Dungeon Quest

>>125822
>A flower planted by the gods

>>125822
>A wife
Who says dangerous dungeons can't contain your soulmate

Also are we assigning the roll you did at the top for stats?

>>125978
Yep, exactly right. Assign each value to a stat. Also roll 1d50, I will choose the post with highest roll

Rolled 47 (1d50)

>>125822
Put the 40 into Luck

Rolled 20 (1d50)

>>125987
Understood

>Con = 10
>Int = 4
>Wisdom = 21
>Charisma = 40
>Luck = 28

>>126018
Done! And the rest?

Rolled 25 (1d50)

>>125822
28 int

>>125822
[green]> A rare gnome skeleton for your skeleton collection, as gnomes are thought to be mythical at this point.[/green]
Constitution: 4
Intelligence: 21
Wisdom: 10
Charisma 28
Luck: 40

>>125822
>A cure for your disease
which is
>A flower planted by the gods

>>126578
Please roll 1d50. Also welcome, newfag.
>>126980
Please roll 1d50 and decide the stat allocation

I'll wait a couple more hours but otherwise I'm going with >>126022 >>125978

Since this anon was the only one to follow instructions.

Rolled 19 (1d50)

>>125822
> Other
> legendary treasures and weapons heard in tales.
Con:40
Int: 28
Mind: 21
Cha. :10
Lock: 4
Our mercenary doesn't give a damn about single flower, Jewell or dames.

> A wife
Con: 10
Int: 21
Wis: 28
Cha: 40
Lck: 4
This is 4chan, guys. This is our one chance to get a wife.

Alright I guess we're going with this >>127437

You are a handsome young man of delicate parts and features. Not particularly strong or intelligent, your good looks and charm have won the favor of many. You have come to the Nameless Dungeon to seek a wife, for the average women of the world do not interest you. We shall see if you find love within these halls...or death.

Now on to your TRAITS:

1. You were born into:
>A family of wealthy MERCHANTS
>A family of peasant FARMERS
>A wandering CIRCUS
>A family of WOLVES
>SERVITUDE for royalty
>A family of traveling BARDS
>A family of contract KILLERS
>Other (write-in)

2. As a young lad you delighted in (choose 2)
>EXPLORING the wilderness
>FIGHTING other young lads
>READING arcane tomes
>HUNTING wild game
>ROMANCING young lasses
>EXPERIMENTING with magical reagents
>STEALING from pockets and chests
>Other (write-in)

3. As a man you:
>Joined the military as a FOOTSOLDIER
>Wandered the country as a BARD
>Took up the cloth, the holy book and the sword as a CRUSADER
>Became apprentice to a powerful WIZARD
>Learned the subtle art of BLACKSMITHING
>Achieved spiritual purity as a MONK
>Assassinated hundreds as a KILLER
>Became a royal COOK
>Preached the word of your god as a MISSIONARY
>Carried messages for your lord as a HEARLD
>Worked the fields as a FARMER
>Other (write-in)

Roll 1d50, highest will be chosen.

Rules:

The rules of this system are simple. You roll 1d50. Lowest number is chosen (starting now). If there is any kind of resistance to your action, your roll is compared against the appropriate stat. Rolling below half your stat is a crit success, rolling above your stat is crit fail, rolling anywhere else is a partial success.

TRAITS are things you can "cite" when making an action, you must justify citing a particular trait by explaining how it applies. Traits can be anything, skills, abilities, people you know, equipment etc. Traits give a +1 to +10 modifier to your roll based on the relevance of the trait to the action (which is determined by the strength of your argument/justification).

Traits can also be cited toward negative effects, in which case you get Luck Points (LP). You can expend LP to roll against your Luck stat instead of another stat.

Rolled 9 (1d50)

>>127778
Born into family of peasant circus
Who was delighted in reading arcane tomes as a young lad.
Now you wander the county as a bard.

Rolled 45 (1d50)

>>127778
1. >A family of peasant FARMERS
2. >EXPERIMENTING with magical reagents
3. >Wandered the country as a BARD

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>>127795
You family was part of a traveling circus. You participated in many of the acts, including acrobatics, clowning and lion-taming. But your main talent was sleight of hand magic tricks. You were called Los Dedos.

Whatever pocket money you earned in those days you spent on collecting books and arcane tomes. The circus owner taught you to read and you spent your free time reading as many books as possible. You learned to read in several languages. And you learned by heart many myths, stories, legends, poems and songs from a diverse array of cultures.

You became so interested in the stories that you traveled the land as a Bard, sharing stories to those who would listen and listening to those who had stories to share. Your charm and good looks captured the hearts of many. And maidens came from far and wide to hear you play and sing. You broke many hearts, for you loved no one among your admirers.

Now you have come to the Nameless Dungeon, where all who seek, find. We shall see if the legends of this place are true...

What will you do? (See OP pic)

>Traits
Bard
Circus Performer
Magic Deck of Cards
Losid's book of 3001 Myths and Legends
Well-tuned Lute

>>127963
Look at the skeleton and the gold coins(?) next to it.

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>>127997
The skeleton is no one you recognize. Parts of the skull have been eaten away. Next to the skeleton lie golden...seeds. They shine just like gold.

What do you do?

>Traits
Bard
Circus Performer
Magic Deck of Cards
Losid's book of 3001 Myths and Legends
Well-tuned Lute

P.S Roll 1d50, lowest will be chosen

Rolled 3 (1d50)

>>128063
Pick up seeds

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>>128090
You put the seeds in your purse.

What do you do?

>Traits
Bard
Circus Performer
Magic Deck of Cards
Losid's book of 3001 Myths and Legends
Well-tuned Lute

P.S Roll 1d50, lowest will be chosen

Rolled 41 (1d50)

>>128140
Continue into the dungeon until we come upon something interesting or a junction.

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>>128177
You continue into the darkness and come to a fork in the path.

What do you do?

>Traits
Bard
Circus Performer
Magic Deck of Cards
Losid's book of 3001 Myths and Legends
Well-tuned Lute

P.S Roll 1d50, lowest will be chosen

Rolled 3 (1d50)

>>128310
Look at that sleeping monster{?} on the right and look it up in our book.

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>>128398
This creature is known as Jakinburr (also Jakenburr, Jakunberr, Huptir, Flotsee). They feed on the blood of rats and other rodents. They are quite fond of dancing and music. Their horns are theorized to have magical properties, but no one knows what they are. Be wary of introducing yourself, the Jakinburr finds introductions to be extremely offensive and may become hostile.

The Jakinburr are not terribly intelligent and there are at least a dozen cases where clever adventurers were able to outsmart them.

If a Jakinburr tells you his name, NEVER SPEAK IT.

What do you do?

>Traits
Bard
Circus Performer
Magic Deck of Cards
Losid's book of 3001 Myths and Legends
Well-tuned Lute

P.S Roll 1d50, lowest will be chosen

Rolled 8 (1d50)

>>129141
Try to make sense out of the symbols on the wall.

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>>129415
(Bard trait gives +7 to Int for this roll)
You recognize the language from an ancient text you studied when you were younger: The Bride of the Horse-Breeder. The language is called Ke-ikek.

The message reads:

"Beware! This way lies dragons!"

Well that's helpful.

What do you do?

>Stats
Con = 10
Int = 4
Wisdom = 21
Charisma = 40
Luck = 28

>Traits
Bard
Circus Performer
Magic Deck of Cards
Losid's book of 3001 Myths and Legends
Well-tuned Lute

P.S Roll 1d50, lowest will be chosen

Rolled 48 (1d50)

>>129731
Break one of the torches off the wall

Rolled 14 (1d50)

>>129731
Walk towardswhere the dragons allegedly are.

Rolled 18 (1d50)

>>129731

Sneak up on the Jakinburr, then start performing a lavish song and dance routine to wake him up.