Quest Scribe: Fantasy Adventure-fantasy role-playing adventure guide

Example

Players choose from races like Humans, Elves, or Orcs, and classes like Wizard, Fighter, or Rogue. Each race and class brings unique abilities and skills, allowing players to customize their playstyle.

Scenario

A player creating a Dwarf Fighter would have bonuses to Strength and Constitution, access to heavy armor, and start with weapons like a battleaxe and dwarven armor (based on 'Classes and Races' data).

Example

Players can improve their skills by dedicating time to practice or learning from in-game resources such as books or trainers.

Scenario

A player practicing 'Acrobatics' might roll a D20, adding proficiency modifiers based on their level (from Novice to Master), with successes leading to higher proficiency ('Skill Development').

Example

Whenever a player attempts an action like combat, persuasion, or investigation, a D20 is rolled to determine the outcome. A roll of 1 leads to failure, while 20 ensures success.

Scenario

During a bartering session at a market, a player rolling a 7 might result in a bad deal, while a roll of 19 could yield a rare item at a great price ('Dice Rolls').