More minigames!

Well, the last minigame is usable with the current minigame system.
But what if we wanted other minigames? Well, then we'd need new things.
Unfortunately, that is probably not gonna happen... unless we use booze!!!

In this, all you have to do is go to the nearest dwarven, or orc, tavern.
It is the booze guzzlers' gambit. This game is pretty simple. You need to drink more booze than your opponent.
You will both choose the strength of the drink for the game, and then begin.
Each time you will take a shot of booze at the same time. You make a fortitude save at the same time as your opponent.
The game will continue until someone fails the fortitude save or it becomes impossible to buy anymore drinks.
Now, what if the player or NPC has a very high save? Well, that is where strength of drink comes in.
Different drinks increase the save required to make for each shot!

So while normal ale would increase the save by 1 DC per each shot, something like mead would increase the save needed by 2, rotgut by 4, fishhead's oil by 7, so forth.

Now, I didn't have things like Aenea's drinks, so instead of rotgut their was dwarven ambergold beer and fishehead's oil was actually scurrd. But basically more potent drinks mean you need a stronger stomach, and possibly more money. Also, in this game there is two ways to cheat!!! One, you can use bluff to drink some of the beer, and spill the rest over you. Two, you can use knockout drops to poison your opponent's drinks, making their saves incredibly hard! (knockout drops are expensive, and cheating in this way can get you in horrific trouble, so be warned!!!).

Thats a booze minigame if you want to get that, or if wants to make his own. Maybe over at Mountainholm castle or something.

Me likey.

Agreed. Drinking games are the stuff of Tavern legends!!!

If there's gonna be any one minigame, I would be thoroughly entertained by this one. Especially if one could build up a tolerance after playing the game a lot... *pictures Alastair with a gold fish-head embellished crown and a lot of empty bottles*

and thus developing a need for those crazy-expensive addiction breaking potions...say you'd need one after three times playing or develop a charisma-withering need for booze