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Fantasy RPG world with diverse biomes, including deserts, arctic landscapes, and temperate forests

Explore Your Aoru Adventure Style

Welcome to the Aoru World Building and Play Styles Quiz! This quiz is designed for you to express your preferences regarding environments, character dynamics, and realism in gameplay. Your answers will help shape a deeper understanding of the Aoru experience.

Discover your ideal starting environment
Influence character progression and item handling
Share your thoughts on realism in gameplay

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by AdventurousGeek725

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Questions with answers with the circle selection markers are single choice. Selecting one will automatically go to the next question.

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For the text box questions that you don't have the answer to, type a zero: "0"

Choose different options you would prefer the game have. The more that you choose, the more "realistic" the game should feel.

If, and this is just an if, a player character dies, how would you prefer their items be handled?

Lost in time and space. (All items cease to exist)

Keep the big stuff (Crucial items and plot points are kept.)

Something to remember them by. (Big stuff + 1 item for every other party member)

Just a few things (Big stuff + small chance for each item to survive)

Most of the stuff (Big stuff + most other items survive)

"I loot his body" (All items survive and are lootable)

How should new character be introduced (both new players and characters after death)?

From the Aether (Poof! You have a new party member)

Hero Closet (Newbloods are located conveniently nearby for a meetup)

Waiting in the wings (Newbloods must be recruited from the local populace)

New recruit (Newbloods must be recruited from the local populace, and need to be roleplayed into the party.)

An old friend (Newbloods must come from a already existing NPC that is fit to join the party, and must be roleplayed into the party)

No new friends (No characters come from deaths. If you die, you're done playing. [Assumes "An Old Friend" for new players])

How should new characters be built?

New Blood++ (Hop on up to the same level as the highest level party member.)

New Blood+ (Slide right in to the perfect median experience level of the party.)

New Blood (Take a seat at the lowest experience level of the party. You'll get there, champ)

The Rookie (New blood minus one level. Because that's what you get)

The FNG (New blood minus 2 levels. Because everyone else had to work to get there.)

Clean Slate (Level 0. Because fuck new characters)

How should the plot be handled?

Railroad (Take place in my movie where you voice the actors)

Railroad Lite (My movie allows for some breathing room)

Off the rails (I have my plot, and it's there, it's just not pushed into your face all the time. )

Open World Sandbox (There's a plot hidden somewhere in here, but there's also so many other things to do)

Episodic (Every session is a little adventure I plan out. At the next session, your characters stay the same, but everything from the last session has been reset)

Playground Sandbox (I don't even make notes. We'll just make stuff up as we go.)

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