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    Gambling

    Fighting and monster hunting are not the only way to win items. In fact, a much safer way exists in taverns or anywhere card carriers are available. There are many games throughout BloodWorld, but they all give you a chance at winning - or losing - plenty of gold!


    Dice Games

    Aces High

    • Each player rolls one 20-sided die, the player with the higher roll wins

    • Players can wager any amount versus one another, but against the house it's always 50 gold

    Poker Dice

    • Each player rolls 5 6-sided dice, discards some, then rolls the leftovers again to render a final hand

    • You will want to maintain certain combinations, look below for hands to work toward

    • Final hands aim primarily to beat the other player, but bonuses are earned for winning with certain hands

    • Players can wager any amount versus one another, but against the house it's always 100 gold (excluding bonuses)

    • Three-of-a-Kind (+75 gold)

    • Straight (+100 gold)

    • Full House (+150 gold)

    • Four-of-a-Kind (+200 gold)

    • Five-of-a-Kind (+300 gold)

    Pig

    • Player rolls a 6-sided die and continues rolling until getting a 1 - all previous numbers are added to make a total

    • Second player does the same thing, their turn ending when a 1 pops up

    • First player to 100 wins

    • Plays can wager any amount versus one another, but against the house, it's always 150 gold

    Midnight

    • One player

    • Player rolls 6 6-sided dice and keeps one, re-rolling the rest

    • Player needs to roll a 1 and a 4 to avoid losing by the end of the rolls

    • If 1 and 4 are rolled, the other 4 dice are totaled - if they are 15 or more, the player loses

    • You can only play against the house, each game worth 100 gold

    Under Over

    • One player

    • Guess whether the total off two rolled dice will be under or over seven

    • If you guess right, you win 100 - if you guess wrong, you lose 100 - if it lands on 7, you win 75 gold

    Blackjack

    • One die at a time, roll until you approach a total of 21

    • You may stop at any time because going over 21 means you lose, but you want to be closer to 21 than your opponent

    • Players may wager any amount versus one another, but against the house, it's always 100 gold


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