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{{Infobox event | {{Infobox event | ||
| event = A Mending Path | | event = A Mending Path | ||
− | | image = | + | | image = FontEmpty.png |
| author = Douglas Austin | | author = Douglas Austin | ||
| type = Opportunity | | type = Opportunity | ||
}} | }} | ||
− | A hero falls victim to a nasty illness. | + | A [[hero]] falls victim to a nasty illness. |
== Choices == | == Choices == | ||
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| <strong>Outcome</strong> | | <strong>Outcome</strong> | ||
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− | | | + | | The hero is cured, and a [[battle]] ensues. After the combat is resolved, the hero permanently gains '''+1 hitpoint''', one Gorgon calamity card is removed, and the following is added to the hero's [[history]]: |
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+ | ''<q>Contracting a rare disease called Igochorra, they chanced upon a holy pilgrim who was able to guide them to a cure. This brush with mortality helped them recognize the preciousness of their own life. Ever after, they seemed more able to accept their past, forgive themself their failings.</q>'' | ||
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::''1.2 "Heal any malady? Really?"'' | ::''1.2 "Heal any malady? Really?"'' | ||
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| <strong>Outcome</strong> | | <strong>Outcome</strong> | ||
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− | | Heal the priest's sibling instead of the | + | | Heal the priest's sibling instead of the hero. After a battle they will join your party, and you will be able to choose their class. The hero permanently loses '''-1 hitpoint''', their recovery rate is permanently decreased by 10, and their retirement age is permanently decreased by 35 years - essentially forcing them to retire after just one or two chapters during future runs. The following is added to the hero's history: |
− | + | ''<q><Hero>'s Igochorra would worsen as seasons rolled on. They'd spend a long while in bed, gasping for air, before being able to rise. Their arms, back, ribs, began to creak like boughs off a tree, dried and brittle.</q>'' | |
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''2. "A journey's the last thing on my mind! Everyone's talking about a bridge."'' | ''2. "A journey's the last thing on my mind! Everyone's talking about a bridge."'' | ||
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| <strong>Outcome</strong> | | <strong>Outcome</strong> | ||
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− | | | + | | The opportunity is declined. |
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
− | This event targets a hero with the '''shame''' [[hook]]. | + | This event targets a hero with the '''shame''' [[hook]]. |
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+ | A unique [[tiding]] is added to the story depending on the player's choice. | ||
== Images == | == Images == | ||
− | <gallery mode= | + | <gallery mode=packed heights=150px> |
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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+ | [[Category:Event]] |
Revision as of 11:08, 14 January 2021
A Mending Path |
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Author |
Douglas Austin | Event type |
Opportunity |
A hero falls victim to a nasty illness.
Choices
1. "So they sleep there, that night, and set out the next day."
- 1.1 "This is why we crossed paths. I'm happy it'll go to you."
Outcome The hero is cured, and a battle ensues. After the combat is resolved, the hero permanently gains +1 hitpoint, one Gorgon calamity card is removed, and the following is added to the hero's history: Contracting a rare disease called Igochorra, they chanced upon a holy pilgrim who was able to guide them to a cure. This brush with mortality helped them recognize the preciousness of their own life. Ever after, they seemed more able to accept their past, forgive themself their failings.
- 1.2 "Heal any malady? Really?"
Outcome Heal the priest's sibling instead of the hero. After a battle they will join your party, and you will be able to choose their class. The hero permanently loses -1 hitpoint, their recovery rate is permanently decreased by 10, and their retirement age is permanently decreased by 35 years - essentially forcing them to retire after just one or two chapters during future runs. The following is added to the hero's history: <Hero>'s Igochorra would worsen as seasons rolled on. They'd spend a long while in bed, gasping for air, before being able to rise. Their arms, back, ribs, began to creak like boughs off a tree, dried and brittle.
2. "A journey's the last thing on my mind! Everyone's talking about a bridge."
Outcome The opportunity is declined.
Trivia
This event targets a hero with the shame hook.
A unique tiding is added to the story depending on the player's choice.