RPGM Peasant's Quest [v3.71] [Tinkerer]
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Same way you don't get female stallions, or male mares, minotaurs are male
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I think Molly's daughter will live in the house that belonged to uncle peter, timmy and Molly.
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As I said before, I was thinking the same thing. Anyway, another reasonable addition will be a faun & maybe an orc. Remember orcs were originally portrayed as anthropomorphic pigs by D&D
Where are you getting that from? the only times I've seen Orcs represented as pigs has been in the most superficial way, a form of racial slander, by the same logic you could compare Elves to deer, citing grace and delicate features as points of comparison.
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Orcs did have pigs heads in like 1st-2nd Edition but they havent been depicted that way in D&D or most western media since. Also they are not depicted that way in this game so why would the females be pig-like?
The only media that stills represents Orcs as Pigmen is esstern (especially Japanese) because they base much of their depictions of western myths on those early D&D editions. It's the same reason why, while the rest of the world now depicts then as draconic, the Japanese still see Kobolds as dog-like ratmen.
Yeah I've seen some images with snouts and pig like ears, that's why I used the word "superficial", everyone needs noses and ears, and there are only so many ways to represent them that make them distinctive from other races.
Anthropomorphic means they are a specific beast that has been given human characteristics, Orcs that i'm familuar with have always either been their own race or a variant of elves.
Do those eastern representations claim a direct relationship between orcs and pigs?
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Yes. In eastern cultures it is often common to see Orcs are pigmen (beastial). It was a cross-mutation of cultural knowladge.
As Orcs were the creation of Tolkin & Japans first exposure to them was 1ED&D so they assumed they must be Pigmen. Now the concept of "High Orcs" are their version of more traditional Orcs.
None of the scenes with Everi's daughter are activating for me when I use the saves provided by thwartme, the bathing scene after killing the black goblins near the tower just skipped. And I only slept normally instead of getting a scene after returning the tools to the carpenter.
Can't get my familiar to evolve. Got her to level 10 and slept with more than 3 characters in a day but the jealousy event doesn't seem to trigger regardless of which forest I go to.
Yeah, pretty much slept with all characters. The 3 goblins, batbreeder, Erevi, the spider, both giants, both elves, the troll, my sister, the four priestesses, Rosy, the shopkeeper, Victoria, the vampires, and the dragon.
I checked my save file and her Jealousy stat is at 3 and my EvolveQuestProgress (or something like that) is at 5.
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No... but you can find some cheat dices in the bandit hideout... though it's easy enough to win without them
When you rescue Jenny's husband you can collect a loaded dice in the Bandit's base. It mostly fall in 1 (making you win almost everytime if you choose "lower than 7").
Without the special dice, the dice game is up to luck. Every game is different.
how to do so as not to get drunk with a merchant in the game peasant's quest? thanks for the help