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This is part two from our series from last week, Tier Magic and World Items.
Today we are covering the World Items section of Overlord.
Again, Tier Magic 1 through 10, and then you have Super Tier Magic in different classes
within those Tier Magic systems.
World Items basically has tier systems as well.
So the items and armaments in Yggdrasil were classified according to their data size.
So basically how much space they took up within the game.
The larger capacity for data, the rarer the item.
Starting from the bottom, the classes were labeled as low, medium, high, top, legacy,
relic, legendary, and divine.
Trading magic items was usually done in the form of data crystals.
So you can trade items with people and instead of trading what the item looked like, you
would trade its size of data.
So that way you could modify it however you want.
So it would still hold the same data, but different forms of the same data.
However the one and only type of item that was able to easily override the effects or
powers of any of the previously mentioned classes are the World Items.
While also magic items such as armor would not be destroyed unless they were targeted
by specific spells.
Also metal was durable and highly resistant to pure energy attacks like lightning, flame,
or ice.
Since armor made from metal for starters was hard to destroy since it had a high defense
but a low HP.
So you couldn't really get rid of the armor.
You could damage it but you couldn't really get rid of it.
So starting off from the bottom within the item series themselves was the low class.
So this included things like minor healing potions, pitcher of endless water, mirror
of remote viewing, or like a Valentine's chocolate special event type thing within the game.
The next step from that was middle class items.
An example of that there was a New World item in this New World that they're in called
a gauntlet of the griffon lord.
So just a middle class warrior style armor.
Nothing super special.
You had high class items such as Pluton's magic short sword.
Top class items such as the elemental gacha.
It's basically like those pay to win type things.
I can't stand pay to win.
Or a torture device.
Going up from there you had the legacy class items.
So you had like the guardian heroes, silver acorn necklaces, things that are a lot more
valuable basically up on the tier list.
Then you had relic class.
So you had a Christmas costume from the Christmas event.
You had haste boots which I'm assuming basically are like the what?
Boots of blinding speed?
Pretty much yeah.
You had the swimsuit that Shaltier has.
So swimsuit.
And that's a relic class item.
Jesus.
Then you go up into legendary class items.
So you have if you remember the battle maid that had the guns and stuff like that.
The scarf that she wore was a legendary class item.
Basically like providing camouflage and stuff like that.
And then you had Shaltier bloodfallen her valkyrie armor.
The red armor that she had.
So the world item too?
Legendary class.
Coming up from there we have divine class items.
Yggdrasil magic items were created from embedding computer crystals, data into the crystals.
For instance, players made items in the game could have abilities changed by using data
crystals.
So you could have a set of armor and if you had enough data crystals you could add it
to it and change its effect completely on your own.
Or to customize it yourself basically.
Cool.
However, with the performance of computer data crystals dropped by monsters to be random,
it was necessary to have several extremely rare loot computer data crystals just to be
able to create a divine class item.
Not only that, if you wanted these computer data crystals to be embedded into a container
such as a sword type weapon, it had to be a weapon forged from an ultra rare metal to
be able to do that.
Jesus.
So there was a lot of prerequisites.
Reminds me of...
You want to hear about prerequisites?
Stay blood-borne and try to do the Chalice mission and believe me, try to figure out
the combination of Chalices to effectively find the specific voucher.
You know what?
It's the whole thing.
As such, even for level 100 players, it was common to not have a single divine class item.
Besides questing for them or making them, another method of obtaining divine class items
was through the gacha system.
A lot of resistance less players obtain these rare items within a limited time.
So you can basically pay to win.
Gotcha.
So they'd just be decked out on the fucking highest level.
Yeah.
So examples of divine class items.
A lot of the weapons used by the guild members themselves.
So like the swords and the little daggers and stuff, the bow that they used, they were
all divine class items basically.
Because they were more than happy to pay for...
I bet they were.
So like you have the God Slain Emperor Blade from Takamikazuchi, the warrior that created
Kakaitos.
You have the Ring of Einzelgön, the ones they used to teleport within the guild itself.
That's a divine class item.
Suck the blood and eat the flesh.
So great name.
The spewet lance that is used by Shaltir, that weird looking shaped lance that she uses.
That's a divine class item as well.
And then going up from divine class, you have a...
It's almost like a tie, but you have guild weapons and you have world champion items.
Guild weapons, basically they possess the data capacity that is determined by the value
of the materials used in their construction and the skill of the person that made them.
This data capacity limited the number of data crystals which could be added to it.
Thus, rarer metals are allowed for the creation of a correspondingly more powerful guild weapon.
The downside with a guild weapon though is that if it was destroyed in the game, the
guild was disbanded automatically.
So if an opposing guild could destroy your guild item, it disbanded your guild completely
and you couldn't reform it.
Never?
So it locked out, huh?
Yeah.
You know what they would do right if it was a game?
Your guild would get destroyed, right?
Whatever your guild's name is, attack on the number two.
You're pretty right.
There you go.
I think the thing though is that they would limit the players from ever rejoining the same
guild again.
Damn.
Well no, they're not joining the same guild.
It's two.
It's not a...
It's just coming together.
It's like Knights of Entertainment 2.
You're not joining the same guild.
It's number two now.
And then two examples of that is the Staff of Ainzal'Gon, which is the very first thing
that you see in the first episode or at the very beginning of the manga itself.
Can he part with the Red Seeds like Moses?
Probably, yeah.
That wouldn't be surprising.
Well, until he does, the staff ain't nothing.
The other example was the Eight Greed Kings.
They also had a guild weapon that is heard of from the New World, but they don't know
what it is.
It was never mentioned what it was anymore.
But it was the only other guild weapon that we know of.
The one that would be tied with that though is a World Champion item.
The World Champion was a special class granted only to the victor of the official martial
tournament.
Only a few had managed to obtain the World Champion class, of which there are only nine
in the entire game of Yggdrasil.
Yggdrasil had nine realms within the game, so you could have nine World Champions because
each of the nine realms was basically its own world within the game.
As the prize, the champion was given one piece of special equipment by the administrator.
The power of this prize's equipment surpassed the Divine class, rivaling even the guild
weapons themselves.
Of course, since it was a reward for the winner of the tournament, only the World Champion
could equip it.
So nobody else could use that equipment but the World Champion themselves.
However, under certain situations, one may put them on by casting a spell such as Perfect
Warrior, which Einzel Ghosn does whenever he fights Shaltir in the story.
He basically turns all of his points of a mage into a warrior-style class.
So instead of being the perfect mage, he's a perfect warrior basically.
For a temporary time I guess.
The example of that would be a set of armor that TouchMe had called Compliance of Law,
or Compliance with Law.
Because in the real world he's a police officer, so he named his armor Compliance with Law.
Jesus.
Now TouchMe.
So that's the only one that we know of too on the World Class items, or the World Champion
items.
And then up from there we do have world items.
Basically world items have the power to change the world.
There are, let's see here, in Yggdrasil there are only 200 world items.
Only 200?
Only 200.
That's it.
For the entire game of Yggdrasil.
So that includes all nine realms, everything.
Each of them had their own unique ability, and some were very powerful, enough to destroy
the game's balance.
Of course not all the world items had such groundbreaking abilities.
Even so if a player managed to get a hold of a world item, that player's reputation
in Yggdrasil would jump to basically the highest level you could.
Because if you could obtain one, out of everybody, and there's only 200 style, you're doing
really well.
If you're level 5 though you just bump across one?
You could, yes.
Like it is possible.
It would beat the hell out of you.
Effects of the world item can be resisted in only two ways.
One you could resist it by owning another world item, or two getting special job classes
that allow you to resist those effects.
What kind of random job?
Job classes, like racial classes and job classes.
For instance Ain'til Gown, he's a skeleton, lich, stuff like that.
His job class is a little separate from that.
While this is just a speculation, there was a guild that said even a world item may possibly
drop from level breaking bosses.
In particular, this being the lords of the seven deadly sins, since they were classified
under Yggdrasil as a world enemy.
The guild believed that through defeating all seven of them the world item would appear
from the monsters and finally dropping it.
Only world items could not affect holders of other world items and would be a different
matter unless those holders happened to accept the influence.
All of which was made possible thanks to the patch created by the developers of the game.
Because apparently there were people that were fucking with each other with these world
items.
Probably.
Which is, you kind of expect that.
In gaming.
You would just expect it, like you know it's going to happen.
I remember playing Dark Souls 3.
I'd just beat a boss.
I just got a spark or I forgot what the, you get the specific ember.
If you light it, your health goes from like, it like doubles in size.
Like you're almost halfway across the screen.
Yeah.
And you're just, you're just on top of the world.
And this fucking sack of shit player decided to raid my fucking world, beat the breaks
off of me and leave.
And once you die, you lose that little fucking extra boost unless you can pop another one.
That motherfucker, I'll never forget you.
We were doing the good old tactic of trying to protect each other's butt holes.
Because if you get behind them, you can do like a death, no a backstab animation and
it does a tremendous amount of damage.
So we're both trying to avoid each other's, I was trying to protect my ass all the whole
time.
And so was he.
And you lost that one.
Yeah.
I don't know how the fuck, what the fuck.
He just walked around me somehow.
I was so mad because I got two on his back and somehow he survived both hits.
Really?
And he just changed his tactics.
It's like a wore my asshole out.
In the new world, it is revealed that many world items have been scattered about all
over the continent.
Apart from players, some world items are owned by its native inhabitants respectively, while
the rest have no owner and basically haven't had any claim to them yet.
So there are world items in this new world that they're in.
Hence all ownerless world items are known to be discovered in various places such as
ruins, fallen civilizations and so on.
Out of the world items, there's something called the 20.
The 20 is the name of 20 world items that are unrivaled in terms of power.
All of them could be used once.
Well damn.
If one needs to be used again, one would basically have to go find the item all over again regardless
of the difficulty process.
Does that respawn?
Eventually, yes.
Okay.
But if you choose it, you gotta go get it again.
It's like a devil fruit.
And it doesn't matter what you had to do to get it.
If you use one of these 20, you have to go find it again.
Damn.
The Guild of Ironsoil.
Let me try this new item out for as practice.
Wait, I can't use it again?
Exactly.
Fuck.
And the Guild of Ironsoil Gown, which our main character is the leader of, he currently
possesses two of them out of these items.
The first is Ahura Mazda.
It basically has the potent effect on anything with a negative karma value and its area of
effect could span an entire world in Agedra's Hill.
So you could affect an entire world of one of the nine that are in Agedra's Hill.
You have another one called Five Elements Overcoming.
Five Elements Overcoming has the power to request the game developers to change part
of the game's magic system in Agedra's Hill.
For instance, according to the character Suzuki Satoru, which is the real name of Ainzul Gown
in the actual Earth world, while wands could not contain such a ninth tier spell like Perfect
Unknowable, it was possible with said world item.
If he wanted a wand that was magically enchanted with that kind of spell, he would need this
world item or a different one, which we're going to cover, which will basically allow
him to make a request from the developers to do it.
Give me a wand that has a 10 tier spell in it.
Just talk about wands.
Also in Skyrim, they have this wand you get the Wobba Jack, I think it's called, and it
has whatever it wants.
Random shit.
Yeah.
It can help you, it can hinder you.
I was fighting a very low level bandit.
I used the Wobba Jack, it became a high level Daedra demon with a black armor, it's twice
the fucking level, and it was the dumbest thing I've ever done.
Because before that I think I burst a guy in flames, so I was like, oh, this is awesome,
and I used it again, and now it's a fucking Daedra.
Or you could turn somebody into a chicken, I remember that too.
Did you?
I never got that one.
You would turn him into a chicken.
I never got that one.
It's got my ass beat.
This one has a weird name to it, this is the third of them.
It's called Lunginus.
Gives you a big old fat dick.
It has the power to completely remove any target from existence at the expense of the
owner's existence as well.
There was no way to restore the data of anyone deleted by the world item, other than by using
the resurrection powers of other world items.
Neither cash items or resurrection spells would work.
If someone were to use it on an NPC of Nazarick, it would even reduce the maximum createable
levels of NPCs, the special feature basically of the guild's home base.
Good Jesus.
So if you hated somebody so bad.
Take the both of us out.
You're gone and so am I.
Take the both of us out, then I have someone resurrect me.
You would hope that you have a world item that could do it though.
That's why I get that one first, then I get the other one.
The next one was Ouroboros.
It has the power basically to alter Yggdrasil's game mechanism in more ways than just the
five elements overcoming could.
This item once prevented the guild of Ain Zul'Gon from entering a certain area for months.
As a world item, Ouroboros possesses a power which is said to be superior version of the
super aether magic, wish upon a star, because you can basically have the administrators
do almost whatever you want them to.
Then you have another one called World Saver.
It's a special club item, which is very weak in this missionary stage, but it gets stronger
with time.
It can become so strong that it could even conquer Nazarick with all of the members of
Ain Zul'Gon combined.
God dang.
Over time.
So is Jesus Christ coming down and giving hands?
Then you have another one that's an unnamed one, but it may have the power to remove status
effects such as mind control from any target.
It's currently stored within the guild of Ain Zul'Gon.
We got this thing that can completely control people's mind.
We just don't remember what it is.
That in and of itself, wouldn't it be crazy if there's something in that game that exists,
but they don't know it exists.
They don't know that they don't know it exists.
Would that just drive you crazy?
And then there's another one that's owned, but it's never mentioned what it is, but it's
in the treasury of Ain Zul'Gon as well.
They got two of them.
What the fuck?
A bunch of random shit they have?
Well, they own other ones too.
These are some more that they own.
There's another one called Atlas.
Its ability is unknown, but it belonged to the guild when it was first known as Nine's
Own Goal.
Before it was changed to Ain Zul'Gon.
That's the actual thing.
But a guild stole it at one point in the game.
I bet you it was Ocean's Eleven.
Then you have one that is in the possession of Mare, the cross-dressing little boy.
Oh yeah, with them thigh highs.
Is that the one?
Yes.
Okay.
The name of it is called Avarice in Generosity.
It's basically a pair of gauntlets.
One looks like a devil's hand.
The other one looks like an angel hand.
So we haven't figured out what it is that they do yet though.
We have another one called Billion Blades.
This is given to either Demiurge or Cacitus, but it's never mentioned which.
We have the Caloric Stone.
This item was gained by using massive amounts of rare metal from the seven hidden mines.
There was one that belonged to Ain Zul'Gon, Nubo.
One of the guild members proposed basically to make invincible golems by using it.
So it's got obviously quite a bit of power to it.
We have Depiction of Nature and Society, which is a big ass scroll that currently Aura, Beryl
of Fiora is holding.
So the other twin.
It basically has the power to create an isolated space time.
You can choose whatever you want that to be out of that scroll.
So you could either have an Ice World, you could have a Hell World.
You could have a Great Forest.
It's a little micro environment.
The downside though with it is that if you find the exit, because there's an exit every
single time, you gain possession of it.
That's how.
Put someone in lava.
Yeah.
I guess I win.
Basically change it to whatever you want.
I guess I win again.
Pretty much, yeah.
But apparently that's how Ain Zul'Gon came in possession of it, is they found the exit
to it whenever they were trapped in it.
And then they got a position of it.
So now they have it.
So you can make it whatever one.
You can have an entire world of just like poisonous gas.
So you can choose whatever you want, but there's always that one exit still.
So like if you're immune to it, like whatever it is that you're transported to.
To Dead Space.
Play like what's it?
Gosh.
It's the other anime that's out recently, can't remember that anymore, where he has
infinite space though, where he can turn the entire environment around him to like just
infinite space.
Oh, that's odd.
Gojo is his name.
I have no idea.
Yeah.
Yo, Joe.
We have another one called Downfall of Castle and Country.
This was used on Shoutier.
The user can control, mind control any and all beings, even with absolute mental resistances.
It is currently in the possession of the Black Scripture.
And like I said, it was used against Shoutier at one point to make her fight against Ainz.
Jesus.
We have another one called, I'm going to butcher this name, Inungagob.
I see, yeah.
It's a world item that's currently in the possession of Albedo, the succubus right now.
It can seemingly basically be used to destroy large areas.
It was given to Albedo without the permission from the rest of the guild.
And Ainz only noticed just before the game was about to end that she had possession of
it.
He hasn't taken it back from her, but he realizes that she has it.
It's almost like a staff with a floating black ball on the end of it that can destroy shit.
Then we have another one called, Aigio's Chalice.
Its ability is unknown, but it was either given to either Demiurge or Cacitus.
So you can flip back and forth between the other two.
It's given to one of them.
We just don't know which one.
We have the Nameless Book of Spells, a book capable of inscribing many old spells and
new spells onto your magic that held from both Yggdrasil and the New World.
So you can put whatever spell you want into it.
Seed to the World Tree, a racial change item used to transform into a different race completely
after the game has already started.
We have Throne of Kings, and this is a prize given to Ainz El'Gon the guild for completing
the Great Tomb of Nazarik in one go.
And it basically gives them full control over the guild.
That's one of the theories too, is that that's the reason everything was transferred with
Ainz whenever they went to this New World, is because of that world item specifically.
We have Two Worlds, uh, Mandala.
Two Worlds, one Cup.
It's a world item that was once a national treasure to a country, but was later stolen
by the New Ainz El'Gon.
We have Greyia, a world item that was under the possession of World Searcher, when this
is in the web novel only though.
Okay.
Then we have a couple of unnamed world items.
We have a world item that summons devils.
We have Mamonga's red orb that's part of his body that he keeps in his chest that you see
in all the pictures and stuff like that.
It's something that was only mentioned what it actually does in the web novel, but basically
gets stronger the longer he has it on him.
So at this point, since 24-7, since he's had this on him, it's probably like beyond.
Quite high level.
Yes.
We have an item somewhere on the eighth floor that was in the possession of Oriole Omega,
but now the item belongs to Shaltier.
We have an item that's the Deep Darkness Dragon has.
We have a world item that can create an NPC.
We have a world item that increases the levels of all NPCs.
We have an item that turns the user into a world enemy.
Damn.
It's not like cheat codes half the time.
That's what they are.
The world items are literally just cheat codes where you can basically do whatever though.
Remember in GTA that you could do the world enemy thing?
People would just fucking beat the brakes off of you.
They would get jumped the entire time.
It's basically like unlocking God level for everything.
And whenever you can request things to be changed from the administrators themselves,
it's like, yeah, just change the whole magic system here.
I'm going to give it one HP.
And you could.
Thank you.
And then you just sort of fucking lay a waste.
It's almost like that thing you talked about.
Was it you that talked about it?
Where the guy asks the Genie for those wishes?
Oh yeah.
He's like, all right, Genie, give me the most high tech night vision goggles in existence.
Done.
All right.
Now make all other night vision goggles, flash lights, everything else gone from the world.
Okay.
Done.
Now blot out the sun.
It's basically like that where you can literally have your own Genie to ask for whatever the
fuck you want.
Damn.
And theoretically it's even shown that you could theoretically change the entire systems
of magic.
So instead of tear magic, you turn it to whatever you want, ask them to change it completely,
which leaves everybody.
Change it to guns.
And you could.
Well, there are guns.
There are guns everywhere and you could, well, there are guns in Overlord.
Okay.
Laser guns and stuff.
Damn.
Okay.
There's even a suit that looks like a Gundam.
Damn.
It was called the power armor and it was given out due to the fact that when it was a way
to get new players to start because you could store a really high tier magic in it, even
if you didn't ever possess that magic yet at a low level, but it allowed new players
and noobs to actually start playing.
They really wouldn't just get one-shotted by one of the higher end characters.
Yeah.
You got to give them incentive.
Pretty much.
It was kind of like one of those little game passes where you get benefits for like two
weeks.
Yeah.
Come on, try our game.
We'll give you extra stuff.
Pretty much.
Yeah.
That's all it really was.
But.
It's just bullshit stuff that didn't help you at all.
Waste your goddamn time.
And it was also theorized that in this new world, that is what the eight greed kings
used to change from wild magic to tier magic.
And if you're in possession of a world item, wild magic does not affect you at all.
So you can get thrown any kind of world, excuse me, you can get thrown any wild magic spell
at you.
But if you have a world item, you're not affected by it.
So they all have the same little bonus.
Yeah.
They all have that extra little tidbit and other world items don't affect you either.
So if you have a world item, a world item can't hurt you.
Oh, damn.
Actually, Sifo's a lot of ideas I would have had.
Destroy all the other world items with my world item.
That's the one thing you couldn't do.
I used to use the infinity stone, the infinity stone to destroy the infinity stones.
It's almost like that.
We're kind of they have all that kind of power, but in the other realities, it doesn't affect
them.
Yeah.
Basically, that's what it was in Avenger in the Marvel universe.
Infinity stone from one world didn't work in another world.
Exactly.
Or another universe.
Another world.
But that is everything we got on part two.
I hope you guys enjoyed it and we will see you much better structure episode than the
episode 26.
I can only tell you that much.
Not to sell.
Write stuff down.
Just don't be too boring.
Like some of this stuff is long and drawn out.
But like I said, it's a lot of information and Overlord has a lot of information on it.
Especially when you consider that the anime leaves out a huge chunk of everything that
you could know.
You basically have to watch each season a couple of times to pick up on every little
thing within those episodes.
I can still go back and probably find new stuff that I didn't see the first time.
Mostly once you read like the there's a there's a wiki online or whatever for Overlord that
has every bit of information that you could ever want.
It's a lot of information, people.
But it's a lot.
It's very interesting and it's a very fleshed out compared to a lot of other anime that
are out there.
You actually have backstories.
You actually have mechanics on how stuff works.
Yeah.
World building is always really good for a series.
Well, the guy that created Overlord, he loved Dungeons and Dragons so much and he didn't
really have anybody to play with.
So he just created his own story.
Sounds like me.
Might as well say creating my own story.
Is he just playing Dungeons and Dragons with the solo adventures?
Yeah, pretty much.
But that is everything and we will see you guys on the next one.