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+= Ideas
+
+== MANIFESTO
+
+* Quick, easy, simple.
+* Fun, laughter, satire, irreverent.
+
+=== THINGS WE WANT
+* Fun, laughter, humor, satire, informal rules.
+* Fast & easy to get into.
+* Fast & smooth gameplay (not too much math, not many exceptions).
+* Should feel a bit like a good, but very immersive, board game.
+* Combat that is FUN, no matter the outcome.
+* Teamwork, problem solving, resource anxiety.
+
+
+=== THINGS WE DON'T WANT
+* Arguing over technicalities.
+* Spending game time looking at the rules.
+* Internal strife or competition to be best or mow down the most monsters.
+* Power gaming and min/maxing.
+* People getting bored during combat.
+* Undetectable, unperceivable, or unstoppable events that kill adventurers
+  without player input or agency.
+
+=== UNIMPORTANT
+* "Good" roleplay.
+* Balance. Not all characters should be equally "good" on the battlefield.
+
+
+== IDEAS
+
+=== Adventurer's Blessing
+* All Adventurers have The Adventurer's Blessing.
+* They have a different eye color.
+* They have access to racial perks (ancient blood that awakens as they gain levels).
+* They don't get PTSD or any other mundane mental illnesses, get common colds
+  and other mundane diseases, they have very high pain tolerance, and they are
+  generally awesome.
+* Their gift can burn out if they do evil stuff such as:
+** Kill for fun or sadism, or killing the truly innocent, such as kids (100%
+   burnout).
+** Kill beings that aren't monsters or villains (high risk of burnout).
+** Harm beings that aren't monsters or villains (moderate risk of burnout).
+** Steal from or swindle beings that aren't monsters or villains (low risk of
+   burnout).
+** Stop actively adventuring (burnout risk increases over time).
+** Become parents (100%)
+** All these risks are cumulative.
+
+
+=== MAX (for d20 system) and 80 (for d100 system)
+
+No matter how skilled you are, your target number can’t be higher than a
+certain limit Any roll above that limit is an automatic failure.
+
+However, your skill level itself isn't capped. This matters when you score a
+critical hit. For example, if your attack skill is 22, you'll still fail on
+rolls of 16 to 20—but if you roll a 15 (a critical hit), your damage will be
+22.
+
+=== ATTACK & DAMAGE
+
+Attacks always deal at least a bit of damage.
+
+* Glancing Blow (rolled above your TN) - deals damage equal to your weapon's Base
+  Damage, and no special effects can apply to the attack.
+* Hit (rolled below your TN) Deals damage based on your roll plus the weapon's Base Damage. 
+** Hits MAY trigger ONE Hit Effect.
+*** Some weapons have Hit Effects.
+*** Most Hit Effects cost a number of Hit Points to trigger.
+*** Many Hit Effects require that the attacker be of a certain level.
+*** Only one Hit Effect may be triggered per Hit.
+* Crit (roll equal to your TN) Deals damage equal to TWICE your SKILL LEVEL
+  plus weapon's Base Damage.
+** Crits MAY trigger ANY available Hit Effects
+*** The player chooses which Hit Effects to trigger.
+*** Level Requirements are ignored (I think)
+*** They will not drain any Hit Points.
+
+** When it comes to Hit Effects, Crits count as Hits, except for the fact that 
+certain classes/abilities have Crit Effects that only triggers when you Crit. 
+** Usually only one Effect applies - and the player gets to choose.
+
+Monster Crits:: Boss Monsters (and certain Skirmisher monsters) can crit too -
+and they have random Crit Effects - each Crit-Capable monster has its own Crit
+Table of nasty effects that can be triggered on a Crit.
+
+
+=== MAGIC && SPELLS
+
+You use Wands to cast Spells.
+
+You roll your Magic skill.
+
+* Each spell should take up one page.
+* Each spell should have a description of what happens when you succeed,
+  fizzle, and crit. Also, each WAND (not spell) should have a quality rating,
+  indicating the max target number available. Here are some PARTIAL EXAMPLES:
+** Fizzle (roll above TN) - the spell fizzles, but you may try again next
+   round.
+** Success (rolled below TN) - the spell takes effect -look up the effect in
+   the spell's description. Each spell has a table where you can look up the
+   effect, based on what you rolled. The wand is usually drained after
+   successfully casting a spell.
+** Crit (roll equal TN) - The spell takes effect, but you get to choose the
+   effect; you may choose any effect tier up to, and including, one tier higher
+   than what your roll would normally grant. The wand is usually NOT drained
+   after a Crit.
+
+
+==== SPELLS
+
+Fireballs::
+Causes insane pain in the testicles of the target. Can only target testicle-havers.
+Higher effect tiers actually set fire to the balls.
+
+Revive Adventurer::
+* Only adventurers can be resurrected.
+* They can be resurrected within 1 day of their death per adventurer level.
+* When using a wand to resurrect an adventurer, you must always roll higher
+  than their level.
+* There is a high chance that the wand can never be used again.
+* There is a small risk that the adventurer will be turned into an intelligent
+  undead of a type that is determined by their stats, level, and some
+  randomness (they will typically rise as a revenant, but death knight,
+  vampire, and lich are also in play).
+* There is a risk that the adventurer will gain some otherworldly traits that
+  have followed them from the other world. These traits can be demonic,
+  angelic, necromantic, sylvan, elemental, etc.
+
+
+=== DEFENSE AND ARMOR
+
+==== ARMOR
+When an adventurer dons armor, their max HP and current HP increases by a value
+that depends on the value. When they doff the armor, their max- and current HP
+is lowered by the same amount.
+
+[WARNING]
+You can die (or at least reach Zero Hit Points) if you doff armor while close
+to death.
+
+
+==== ITEM SLOTS
+Adventurers begin play with 4d4 Item Slots. Item Slots are used to carry stuff,
+and they also  grant you Hit Points.
+
+* Normal Items take up a single Item Slot.
+* Large Items - like armors - take up more than one Item Slot.
+* Small Items - like gold and gems - take up so little space that you can can
+  squeeze a number of them into one Item Slot.
+* If you have unused Item Slots, you get extra Hit Points. You get one HP per
+  unused slot, multiplied by your level. For instance, a level 3 character with
+  4 unused Item Slots gets 3*4=12 extra Hit Points.
+
+[WARNING]
+You can die (or at least reach Zero Hit Points) if you are low on Hit Points
+and pick up heavy stuff.
+
+=== DIFFICULTY (advantage/disadvantage)
+Works just like DnD and all the others.
+
+
+=== SKILLS (THERE ARE NO ATTRIBUTES)
+
+These are the base skills that all adventurers have to begin with, and as the
+character progresses, they can attain new skills that can allow them to do more
+and fancy stuff.
+
+[%header,cols="3,9"]
+|===
+| Basic Skills          | Description
+//----------------------|------------------------------------------------------
+| Melee Attack          | Attacks against baddies in melee range.
+| Ranged Attack         | Attacks against baddies outside melee range.
+| Magic                 | Using wands to cast spells.
+// | Skulduggery           | Stealth & stuff.
+// | Knowledge             | History, geography, lore.
+// | Grit                  | Toughness, raw strength, willpower.
+// | Awareness             | Perception, comprehension, alertness, insight.
+//----------------------|------------------------------------------------------
+|===
+
+
+
+==== Skill Burning
+
+D20 Version::
+You can burn one of your skills (permanently reducing its score by 1) before
+you roll, and you can force the die roll to become whatever you want. If your
+skill score is currently 13, you can burn one point, reducing it to  12,
+but then you have the power to force the d20 to become whatever you want (in
+this case a 12 would usually be the best option).
+
+You can also do this retroactively, after you've rolled, but you must burn
+three skill points.
+
+D100 Version::
+Burn 5 skill points before you roll to force a roll to become whatever you want.
+Burn 5 skill points after you've rolled to make a reroll. 10 skill points on your
+next reroll, 15 on the next, and so on.
+Burn 2 skill points before you roll to gain advantage.
+
+
+=== ADVANCEMENT
+Advancement incentivise fast and dangerous fun.
+We want fun, fast, and toe-curlingly dangerous dungeon crawls.
+We want lots silly and "active" downtime (i.e. all the players do fun stuff).
+
+Fast-Paced Dungeon Crawls::
+We award fast-paced dungeon crawls, so
+* Each monster "defeated" (killed, pacified, or routed) gives XP.
+* Each encounter has a "bonus time" — if you defeat the encounter within that
+  time, you get bonus XP.
+** Each monster has a "bonus time" attribute - typically a number of minutes.
+** An encounter's "bonus time" is calculated by adding up all "bonus time"
+   attributes.
+
+Fast-Paced Almost-Always-Successful Environmental Encounters::
+The PCs gain experience for _cleverly_ or _luckily_ overcoming environmental
+challenges such as traps, cliffs, pits, and puzzles.
+
+All challenges should be solvable or even have an obvious/naive brute force
+solution - but using the naive solution does not grant XP - you gain XP by
+daring and by being clever.
+
+* If the PCs scale a wall by being clever (using their brains) or daring
+  (successful skill rolls), they gain XP. But even if they aren't clever or
+  lucky, the GM should consider letting them scale the wall anyway, simply by
+  brute forcing the problem.
+* If the PCs cleverly disable or daringly circumvent a trap, they should get XP
+  - but the PCs could brute force the problem, but not gaining XP. **On that
+  note** - most traps
+  should be visible - invisible traps that deals automatic damage are not fun.
+* If the PCs open a door by picking a lock, social engineering, or otherwise
+  being clever, they gain XP. But if they simply bash it to pieces, they don't
+  get XP.
+
+Fun and Silly Downtime::
+* PCs get lots XP for carousing. Especially if they get up to mischief - but
+  only if they do so as a party, and not individuals.
+** Gambling is an option
+** Prize fighting is an option.
+* PCs should only level up during downtime.
+* PCs can gain a bit of XP if they donate money to charity or invest in a
+  house, fortress, etc.
+
+Ad hoc Progress::
+* (d100) Maybe 1 XP could be converted directly into a +1 in a skill. Or maybe
+  it'll cost [current value / 10 rounded down] XP to increment a skill.
+* (d20) Maybe it'll cost [current value] XP to increment a skill.
+
+
+
+=== PERKS/ABILITIES/STUFF
+
+Monstrous Gourmand:: If a dead monster has fresh meat on it, you can probably
+eat it without issue. You can spend 1 hour preparing the meat, then you have 1
+daily ration of food. Large monsters can yield more than one ration. Be aware
+that only you can eat those rations safely - normal people could get sick from
+eating monster meat.
+
+Dwarf (level 1):: You have one extra item slot (maybe for a later dwarf perk).
+You have a lot of facial hair, no matter what gender you are. Your tolerance
+for alcohol is quite high.
+
+Assassinate (d100):: Works better for the d100 version of this game. Instead of
+rolling "attack", you roll Skulduggery. If you hit, you deal the same amount of
+damage as what you rolled on your d100, but if you fail, you miss completely,
+dealing no damage, and no special effect. *NOTE:* Assassination should have its
+own type of special effect, if any at all.
+== Stats
+* Skills - not attributes
+* Item Slots
+* Hit Points
+* Level
+* Dodge/Defense Points ???
+
+== Attack (Ideas)
+
+=== D20 Always Damage, Sometimes Effect
+
+----
+LET roll = [roll d20]
+
+// Crit
+IF roll == [Skill Level] THEN
+    damage = [weapon base damage] * 2 + roll
+    effect = [weapon's special effect, if available]
+
+// Success
+ELSE IF roll < [Skill Level] THEN
+    damage = [weapon base damage] + roll
+    effect = [weapon's special effect, if available]
+
+// Minimal Success
+ELSE
+    damage = [weapon base damage]
+    effect = none
+----
+
+=== D100 Always Damage, Sometimes Effect
+
+When you attack, roll a d100 and use the relevant skill (Melee Attack or Ranged Attack) as the
+Target Number.
+
+*Hits* happen when you roll _lower_ than your Target Number. Hits deal damage
+equal to your weapon's Base Damage plus the __digit sum__ of your roll (9 if
+you rolled 18 and 15 if you rolled 69).
+
+*Glancing Blows* happen when you roll _higher_ than your Target Number. In this
+case you deal damage equal to your weapon's Base Damage plus the _lowest digit_
+of your roll (2 if you rolled 72 or 0 if you rolled 90). Glancing blows usually
+only deal damage and don't have any fancy side effects.
+
+*Critical Hits* happen when your roll is exactly the same as your Target Number.
+Critical Hits deal damage equal to your weapon's Base Damage plus the number
+you rolled.
+
+
+=== Dual Wielding
+
+Dual weapons should be a Package-thing.
+If using two weapons, you use your best weapon first. 
+
+a. If you failed your roll, (but didn't roll a 20???) you get to make an attack
+  with your off hand weapon.
+b. You can spend HP to attack (once per round) with your off-hand weapon.
+
+==== Sword & Board
+
+If using sword'n'board, you make an attack with your main weapon first, if you roll at/under
+your TN and under your damage cap you 
+* Make a shield bash???
+* Regain some Hit Points??
+
+=== Resistance
+
+We should have a skill that allows us to resist AoE effects such as sleep or
+fireball. Even though the caster has already rolled to cast the spell, targets
+of AoE or certain effects should have a chance to avoid or reduce the effects
+(unless the casting was so powerful that the target does not get a roll).
+
+
+
+=== Exhaustion
+
+Maybe exhaustion takes up time slots. If you become overburdened, you take
+penalties.
+
+=== Consumables
+
+Torches:: 
+2 per Item Slot. Lasts 69 real life minutes.
+
+Rations::
+3 per Item Slot. Lasts an entire day, and includes both food and water.
+
+Money::
+50 Coins per Item Slot.
+
+Gems::
+2 Gems per Item Slot. (Gems scratch each other if not packed correctly).
+
+
+=== Monsters & Combat
+
+Many monsters (the majority) should have special abilities that make combat
+more interesting.
+
+* Set the adventurer on fire that must be put out.
+* Push the adventurer away, possibly knocking them on their ass.
+* Spray itching powder that must be dealt with.
+* Making an area of the battlefield uninhabitable with fire, webs, etc.
+* Temporarily able to fly or jump stupid high, possibly spending their next
+  turn up in the air.
+* Fart so badly that the adventurer MUST run away on their next turn.
+* Hover.
+* Cause adventurer to hover (or become weightless), making them unable to move,
+  and making them very queasy.
+* Randomly interrupt combat, even when it's not their turn.
+* Make opportunity attacks.
+* Randomly heal an adventurer because they can't really control their magic.
+
+
+=== Gooblin
+Slimy goblin
+
+
+== PLACES
+
+=== Ballrocks Gates

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+=  The Rules Doom & Destruction & Stuff
+
+// {{{ VARIABLES
+// :stylesheet: style.css
+:stylesheet: style.css
+:doctype: article
+:icons: font
+:sectlinks:
+:toc:
+:toclevels: 1
+:toc-placement!:
+:experimental:
+:stem:
+:xrefstyle: full
+:author: Kim Ravn Hansen
+:email: moccalotto@gmail.com
+:pdf-page-size: a5
+:reproducible:
+:table-stripes: even
+
+
+:x: ×
+:one: <<nat1,One>>
+:twenty: <<nat20,Twenty>>
+:DM: Destruction Manager
+// VARIABLES }}}
+
+== Creating Adventurers
+
+Each player should begin play with TWO adventurers. Both adventurers should be
+created by following these steps.
+
+=== {counter:creation}. Skills
+
+Adventurers have the following skills
+
+|===
+//--------------|---------------------------------------------------------
+| Awareness     | Attention, Alertness, Perception, Comprehension, Insight
+| Grit          | Toughness Strength, Willpower
+| Knowledge     | History, Geography, Lore
+| Magic         | Using wands, scrolls, and magical artifacts
+| Melee Combat  | Attacking nearby opponents
+| Ranged Combat | Attacking opponents at range
+| Skulduggery   | Stealth, deception
+//--------------|---------------------------------------------------------
+|===
+
+For each skill, roll 1d6, add 6, and assign that value to the skill. Each skill
+should now have a score between 7 and 12.
+
+TIP: The skill scores are likely to change before you're done creating the adventurer,
+so write them on a piece of paper rather than on the adventurer's sheet for now.
+
+[[ancestry,ancestry]]
+=== {counter:creation}. Ancestry
+
+All adventurers are human. However, the adventurers blessing may have triggered
+some ancient dormant blood from distant nonhuman ancestors.
+
+Ancestries have some effects now, but they also allow you to access certain
+Perks when you level up later on.
+
+[%header,cols="^1,^2,9"]
+|===
+| d8 | Ancestry      | Description
+//---|---------------|--------------------------------------
+|  1 | Human         | +1 to all skills.
+|  2 | Dwarven       | Raise your Melee Combat to 10
+|  3 | Elven         | Raise your Ranged Combat to 10
+|  4 | Gigantic      | Raise your Grit to 10
+|  5 | Gnomish       | Raise your Awareness to 10
+|  6 | Primordial    | Raise your Magic to 10
+|  7 | Draconic      | Raise your Knowledge to 10
+|  8 | Demonic       | Raise your Skulduggery to 10
+//---|---------------|--------------------------------------
+|===
+
+NOTE: Raising a skill that is already 10 or higher has no effect.
+
+[[foundation,foundation]]
+=== {counter:creation}. Foundation
+
+An adventurer's foundation is a set of gear the they start with and they are
+proficient with. Your foundation may also affect your skill scores.
+
+
+Roll on the table below to find your Foundation. Note that you may need to reroll.
+[%header,cols="^1,^2s,3a,3a,5a",grid="rows"]
+|===
+| d20   | Foundation        | Proficiencies | Gear      | Effects
+//------|-------------------|---------------+-----------+-------------------------------+
+//START_SORT //HEADLINE:
+
+//
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//HEADLINE: BRAWLER
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+| {counter:foundation}
+
+|Brawler
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Light Armor
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Studded Leather
+* Spiked Gauntlets
+* 40 Silver Pieces
+
+|[unstyled]
+* 15 Hit Points
+* 7 Item Slots
+* Melee Combat raised to 10
+* Knowledge limited to 10
+
+//
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//HEADLINE: DRUID
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+| {counter:foundation}
+
+|Druid
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Proficient with any type of armor, provided it's made exclusively of natural
+  materials like leather, hide, wood, wool, etc.
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Sickle
+* Poisoner's Kit
+* Healer's Kit
+* 10 Silver Pieces
+
+|[unstyled]
+* 10 Hit Points
+* 5 Item Slots
+
+//
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//HEADLINE: Fencer
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+| {counter:foundation}
+
+|Fencer
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Light Armor
+* Advanced Weapons
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Leather
+* Rapier
+* Dagger
+* 40 Silver Pieces
+
+|[unstyled]
+* 15 Hit Points
+* 5 Item Slots
+* The TWO WEAPONS perk.
+* Melee Combat raised to 10
+* Magic limited to 10
+
+//
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//HEADLINE: GUARD
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+| {counter:foundation}
+
+| Guard
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Medium Armor
+* Advanced Weapons
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Halberd
+* Bull's Eye Lantern
+* Signal Whistle
+* Map of Local Area
+* 50 Silver Pieces
+
+|[unstyled]
+* 10 Hit Points
+* 5 Item Slots
+* Awareness raised to 10
+* Melee Combat raised to 10
+* Skulduggery limited to 10
+
+//
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//HEADLINE: MAGICIAN
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+| {counter:foundation}
+
+| Magician
+
+|[unstyled]
+* None
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Tier 2 Wand with random spell.
+* Tier 1 Wand with random spell.
+* 10 Silver Pieces
+
+|[unstyled]
+* 10 Hit Points
+* 6 Item Slots
+* Melee Combat limited to 10
+* Ranged Combat limited to 5
+* Magic raised to 10
+* Grit limited to 10
+
+//
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//HEADLINE: MEDIC
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+| {counter:foundation}
+
+|Medic
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Light Armor
+* Medium Armor
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Club
+* Sling
+* 3 Daggers
+* Healer's Kit
+* 40 Silver Pieces
+
+|[unstyled]
+* 10 Hit Points
+* 6 Item Slots
+
+//
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//HEADLINE: RECKLESS
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+| {counter:foundation}
+
+| Reckless
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Advanced Weapons
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Great Axe
+* 50 Silver Pieces
+
+|[unstyled]
+* 20 Hit Points
+* 7 Item Slots
+* Melee Combat raised to 10
+* Awareness raised to 10
+* Grit raised to 10
+* Magic limited to 10
+
+//
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//HEADLINE: ROVER
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+| {counter:foundation}
+
+| Rover
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Light Armor
+* Advanced Weapons
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Leather Armor
+* Short Sword
+* Longbow
+* Snare Maker's Kit
+* 25 Silver Pieces
+
+|[unstyled]
+* 10 Hit Points
+* 5 Item Slots
+* Magic Reduced to 10
+* Awareness raised to 10
+* Ranged Combat raised to 10
+
+//
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//HEADLINE: SKIRMISHER
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+| {counter:foundation}
+
+| Skirmisher
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Light Armor
+* Shields
+* Advanced Weapons
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Spear
+* Small Shield
+* 50 Silver Pieces
+
+
+|[unstyled]
+* 15 Hit Points
+* 6 Item Slots
+* Melee Combat raised to 10
+* Awareness raised to 10
+* Skulduggery raised to 10
+* Grit raised to 10
+
+//
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//HEADLINE: SNEAK
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+| {counter:foundation}
+
+| Sneak
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Light Armor
+
+|[unstyled]
+* 3 daggers
+* Small Crossbow
+* Poisoner's Kit
+* 30 Silver Pieces
+
+
+|[unstyled]
+* 10 Hit Points   a
+* 6 Item Slots    b ==>
+* Melee Combat raised to 10
+* Awareness raised to 10
+* Skulduggery raised to 10
+* Grit raised to 10
+
+//
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//HEADLINE: SPELLSWORD
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+| {counter:foundation}
+
+| Spellsword
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Advanced Weapons
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Tier 1 Wand with random spell.
+* Longsword
+* 30 Silver Pieces
+
+|[unstyled]
+* 12 Hit Points
+* 5 Item Slots
+* Melee Combat raised to 10
+* Ranged Combat limited to 10
+* Magic raised to 10
+* Skulduggery limited to 10
+* Grit raised to 10
+
+//
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//HEADLINE: SPELUNKER
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+| {counter:foundation}
+
+| Spelunker
+
+|[unstyled]
+* None
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Spear
+* Caltrops
+* Bull's Eye Lantern
+* Map Maker's Kit
+* Chalk
+* Caltrops
+* 5 Silver Pieces
+
+|[unstyled]
+* 10 Hit Points
+* 4 Item Slots
+* Awareness raised to 10
+* Melee Combat raised to 10
+* Skulduggery raised to 10
+* Magic limited to 10
+
+//
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//HEADLINE: SPIT'N'POLISH
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+| {counter:foundation}
+
+| Spit'n' Polish
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Heavy Armor
+* Shield
+* Advanced Weapons
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Half-Plate
+* Large Shield
+* Long Sword
+* 10 Silver Pieces
+
+|[unstyled]
+* 10 Hit Points
+* 2 Item Slots
+* Melee Combat raised to 10
+* Magic Reduced to 6
+* Awareness Reduced to 10
+
+//
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//HEADLINE: STILETTO
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+| {counter:foundation}
+
+| Stiletto
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Light Armor
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Padded Armor
+* 3 Daggers
+* Small Crossbow
+* Poisoner's Kit
+* 20 Silver Pieces
+
+|[unstyled]
+* 10 Hit Points
+* 5 Item Slots
+* Melee Combat raised to 10
+* Ranged Combat raised to 10
+* Awareness raised to 10
+* Magic limited to 6
+* Knowledge limited to 10
+
+//
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//HEADLINE: Tinkerer
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+| {counter:foundation}
+
+|Tinkerer
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Light Armor
+
+|[unstyled]
+* Studded Leather
+* Wrench (club)
+* Tinkerer's Kit
+* 30 Silver Pieces
+
+|[unstyled]
+* 10 Hit Points
+* 5 Item Slots
+* Awareness raised to 10
+* Knowledge raised to 10
+
+//END_SORT
+
+//
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// REROLL
+//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+| {counter:foundation}+
+4+| Reroll, and continue rerolling results of {foundation} and higher.
+
+
+|===
+
+=== {counter:creation}. Gear
+
+Roll two d8s; one for the left-hand table, and once for the right-hand table
+
+[%unbreakable]
+.Utility Gear
+[%header,cols="^2,4,^2,4"]
+|===
+| First d8 | Item 1                  | Second d8 |Item 2
+//---------|-------------------------|-----------|---------------------------------
+|    1     | 3 Torches               |    1      | Grappling hook + 10 meter rope
+|    2     | 3 Spikes                |    2      | Storm Lantern
+|    3     | Poisoner's Kit          |    3      | Rope, 25 meters
+|    4     | 100 Ball bearings       |    4      | Pole, 3m, foldable
+|    5     | Chalk                   |    5      | Shovel
+|    6     | 3 Common Rations Pack   |    6      | Tinkerer's Kit
+|    7     | Bull's Eye Lantern      |    7      | Oil Lamp + 3 units of oil
+|    8     | 2d10 Silver Pieces      |    8      | Map Maker's Kit
+//---------|-------------------------|-----------|---------------------------------
+|===
+
+
+=== {counter:creation}. Background
+
+Your background is what your adventurer used to do before they received the
+Adventurer's Blessing.
+
+If the DM makes you roll for something that is directly related to your
+background, let the DM know - they might just give you an advantage.
+
+Roll a d20 and a d6 and look at the table below to find your background.
+
+[%header,cols="^1,5,^1,5"]
+|===
+//---|----------------------|----|----------------------------
+| d20| d6 rolled 1, 3, or 5 | d20| d6 rolled 2, 4, or 6
+| 1  | Apothecary           | 1  | Hunter
+| 2  | Baker                | 2  | Hustler
+| 3  | Banker               | 3  | Laborer
+| 4  | Bartender            | 4  | Lazy spouse
+| 5  | Butcher              | 5  | Magician’s apprentice
+| 6  | Carter               | 6  | Merchant
+| 7  | Chandler             | 7  | Monestarian
+| 8  | Chef                 | 8  | Musician
+| 9  | Clergy               | 9  | Notary
+| 12 | Cook                 | 12 | Royalty
+| 13 | Courier              | 13 | Sailor
+| 14 | Courtier             | 14 | Scribe
+| 15 | Doctor               | 15 | Smith
+| 16 | Entertainer          | 16 | Solder
+| 17 | Farmer               | 17 | Squire
+| 18 | Fisherman            | 18 | Street urchin
+| 19 | Foreigner            | 19 | Thief
+| 20 | Gambler              | 20 | Gold Smith
+//---|----------------------|----|----------------------------
+|===
+
+=== {counter:creation}. Appearance
+
+Roll d12 twice on the table below to find your body type. If you roll the same
+value both times, the trait is extra pronounced.
+
+.Body traits
+[%header,cols="^1,11"]
+|===
+| d12   | Body traits
+//------|-------------------
+| 1     | Tall
+| 2     | Short
+| 3     | Muscular
+| 4     | Stocky
+| 5     | Lanky
+| 6     | Graceful
+| 7     | Slender
+| 8     | Wiry
+| 9     | Broad
+| 10    | Round belly
+| 11    | Awkward
+| 12    | Athletic
+//------|-------------------
+|===
+
+Roll d20 once for facial traits.
+
+.Facial traits
+[%header,cols="^1,11"]
+|===
+| d20   | Facial trait
+//------|-------------------------------------------
+| 1     | Sharp cheekbones and hollow eyes
+| 2     | Crooked nose broken long ago
+| 3     | Piercing eyes that seem to glow
+| 4     | Full lips and a cleft chin
+| 5     | Long, braided beard or mustache
+| 6     | High forehead with deep worry lines
+| 7     | One eye covered by a patch
+| 8     | Elaborate facial tattoos or markings
+| 9     | Eyebrows like wings—thick and dramatic
+| 10    | Jawline strong enough to cut stone
+| 11    | Burn scar across one cheek
+| 12    | Missing ear or visible notch in it
+| 13    | Eyes of two different colors (pupils are still bronze-coloured)
+| 14    | Prominent dimples when smiling
+| 15    | Nose like a hawk’s beak
+| 16    | Gnarled, bushy eyebrows
+| 17    | Lips always curled in a smirk
+| 18    | Eyes that never blink (or seem not to)
+| 19    | Crystal embedded in the forehead
+| 20    | Completely smooth, expressionless face
+//------|-------------------------------------------
+|===
+
+.Hair traits
+[%header,cols="^1,11"]
+|===
+| d10   | Hair Trait
+//------|------------------------------------------------
+| 1     | Long and silky, flows like water
+| 2     | Short and spiky like a hedgehog
+| 3     | Thick dreadlocks tied with beads
+| 4     | Curly and untamed, a wild mane
+| 5     | Slicked back with oils or grease
+| 6     | Braided with ribbons or charms
+| 7     | Patchy or thinning with bald spots
+| 8     | Voluminous afro that defies helmets
+| 9     | Snow-white despite a youthful face
+| 10    | Hair constantly shifts color like a mood ring
+//------|------------------------------------------------
+|===
+
+
+=== {counter:creation}. Personality
+
+Your personality consists of a vice, a virtue, and a quirk.
+
+At their discretion,the GM can award XP when you play out your personality
+traits — especially your vice, and only if you don't overdo it.
+
+==== Vice
+
+Roll once to find your vice.
+
+[%header,cols="^1,11"]
+|===
+| d12   | Vice
+//------|--------------------------------------------
+| 1     | Loves owning and interacting with treasure
+| 2     | Addicted to Snarf - magical angel dust
+| 3     | Gets a kick out of telling outrageous lies
+| 4     | Solves problems with fists
+| 5     | Obsessive collector of bizarre items
+| 6     | Always flirting, even at the worst times
+| 7     | Gambler who can’t resist a wager
+| 8     | Glutton for food, drink, or pleasure
+| 9     | Reckless thrill-seeker, craves danger
+| 10    | Talks to self constantly
+| 11    | Talks to invisible friend
+| 11    | Addicted to forbidden knowledge or magic
+| 12    | Obsessed with cleanliness
+//------|--------------------------------------------
+|===
+
+==== Virtue
+
+Roll once to find your virtue. The DM might give you extra
+XP if your virtues come into play.
+
+[%header,cols="^1,11"]
+|===
+| d20   | Virtue
+//------|--------------------------------------------
+|  1    | Loyal to a fault, never breaks a promise
+|  2    | Courageous in the face of danger
+|  3    | Generous with time, wealth, and effort
+|  4    | Honest, even when it hurts
+|  5    | Protective of the weak and voiceless
+|  6    | Wise beyond their years
+|  7    | Forgives easily, even enemies
+|  8    | Hardworking and persistent
+|  9    | Pious or deeply spiritual
+| 10    | Self-sacrificing for the good of others
+| 11    | Finds beauty in all things
+| 12    | Curious and open-minded
+| 13    | Kind-hearted, even to the undeserving
+| 14    | Inspires courage in others
+| 15    | Always seeks the truth
+| 16    | Disciplined and self-controlled
+| 17    | Brave enough to admit weakness
+| 18    | Empathic, feels others' pain
+| 19    | Just and fair, upholds law or balance
+| 20    | Keeps hope alive, even in darkness
+//------|--------------------------------------------
+|===
+
+==== Quirk
+
+Roll once to find your quirk. The DM might give you extra XP if your quirks
+come into play.
+
+[%header,cols="^1,11"]
+|===
+| d20 | Quirk
+//----|----------------------------------------------
+| 1   | Likes to rhyme
+| 2   | Believes animals understand them
+| 3   | Eats only one type of food
+| 4   | Names all their weapons and gear
+| 5   | Laughs at inappropriate moments
+| 6   | Deep dislike of mirrors
+| 7   | Collects bones, teeth, or pebbles
+| 8   | Speaks in third person
+| 9   | Talks to their pet stone
+| 10  | Always wears gloves
+| 11  | Whistles when nervous
+| 12  | Believes in bizarre superstitions
+| 13  | Refuses to walk through doorways first
+| 14  | Smells everything before touching it
+| 15  | Never says their real name
+| 16  | Only speaks in third person
+| 17  | Claims to have lived many past lives
+| 18  | Counts out their coins slowly and meticulously
+| 19  | Hates silence, starts singing or humming
+| 20  | Gassy, and proud of it
+//----|----------------------------------------------
+|===
+
+
+=== {counter:creation}. Fill Out The Adventurer's Sheet
+
+Now you fill in all the details you've rolled. All you need to do is to choose
+a gender and a name.
+
+Your adventurer has a number of Item Slots, determined by their Foundation. The
+sheet provides space for 10 slots, but you may have fewer. Shade, hatch, or
+cross out any unusable Item Slots. == Perks
+
+== Items
+
+=== Weapons
+
+
+//---------------
+// SIMPLE WEAPONS
+//---------------
+==== Simple Weapons
+[%unbreakable]
+--
+All adventurers can use simple weapons, regardless of <<foundation>>,
+<<perks>>, or <<class>>.
+
+[%header,cols="^2,^3,^2,^2,^2,6"]
+|===
+ | Range    | Weapon            | Hands | IS | Damage | Special Effect
+//----------|-------------------|-------|----|--------|----------------
+| Any       | Dagger            |   1   | ⅓  |    4   |
+| Any       | Spear             |   1   | 2  |    5   |
+| Melee     | Club              |   1   | 1  |    4   |
+| Melee     | Flail             |   1   | 1  |    6   |
+| Melee     | Handaxe           |   1   | 1  |    6   |
+| Melee     | Longspear         |   2   | 3  |    9   |
+| Melee     | Mace              |   1   | 2  |    7   |
+| Melee     | Morning star      |   1   | 2  |    8   |
+| Melee     | Quarterstaff      |   2   | 2  |    6   |
+| Melee     | Sickle            |   1   | 1  |    4   |
+| Melee     | Warhammer         |   1   | 2  |    6   |
+| Ranged    | Sling             |   2   | 1  |    4   |
+| Ranged    | Small Crossbow    |   2   | 2  |    8   |
+//----------|-------------------|-------|----|--------|----------------
+|===
+--
+
+==== Advanced Weapons
+[%unbreakable]
+--
+Any adventurer who has a <<foundation>>, <<class>>, or <<perk>> that allows
+them to use advanced weapons can use the weapons on this list. Adventurers who
+haven't got such an ability has <<disadvantage>> when attacking with advanced
+weapons, and can never use their special abilities.
+
+[%header,cols="^2,^3,^2,^2,6"]
+|===
+| Range    | Weapon            | Hands | Damage | Special Effect
+//---------|-------------------|-------|-------------------------
+| Any      | Javelin           |   1   |        | Better than spear, somehow
+| Melee    | Battleaxe         |   1   |   8    | Mini cleave?
+| Melee    | Claymore          |   2   |   8    | Something cool that the Zweihänder doesn't have
+| Melee    | Falchion          |   2   |        |
+| Melee    | Greataxe          |   2   |   10   | Cleave
+| Melee    | Halberd           |   1   |   11   | Pull
+| Melee    | Longsword         |   1   |   8    |
+| Melee    | Rapier            |   1   |   6    | Fast: attack again?
+| Melee    | Scimitar          |   1   |   7    |
+| Melee    | Short Sword       |   1   |   6    |
+| Melee    | Stiletto          |   1   |   4    | Fast: attack again?
+| Melee    | Zweihänder        |   1   |   10   | Push
+| Ranged   | Large Crossbow    |   1   |   10   |
+| Ranged   | Longbow           |   1   |        |
+| Ranged   | Shortbow          |   1   |        |
+//---------|-------------------|-------|-------------------------
+|===
+--
+
+
+==== Weird Weapons
+[%unbreakable]
+--
+In order to be able to use one of the weird weapons on this list, an adventurer
+must have a <<foundation>>, <<class>>, or <<perk>> that allows them to use that
+specific weapon. For instance, an adventurer who has an ability to use the Kosh
+can use koshes, but not any of the other weird weapons.
+
+
+[%header,cols="^2,^3,^2,^2,6"]
+|===
+| Range    | Weapon            | Hands  | Damage | Special Effect
+//---------|-------------------|--------|--------|----------------
+| Melee    | Bastard Sword     |   1    |   10   | None - high base damage
+| Ranged   | Blowgun           |   1    |        |
+| Ranged   | Bolas             |   1    |   8    |
+| Melee    | Kosh              |   1    |   8    | Knock-out
+//---------|-------------------|--------|--------|----------------
+|===
+--
+
+=== Armors
+
+.Light Armor
+[%header,cols="2,^1,^1,2"]
+|===
+//----------------------|-----|-------|---------------------------------
+| Armor                 | HP  | Sneak | Notes
+//----------------------|-----|-------|---------------------------------
+| Padded Armor          | 1   | Yes   | Cheap, bulky cloth layers
+| Leather Armor         | 2   | No    | Flexible leather
+| Studded Leather       | 3   | No    | Reinforced with metal studs
+| Hide Shirt            | 2   | Yes   | Made from thick animal hide
+| Gambeson              | 2   | Yes   | Quilted cloth and fibres
+| Traveler's Coat       | 1   | Yes   | Light and practical
+//----------------------|-----|-------|---------------------------------
+|===
+
+.Medium Armor
+[%header,cols="2,^1,^1,2"]
+|===
+//----------------------|-----|-------|---------------------------------
+| Armor                 | HP  | Sneak | Notes
+//----------------------|-----|-------|---------------------------------
+| Scale Mail            |  4  | Yes   | Metal scales, noisy
+| Chain Shirt           |  4  | Yes   | Metal rings, worn under clothes
+| Brigandine            |  5  | Yes   | Plates riveted inside a jacket
+| Lamellar Armor        |  5  | Yes   | Laced metal or leather plates
+| Ring Mail             |  4  | Yes   | Rings over padded base
+| Hardened Leather      |  3  | Yes   | Boiled and shaped for stiffness
+//----------------------|-----|-------|---------------------------------
+|===
+
+.Heavy Armor
+[%header,cols="2,^1,^1,2"]
+|===
+//----------------------|-----|-------|---------------------------------
+| Armor                 | HP  | Sneak | Notes
+//----------------------|-----|-------|---------------------------------
+| Chainmail             |  6  |  No   | Full-body chain coverage
+| Splint Mail           |  7  |  No   | Metal strips on a backing
+| Banded Mail           |  7  |  No   | Horizontal bands over padding
+| Half-Plate            |  8  |  No   | Partial plate, better mobility
+| Full Plate            |  9  |  No   | Maximum protection, very heavy
+| Coat of Plates        |  8  |  No   | Metal plates sewn into a coat
+//----------------------|-----|-------|---------------------------------
+|===
+
+== Perks
+This chapter is not for
+
+* Racial.
+** There should be a racial perk tree that can be unlocked. Only adventurers
+   can access the blood of the ancients (elf, dwarf, etc.)
+** No races should get dark vision unless they are at MAX level.
+** Dwarves should get an extra item slot (possibly more if you take this perk
+   multiple times).
+** Dwarves are good in dungeons (know cardinal directions, head-map, ability to
+   "smell" metals and ores).
+** Elves are good on the surface (navigating by stars, being difficult to
+   surprise, requiring less sleep).
+** Gnomes???
+** Primordials/primals (ancient humans)
+** Prim((anus))
+* Monstrous Gourmand.
+* Unlock medium (and later on heavy) armor.
+* Unlock Special Effects for common melee weapons.
+* Exotic Weapon Perk Tree
+** Initially you get access to a "simple" exotic weapon.
+** Later on you can use certain two-handed weapons in one hand.
+* Multi-attack if you roll higher than X. Possibly play into what happens when
+  attack skill is higher than MAX TN.
+
+== Gear
+
+* Weapons
+** Melee Weapons
+** Ranged Weapons
+** Special Weapons??
+*** Bolas
+*** Kosh
+*** Spiked Chain
+*** Meteor Hammer
+*** Bastard Sword (can be used one handed if adventurer has the right perk)
+* Armors
+* Misc
+** Food
+** Dungeon Spelunking Gear
+** Wilderness Survival Gear
+** Transport, Wagons, Beasts
+* Valuables
+** Coins
+** Gems
+** Misc (art, etc.)
+
+== Campaign
+* Map
+** The world should be weird and funny, but not ridiculous.
+** ShipWorld: the world, when seen from above, looks like the outline of a
+   ship, that's seen from above. But instead of being made of wooden planks,
+   there is real terrain and flora. But there should/could be elevation changes
+   where the different decks (such as the Poop Deck) are.
+*** What's around the ship?
+*** What happens if you dig?
+*** Can dungeons reach into the inner hull/decks of the ship?
+** DeadWorld: Maybe the world is the surface of some gigantic dead creature.
+*** What's around the creature?
+*** What happens if you dig?
+*** Do dungeons reach into the inner parts of the corpse? Like the brain?
+** FloorWorld: The world is the floor of a mage's study. She accidentally
+   created this world, but destroyed everything else.
+* Cities and Towns
+** Capita (the Capital)
+* Prominent People
+** Master Baator
+** Richard Tator (dictator)
+** Laika Bors
+* History
+
+== Doom Manager's Rules
+* Advancement
+** XP for killing Monsters.
+** XP for uncovering Secret Knowledge and Locations.
+** XP for spending money.
+** XP for spending carousing.
+
+* Adventuring
+** Splitting the party: It is a viable strategy to split the party, and send in
+   a sacrificial team in advance - but the GM can and should require that each
+   present player send in one of their adventurers so that all players are
+   engaged at the same time.
+
+== Spells
+* A note on which types of magical artifacts can carry spells (wands, books,
+  and reusable scrolls).
+* Alphabetized list of spells
+* One spell = One page (a5) - but very special spells (like Wish) may take up
+  two pages, but keep in mind that the two pages must still be arranged
+  prettily.
+
+== Magical Items
+* Magical Weapons
+* Magical Armors
+* Special Wands/Scrolls/Books
+* Wondrous Items
+** Naïvitea (tea that makes you blonde)
+
+== Monsters
+* One page = one (typical) baddy.
+* Baddies should have special TWISTS. When spawning baddies, the DM should roll
+  random TWISTS for each baddy or group of baddies.
+* Monsters
+** Mandag: a really bad male hag
+** Halvbitter: more badass than Djinn
+** Gooblin
+** Cowlbear (a bear in a cowl?)

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+= Monster's Guide To Doom & Destruction & Stuff
+
+
+== WEIRDS
+
+Mondays:: A type of monster invented by Fred after he'd had a really bad day.
+He called it, a Monday, and it is almost impossible to describe.
+
+* It is bestowed with an extreme, but unknowable, intelligence.
+* It is extremely large, but is able to be wholly or partially ephemeral to
+  suit their needs.
+* It can take the shape of forests, castles, large bodies of water, airships,
+  or similar.
+* It can coalesce into a smaller, more substantial monster, but it rarely does.
+* Its heart is located somewhere inside it, but it can be hard to find, and it
+  never looks like a heart.
+* It eats happiness and shits out bad health.
+
+== OILS
+
+Garg Oil::
+    * Oily slime monster with wings.
+    * Can fly.
+    * Related to Slime.
+    * Drown attack.
+    * Oil splash attack.
+    * Resistant to piercing weapons.
+
+Gargle Oil::
+    * Thinner version of Garg Oil.
+    * Very slippery.
+    * Flammable.
+    * Resistant to piercing weapons.
+    * Resistant to slashing weapons.
+    * Can turn into slime puddle.
+    * Spray attack.
+    * Organic Compound Spray Attack.
+
+Targ Oil::
+    * Thicker and sticker version of Garg Oil.
+    * Stronger.
+    * Sticky attacks.
+    * Cannot fly, but wings are considered armor pieces.
+
+Farg Oil::
+    * Gargle Oil with powerful ranged attacks and spells.
+
+Gelatinous Pube::
+    * Disgustingly smelly seaweed thing
+
+Slime::
+A type of Oil, a slime is a semi-intelligent monster that can be made out of
+anything from rainwater to lava, these monsters are often highly caustic, and
+can constrict their opponents.
+
+When a slime is born, it is usually a few cubic centimeters in size, but as it
+consumes more and more material, it grows larger. Many slimes like to feed on
+living organic matter (people, plants, animals, etc.).
+
+Pooh-ma::
+A vicious wolf-like oily monster born in the sewers and waste pits of cities,
+military camps, and similar concentrations of feces.
+
+* Basically a dire-wolf made of feces.
+* Is technically a slime, but can also be classified as an undead, an orc, 
+  or even a golem, depending on its composition.
+* Strong.
+* Spreads diseases that can affect adventurers.
+* Stink breath weapon.
+* Claws.
+* Pooh-fling (throws own body parts at opponent, high damage, but loses own HP).
+* Resistance to piercing weapons (roll damage with disadvantage).
+* Resistance to fire (roll damage with disadvantage).
+* Usually antisocial, but can hunt in packs with its brothers.
+* It does not like the light (all checks are difficult when in bright light).
+
+B'ooze::
+* An ooze made of booze.
+
+== ORCS
+
+[quote,Oralix LeDique]
+Orcs are to trees what undeads to the Enlightened.
+
+Green and brown skinned creatures that are created when trees and large plants
+die from unnatural causes.
+
+* Orcs are a category containing  orcs, trolls, cyclops
+* Not gnolls, goblins or hobs.
+* Created completely from plant matter => green and brown skins.
+* They exude a kind of blight that slowly degenerates vegetation, which makes
+  the orcs stronger.
+* Boss Orcs can reverse their blight, killing off a few orcs and rapidly
+  increasing plant growth.
+* Continue to grow as long as there is nourishment (plant matter).
+* Sometimes destroy forests to create more orcs.
+* Only become undead if some outside force (such as an evil mage) turns them.
+* Tough, extreme pain tolerance, and high morale.
+* Individual orcs have animalistic intelligence, but sometimes a Great Leader
+  that can control or direct the entire army.
+* Die if they are kept away from an open sky for too long; they cannot be 
+  imprisoned in a donjon or inside any kind of building - they'll rot.
+* Breeder orcs are a kind of "queen" orc that can charm enlightened males into
+  mating with them, creating hybrid orc spawn.
+
+Hybrid Orcs::
+* Like nephilim
+* Intelligent
+* Independent
+* Very Powerful
+
+== UNDEADS
+
+* Undead creatures rise automatically. Especially if they have died from
+  traumatic events such as war, assault, and magical accidents.
+* Once slain, some undeads can rise again. Usually as less powerful beings.
+* Undeads almost always have worse stats than when they were alive.
+* Generally immune to fear.
+* Generally slower.
+* Generally able to see/sense in darkness.
+* Powerful undeads, such as liches, generally do not rise spontaneously.
+
+Mummy Troll::
+A troll (who is technically an Orc) that has been magically preserved, wrapped
+in magical bandages, and turned undead.
+
+Undeads of the Sea::
+Sailors and enlightened sea creatures can become undead.
+Sailors tend to walk towards shore and become a menace on the beaches and
+harbours of the world. Sea creatures tend to patrol their old territories and
+make a mess there.
+
+Crack-Ann:: Female undead Kraken. Rotten and spiteful. Poisonous and stinky
+bodily fluids ad nauseam.
+
+Old George::
+Male version of Crack-Ann. He's an elderly dude, who is slow and not as young
+as he was. Sailors have learned to navigate around him, and generally avoid
+him.
+
+== Bug Bears
+Combine a bug and a bear.
+
+* Many varieties
+* Some are mostly bug, some are mostly bear.
+* Some have wings, some have mandibles, some have cute bear ears on exoskeletal
+  head.
+
+== GOBLIN
+
+* Evil type of gnome
+* A bit like Rask Gar.
+* Dark vision.
+* Not very fond of gnomes.
+* Cowards.
+* Power cycles:
+** Males are intelligent, cunning, and fierce.
+** Females are physically very strong and tough.
+** Goblins are less powerful during 12 "daytime" hours.
+** ?? On odd years males get a boost to their mental stats, and
+   on even years females get a boost to their physical stats.
+   This is universal. It means that, no matter where you are,
+   you either have clever males or strong females, it varies from year to year.
+* Specializes in:
+** Extremely unsafe mechanical engineering.
+** Narcotics and similar poisons.
+** Unstable blast powder.
+** Traps that are unfair, unstable, and unnecessarily gruesome.
+
+
+== AUTOMATA
+Golems
+
+== MIMIC
+
+* House Mimic: A mimic the size and shape of a house.
+* Fortress Mimic: A mimic the size and shape of a fortress, and with all
+  of the armaments too.
+
+== MISC
+
+Haggis (Hag, slime ??)::
+Disgusting smelly blob of vile spellcasting.
+
+
+Cognac::
+Much more awesome than a gin (djinn)

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+= Yet Another Reduced Instruction Set for Doom & Destruction & Stuff.
+Kim Ravn Hansen <moccalotto@gmail.com>
+:stylesheet: style.css
+:sectlinks:
+:toc:
+:toclevels: 1
+:toc-placement!:
+:experimental:
+:stem:
+
+
+* xref:adventurer#[Adventurers’s Guide to Doom & Destruction & Stuff].
+* xref:hero#[Hero’s Guide to Doom & Destruction & Stuff].
+* xref:elite#[Elite’s Guide to Doom & Destruction & Stuff].

sheet.adoc

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+
+[%header,cols="6, 3, 3"]
+|===
+| Skill                 | Max Score | Current Score
+//----------------------|-----------|------------------------------------------
+| Melee Attack          |           |
+| Ranged Attack         |           |
+| Magic                 |           |
+| Skulduggery           |           |
+| Grit                  |           |
+| Knowledge             |           |
+| Awareness             |           |
+//----------------------|-----------|------------------------------------------
+|===
+
+[%header,cols="6, 3, 3"]
+|===
+| Weapon                | Damage    | Effects
+//----------------------|-----------|------------------------------------------
+| Unarmed Combat        | 4         | None
+| Short Sword           | 6         | Light (if you roll lower than X, you get an extra attack)
+|                       |           |
+|                       |           |
+//----------------------|-----------|------------------------------------------
+|===
+
+[%header,cols="6, 3, 3"]
+|===
+| Wand                  | Quality   | Spent
+//----------------------|-----------|------------------------------------------
+|                       |           |
+|                       |           |
+|                       |           |
+|                       |           |
+//----------------------|-----------|------------------------------------------
+|===
+

tooling/mathD100.lua

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+--
+-- {{{ Digit Functions
+--- Get sorted base-10 digits of a number
+---@param n integer
+---@return integer[]
+local function get_sorted_digits(n)
+    local digits = {}
+    for d in tostring(math.abs(n)):gmatch("%d") do
+        table.insert(digits, tonumber(d))
+    end
+    table.sort(digits)
+    return digits
+end
+-- }}}
+
+--{{{ print_r
+local function print_r(t)
+    local print_r_cache = {}
+    local function sub_print_r(t, indent)
+        if (print_r_cache[tostring(t)]) then
+            print(indent .. "*" .. tostring(t))
+        else
+            print_r_cache[tostring(t)] = true
+            if (type(t) == "table") then
+                local tLen = #t
+                for i = 1, tLen do
+                    local val = t[i]
+                    if (type(val) == "table") then
+                        print(indent .. "#[" .. i .. "] => " .. tostring(t) .. " {")
+                        sub_print_r(val, indent .. string.rep(" ", string.len(i) + 8))
+                        print(indent .. string.rep(" ", string.len(i) + 6) .. "}")
+                    elseif (type(val) == "string") then
+                        print(indent .. "#[" .. i .. '] => "' .. val .. '"')
+                    else
+                        print(indent .. "#[" .. i .. "] => " .. tostring(val))
+                    end
+                end
+                for pos, val in pairs(t) do
+                    if type(pos) ~= "number" or math.floor(pos) ~= pos or (pos < 1 or pos > tLen) then
+                        if (type(val) == "table") then
+                            print(indent .. "[" .. pos .. "] => " .. tostring(t) .. " {")
+                            sub_print_r(val, indent .. string.rep(" ", string.len(pos) + 8))
+                            print(indent .. string.rep(" ", string.len(pos) + 6) .. "}")
+                        elseif (type(val) == "string") then
+                            print(indent .. "[" .. pos .. '] => "' .. val .. '"')
+                        else
+                            print(indent .. "[" .. pos .. "] => " .. tostring(val))
+                        end
+                    end
+                end
+            else
+                print(indent .. tostring(t))
+            end
+        end
+    end
+
+    if (type(t) == "table") then
+        print(tostring(t) .. " {")
+        sub_print_r(t, "  ")
+        print("}")
+    else
+        sub_print_r(t, "  ")
+    end
+
+    print()
+end
+--}}}
+
+--{{{ table_count
+function table_count(t)
+    local count = 0
+    for _ in pairs(t) do count = count + 1 end
+    return count
+end
+
+--}}}
+
+--{{{ range(low, high, n)
+---Create a table with integers in a given range
+---@param low integer Lowest number
+---@param high integer Highest number
+---@param n integer Increment - the array will contain every nth number between [low..high]
+---@return table
+local function range(low, high, n)
+    local t = {}
+    for i = low, high, n do
+        table.insert(t, i)
+    end
+
+    return t
+end
+---}}}
+
+--{{{ sortMapByValueDesc(m)
+---Sort the table m by value.
+---@param m table
+---@return table
+local function sortMapByValueDesc(m)
+    local totalCount = 0
+    local tmp = {}
+
+    -- create a temporary table that is easier to sort
+    for damage, occurrences in pairs(m) do
+        local entry = {
+            damage = damage,
+            count = occurrences,
+        }
+        totalCount = totalCount + occurrences
+        table.insert(tmp, entry)
+    end
+
+    table.sort(tmp, function(a, b)
+        return a.count > b.count
+    end)
+
+    return tmp
+
+    --
+    -- local result = {}
+    -- for _, v in pairs(tmp) do
+    --     result[v.damage] = v.count
+    -- end
+    --
+    --
+    -- if table_count(result) ~= table_count(m) then
+    --     error("I couldn't sort!!")
+    -- end
+    --
+    -- return result
+end
+--}}}
+
+--{{{table_sum(t)
+---numeric sum of table values
+---@param t integer[]
+---@return integer
+local function table_sum(t)
+    local result = 0
+    for _, v in pairs(t) do
+        result = result + v
+    end
+
+    return result
+end
+--}}}
+
+--{{{mostCommonDamageValues(instances, ratio)
+--- Calculate the most likely values
+---@param instances table A map of [damage score] => [occurrences]
+---@param ratio number Include most common damage until the sum of the probabilities of the damage scores are at least this number.
+---@return table
+local function mostCommonDamageValues(instances, ratio)
+    if ratio == nil then
+        ratio = 0.5
+    end
+
+    local sortedInstances = sortMapByValueDesc(instances)
+    local totalOccurrences = table_sum(instances)
+
+    local result = {}
+    local occurrenceAccumulator = 0
+
+    for _, instance in pairs(sortedInstances) do
+        occurrenceAccumulator = occurrenceAccumulator + instance.count
+        table.insert(result, instance.damage)
+
+        if occurrenceAccumulator / totalOccurrences >= ratio then
+            return result
+        end
+    end
+
+    return result
+end
+--}}}
+
+--{{{calculateDamageD100(skill, base_damage)
+---Calculate the average of the d100 attack method
+---@param skill integer The skill level of the attacker (range of 1 to 100, but will be capped to 20)
+---@param base_damage integer The base damage of the attacker's weapon.
+---@return number
+---@return table mostRolled the damage values that are most likely to be rolled
+local function calculateDamageD100(skill, base_damage)
+    local sum = 0
+    local n = 0
+    local tn = math.min(skill, 80)
+    local damages = {}
+
+    for rolled = 1, 100, 1 do
+        local digits = get_sorted_digits(rolled)
+
+        local damage = 0
+
+        if rolled > tn then
+            -- glancing blow: damage equal to weapon's base damage.
+            damage = base_damage
+        end
+        if rolled < tn then
+            -- normal hit: damage equal digit sum of what is rolled plus base damage.
+            damage = table_sum(digits) + base_damage
+        end
+        if rolled == tn then
+            -- Critical Hit: damage equal to what you rolled.
+            damage = rolled
+        end
+
+        local key = tostring(damage)
+        n = n + 1
+        sum = sum + damage
+        if not damages[key] then
+            damages[key] = 1
+        else
+            damages[key] = damages[key] + 1
+        end
+    end
+
+    return sum / n, mostCommonDamageValues(damages, 0.5)
+end
+--}}}
+
+local skill_min = 30
+local skill_max = 80
+local skill_inc = 5
+local skills_table = range(skill_min, skill_max, skill_inc)
+
+local damage_min = 0
+local damage_max = 10
+local damage_inc = 3
+local damages_table = range(damage_min, damage_max, damage_inc)
+
+io.write("skill\\damage", ";")
+for i, dmg in pairs(damages_table) do
+    io.write(string.format("%d (avg);%d (typical)", dmg, dmg))
+    if i < #damages_table then
+        io.write(";")
+    end
+end
+print("")
+
+
+for _, skill in pairs(skills_table) do
+    io.write(skill, ";")
+
+    local tmp = {}
+    for key, damage in ipairs(damages_table) do
+        local avg, dmg = calculateDamageD100(skill, damage)
+        tmp[key] = string.format("%.2f;%s", avg, table.concat(dmg, ", "))
+    end
+    print(table.concat(tmp, ";"))
+end

tooling/mathD20.lua

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+--
+--{{{ print_r(t)
+local function print_r(t)
+    local print_r_cache = {}
+    local function sub_print_r(t, indent)
+        if (print_r_cache[tostring(t)]) then
+            print(indent .. "*" .. tostring(t))
+        else
+            print_r_cache[tostring(t)] = true
+            if (type(t) == "table") then
+                local tLen = #t
+                for i = 1, tLen do
+                    local val = t[i]
+                    if (type(val) == "table") then
+                        print(indent .. "#[" .. i .. "] => " .. tostring(t) .. " {")
+                        sub_print_r(val, indent .. string.rep(" ", string.len(i) + 8))
+                        print(indent .. string.rep(" ", string.len(i) + 6) .. "}")
+                    elseif (type(val) == "string") then
+                        print(indent .. "#[" .. i .. '] => "' .. val .. '"')
+                    else
+                        print(indent .. "#[" .. i .. "] => " .. tostring(val))
+                    end
+                end
+                for pos, val in pairs(t) do
+                    if type(pos) ~= "number" or math.floor(pos) ~= pos or (pos < 1 or pos > tLen) then
+                        if (type(val) == "table") then
+                            print(indent .. "[" .. pos .. "] => " .. tostring(t) .. " {")
+                            sub_print_r(val, indent .. string.rep(" ", string.len(pos) + 8))
+                            print(indent .. string.rep(" ", string.len(pos) + 6) .. "}")
+                        elseif (type(val) == "string") then
+                            print(indent .. "[" .. pos .. '] => "' .. val .. '"')
+                        else
+                            print(indent .. "[" .. pos .. "] => " .. tostring(val))
+                        end
+                    end
+                end
+            else
+                print(indent .. tostring(t))
+            end
+        end
+    end
+
+    if (type(t) == "table") then
+        print(tostring(t) .. " {")
+        sub_print_r(t, "  ")
+        print("}")
+    else
+        sub_print_r(t, "  ")
+    end
+
+    print()
+end
+--}}}
+
+--{{{ table_count(t)
+function table_count(t)
+    local count = 0
+    for _ in pairs(t) do count = count + 1 end
+    return count
+end
+
+--}}}
+
+--{{{ range(low, high, n)
+---Create a table with integers in a given range
+---@param low integer Lowest number
+---@param high integer Highest number
+---@param n integer Increment - the array will contain every nth number between [low..high]
+---@return table
+local function range(low, high, n)
+    local t = {}
+    for i = low, high, n do
+        table.insert(t, i)
+    end
+
+    return t
+end
+---}}}
+
+-- {{{ sortMapByValueDesc(m)
+---Sort the table m by value.
+---@param m table
+---@return table
+local function sortMapByValueDesc(m)
+    local tmp = {}
+
+    -- create a temporary table that is easier to sort
+    for damage, occurrences in pairs(m) do
+        local entry = {
+            damage = damage,
+            count = occurrences,
+        }
+        table.insert(tmp, entry)
+    end
+
+    table.sort(tmp, function(a, b)
+        return a.count > b.count
+    end)
+
+    return tmp
+end
+--}}}
+
+-- {{{ arraySum(t)
+local function table_sum(t)
+    local accumulator = 0
+
+    for _, v in pairs(t) do
+        accumulator = accumulator + v
+    end
+
+    return accumulator
+end
+---}}}
+
+--{{{ mostCommonDamageValues(instances, ratio)
+--- Calculate the most likely values
+---@param instances table A map of [damage score] => [occurrences]
+---@param ratio number Include most common damage until the sum of the probabilities of the damage scores are at least this number.
+---@return table
+local function mostCommonDamageValues(instances, ratio)
+    if ratio == nil then
+        ratio = 0.25
+    end
+
+    local sortedInstances = sortMapByValueDesc(instances)
+    local totalOccurrences = table_sum(instances)
+
+    local result = {}
+    local occurrenceAccumulator = 0
+
+    for _, instance in pairs(sortedInstances) do
+        occurrenceAccumulator = occurrenceAccumulator + instance.count
+        table.insert(result, instance.damage)
+
+        if occurrenceAccumulator / totalOccurrences > ratio then
+            return result
+        end
+    end
+
+    return result
+end
+--}}}
+
+-- {{{ calculateDamageD20(skill, base_damage)
+---@param skill integer
+---@param base_damage integer
+---@return number average The average damage
+---@return table typical The damage numbers that, together, are likely to occur more than 50% of the time.
+local function calculateDamageD20(skill, base_damage)
+    local sum = 0
+    local n = 0
+    local tn = math.min(skill, 15)
+
+    local outcomes = {}
+
+    for rolled = 1, 20, 1 do
+        local damage = 0
+
+        if rolled > tn then
+            -- glancing blow
+            damage = base_damage
+        end
+        if rolled == tn then
+            -- crit
+            damage = 2 * (skill + base_damage)
+        end
+        if rolled < tn then
+            -- hit
+            damage = rolled + base_damage
+        end
+
+        local key = tostring(damage)
+
+        if outcomes[key] == nil then
+            outcomes[key] = 1
+        else
+            outcomes[key] = outcomes[key] + 1
+        end
+
+        sum = sum + damage
+        n = n + 1
+    end
+
+    return sum / n, mostCommonDamageValues(outcomes, 0.5)
+end
+-- }}}
+
+local skill_min = 5
+local skill_max = 15
+local skill_inc = 1
+local skills_table = range(skill_min, skill_max, skill_inc)
+
+local damage_min = 0
+local damage_max = 10
+local damage_inc = 3
+local damages_table = range(damage_min, damage_max, damage_inc)
+
+io.write("skill\\damage", ";")
+for i, dmg in pairs(damages_table) do
+    io.write(string.format("%d (avg);%d (typical)", dmg, dmg))
+    if i < #damages_table then
+        io.write(";")
+    end
+end
+print("")
+
+for _, skill in pairs(skills_table) do
+    io.write(skill, ";")
+
+    local tmp = {}
+    for key, damage in ipairs(damages_table) do
+        local avg, dmg = calculateDamageD20(skill, damage)
+        tmp[key] = string.format("%.2f;%s", avg, table.concat(dmg, ", "))
+    end
+    print(table.concat(tmp, ";"))
+end

tooling/process.lua

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+-- Sort selected areas of a text file
+--
+-- Each area has a number of sections,
+-- and each section has a headline that
+-- is used as a key.
+--
+-- The program simply treats each section as a string, and treats each area as a
+-- collection of strings. The strings are sorted such that the sections in
+-- the area will appear in order.
+--
+-- For now, only asciidoc (and markdown) headlines are supported, but
+-- description lists are on the way
+--
+-- TODO:
+-- Variables and substitutions with evaluation via dostring
+-- Syntax for settings vars could be
+-- {{?  mufassa = "tjams" }}
+-- {{? mufassa tjams }}
+--
+-- Syntax for inserting vars could be
+-- {{:: string.upper(mufassa) }}
+-- my little pony is {{: mufassa .. " næsehorn "}}
+--
+-- Can assist in streamlining data across the three guides.
+-- Can ease links.
+--
+-- Maybe a quick var insert:
+-- @@@mufassa           (inserts the contents of mufassa variable)
+--
+
+local filename = arg[1]
+
+-- Check that a filename was given
+if arg[1] == nil then
+    print(string.format("usage: %s [filename]", arg[0]))
+    os.exit(0)
+end
+
+-- Check that file exists
+local f = io.open(filename, "r+")
+if not f then
+    print(string.format("file '%s' does not exist", filename))
+    os.exit(1)
+end
+
+local sorter = require("sorter")
+local sorted = sorter(f:lines())
+
+if arg[2] == "--overwrite" then
+    --
+    -- Check if there were any changes to the file.
+    f:seek("set")
+    if sorted == f:read("a*") then
+        print("No sorting needed. Closing file")
+        f:close()
+        os.exit(0)
+    end
+
+    f:seek("set")
+    f:write(sorted)
+    f:flush()
+    f:close()
+    os.exit(0)
+end
+
+f:close()
+
+print(sorted)

tooling/sorter.lua

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+-- This program scans a text for REGIONS to sort.
+--
+-- Each REGION contains the following:
+--      A "START_SORT:" string command that also tells the sorter which types of HEADLINES the REGION contains.
+--      (optionally) a number of PREFACE lines.
+--      A number of SECTIONS to sort
+--      An "END_SORT" command
+--
+-- Each SECTION contains the following
+--      A HEADLINE
+--      A number of lines of body text.
+--
+-- A HEADLINE can (currently) be one of:
+--      - An asciidoc headline: a line that always begins with a number of '=' characters, followed by at least one normal text character.
+--          These headlines are convenient because it allows us to easily alphabetize headlines in certain chapters
+--          (for instance in chapters where spells, items, or abilities each have their own headline).
+--      - A hidden headline. A text they always begins "//HEADLINE:", followed by a number of normal text characters.
+--          These hidden headlines are useful when we want to alphabetize tables, lists, and other sections that do not contain
+--          explicit headlines.
+--
+--
+-- Each REGION has a number of SECTIONS, and each SECTION
+-- has a HEADLINE. HEADLINES can be actual asciidoc headlines (strings beginning with a number of "=" characters)
+-- or they can be pseudo-headlines that exist as comments inside the asciidoc file.
+--
+--
+-- {{{ Some variables to help us
+local output = ""            -- Output buffer
+local STATE_SCANNING = 0     -- State machine: scanning for START_SORT commands
+local MODE_SORTING = 1       -- State machine: sorting, and looking for END_SORT commands.
+local state = STATE_SCANNING -- State machine: current mode
+local headlinePattern = ""   -- If a line matches this pattern, is a section headline (a sort key)
+local sections = {}          -- The sections we're currently sorting.
+local preface = ""           -- contains the text in a chunk that comes before the first section headline
+--}}}
+
+--{{{ _start_sort(line)
+---Check if a line starts with START_SORT and then a key to look for.
+---@param line string The line we're checking
+---
+---@return boolean success Was the line correctly formatted?
+---@return boolean start_sort Did this line contain a correct START_SORT command?
+---@return string  pattern The regex pattern to scan for to find the headline/key that each section starts with.
+---
+local function _is_start_sort_command(line)
+    local match = string.match(line, "^//%s*START_SORT%s*(%S*)%s*$")
+
+    if not match then
+        return true, false, ""
+    end
+
+    --
+    -- ASCIIDOC HEADLINE
+    --
+    -- These types of headlines start with a number of "=" characters.
+    -- They sort REGIONS of text where each SECTION begins with an asciidoc headline
+    if string.sub(match, 1, 1) == "=" then
+        -- We are sorting by section names
+        -- The type of section we're sorting (i.e. its depth) is denoted by the given number '=' characters
+        -- Every time we encounter a section with the corresponding number of equal signs, we consider that a sorting key.
+        return true, true, "^" .. match .. "%s+"
+    end
+
+    --
+    -- HIDDEN HEADLINE
+    --
+    -- These headlines begin with "//HEADLINE:"
+    -- They are comments inside the asciidoc source code so they do not show up in the rendered text.
+    -- Thus they sort REGIONS of text where each SECTION begins with a hidden headline
+    if match == "//HEADLINE:" then
+        -- We are sorting by custom keys.
+        -- This means that every time we encounter the string "HEADLINE:" we consider the next line a sorting key.
+        return true, true, "^%s*//HEADLINE:"
+    end
+
+    return false, false, match
+end
+--}}}
+
+-- {{{ _state_machine_scan(line)
+local function _state_machine_scan(line)
+    local success, is_start_sort_command, _headline_pattern = _is_start_sort_command(line)
+
+    if not success then
+        local errMsg = string.format("Failed to parse sort key: '%s'", _headline_pattern)
+        print(errMsg)
+        error(errMsg)
+    end
+
+    if is_start_sort_command then
+        state = MODE_SORTING
+        headlinePattern = _headline_pattern
+        sections = {}
+        preface = ""
+    end
+
+    output = output .. line
+end
+--}}}
+
+--{{{ _state_machine_sort(line)
+local function _state_machine_sort(line)
+    --
+    -- NEW SECTION STARTED
+    --
+    if string.match(line, headlinePattern) then -- We found a new section headline/sortkey
+        -- Start a new section
+        sections[#sections + 1] = line
+
+        return
+    end
+
+    --
+    -- SORTED REGION ENDED
+    --
+    if string.match(line, "^//%s*END_SORT") then
+        -- We have encountered a command to stop sorting. So we should stop sorting.
+        -- Each section within the current sorting area is a single string
+        -- Sort those strings to sort the entire area,
+        -- and compile/combine/join the strings into the output.
+
+        table.sort(sections)
+        local sorted = table.concat(sections, "")
+
+        -- Compile the resulting sorted text.
+        output = output .. preface .. sorted .. line
+
+        -- Reset the state machine to start looking for new areas to sort.
+        state = STATE_SCANNING
+        sections = {}
+        preface = ""
+
+        return
+    end
+
+    -- SECTION PREFACE
+    --
+    -- This happens if we have preface text before the first heading/sortkey
+    -- Preface text is paragraph text that comes after START_SORT, but before the
+    -- first sorting key/section is encountered.
+    if nil == sections[#sections] then
+        preface = preface .. line
+
+        return
+    end
+
+    -- This line is a normal line within the section.
+    -- Add it to the current section.
+    sections[#sections] = sections[#sections] .. line
+end
+-- }}}
+
+--{{{ _state_machine_process_single_line(line)
+local function _state_machine_process_single_line(line)
+    line = line .. "\n"
+
+    -- SCANNING
+    if state == STATE_SCANNING then
+        _state_machine_scan(line)
+        return
+    end
+
+    --
+    -- SORTING
+    --
+    if state == MODE_SORTING then
+        _state_machine_sort(line)
+        return
+    end
+end
+--}}}
+
+--{{{ sorter(lines)
+---Scan a file and sort the headings of the chunks marked for sorting
+---@param lines Iterator
+---@return string output sorted string
+local function sorter(lines)
+    for line in lines do
+        _state_machine_process_single_line(line)
+    end
+
+    if not (state == STATE_SCANNING and #sections == 0) then
+        error("you must be missing an END_SORT or similar")
+    end
+
+    return output
+end
+--}}}
+
+return sorter