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Help[Games] Gothic congrats KUY (4/10)
Sorry for the wait!
Round 1: https://www.behindthename.com/bb/game/5478130
Round 2: https://www.behindthename.com/bb/game/5478132
Round 3: https://www.behindthename.com/bb/game/5478299
Five years have passed since the last time we saw our family. For children's looks, follow the instructions in round 2. For partners' looks, follow the instructions in round 1. If you have no interesting developments, feel free to cheat a little ;)
Dice: http://www.brockjones.com/dieroller/dice.htm
Roll a d20 for all singles 15 and over. If they are under 18, 12 or above is a significant other. If they are between 18 and 26, 7-13 is a significant other, 13-16 is an engagement, and 17-20 is a marriage. If they are 27 or older, 6-9 is a significant other, 10-14 Is an engagement, and 15-20 is a marriage. The ages and genders of partners are up to you.
For potential parents, roll a d20:
If mother is 18-23: 1-11 is no children, 12-16 is 1 child, 17-20 is 2 children.
If mother is 24-34: 1-6 is no children, 7-10 is 1 child, 11-15 is 2 children, 16-20 is 3 children.
If mother is 35-45: 1-9 is no children, 10-15 is 1 child, 16-18 is 2 children, 19-20 is 3 children.
If mother is 45+: 1-14 is no children, 15-18 is 1 child, 19-20 is 2 children.
If adopting (age irrelevant): 1-5, is no child, 6-12 is 1 child, 13-18 is 2 children, 19-20 is 3 children.
Roll a d3 for each child. If you roll a 1, the child is a boy. If you roll a 2, the child is a girl. If you roll a 3, the child is intersex, and you can choose to raise them male, female, or non-binary. Roll a d10 once per child to determine their age.
All first names come from this list:
https://www.behindthename.com/names/tag/horror
All surnames come from this list:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Writers_of_Gothic_fiction
(Optional) Story elements:
1. One of the children starts a goth band! What subgenre is it, if any?
2. One of the parents or older children begins to dabble in witchcraft/the occult! What caused this? Do they stick with it? How do the family react?
3. A terrible storm hits the family home. Are they able to recover?
Round 1: https://www.behindthename.com/bb/game/5478130
Round 2: https://www.behindthename.com/bb/game/5478132
Round 3: https://www.behindthename.com/bb/game/5478299
Five years have passed since the last time we saw our family. For children's looks, follow the instructions in round 2. For partners' looks, follow the instructions in round 1. If you have no interesting developments, feel free to cheat a little ;)
Dice: http://www.brockjones.com/dieroller/dice.htm
Roll a d20 for all singles 15 and over. If they are under 18, 12 or above is a significant other. If they are between 18 and 26, 7-13 is a significant other, 13-16 is an engagement, and 17-20 is a marriage. If they are 27 or older, 6-9 is a significant other, 10-14 Is an engagement, and 15-20 is a marriage. The ages and genders of partners are up to you.
For potential parents, roll a d20:
If mother is 18-23: 1-11 is no children, 12-16 is 1 child, 17-20 is 2 children.
If mother is 24-34: 1-6 is no children, 7-10 is 1 child, 11-15 is 2 children, 16-20 is 3 children.
If mother is 35-45: 1-9 is no children, 10-15 is 1 child, 16-18 is 2 children, 19-20 is 3 children.
If mother is 45+: 1-14 is no children, 15-18 is 1 child, 19-20 is 2 children.
If adopting (age irrelevant): 1-5, is no child, 6-12 is 1 child, 13-18 is 2 children, 19-20 is 3 children.
Roll a d3 for each child. If you roll a 1, the child is a boy. If you roll a 2, the child is a girl. If you roll a 3, the child is intersex, and you can choose to raise them male, female, or non-binary. Roll a d10 once per child to determine their age.
All first names come from this list:
https://www.behindthename.com/names/tag/horror
All surnames come from this list:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Writers_of_Gothic_fiction
(Optional) Story elements:
1. One of the children starts a goth band! What subgenre is it, if any?
2. One of the parents or older children begins to dabble in witchcraft/the occult! What caused this? Do they stick with it? How do the family react?
3. A terrible storm hits the family home. Are they able to recover?
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