FAMILY FRIENDLY FESTIVAL

- Non-normal player characters
So those people/mostly children, but in some cases adults who do not need to be entered into the permanent database can choose to use the below templates. They are altered versions of the KR rules meant for simplicity. They dont follow the normal rules, but it really dosnt matter much in this particular setting. These are the templates I will have printed out. Any race can be played, and if your child or relative is especially excited to play a character concept not on one of these, I am fine with you editing them slightly to fit a different concept. For that matter, if your child or relative wants to change cards mid-way through, thats fine too.

Healer/Warrior
- 10 Body Points
- Swings “2 Damage” with weapon
- Can “Cure” 2ce per battle (Heals all wounds, including people recently fallen)
- “Life Spell” Once ever the healer can bring someone back from being slain

Rogue/Warrior
- 10 Body points
- Swings “2 Damage” with weapon
- “Disarm Traps” Can disarm any trap after thirty seconds of RP
- “Set Traps” Can place a disarmed trap to do 10 Points of Damage.
- “Waylay” 1nce per battle (Knocks someone unconscious, must be from behind target)

Mage/Warrior
- 10 Body points
- Swings “2 Damage” with weapons
- Spell “Fireball” once per battle (“10 Fire”)
- Spell “Pin” once per battle (One of the targets feet is stuck to the ground, does not work on all creatures)
- Spell “Identify Magic” Continuous. If an item is magical, you can identify the properties of it.

Warrior (Focused)
- 20 Body Points
- Swings “4 Damage” with weapons
- “Crit 8 Damage” twice per battle
- “+2 Strength” This can be used to throw something or someone twenty feet in a non-combat setting, or to lift something that is supposed to be heavy with greater ease.

What if someone wants to play a character that doesn't use those templates? Are they subject to the standard lvl 1 character with 10 build? Or do they have different rules for those as well?

Will children using full characters have the option of purchasing the fate of the beginner at the festival to bring their body up? If so, is it the same cost as for a full weekend event?

A festival is is not a deadly event, it is mostly games, competitions, treasure hunting, socializing, eating, Maybe some light encounters. For the kids there will be a couple of adventure mods (since, they are not normally at events, or if they are, they normally cant do combat) Those adventure mods are going to be highly forgiving, because they are designed for kids.

If someone wants to be entered into the database they start a character under the normal rules, yes. If they are just there to have a good time at this one time (possibly yearly) event, then they just grab a template. The cards can be edited slightly for flavor. If the child really wants to play a priest... just cross off the magic spells and replace them with a couple of prayers... If given the chance to fight, they just want to play a scholar or physician... enroll them into the nearest Kumon math learning center...

IF your child does play the game on rare occasion as a non-combat character(because they have no choice ), they can still grab one of these templates to play with if they'd like, even if they want their normal card to be updated. (At the end of the day most kids really want to play with swords and kill monsters and loot them. From having run two kid parties this year, I expect most of the kids to follow the stats loosely... Thats fine. Let them have fun and not stress too much about number crunching.

- BBQ pit area is set up and there will be plenty of space including another fire-pit grill right next to it. Feel free to bring your own stuff to BBQ as well if you would like, in addition to the stuff we will be cooking! If you'd like to bring a tiny bit of extra charcoal... who knows, maybe we can BBQ all day and all night...