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Index

  • Rules of Engagement
    ” Respect me and I will respect you. Kindness goes a long way.
    ” If you are under 18 do not ask for RP with adult themes.
    ” Please no meta-gaming or mary sues.
    ” Semi-Para to Para RP is preferred.
    ” IC actions = IC consequences.
    ” I do not RP on RPR or in Whispers on furcadia unless asked.
  • Setting
    TGT

    Themes
    Treasure hunting
    Exploration
    Adventure
    Short boi hours

    Seeking
    Adventure!
    Friends!

  • Let's have some fun!

    This character uses the dice system when out on an adventure with others!

    RULES
    ~When starting, the RP will consist of 2 rounds of posts to establish the scene.
    ~Rolls for items may continue for a total of 3 turns. After that, the search is over!
    (Can be shortened depending on player count)
    ~Rolls for items end when each player has found 1 (one) item regardless of quality.
    ~The RP can be continued by all participants during rolls and after an item has been found.
    Depending on how long the RP has been going on for, dispersal of people can happen after one round of posts after item hunting has ended.
    1. roll 1d50 to determine the chance of finding an item while exploring with Nux.
      1 fail - you find something creepy like a skull, bones, or <insert insect/animal here>!
      2-20 You did not find item
      21-24 You found a cool rock! (random rock generator)
      25-30 You found a gemstone! (random gemstone generator)
      31-50 you found an item!

      If you found an item, proceed below!

    2. roll 1d2 to roll for which item table you will be rolling from.
      -- (Item table link here!)
      Note: All items are non magical.

    3. roll 1d60 or 1d30 to determine what item you found.
      -- If you rolled a 1, roll a 1d60 for the mundane list
      -- If you rolled a 2, roll a 1d30 for the uncommon list.

    4. roll 1d100 to determine the quality of the item.

      1 = fail. Unfixable
      It's so badly damaged you can't help but feel embarrassed. Might wanna...bury it and forget you found it.

      2-30 = Broken
      The item holds together, but just barely. Pieces are missing, metal's rusted and/or bent, leather is cracked and warped.

      31-60 = Fixable
      The item shows signs of wear and tear, but it's not so bad it can't be fixed or repaired in some way. You got lucky!

      61-80 = Decent quality
      The item is slightly weathered, but not falling apart. There are small cracks, dings, and scuffs, but it's still worth something.

      81-99 = Fine quality
      Very little damage has been done to it, only upon closer inspection can a keen eye can tell it's a bit worn.

      100 = pristine quality
      There's no blemishes, cracks, scuffs, etc. Almost as good as the day it was made! Can be sold for max price.