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Welcome to the World of the UnOrdinary

Welcome to Wellston, where being ordinary and having no ability is unusual. Wellston is home to the very competitive and prestigious Wellston Private High School, and neighbor to Agwin High School. Although Wellston is known for its academic success, the student body is ruled by the Royals and elite tiered, all of which are determined by ability level. I wonder what level you are? Because, as much as we all want to thrive here, everyone knows only the strong can make it to the top. Let's not forget about the power-based, ruthless society outside of school walls. A book that has inspired heroes has been banned, and the members of higher tiers acting as superheroes are seen as ruthless vigilantes. Can you survive the chaos? 

Plot

Although you are a citizen of the Wellston area, you could go to Wellston, Agwin, any other school in the area, or maybe even homeschool. Your characters are going to be going through the qualms of high school, with the added pressure of climbing ranks in the hierarchy and school rivalries. You are free to go and meet in the mall or at Woaba Boba, a local drink shop. An influx of heroes have risen to try to help the members of the lower tiers, but now they are getting heat for it. Are you pro-hero or pro-natural selection?

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Levels are from 1.0-10.0
Potential and Mastery is considered in the overall level of an individual's ability level
Potential is the baseline number representing the potential that one is born with
Mastery is how well someone knows, controls, and uses their ability and different factors come into this number including strength, accuracy, and the ingenuity of the user; this number is fluid and increases with training
The equation used to come up with a user's level is Potential multiplied by Mastery, and divided by 10
Below are further explanations of the five tiers in which a user is inserted by their ability level


https://unordinary.fandom.com/wiki/Standard_Gauging_System
1.0-1.9
30% of the population
Mostly defenseless bottom-feeders
Includes cripples or ability-less people; these people have a 1.0 ability level

2.0-3.4
Most common tier; your Average Joes (55% of the population)
Biggest variety of abilities

3.5-4.9
12% of the population
Powerful and most usually authorities

5.0-10.0
2% of the population
So powerful that their abilities manifest without trying ie sensing electrical currents
Vigilantes or heroes are more often in this tier

6.0-10.0
God Tiers are High Tiers, but not all High Tiers are God Tiers
The very top of the food chain
They were mostly born with great potential and also know every nook and cranny of their ability
Only a God Tier can defeat a God Tier

Below is an explanation of each factor counted for in the Mastery stat

Defense- the extent to which the user knows how to use the ability in a defensive manner
Power- the extent to which the user knows how to use the ability in a strength- or attack-derived manner in a wide range
Speed- the speed and accuracy of the user while using the ability
Recovery- the amount of time it takes between using the ability, and how long it takes to bounce back effectively
Trick- the creativity and ingenuity of the user


Remember, you don't have to go to Wellston. 

For people interested, there are usual school clubs like a journalism club.

If/ when people are first years, you are a low or mid-tier, but you have the ability to advance as schooling goes on.

DISCLAIMER: This roleplay takes place in the world of and using concepts from UnOrdinary, a webcomic by Uru-Chan. Some of the original characters may even be making an appearance. Who knows?
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