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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JMISBEST" data-source="post: 9138109" data-attributes="member: 7036159">2 hours ago I was bored enough to generate the background of A CharacterThe 1st 1D100 roll was A 100, The 2nd 1D100 roll was A 18 and The 3rd 1D100 roll was A 8 and The 4th 1D100 roll was A 16That means that the character is the youngest of the 2 children of the king of The Smallest Country in historySo why would the 2nd in line to the throne of The Smallest Country in history become a adventurer?, I mean even though the  country he's 2nd in line to the throne is The Smallest Country in history he's still the 2nd in line to the throneMore infoI asked The GM that made the tables that determines the following and he said that I can't reveal the numbers I rolled but I can reveal the results of the rollsIt borders 4 other countriesIt has a total of 10 land based trade routes and 5 ocean based trade routesIt has roughly 2,189,400 Civilians and roughly 231,800 Soldiers or a population of roughly 2,421,200, meaning that just over 9.57% of the countries population is either a part time soldier or a full-time soldierThe reason that just over 9.57% of the countries population is either a part time soldier or a full-time soldier is that the countries soil is both among the richest in the world and among the most fertile in the world and several of its lakes are home to a type of fish that a lot of the nobles of 2 of the countries they share borders with like to have as petAs a result a result by selling the surplus food and selling a lot of the fish that a lot of the nobles of 2 of the countries they share borders with like to have as pet make it enough gold to allow it to can support a army that consists of just over twice the percent of the countries population that it would normally be able to support(the maths are that under 4.77% is just under half of just over 9.57%Its 10 land based trade routes and 5 ocean based trade routes are all both wealthy and very productive and they each earn the country 53,000 Gold Coins a month or a total of 795,000 Gold Coins a monthThe country use's all 795,000 of those 795,000 Gold Coins a month to hire a force of 17 Silver Dragons whose ages range from Young to Very OldThose 17 Silver Dragons consist of 10 Adult Silver Dragons that each get 50,000 Gold Coins a month, 6 Young Silver Dragons that each get 31,000 Gold Coins a month and 1 Very Old Silver Dragon that gets 109,000 Gold Coins a month</blockquote>

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