Scope RPG

Your Avatar ​

Your avatar is your in-game self - the character you pick once, level up over time, gear up with equipment, and take into every battle. Unlike a soldier or a demon, the avatar isn't bound to any one habit. It's the you of the game world.

Avatar classes

What the Avatar Is ​

The avatar is the player. It's created once when you pick a class during onboarding, and it stays with your account permanently. There's exactly one avatar per account - you don't "own" an avatar, you are the avatar.

Every visible representation of you across the app - your profile, your arena preview, your leaderboard row, your battle portrait - is the avatar. There's no separate "person profile" and "game profile." They're the same thing.

Where the Avatar Fights ​

The avatar participates in every kind of combat in the game:

  • Dungeons - often alongside soldiers in the soldier phase, and always solo in the boss phase.
  • Adventure quests - both boss-only quests (avatar vs boss) and multi-phase quests (avatar plus soldiers).
  • Arena - avatar-only PvP. Soldiers stay home.

The arena is the only combat mode that's avatar-exclusive; soldiers can't follow you there.

What Shapes Your Avatar's Power ​

Four separate layers combine to produce every combat number on your avatar's sheet:

  1. Class - your starting distribution of identity attributes plus a handful of signature class perks. Set at onboarding, permanent.
  2. Identity attributes - six stats (Armor, Strength, Intelligence, Speed, Luck, Vitality) that you shape by spending skill points as you level.
  3. Equipment - eight slots of gear, each adding flat stat bonuses.
  4. Real-life stats - multiplicative modifiers based on how you've been living recently.

That last layer is what makes the avatar different from every other combat unit in the game. A static build - same class, same allocation, same equipment - performs differently in battle depending on how your real-life patterns are trending.

One Avatar, One Life ​

There's no alts, no parallel characters, no starting over. The avatar is you. The only way to remove it is account deletion, which is a destructive action you explicitly initiate from settings.

If you wish you'd picked a different class, the only path is account reset - and the friction is intentional. The design treats class as a real choice with real consequences.