Realistic MMO game.

I had an idea for a while, and although I still can't implement it due to lack of OpenGL support for TGEA and some other stuff, I guess I can put this out in the world:

This game takes place in medieval times (like most MMOs out there), but this one is going to be much more realistic then games like WoW.

You get to choose from multiple races such as:

Humans
Dwarves
Gnomes
Elves
Goblins
(more might be added later)

And you get to choose a class, but unlike most other games that have you choose a class, this will not restrict you to anything. It might be easier if I explain this first. There are many skills such as:

Magic
Crafting
Combat
Archery
Harvesting

And each one having a group of sub-classes:

Magic:
-Sorcery
-Teleporting
-Enchanting
-Summoning
-Transformation
-Combat

Crafting:
-Carpentry
-Potioning
-Fletching
-Smithing
-Tailoring

Now when you choose a class, you will choose to either be a Wizard, a Crafter, a Combatant, an Archer, or a Harvester. Now when you choose one, the only thing that happens is that you gain a few levels in each skill that is in each one, but it does not limit you from anything else. So you can choose to be a wizard, but gain your levels up in archery instead.

After you choose your race and class, you must choose your starting alliance. Now each alliance will not be considered 'good' or 'evil'. So that means new and experienced players will mix around, and not giving the odds to another alliance.

All alliances will have a diplomatic setting towards another alliance, which will change depending on how the players act. The settings will be as followed:

Ally
Truce
Enemies
War

Ally: Players are allowed in each other's cities at any time, and they help each other as much as possible. Players may stay as long as they want. This is good for times of war.

Truce: Players are allowed in each other's cities at any time, but they shouldn't stay too long. This is good mostly for trading.

Enemies: Players will raid other players for items and resources, they will be attacked if they get too close to a city or outpost.

War: Players will attack and hold siege to enemy cities until they are destroyed, and once that happens, then all players in that alliance will be forced to choose a different alliance. All players will be attacked on sight by the others.

So this means that the game will have realistic war and diplomatic parts.

Another major part of the game is Player Owned Alliances (POA). When very high-level players can make it on their own, they usually start their own alliance. First the player starts an alliance, much like they would start a guild in other MMOs, and then they need recruits, but the way they get them is up to them.

After they have a good number of players, they will start building their capital. Using TGEAs ATLAS terrain system, the games terrain will generated to spread out very far, with oceans and islands and many many features. Once the POA finds a good place to build, the leader will use a Land Marker, which will (depending on the amount of players) expand to a suitable size. All buildings built in the Land Marker must be authorized by the owner, and will then be owned by the owner. There will be many buildings to build using the carpentry skill, such as:

-Armory: Holds high level weapons and armor which may only be used when the leader allows
-Dragon Hatchery: Explained later
-Minigame Building: Allows players from all alliances to enter a portal and be taken to a universe with many minigames to play.
-Towers, Walls, and other fortifications.

So that is what a POA is... Just a regular alliance, but ran by a player.