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Warband Living
Pretty much like Medieval Life RPG, only that I put in different features. This game is also set in medieval times. (I did get permission from Roty, lol.)

Character Sheet
Name: (If you're royal then make it sound royal, etc.)
Age: 20 Years Old
Gender: (Male or Female)
Health: 50/50
Energy: 50/50
Appearance: (Basic features, don't go too far into it)
Job: None
Job Pay: None
Strength: (Based on test)
Dexterity: (Based on test)
Endurance: (Based on test)
Agility: (Based on test)
Vitality: (Based on test)
Charisma: (Based on test)
Melee Damage: (Based on stats)
Ranged Damage: (Based on stats)
Defense: (Based on Endurance)
Accuracy: (Based on Dexterity)
Avoid: (Based on Agility)
Persuasion: (Based on Charisma)
Melee Weapon: (Based on test)
Ranged Weapon: (Based on test)
Inventory: Nothing

Explaining Stats
Your stats will be based on the life test, I know some may not like this, but at least it's somewhat different than the usual put in stat points.

Strength: The more Strength you have, the higher your melee damage will be. (1 Strength = +5 Melee Damage)

Dexterity: The more Dexterity you have, the higher your ranged damage will be and the higher your accuracy works. (1 Dexterity = +3 Ranged Damage and +1 Accuracy. How accuracy works: If you have 20 accuracy and attack an enemy with 10 avoid, then your accuracy will decrease by 10.)

Endurance: The more Endurance you have, the higher defense you will have. (1 Endurance = +5 Defense. How Defense works: If an enemy deals 20 damage, but you have 10 defense, the enemy will deal 10 damage instead. Enemy damage minus your defense = their damage total.)

Agility: The more Agility you have the faster you will move and the higher your avoid will be. (1 Agility = +1 Avoid. Avoid explanation is with accuracy explanation.)

Vitality: The more Vitality you have the more the Health and Energy you will have. (1 Vitality = +5 Maximum Health and +5 Maximum Energy)

Charisma: The more Charisma you have, the more Persuasion you have. (1 Charisma = +1 Persuasion. How Persuasion works: Persuasion stat is equal to success of persuasion, so 10 persuasion = 10% to successfully persuade someone.)



The Test

Question 1: When you were born, you were born into a family of...

A.) Rich and powerful nobles (+2 Strength, +1 Endurance)
B.) Common citizens of a city (+1 Strength, +1 Vitality)
C.) Bandits and robbers (+2 Strength, +1 Agility)
D.) A struggling family (+2 Vitality, +1 Endurance)
E.) Nomad hunters (+2 Strength, +2 Dexterity)

Question 2: When you were a teenager, you trained as a...

A.) Knight (+2 Strength, +1 Endurance, +1 Vitality)
B.) Merchant (+3 Charisma, +1 Agility)
C.) Robber (+2 Strength, +1 Agility, +1 Endurance)
D.) Hunter (+2 Dexterity, +1 Strength, +1 Agility)
E.) Begger (+2 Vitality, +1 Endurance)
F.) Poet (+5 Charisma)

Question 3: When you became an adult you became a...

A.) Traveller (+3 Strength, +2 Endurance, +1 Vitality)
B.) Author and Poet (+5 Charisma)
C.) Knight Serving a King (+5 Strength, +3 Endurance)
D.) Teacher (+4 Charisma, +1 Vitality)
E.) Merchant (+4 Charisma, +1 Agility)
F.) Hunter (+4 Dexterity, +2 Strength)
G.) Bandit (+3 Strength, +1 Agility)


Total these results into your stats... 3 Players only.