Adventurer Cards

Adventurer Cards are these neat little things created by a former player. Cards depict and describe an NPC or adventurer of note in the world!

Everyone from King William Egron of Haven, to the Pack Lords, to the Princes of Rike and more! Perhaps even one day, you!

You'll also see those out of print. Typically when a character earns a new card the old will fall out of print. Or should they die they are removed out of respect.

Adventurer cards can be bought in any town! And there is always someone around willing to trade for those hard to find cards!

**Cards in Practice:** Cards don't truly serve any real purpose; they're a fun, basic little concept that we implemented into Oustomia for.. well, fun. That being said, we do integrate them somewhat into Magic: The Gathering via the **Cockatrice** program for playing Magic online. Some adventurer cards can in fact, be found within our Magic games! In Oustomia, Magic: The Gathering, exists as a card game for anyone who wants to play it!

### Buying Cards

Purchasing cards is simple. A pack consist of five cards, and cost one gp. Each pack has four commons, and one guaranteed rare. Simply deduct the gold and roll rarity, then 4dXX for commons.

For example if there are 61 common cards in print. Roll 4d61. Then you simply reference the table below to find out which ones you got! For your rare roll 1d100, then roll on the appropriate rarity!

Do the same on the Rare tables based on your Rarity roll and done!

To acquire those cards no longer in print you must trade! For this see the out of print section

 1 - 75
 76-95
 96-99
 100

### Okay but what do I do with them?

Collect them of course! Signed out of print cards may fetch a pretty penny one day~
Cards have no listed stats but can be assumed to hold a character's bio. The most basic of information about them based on how much they have made public. Their main purpose is for fun. You can use it as justification to recognize a npc or pc you've never met, and know a little about them and their deeds, or just their name.

### Legendary Cards in Print:

**Attaining Legendaries:** Please note that the only way to attain some Legendaries is to duel the individual their card is based off of, or someone who has it, and defeat them in said card game! Legendary Card Holders will be 'Boss Battles'. Their deck will **always** be the same, and it will follow the rule sets of Archenemy, and Commander. It may be attempted alone, or with up to 2 other players. For every additional player, the 'Boss' gains an additional 20 life.

### Finding Out of Print Cards

The cars listed below or out of print for one reason or another. To acquire them requires a few rolls for local information and negotiations with the NPCs that may have them. As a hard limit you can only trade with 4 npc's per month in a large city such as Haven or Rike. If you spend a full day you may use all four attempts that day, but can not trade with anyone in that city for rest of the month.

If you visit another major city your limit is reset for that city giving you 4 tries there.

If you fail to make a deal with an npc that has a card you want you can try again with that person next week This counts against your 4 per month limit within that city.

In smaller towns and villages the limit should be reduced to 1-2 trades per month.

### So what do I roll?

First a Knowledge (Local) check to find an npc with cards! A DC 15 check revels a local with cards to trade. This may be interchangeable with a diplomacy check against a local npc if it makes sense for them to know who buys cards.

Next a diplomacy check, usually DC 10, makes the npc with cards friendly enough to trade with you. If for some reason they would start out unfriendly or hostile that should be accounted for.

The following table is used to determine what cards they have for trade. Roll 3d100 Then refer to the appropriate card table.

 6-73
 74-94
 95-100

### Wait a minute how do I get a card of my own card?!

Cards are awarded by merit. A character that acquires a great amount of fame or infamy may be worthy of a card. Earning a mythic tier, or a position of power are also ways to earn one.

Also, all those with adventurer cards are required to have a wiki page for that pc. This page is in no real way linked to your card, but when new players join and get into the game and they get Anya Kingsmiths card they have his wiki page to reference ooc at the very least.

Currently Asteron is the only gm handling these and he can't be at every session and rp so please feel free to recommend when pcs or even new npcs of great note appear.

## Unreleased Cards

Among the rarest of rare there are the unreleased prints. These are not cards you will acquire form any pack. To attain one is a feat of near mythic proportions as their existence is purely rumor.

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