(T.101): If this is your 1st roll on this table, your family was poor. You will have 25% less starting gold. Continue on to Table 2.

(T.2): Only child.

(T.3): Your parents need to give a noble a gift: you! Roll on Table 33

(T.33): You and one of the noble's children elope. Go to Table 12 to see what becomes of your lover.

Choose one...
(T.12): The person was a family relation all along. You can begin adventuring with this knowledge.
(T.12): The person was a family relation all along. You can re-roll on this table again to see what further happens to them.

(T.112): The person turns out to be a doppelganger. You flee them on Table 19.

(T.19): You are captured and (re)sold into slavery. Go to Table 16.

(T.16): In what seems like an act of divinity, a disaster slaughters nearly all your captors. You travel to Table 27 to pay respect to the god that you believe is responsible for your freedom.

(T.27): You impress the priests with your devotion. You will have training in Religion and Medicine. You are sent out to spread the word, roll on Table 8 to see where.

(T.8): A trade city by a river. You try your hand at a merchant lifestyle on Table 6.

Choose one...
(T.6): You are a master merchant. You will have 10% more starting gold and proficiency in Persuasion. However, it may have been better to keep your head down: a villain sets out to ruin your business. Roll on table 5 for the villain. You have started adventuring after being ruined.
(T.6): You are a master merchant. You will have 10% more starting gold and proficiency in Persuasion. However, it may have been better to keep your head down: a villain sets out to ruin your business. Roll on table 5 for the villain. You have already sought out vengeance on Table 9.

    >>>> (T.5): Orc(s).

Choose one...
(T.9): You are thoroughly defeated, but you escape. You started adventuring at this point.
(T.9): You are thoroughly defeated, but you escape, swearing vengeance (again?). You can re-roll on this table to try at least one more time.

(T.9): Your quest is put on hold as you become embroiled in other events. Roll on Table 17.

(T.17): You are robbed and left tied up. You will have 10% less starting gold. You swear vengeance on those that robbed you on Table 9.

(T.9): Your quest is put on hold as you become embroiled in other events. Roll on Table 17.

(T.17): A violent storm forces you to seek shelter from a location on Table 8.

(T.8): A mountainous dwarven fort. They recruit you to help clear dangers in their tunnels. Grab a torch and head to Table 25.

(T.25): You are captured by Dueregar slavers. Roll on Table 16.

(T.16): You are enslaved for years, but eventually a benevolent master frees you. Roll on Table 31 to see how the deprivations of slavery affected you. You will have proficiency in Survival. Your life of adventure begins.

    >>>> (T.31): You barely make it. The experience leaves its scars, both physical and mental, but you find ways to compensate.


Total Rolls: 21
Your age is MIDDLE-AGED
The beginning of physical decline.
+1 INT, +1 WIS, +1 CHA, -1 STR, -1 DEX, -1 CON

Proficiencies:
25% Less Starting Gold
Religion
Medicine
10% More Starting Gold
Persuasion
10% Less Starting Gold
Survival