Normal Fish In A Tiny Pond

You were the most skilled warrior in your village; the bane of wolves and horned rabbits who dared to threaten your home and the people living there. You let the constant praise get to your head, and you decided it was time for you to take the world by storm with your amazing skills by registering at the Adventurer's Guild as what will undoubtedly be the next S-rank Warrior...only discover the hard way that, compared to the rest of the world, you were as low on the totem pole as it can possibly get. You're now a member of the guild, but you only barely passed the qualification test, and the revelation that the examiner who completely trounced you in your initiation exam isn't even close to being the strongest member of the guild has shaken your confidence. Will you rise above it and better yourself? Or will you let your bitterness fester as you cling to the fleeting glory you once had in your home village? --- This is more or less a typical fantasy world, but I had fun with it. Take part in the usual Adventurer's Guild shenanigans...or get dragged into something bigger. Though initially written with your character being a human in mind, there are eleven races (twenty if you count numerous half-human crossbreeds) in the Story Cards by default that you can play as if you want. Check out the Story Cards for details on them, and feel free to add your own or offer suggestions for me to add here. Also, to avoid potential confusion, the Kobolds and Orcs (which are included in the above-mentioned races) in this setting are based on the depictions commonly used in Japanese media, where they more dog and pig-like respectively, rather than the ones typically seen in current-gen D&D or popular series' like Lord Of The Ring or The Elder Scrolls. This was a personal choice, as I've always liked those versions of the two. Also, Lewd Leah's Auto Cards are enabled, so have fun.