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Soon: /* Monsters and Mantids */

2026-04-17T15:24:15Z

Monsters and Mantids

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	*List of Table Buffs (work in progress):		*List of Table Buffs (work in progress):
	** Perk Picker: When choosing a Perk, you have a fourth choice available.		** Perk Picker: When choosing a Perk, you have a fourth choice available.
			** Well-Prepared Adventurer: Start with Healing Potion and a Makeshift Bomb.
	** Hat Memorializer: There's a much higher chance that fallen mantises will be found with their hats still intact.		** Hat Memorializer: There's a much higher chance that fallen mantises will be found with their hats still intact.
	** +1 damage to all player attacks.		** +1 damage to all player attacks.

Soon: /* Monsters and Mantids */

2026-04-16T18:20:36Z

Monsters and Mantids

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	** +1 to the number of Saving throw dice rolled for Saving throws (4 dice instead of 3). Saving throw dice are black in color.		** +1 to the number of Saving throw dice rolled for Saving throws (4 dice instead of 3). Saving throw dice are black in color.
	** Stylish Adventurer: Start with a Fancy Hat (A stylish hat that boosts your Max Health +5, adds +1 to Diplomacy checks, and gives you 1D-3 Max Health whenever you devour a corpse after battle).		** Stylish Adventurer: Start with a Fancy Hat (A stylish hat that boosts your Max Health +5, adds +1 to Diplomacy checks, and gives you 1D-3 Max Health whenever you devour a corpse after battle).
	** +25% extra gold found on slain enemies.		** Lucky Looter: +25% extra gold found on slain enemies.
	** Start with a healing potion.		** Start with a healing potion.
	** Start with a bomb.		** Start with a bomb.

Soon: /* Monsters and Mantids */

2026-04-16T18:13:19Z

Monsters and Mantids

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	*List of Table Buffs (work in progress):		*List of Table Buffs (work in progress):
	** Perk Picker: When choosing a Perk, you have a fourth choice available.		** Perk Picker: When choosing a Perk, you have a fourth choice available.
			** Hat Memorializer: There's a much higher chance that fallen mantises will be found with their hats still intact.
	** +1 damage to all player attacks.		** +1 damage to all player attacks.
	** +1 to the number of healing dice rolled when devouring the corpse of a slain enemy (you roll 6 dice instead of 5).		** +1 to the number of healing dice rolled when devouring the corpse of a slain enemy (you roll 6 dice instead of 5).

Soon: /* Monsters and Mantids */

2026-04-16T18:05:46Z

Monsters and Mantids

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	*Cashing out with Cultural Artifacts can also cause a table buff to happen. The chance is 5% per artifact. The table buffs are powerful and benefit any player that plays on that table. Each table buff lasts a full real-time hour. These buffs can stack with each other, but only one instance of each type of buff can exist at the same time.		*Cashing out with Cultural Artifacts can also cause a table buff to happen. The chance is 5% per artifact. The table buffs are powerful and benefit any player that plays on that table. Each table buff lasts a full real-time hour. These buffs can stack with each other, but only one instance of each type of buff can exist at the same time.
	*List of Table Buffs (work in progress):		*List of Table Buffs (work in progress):
			** Perk Picker: When choosing a Perk, you have a fourth choice available.
	** +1 damage to all player attacks.		** +1 damage to all player attacks.
	** +1 to the number of healing dice rolled when devouring the corpse of a slain enemy (you roll 6 dice instead of 5).		** +1 to the number of healing dice rolled when devouring the corpse of a slain enemy (you roll 6 dice instead of 5).

Soon: /* Monsters and Mantids */

2026-04-16T17:58:06Z

Monsters and Mantids

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	*You can cash-out periodically throughout the game. If you cash out (instead of dying) you will get councils equal to the amount of gold you have, the Cultural Artifacts you have become Red Wing Tokens.		*You can cash-out periodically throughout the game. If you cash out (instead of dying) you will get councils equal to the amount of gold you have, the Cultural Artifacts you have become Red Wing Tokens.
	*Cashing out with Cultural Artifacts can also cause a table buff to happen. The chance is 5% per artifact. The table buffs are powerful and benefit any player that plays on that table. Each table buff lasts a full real-time hour. These buffs can stack with each other, but only one instance of each type of buff can exist at the same time.		*Cashing out with Cultural Artifacts can also cause a table buff to happen. The chance is 5% per artifact. The table buffs are powerful and benefit any player that plays on that table. Each table buff lasts a full real-time hour. These buffs can stack with each other, but only one instance of each type of buff can exist at the same time.
			*List of Table Buffs (work in progress):
			** +1 damage to all player attacks.
			** +1 to the number of healing dice rolled when devouring the corpse of a slain enemy (you roll 6 dice instead of 5).
			** +1 to the number of Persuasion dice rolled for Persuasion checks (4 dice instead of 3). Persuasion dice are white in color.
			** +1 to the number of Saving throw dice rolled for Saving throws (4 dice instead of 3). Saving throw dice are black in color.
			** Stylish Adventurer: Start with a Fancy Hat (A stylish hat that boosts your Max Health +5, adds +1 to Diplomacy checks, and gives you 1D-3 Max Health whenever you devour a corpse after battle).
			** +25% extra gold found on slain enemies.
			** Start with a healing potion.
			** Start with a bomb.
	*Monsters and Mantids costs 650 councils downstairs		*Monsters and Mantids costs 650 councils downstairs
	*The High Roller room Monsters and Mantids costs 900 councils. You start with an extra 5 health and a health potion.		*The High Roller room Monsters and Mantids costs 900 councils. You start with an extra 5 health and a health potion.

Soon: /* Monsters and Mantids */

2026-04-16T17:49:07Z

Monsters and Mantids

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	*You can view the in depth instructions at each table. It is a text and dice based game. You start each game with a set of three random skills and have to beat a series of enemies by choosing one of the skills. A 'D' is a six-sided die, so if the skill says it does 2D damage then you will roll 2 dice and the added result will be the damage dealt to the enemy. At the end of each fight you can choose to level up or 'Master' a skill or to eat the enemy for lots of health. During gameplay you may come across a hat which can boost your health or damage, and is often based on rolling doubles. Other special events may happen that could result in loot, a fight, or death depending on how you roll and the event.		*You can view the in depth instructions at each table. It is a text and dice based game. You start each game with a set of three random skills and have to beat a series of enemies by choosing one of the skills. A 'D' is a six-sided die, so if the skill says it does 2D damage then you will roll 2 dice and the added result will be the damage dealt to the enemy. At the end of each fight you can choose to level up or 'Master' a skill or to eat the enemy for lots of health. During gameplay you may come across a hat which can boost your health or damage, and is often based on rolling doubles. Other special events may happen that could result in loot, a fight, or death depending on how you roll and the event.
	*A 'close call' may happen if you finish a fight with 5 or less hit points. When this happens you will get a Cashfall ticket at the end of the game, even if you die.		*A 'close call' may happen if you finish a fight with 5 or less hit points. When this happens you will get a Cashfall ticket at the end of the game, even if you die.
	*You can cash-out periodically throughout the game. If you cash out (instead of dying) you will get councils equal to the amount of gold you have, the Cultural Artifacts you have become Red Wing Tokens		*You can cash-out periodically throughout the game. If you cash out (instead of dying) you will get councils equal to the amount of gold you have, the Cultural Artifacts you have become Red Wing Tokens.
			*Cashing out with Cultural Artifacts can also cause a table buff to happen. The chance is 5% per artifact. The table buffs are powerful and benefit any player that plays on that table. Each table buff lasts a full real-time hour. These buffs can stack with each other, but only one instance of each type of buff can exist at the same time.
	*Monsters and Mantids costs 650 councils downstairs		*Monsters and Mantids costs 650 councils downstairs
	*The High Roller room Monsters and Mantids costs 900 councils. You start with an extra 5 health and a health potion.		*The High Roller room Monsters and Mantids costs 900 councils. You start with an extra 5 health and a health potion.

BetaNotus: /* Cashfall, Loot Master, and Loot Master Deluxe */ Added a brief note about Sea of Gems

2026-03-13T14:26:57Z

Cashfall, Loot Master, and Loot Master Deluxe: Added a brief note about Sea of Gems

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	"Instructions: drag gems to swap them with their neighbors in order to line up 3 of the same gems either horizontally or vertically.		"Instructions: drag gems to swap them with their neighbors in order to line up 3 of the same gems either horizontally or vertically.
	If you match 4 gems at once, you get a free turn, and if you match 5 at once, you get two free turns! (Note:you can only get credit for one 5-match in a single turn.)Learning how to set up 4-gem and 5-gem matches takes a lot of practice, but it's the secret to great high-scores!"		If you match 4 gems at once, you get a free turn, and if you match 5 at once, you get two free turns! (Note:you can only get credit for one 5-match in a single turn.)Learning how to set up 4-gem and 5-gem matches takes a lot of practice, but it's the secret to great high-scores!"
	*A game of Loot Master Match-3 cost ~~500~~ councils		*A game of Loot Master Match-3 cost 450 councils
	*A game of Loot Master Deluxe Match-3 costs 800 councils		*A game of Loot Master Deluxe Match-3 costs 800 councils
	*A Cashfall ticket is needed in order to play Cashfall Match-3		*A Cashfall ticket is needed in order to play Cashfall Match-3
	*Each type of game has a High Scores page. These are rolling high-score lists; entries fall off the list after 7 days		*Each type of game has a High Scores page. These are rolling high-score lists; entries fall off the list after 7 days
	*The score of each game is the amount of councils you receive when it is over. You also get items based on what you earned during the game. Cashfall scores and payouts are higher but the items are always glass. The items and payouts of Loot Master Deluxe tend to be better than Loot Master		*The score of each game is the amount of councils you receive when it is over. You also get items based on what you earned during the game. Cashfall scores and payouts are higher but the items are always glass. The items and payouts of Loot Master Deluxe tend to be better than Loot Master
			====Sea of Gems Match-3====
			{{Quote\|source=Sea of Gems\|Earn exotic fish to reveal precious Massive Gems! Plus with Councils equal to your final score!}}
			Sea of Gems Match-3 operates similarly to standard Loot Master machines, but has a higher cost (1200 Coucils) and only contains two categories of items: [[:Category:Items/FishFresh]] and [[:Category:Items/MassiveGem]].

	=== Gaming Rewards===		=== Gaming Rewards===

Seastark: wikifying reference to red wing casino

2025-06-04T21:57:39Z

wikifying reference to red wing casino

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	== {{msg:BASEPAGENAME}} Overview==		== {{msg:BASEPAGENAME}} Overview==
	'''Gaming''' is a skill improved through playing gambling games in areas such as the Red Wing Casino. A high level in Gaming shows that a player has learned how to bend the odds in their favor - or at least failed many, many times in pursuit of a future payout.		'''Gaming''' is a skill improved through playing gambling games in areas such as the [[Red Wing Casino]]. A high level in Gaming shows that a player has learned how to bend the odds in their favor - or at least failed many, many times in pursuit of a future payout.

	=== In-Game Description ===		=== In-Game Description ===

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2023-12-15T17:20:59Z

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	{{Skill infobox		{{Skill infobox
	\|title = Gaming		\|title = Gaming
	\|image = [[File:~~Gaming_skill~~.png~~\|300px~~]]		\|image = [[File:Empty_Placeholder.png]]
	\|caption = Skill in playing games, especially gambling games.		\|caption = Skill in playing games, especially gambling games.
	\|skilltype = Other Skill		\|skilltype = Other Skill

BetaNotus: /* Sub-Skills: */

2021-05-04T00:53:15Z

Sub-Skills:

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	== Connected Skills ==		== Connected Skills ==
	===== Sub-Skills: =====		===== Sub-Skills: =====
	* N/A		* [[Golf]] - A sub-skill named after four different games played by Dwarves, Humans, Goblins, and Elves.

	===== Secondary Skills: =====		===== Secondary Skills: =====
	* N/A		* N/A