After finishing the battle, I promptly open the home screen.

 

In the rules of Regicide of Saga, you can gain experience points by defeating monsters, and when these points reach a certain value, your level increases.

 

And with each level increase, you gain SP (Skill Points).

 

By allocating these skill points, you can strengthen various ability values (statuses) and acquire skills.

 

I operate the screen and check the SP column.

 

The number displayed there was 【40】.

 

With the battle against the wolf, my level has risen from 【1】 to 【4】.

 

With the increase of each level, SP increases by 【10】, resulting in an increase of 【30 SP】.

 

Adding the 【10】 that I had at the start, my current SP is 【40】.

 

I’m relieved.

 

I thought it would be hard to change the conditions for adding SP, which forms the core of the game.

 

However, as some specifications have been changed, I could not say for sure.

 

Let’s organize the specifications that we know have been removed at this point.

 

From the item column 【quick equip】.

 

The 【chat feature】 that allows you to send messages to friends.

 

【Logout】 to quit the game.

 

Other minor functions are grayed out.

 

In contrast, systems related to 【SP】 and 【status】 exist.

 

If I were to describe this world in one phrase, I would say it’s “a world that has made Regicide of Saga as close to reality as possible.”

 

For example, to equip an item, you are required to take actions such as 《wearing》or 《holding》.

 

In the game, you just had to click on the item column or select the equipment from the equipment column.

 

I wonder who created such a world?

 

Initially, was the game created based on this world?

 

Anyway, my level has increased, and I’ve acquired SP.

 

Let’s allocate the points and acquire skills.

 

As I was scanning the skill column, I noticed something.

 

“My name is blank?”

 

You decide on your character’s name at the start.

 

So, in this case, I thought it was carried over from the game.

 

Since this is a rare opportunity, I decided to give myself a different name from before.

 

The locals of this world are probably not NPCs.

 

It’s best to choose something innocuous.

 

Also, considering the case where I encounter someone in the same situation as I – someone who has been reborn or transferred to this world.

 

I have the intention of avoiding possible trouble that may arise at that time.

 

Name：Arata

Lv.4

SP：40

HP：100

MP：100

ST：100

STR：10

VIT：10

AGI：10

MA：10

MD：10

 

New life.

 

 

Without any twists, I named myself “Arata”. I guess I don’t have any naming sense. [1]

 

Even so, the status is refreshingly low.

 

I remember the wolf’s status was 3-15 per category.

 

STR was 10-15, so it might have been a bit dangerous.

 

Well, It’s over, and, “as long as the result is good.”

 

Let’s start allocating skill points.

 

There are three major types of skills in the game.

 

The 『combat type』 that adds bonuses to related abilities and allows you to use special techniques.

 

The 『craftsmanship type』 that is essential for crafting weapons and items.

 

The 『special type』 that allows you to do things like equip special equipment, and unlock special equipment by using achievements.

 

SP can also be used to increase the status itself.

 

However, a specific item is required to reassign the changed status.

 

Therefore, if you are not a beginner, it is more efficient to prioritize acquiring skills at the beginning.

 

Also, there are skills that have the effect of increasing the status value.

 

This allows you to strengthen both your status and combat performance, making it possible to level up efficiently.

 

However, there are only a few skills that can be acquired.

 

The main way to acquire skills is to allocate skill points obtained by leveling up from the skill board.

 

However, certain actions are required to allocate these skill points.

 

For example, 【Swordsmanship】.

 

By equipping a weapon item classified as a sword, the skill item will be unlocked.

 

Fortunately, the skill I was aiming to acquire in the battle with the wolf was added to the skill board.

 

I promptly allocate the skill points and activate it.

 

Name: Arata

Lv.4

SP：37

HP：100

MP：100

ST：100

STR：10

VIT：10

AGI：10

MA：10

MD：10

 

Skills 『Swordsmanship Lv.1』『Physical Technique』『Physical Enhancement Lv.1』

 

That should be enough for now.

 

Most of the skill points obtained are saved.

 

In order to increase the skill level from now on, more points will be required.

 

At this stage, it is wise to limit yourself to acquiring the minimum amount of skills and save the rest of the SP.

 

As the level of the skill increases, the required points and the conditions for acquisition become stricter.

 

However, if you pour points into one skill, the others will be neglected.

 

After all, you need to evenly allocate points to various skills.

 

Ah, that was tough.

 

But it was also fun.

 

I want to allocate to HP and ST as well, but if I’m going to raise my status here at the initial stage, rather, I’ll put it into skills.

 

Also, I want to save the remaining points as insurance for when I really need them.

 

Now, let’s face reality.

 

I turned my eyes to the carcass of the fallen wolf.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

＿＿＿＿＿＿＿

Format

【Skill】

 

Example：『Swordsmanship』

・Acquire Skill

……Exhausts 1 SP

……In the skill section, 『Swordsmanship Lv.1』 is added

 

・Swordsmanship Lv.１⇒Swordsmanship Lv.２

……Exhausts 10 SP

……Becomes『Swordsmanship Lv.2剣術Lv.２』in the skill section

 

※Though this given, depending on the skill, more SP will be necessary.