TEXT: Kobold Story
  A Role Playing Game by Ilya Bossov
  Once upon a time, there was a happy shiny town. You don't live there. And around that 
  town grew a happy shiny beautiful forest. You don't live there, either. And near that forest, there 
  was a happy shiny beautiful majestic mountain. Nope, not there either, but getting close. You see, 
  under the mountain there sprawled a network of dark stinky moldy caves. That's the home, sweet 
  home of your Kobold tribe. You rent the place from the necromancer downstairs. He's tough, but 
  fair. The rent is usually services rendered, such as keeping happy shiny heroes from disturbing his 
  work, but on occasion he demands a “volunteer” to feed his other minions. Don't be that guy.
  Tribe Creation
  Collectively decide on the tribe's name. Shouting helps. Then roll 1d6 for each player and 
  the Game Master, then sum them up. That's how many Kobolds are in your tribe. Keep track of 
  this number. It counts down to defeat.
  Kobold Creation
  A Kobold's life is short and violent. Each player (except the Game Master) must make a new 
  Kobold at the start of the game and every time their previous Kobold dies. Each time this happens, 
  subtract 1 from the tribe. At 0, the tribe faces extinction, as the players are the last Kobolds left.
  To make a new Kobold, write down one advantage and one disadvantage the Kobold has 
  over its peers. For example, “hemophiliac berserker”, “invisible but blind”, “obese chief of the 
  tribe”, “can fly but has fear of heights” are all valid pairs. Imagination is the limit.
  Then you roll 1d6. That's your hit points. Give the Kobold a name and join your friends.
  You can do anything!
  Kobolds have the blood of dragons, but they need superior numbers to face any challenge 
  taller than a 4 year old Human. When a Kobold faces a challenge, the Game Master announces 
  whether it is Easy (1d6), Hard (2d6) or Legendary (3d6). The player rolls 1d6, then the Game Master 
  rolls the challenge dice, adding them together. If the player wins the die roll, he succeeds. 
  Otherwise, he takes the difference between the player's die roll and GM's dice roll as damage 
  taken due to mishaps. If you lose all your hit points, you die.
  Before the Game Master rolls the dice, however, other Kobolds may contribute to the 
  result by using Teamwork! Each other Kobold who joins the team also rolls a die. The team then 
  picks the best die from the dice rolled, and adds +1 to it for each team member. If the team fails, 
  they distribute the failure damage among themselves.
  Every time a team succeeds on a test, each team member earns 1 XP. Every time a Kobold 
  survives a team failure, that Kobold earns 2 XP. If a Kobold attempts a test without a team, that 
  Kobold earns no XP. Kobolds are a social species.
  
  Fight or Flight
  Kobolds treat any fight as a challenge. A Kobold-sized creature is Easy, a Human-sized 
  creature is Hard, and anything bigger or scarier is Legendary. If two Kobolds fight over something, 
  they just roll dice at each other until one of them gives up or dies trying to surrender.
  Advantages and Disadvantages
  If a Kobold faces a challenge where their advantage is applicable, that Kobold rolls two dice 
  and picks the best one. If the Kobold's disadvantage applies, that Kobold rolls two dice and picks 
  the worst. If both apply, then they cancel each other out. The Game Master decides whether any 
  given advantage or disadvantage is applicable to the situation.
  Learning Stuff
  When a Kobold's XP is equal to or higher than his maximum hitpoints, he can level up by 
  spending all XP to gain an extra hitpoint and pick another advantage. 
  Resting
  A good day's rest (Kobolds are nocturnal) heals all of the Kobold's hit points. Kobolds can't 
  rest alone – they must be back with the tribe to take shifts on guard duty. It's instinctual.
  Making Kobold Babies
  When a tribe survives a mission (those are usually given by the landlord), and retires to rest 
  for the day, any Kobold that has leveled up that night can trade XP they earned since leveling up to 
  add new members to the tribe, 1 XP per baby Kobold. Congratulations on your litter. Momma!
  For Game Master Eyes Only: Mission Ideas
  Another day, another group of adventurers are climbing down your hole in search of 
  treasure. Treasure! What is this treasure they speak of? Surely they don't mean Kobold eggs? To 
  arms brothers and sisters! We must protect our home! 
  The Necromancer demands you go to Happyshinyton and bring him a Human virgin for 
  something or other. The virgin must be alive. You haven't the foggiest what “virgin” means, but he 
  looked too grumpy to ask.
  The ghost of the last “volunteer” to feed the Necromancer's pets is haunting the caves! It's 
  spooking the sentries and the babies and nobody can get any rest until that ghost does. But what 
  does it want? It speaks a warning... a prophecy! “When the tree sings and the rock weeps, the 
  tyrant flees and frees the meek!”
  The Necromancer is losing his marbles. Someone ate the list of required reagents he gave 
  you earlier and nobody could read it anyway. Now he demands a bucket of spider venom, three 
  frozen giggles and a pound of silk. Why does he go crazy during every thunderstorm?
  
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