A hero exudes confidence, competence, righteousness and a sense of personal duty. You don't have any of that. You're a nobody, starting at the bottom. The very bottom. Today is the first day you held a sword, and you sold most of your meagre belongings to buy it. Your armour, if you could afford any, are ramshackle scraps of chain, leather and plate, usually peeled off of the last wannabe adventurers and sold to the local pawn shop by some quick-fingered scavenger. You aren't a hero. You don't have some grand calling, some fate-woven destiny. You're not the only one who can save the world. You don't know how to fight, and any spells you accidentally learned are likely to backfire and blow your arm off. But, with a bit of time, and a lot of money, you might become one. Vice &amp; Violence: About the Game In this light-hearted, cartoonishly erotic sword and sorcery sandbox adventure, you are nobodies who have yet to know the world at large - and its pleasures... A great magical cataclysm has reset the rules of the world, creating strange new half-races, societies of undead, and bizarre fae creatures, while rendering the gods shriveled and useless. Free from the oppressive religions and societal norms of the old days, sex is common, casual and friendly - sometimes even used as a tool to distract enemies, or as a result of being captured by particularly explorative tentacle monsters. Vice &amp; Violence is a d20-based game with an old school feel in which you must rely on your own ingenuity to overcome challenges. Your characters will gain experience throughout their journey, which will occasionally culminate in Levelling Up. As is typical in other roleplaying games, Levelling up increases your ability scores and Life, but in Vice &amp; Violence, adventurers don't learn skills just through the act levelling up. Players can use Downtime, the time between your play sessions, to learn skills, spells, and even earn passive income.

Vice & Violence

A hero exudes confidence, competence, righteousness and a sense of personal duty.You don't have any of that.You're a nobody, starting at the bottom. The very bottom. Today is the first day you held a sword, and you sold most of your meagre belongings to buy it. Your armour, if you could afford any, are ramshackle scraps of chain, leather and plate, usually peeled off of

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