前言：
狂欢是一个基本的团体在非战斗姿态下扮演的，能够在特定的场所使伙伴关系，副本突袭，冒险者的运气等属性持续增加的一种特性。团队集会互动是基本的狂欢系统。大多数集会都能给人们带来欢乐和活力，许多的结果都是如此。
相同的策略运用不同的狂欢姿态组合将导致不同的增强，不同的时间长短和不同的效果。
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Game System: Tavern Revelries
Introduction
Revelries are group-based non-combat actions executed within specific locations that can generate sustaining enhancements and attributes for fellowships, raids, or chance groups of adventurers. Group-gathering and interaction in non-combat is the basis of the Revelry system; the more a gathering can muster merriment and activity, the more powerful the results can be.
Like Maneuvers, different combinations of Revelry actions will result in different enhancements of varying duration and potency. The combination of these actions, in the form of pairs, flushes, or straits, grants bonuses for using Fellowship Maneuvers when adventuring. In addition to these conjunction buffs, Revelries can produce various secondary effects ranging from long-term resists, attribute enhancements, non-combat heals, morale increases, power increases, or a combination of all nine possible actions.
Merriment
Revelries can occur at Taverns (or "Gathering" Halls), Player Houses or Halls, and Campfires. Each of these locations has a Merriment Level. This level is increased as players enter the location and engage in leisure activities with others such as eating, drinking, smoking, dancing, playing music, and others. Minstrels have Skills which can rapidly increase the Level, while Scholars can create items such as books and scrolls of uplifting tales that form the same function.
 Merriment Skills (rough draft) 
Crafted Merriment Items 
Revelry Action Wheel
As the Merriment Level peaks, a Revelry commences. When the Revelry is started each participant within the area will see a color wheel appear on their screen asking them to choose one of nine contributing actions.
After a few seconds (whether a participant choose a color or not), the revelry is resolved. Selecting an action will grant that player a small buff on its own. But when queued with other actions, this buff can increase substantially, depending on the length and combinations of them.
Like Maneuvers, once you select your Revelry (color), your action will appear in the next empty slot in the contribution queue for others to see. The final order of the Revelry actions is dependent on the group type. Fellowships receive first consideration in the que, followed by Raid groups, and finally un-grouped bystanders.
What this means is that your fellowship can lock in your own complex combo for just your group without outsiders ruining the order. If you are in a Raid group, your contributed action becomes an extension of the group. Any actions contributed by bystanders are added to the the queue behind any Fellowship groupings, and are shuffled automatically to form pairs and flushes wherever possible.
The more complex the combination the stronger the effect and higher the level. The more participants engaged in the Revelry, the longer the effects tend to last.
When the Revelry Action wheel appears, players should select one of the nine colored icons, each of which represents a different Social Activity:
Revelry Actions and their Effects
Feasting (Green) Feasting starts off as a simple bonus to all Fellowship Maneuver heals (Eagle’s Cry) and a temporary increase to maximum morale. At the 2nd level of power it adds a temporary increase in Vitality. At the 3rd tier of power it adds Disease resistance.
Players must use crafted food for this action.
Drinking (Yellow) Drinking allows a temporary bonus to Guile Maneuver skills (Spider’s Guile). At higher tiers it provides a non-combat morale regeneration as well as increased resistance to Fear.
Players must use crafted drinks for this action.
Music (Blue) Music provides a noticeable bonus to Fellowship Maneuver power regeneration (Stallion’s Spirit). At higher tiers, Music grants an increase to Fate, as well as resistance to Shadow and Magic damage.
Players must have a musical instrument for this action and/or perhaps use a crafted music consumable of some type.
Smoking (Red) Smoking does not grant much in the way of adventuring buffs, but it does provide a relief from Dread over time in the form of a % resistance of defeat effects. Smoking also grants special smoke effects that enhance the pipeweed attributes. The side-effect to smoking buffs is that it increases your chance for induction interruption of other skills during combat.
Players must use crafted pipeweed for this action.
Dancing (Purple) Dancing produces a useful Maneuver bonus for all power regeneration (Stallion’s Spirit). At higher tiers it also grants a temporary increase in Agility as well as stronger resistance to Poison and Wounds.
Players must use a crafted consumable of some point to trigger the dance action for the Revelry.
Greeting (Silver) Greetings, in the form of emotes and social interactions, grants a bonus to Guile Maneuver skills (Spider’s Guile). At higher levels it provides non-combat power regeneration bonuses.
Tales (Aqua) Storytelling grants bonuses to all Maneuver morale regeneration (Eagle’s Cry). At continued levels, it provides temporary increases to Will, Light Damage, as well as stronger resistance to Magic attacks.
Players must use crafted story manuscripts for this action.
Revelries that contain combination of Tales will cause images of dramatic deeds to appear, to immitate images being called to mind while a narrator is speaking (e.g. the Fall of Gil-galad).
Gifts (Brown) Gift-giving grants a Maneuver bonus to power regeneration skills (Stallion’s Spirit), as well as increasing resistance to Fear. At higher levels, upon successful Revelries involving Gifts, the Tavern Keeper will present all participants with a small gift in the form of collectables, wearables, Dale toys, or other small items that are bound upon acquire. Some of these are temporary and break or fail after use.
Tussle (Gray) Tussles or brawling can break out in any tavern when drinking is heavy. And yet, some encounters are more sportsman-like. Tussles can provide bonuses to Maneuver damage skills (Ent’s Strength). At higher levels, it also grants temporary increases in Might. Should a Tussle break out, the players receive their buffs, a few bounders will then round up the offenders and kick them out of the Tavern and told to sober up.
Tavern Revelry Opportunities
At least two players are required to initiate a Revelry. Players must target another player when performing actions to increase Merriment and when participating in the Revelry. Small groupings such as these will yield modest results, so the more members of a fellowship, raid, or bystanders at a location, the more powerful the successful Revelry will be.
Taverns are not the only locations where Revelries may occur. Players may also throw gatherings at houses and kinship halls to increase their buffs in anticipation of adventuring or just for fun. The Gifts and Tussle actions are not available at these locations, however.
Sometimes hearth and home are just too distant. But weary travelers can take heart in the wilderness when gathering round a strong fire to share meals and tales of great deeds. Players need only gather round a placed campfire and increase the Merriment Level around it, triggering a Revelry. As with Housing, the Gifts and Tussle actions are unavailable, as well as the Dancing action.
Example Revelries
The numbers below are merely for example and do not fully represent a final suggestion.
Tavern Revelries can be fun because even if you are in a Fellowship and planning out combinations, you do not always know who else is going to be present and what actions they are going to contribute as bystanders or as a participating fellowship.
Revelries can also unlock unique Traits and Skills. For example, the more times a successful Dancing-centric Revelry occurs, a new dance is temporarily learned by the participants. Like accumulating a Deed, the more this Revelry dance is unlocked the more that Deed is progressed until it becomes a permanent skill to the player.
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