This is the text of Wicked Ones, a Forged in the Dark tabletop roleplaying game by Ben Nielson.
The markdown was created by Adam Kleizer based on the PDF rendition of the book.
The book was released to the public domain under the CC0 1.0 license.
You can go to [https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/] to view the license.
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Comments are added to the markdown with the following notation:
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Textboxes and styled paragraphs from the book are added using blockquotes, the purpose of the styling (as conceived by the markdown creator) is marked with the following notation:
[context]: # (purpose)These contexts are directly preceding the blockquotes affected. The blockquotes that are in a single enclosure semantically (and visually in the book) and thus affected by the notation are following each other without empty lines in-between.
Blockquotes without a context are indeed quotes in the book, without any further distinction in meaning.
The following is a list of possible contexts to be found throughout the book:
[context]: # (chances)[context]: # (complete list)[context]: # (example of play)[context]: # (important rule)[context]: # (list of examples)[context]: # (roll summary)[context]: # (summarizing subtitle)[context]: # (table footnote)[context]: # (tips)
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Roll results are displayed with the following convention:
[rollresult]: "Result title{attribute1:value1,attribute2:value2}"
> (3d6) = 1, 2, 3
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> **Outcome**Source:
[rollresult]: # "Failure{dice-color:gray}"
> (3d6) = 1, 2, 3
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> **Failure**Output:
(3d6) = 1, 2, 3
Failure
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Clocks are represented by circles in the book as is customary in Forged in the Dark games. We can't add circles here, so we use tables. We add a header to the table and mark it with the clock's name and attributes as metadata. We wrap the table in a blockquote so the metadata is correctly hidden on github.
Source:
#### Fences & Dogs
[clock]: # "Fences & Dogs"
>|1|2|3|4|
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>|x|o|o|o|Output:
1 2 3 4 x o o o