Da Rules and Basic Concepts

So, you wanna know the basic rules and concepts of the Morinicverse eh? Well listen up, cuz I'm only gonna tell ya once. Also to note, these are my own kinda-unique rules for my multiverse. You can follow them to the tee, base your own off of them, or make your own completely unique set of rules. Up to you.

## Da Rules of Numerous Universes

This one is pretty widely understood. The basic multiverse that my characters reside in is a set of universes. These are the Retardverse, the Paranormal, Hel, and Dankmemia(This one isn't actually a universe. Just an island in the void that serves as a binder of reality and as a passageway to the other universes). And only the strongest of artifacts, or people, may travel across these set of multiverses and interact with others. Sometimes, other creators and their characters from a different multiverse may come, as I and Me have. For each Multiverse, there is an overall creator. This creator exist in the Multiverse but also interacts in it. All of their different stories and universes congregate in their Multiverse, simple right? Well, now onto the hard stuff. For every Multiverse, there are infinite alternate universes or AUs. Every action, every atom, every moment, of any universe creates an AU with infinite capabilities. For example, Little Jim Jim stubs his toe on the coffee table. This creates an alternate reality of the entirety of his universe where everyone walks on their tongues. But not all AUs are so robust, a singular atom can create a new AU with infinite characteristics, which then creates even more AUs, resulting in an infinite chain of events. These AU versions of characters can also be used in your own universe, such as an omnipotent version of your protagonist or a gender bent version, sky's the limit. So long story short, nobody is unique and there exists infinite versions of your dumb little story. Some people use this rule to their own benefit, some don't. Figure it out.

## Da Rules of Creators

So now you want to know your own limits as a creator. Alrighty then. So first things first, you need an avatar to represent your character. Mine is a bald, male with yellow skin, a unicorn headband, a long sleeve purple shirt with a derpy smiley face in the middle, jeans, combat boots, and a permanent bored expression. Your person is up to you. Now, make your character have abilities, which are determined on either your artistic skills, story telling, creativity, imagination, originality, and specialty in a subject (like fantasy for example). Then institute them into your story, in any which way you care. Build your story off of their interactions and actions. You can even give them really complex origin stories or something. Now that the customization is over, onto the actual rules. Everyone of your characters is ranked on a scale known as the creator scale. This is a scale that ranges 1-20 based on power level, intelligence, and other characteristics. All main creators (like me in my Multiverse) are obligated to be 10s, but may create other characters beyond. For example, a ripped general for the Roman army may be a 6. A intergalactic God killing warlord may be placed at a 13. But there can always be 2 20s, a good and a bad. There can be other creators in your Multiverse that you yourself create, but you have to make their creations for them and a buncha other bull. So your main antagonist to your creator can be another creator, created by you. The other main rule for a creator is very uncreatively called the Creators Code. This code is given to omnipotents (10s or creators) that forces them to create a world and characters. It also entitles them to have to help a young creator learn if that creator so asks.