Post by Game Master on Apr 15, 2023 2:20:59 GMT -5
You want to be a Gambler? Be careful! Each Kingdom has its own rules on Gambling and how they address it. Some Kingdoms have made it illegal for your to gamble, so consider this before challenging an NPC to a game of chess, dice, cards, etc.
Your character has the possibility of going to jail, being mugged, turned in, flogged, and sometimes, killed. Not every NPC will accept your challenge of a game, and not all will play fair.
Choose your victims wisely.
You cannot force an NPC to accept your game, but you can tag Game Master in your post if you wish to challenge someone.
The rules of gambling will remain the same, no matter the Kingdom you belong to.
You will roll 3 dice in your post of 1d100.
The NPC will roll 3 dice in their post of 1d100.
You must label your dice as 1. , 2. , and 3. in your post.
Each dice will be compared to the other post. The highest number on the dice's face wins, and the best of 2 out of the 3 dice will determine the winner of that game.
For example, if Azrael and Thomas are playing a game of Chess, they will each roll
Azrael :: 1. Q2Snbe2z1-100 and 2. 1-100 and 3. 1-100
In the NPC's post, they will then also roll
1. 1-100 and 2. 1-100 and 3. 1-1001-100·1-100·1-100·1-100·1-100·1-100
Your character has the possibility of going to jail, being mugged, turned in, flogged, and sometimes, killed. Not every NPC will accept your challenge of a game, and not all will play fair.
Choose your victims wisely.
You cannot force an NPC to accept your game, but you can tag Game Master in your post if you wish to challenge someone.
The rules of gambling will remain the same, no matter the Kingdom you belong to.
You will roll 3 dice in your post of 1d100.
The NPC will roll 3 dice in their post of 1d100.
You must label your dice as 1. , 2. , and 3. in your post.
Each dice will be compared to the other post. The highest number on the dice's face wins, and the best of 2 out of the 3 dice will determine the winner of that game.
For example, if Azrael and Thomas are playing a game of Chess, they will each roll
Azrael :: 1. Q2Snbe2z1-100 and 2. 1-100 and 3. 1-100
In the NPC's post, they will then also roll
1. 1-100 and 2. 1-100 and 3. 1-1001-100·1-100·1-100·1-100·1-100·1-100