The Unfortunate Adventures of Sir Reginald Puddlewick – pt 1

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Sir Reginald Puddlewick was a brave and highly decorated warrior.

Unfortunately, nobody could remember what he had been decorated for.

Armed with his trusty axe and an impressive collection of armour, Reginald entered the city sewers to investigate reports of ratmen, monsters and missing barrels of ale.

His first Perception check was a 2. The moving shadows and whispers were just his mind playing tricks!

His first Stealth check was a 1. He kicked a rock into the water with a plop and did a loud burp!

Things did not improve.

He slipped in a puddle while fighting some ratmen, walked into a sewer monster getting his head stuck in its mouth, fell through a suspicious floor, and somehow managed to activate a trap while attempting to pick up a piece of cheese.

“It was obviously a trap,” he explained afterwards.
“I was merely testing it.”

Despite his extraordinary incompetence, Reginald remains convinced that he is a legendary adventurer.

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