You're probably gonna die many times through this game. You will end up reviving back at the beginning, but information you've gathered through the journey has not changed. Also, I may or may not skip to the part just before you die and may choose to go back to a past event to see if anyone wants to try something different. Choices are made through popularity. If no one can agree on something, I'll choose one of your actions for you.
About the land and you.:
You live in a world of magic and legends.The land is filled with mythical creatures. The only safe passage to location to location are the roads. But, even so, it's not like roads are protected by magic. Even if it was protected against dangerous creatures, thieves and bandits still litter the roads.
Enough about the world, lets talk about you.
Name: ?
Age: ?
Gender: Male
Height: 5'6" (or roughly 1.7 meters)
Body type: Skinny. (Enough to see the rib cage and spine)
Hair: Shaggy, slightly graying, unkempt, black hair. (Bangs covers his eyes)
Skin Color: Pale white
Eyes: Iris color is pale blue, with dark rings underneath the eyes
Facial Hair: Five 'o clock shadow
Teeth Status: All of still intact (Let's try to keep it that way, m'kay?)
Abilities: Knowledgeable in magic and can handle a knife. (How powerful and skilled you are is unknown)
Story:
Fuck. Shit. It's already morning. Even with all the windows boarded up and covered with fabric, small gaps from your run down shack still lets in annoying beams of light into your dingy home. You roll out of bed, cocooning your self with a blanket as you roll to the edge, lean off, and hit the creaky floor with a thud. You lay there for a good five minutes. It's not particular comfortable and you think you bruised up your arm a bit, but you choose to lay there anyways. You let out a deep sigh and finally unravel yourself from the blanket and sluggishly get up off the floor. You yawn and then stretch. You raise your arms and arch your back until you hear a satisfying pop from you back. Your house is dimly lit, the only source of light are the sun rays that enter through the gaps and holes of your shack. You take in your familiar surroundings. Five steps away from just your bed is your desk, The desk has three drawers on it side to stash away… Whatever. The desk is littered with scrawled on papers, a few open books set aside to the left. A stack of thick, unread books set to the right. A couple steps away is the "kitchen". It contains a potbelly stove, fire wood stacked unneatly beside the stove. Three cabinets are above the stove. One cabinet is lopsided, one is missing a door, and the other seems to be the only normal one out of the three. To your right is small stack of two boxes, on top lays your a shirt, a hooded cloak, thick leather gloves, a worn out pants. At the feet of the box, is your worn out leather boots, caked with mud.
Well, that was fun looking around the shack. We should do that again sometime, you think to yourself.Your stomach feels empty. With your surrounding now scanned, you head over to the "kitchen" and reach out to the lopsided cabinet door and open it. Inside is just herbs and spices. You click your teeth and move on to the next cabinet. Moldy bread and an empty jar of raspberry jam. Onto the next and last cabinet. You find the cabinet fill with spider webs. A single, palm sized black widow matriarch spider sits in the middle of the cabinet. Her thumb sized children walk around her, spinning more webs, and busily wrapping up insects. You put your hand inside and pat the matriarch. She lets out a soft hiss. Man, she sure has grown since you last saw her. You close the cabinet door and you come to a horrible conclusion. You have to desperate need for food. You rub the temples on your forehead. The thought of going into town aggravates you. The whole reason you're a hermit is to avoid people. But, this day always comes when you finally run out of food. The closest town is a two days walk from your shack.
Whelp, time to get ready to go…
What to do?
Your status:
Health: Good
Status effects: None
Energy: Fully rested