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Help[Games] Saphirdufeu’s Royal Congrats - Round 2
Round 1: https://www.behindthename.com/bb/game/4944377
Alright, Round 2! 5 years have passed, so the year is 1178 - age everyone up.
Dice: http://www.brockjones.com/dieroller/dice.htm
Relationships
First, roll d4 for any relationships - if you roll a 1, the couple is no longer together, due to death or divorce.
Roll d10 for everyone over the age of 55, or under the age of 10 - a roll of 8-10 means that that person has unfortunately passed away.
Now, roll d10 for everyone over the age of 14 who is single.
If they are aged 15 to 18, a roll from 7-10 is an engagement (but not one which can produce children.)
If they are aged 19 to 25, a roll from 5-6 is an engagement, and 7-10 is a marriage.
If they are aged 26+, a roll from 3-5 is an engagement, and 6-10 is a marriage.
Naturally, a member of the royal family cannot marry a commoner - and so, roll d6 for the title of the noble any royals marry:
1: Baron/Baroness
2: Viscount/Viscountess
3: Count/Countess
4: Duke/Duchess
5: Prince/Princess (of another country)
6: King/Queen (of another country)
Women who marry will take the title of their spouse - men will take the title of their spouse if it is higher than theirs.
Children
Next up, children! Any children born this round should be under 5 years old, and will take the title of their parents (unless their parents are King & Queen, in which case they are Prince/Princess). Roll d20.
For a potential mother aged 18-23: 1-10 is no children, 11-15 is 1 child, 16-20 is 2 children
For a potential mother aged 24-34: 1-5 is no children, 6-8 is 1 child, 9-14 is 2 children, 15-20 is 3 children
For a potential mother aged 35-45: 1-10 is no children, 11-15 is 1 child, 16-20 is 2 children
Events (optional)
Roll d10:
1-6: no event
7-8: This Turbulent Priest
The Archbishop of Canterbury, formerly one of your most trusted advisors, has started making trouble. He has started excommunicating those within the Church he disagrees with, as well as some of your current advisors.
9-10: Une Demande En Mariage
Louis VII, King of France, has had a daughter, Princess Agnes. He has proposed a royal marriage between her and one of your sons. If you have a son under the age of 10, you can choose to accept his offer, although the marriage can not produce children for 18 years, when Agnes will be of age.
Names
This round, your own name will determine the namebanks.
If the name you go by starts with the letters A-M, use: https://nameberry.com/list/453/Royal-Baby-Names?all=1
If it starts with N-Z, use: https://nameberry.com/list/330/Traditional-Baby-Names?all=1
(Note: due to a bit of a family emergency, the next round might not be up for a few days - it depends on how things work out. But I promise I’m not abandoning this or anything! Any mistakes or anything will probably be because I’ve had to post this in a bit of a hurry as well.)
Du weißt nicht, was du fühlst, weißt nicht, was du suchst, irgendwas weit weg von mir
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/185597
My PNL!
Alright, Round 2! 5 years have passed, so the year is 1178 - age everyone up.
Dice: http://www.brockjones.com/dieroller/dice.htm
Relationships
First, roll d4 for any relationships - if you roll a 1, the couple is no longer together, due to death or divorce.
Roll d10 for everyone over the age of 55, or under the age of 10 - a roll of 8-10 means that that person has unfortunately passed away.
Now, roll d10 for everyone over the age of 14 who is single.
If they are aged 15 to 18, a roll from 7-10 is an engagement (but not one which can produce children.)
If they are aged 19 to 25, a roll from 5-6 is an engagement, and 7-10 is a marriage.
If they are aged 26+, a roll from 3-5 is an engagement, and 6-10 is a marriage.
Naturally, a member of the royal family cannot marry a commoner - and so, roll d6 for the title of the noble any royals marry:
1: Baron/Baroness
2: Viscount/Viscountess
3: Count/Countess
4: Duke/Duchess
5: Prince/Princess (of another country)
6: King/Queen (of another country)
Women who marry will take the title of their spouse - men will take the title of their spouse if it is higher than theirs.
Children
Next up, children! Any children born this round should be under 5 years old, and will take the title of their parents (unless their parents are King & Queen, in which case they are Prince/Princess). Roll d20.
For a potential mother aged 18-23: 1-10 is no children, 11-15 is 1 child, 16-20 is 2 children
For a potential mother aged 24-34: 1-5 is no children, 6-8 is 1 child, 9-14 is 2 children, 15-20 is 3 children
For a potential mother aged 35-45: 1-10 is no children, 11-15 is 1 child, 16-20 is 2 children
Events (optional)
Roll d10:
1-6: no event
7-8: This Turbulent Priest
The Archbishop of Canterbury, formerly one of your most trusted advisors, has started making trouble. He has started excommunicating those within the Church he disagrees with, as well as some of your current advisors.
9-10: Une Demande En Mariage
Louis VII, King of France, has had a daughter, Princess Agnes. He has proposed a royal marriage between her and one of your sons. If you have a son under the age of 10, you can choose to accept his offer, although the marriage can not produce children for 18 years, when Agnes will be of age.
Names
This round, your own name will determine the namebanks.
If the name you go by starts with the letters A-M, use: https://nameberry.com/list/453/Royal-Baby-Names?all=1
If it starts with N-Z, use: https://nameberry.com/list/330/Traditional-Baby-Names?all=1
(Note: due to a bit of a family emergency, the next round might not be up for a few days - it depends on how things work out. But I promise I’m not abandoning this or anything! Any mistakes or anything will probably be because I’ve had to post this in a bit of a hurry as well.)
Du weißt nicht, was du fühlst, weißt nicht, was du suchst, irgendwas weit weg von mir
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/185597
My PNL!
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