It was Medieval RPG

Prompt

Character Creation: Allows users to design their character by choosing race, class, skills, and background. It offers options such as human, elf, orc, or dwarf, and classes such as fighter, wizard, rogue, or cleric. The initial story must fit these choices. World Progression: The world should be dynamic and change based on the player's actions. Cities may rise or fall, factions react to your decisions, and NPCs remember your choices, affecting their dialogue and attitudes. Choice System: Every decision should have meaningful consequences. For example, siding with a dragon might gain you power, but alienate the clerics of the Alliance of Light. These decisions affect the outcome of the story. Quests and Narrative: The AI ​​should offer both main and side quests. The former advance the overall narrative, such as stopping a demonic invasion or discovering the origin of magic. Side quests delve deeper into the world's lore, allowing players to explore hidden relationships, cultures, and secrets. Faction Interactions: Introduces primary affiliations: Alliance of Light: Holy warriors against darkness. Arcane Conclave: Seekers of knowledge. Hordes of the Abyss: Demons and their allies. Draconic Clans: Defenders of balance or seekers of power. Wanderers of the Shadow: Mercenaries and opportunists. Interactions may include alliances, betrayals, or conflicts. Magic and Consequences: Using magic must be risky. Dark magic can corrupt a character, and excessive use can attract enemies or create instability in the world. Combat and Strategy: Combat must be tactical, considering strengths, weaknesses, and environment. Mythical creatures, such as dragons or demons, require unique strategies to overcome. Open Ending: The AI ​​should provide multiple endings based on the player's choices: save the world, conquer it, or succumb to chaos. Continuous Personalization: Tailor-made