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The Original

Drinking RPG

TRILOGY EDITION
It's a Drinking
Game and a
Tabletop
RPG!

All three Drinking Quest

games in one box remastered
with added content!
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The Original

Drinking RPG

TRILOGY EDITION
You're going on an adventure!
Like any RPG you'll slay monsters, upgrade
your hero and find treasure... but when your
character dies in the game you'll have to
chug your drink in real life to continue! Have
an epic game night with the definitive
version of Drinking Quest! Cheers!
Contributing Artists:
Component List: Writing & Game Carole Nelan, Deanna Laver
220 Colour Cards Design: Aaron Goulborn, Ben Granoff
Maggie Laurin, Stuart Paterson
(with no repeats) Jason Anarchy Anique Zimmer
1 Four Sided Die
1 Six Sided Die
1 Eight Sided Die
1 Pad of Character
Sheets
1 Oversized "Shop"
Card
Instructions
*Beer not included

Please Quest Responsibly

This game is a parody of gaming and pop culture.

If you choose to drink, it is your responsibility to drink safely.






KNOW YOUR LIMIT: Drinking Quest is designed as an adult
“drinking game” but may be played without consumption of
alcohol. According to the Surgeon General of the United States
(1) women should not drink alcoholic beverages during
pregnancy because of the risk of birth defects and (2)
consumption of alcoholic beverages impairs your ability to
operate machinery and may cause health problems. We do not
recommend misuse of alcohol including excessive
consumption, binge-drinking, drinking and driving/boating,
and/or underage drinking. It is the players’ responsibility to
monitor and moderate their alcohol consumption. We
recommend that all players make adequate arrangements for
their personal safety and transportation BEFORE playing.

DISCLAIMER: Wiseman Innovation, it’s heirs, assigns,
representatives, employees and agents bear no responsibility
and are not liable for special or consequential damages
resulting from the use, misuse, inability to use or
interpretation of the contents of this product regardless of
whether Wiseman Innovation has been advised of the
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Drinking Quest: Trilogy Edition
Instructions
Overview of Game
Welcome to the world of Drinking Quest! The Drinking Quest
games are designed to be a light Tabletop RPG and a light Drinking
Game. So please read on… epic adventures await!
Objective
Trilogy Edition contains three games and some bonus content.
Each game is sorted into four "Quests” consisting of 12 cards each.
Four quests could be played in a night or divided up into multiple
nights. They are played in order from Quest 1 – 4 and the player
keeps the same character sheet through all four of the quests. This
allows your character the chance to become more powerful as the
game progresses.
Drinking Quest: The Original Drinking RPG The Drinking Gods are
holding the annual Drinking Quest tournament and the heroes are
competing to see who can slay the most monsters and prove their
worth to the Gods! Drinking Quest 2: Yeddy Vedder’s Yeti Adven-
ture Yeddy Vedder’s village has been raided and valuable yeti eggs
have been stolen! Have a friendly competition to see who can find
the most yeti eggs! Drinking Quest 3: Nectar of the Gods Some
of the Drinking Gods get bored and decide to give Chuglox God
powers and join him in the ultimate Drinking Quest tournament!
The purpose of the game is to be the player who earns the most
Points: Experience Points in Drinking Quest 1 (Or XP) Egg Points
in Drinking Quest 2 (Or EP) and Divinity Points in Drinking Quest
3 (DP). Whoever earns the most Points throughout the quests
wins the game! Points are gained through slaying monsters and by
being an awesome hero.
Set up
The cards need to be sorted by game then by quest number and
then shuffled. For example all the Drinking Quest 1 cards have
green logos, DQ2 has blue logos and DQ3 has yellow logos. Then
all Quest 1 cards need to be together and all Quest 2 cards need
to be together, etc.
Once the cards are sorted each player will select one of the four
available heroes by taking that Hero Card and then filling in the
stats on the character sheet. The player also takes the correspond-
ing Special Ability Card for that character.
The players should also state their drink of choice. It could be a
beer, half a rum & cola, or something non-alcoholic. The import-
ant thing is to drink safely and within your tolerance.
Starting the game
The Quest 1 cards should be shuffled and placed in the center of
the table face down. The same should be done with the appro-
priate cards for Quests 2 – 4. In a two-player game only draw the
top eight cards in each quest. In the final quest of a 2-player
game, draw all 12 cards.
At the beginning of each quest the players roll a die to determine
turn order. Highest roll goes first and then clockwise from there.
The person who goes first gets to read the Quest Outline card for
that Quest. For example, at the start of the game the player reads
the Quest Outline Card for Quest 1 aloud which sets the tone for
the next 12 cards.
On Your Turn
At the beginning of each turn, the player has the opportunity to
visit the shop and purchase weapons, armour and other extras.
Use the over sized card called “The Shop”. These items can be
used to upgrade your character. Any purchased items are recorded
on the back of your character sheet. If you have a Special Ability
Card that specifies use before attacking, don't forget to use it!
Once you’re done with the shop and abilities, it’s time to draw a
card. This will be a random enemy or event and is dealt with by
the player who draws it. Pick up the card and read it aloud – it will
most likely be a COMBAT CARD or a SAVING THROW CARD.
Combat Card
If you pick up a card displaying an enemy with
combat stats on the bottom of the card then you enter into a
battle of one-on-one combat. If a card features multiple enemies
they still attack as one.
The player to your right controls the monster. They get to hold the
combat card so they are aware of the monsters Hit Points, Attack
Power, etc.
An alternate way to play is to have a “Designated Game Master”.
The DGM is responsible for running the game, reading the cards in
an epic Patrick Stewart voice and controlling the monster cards.
This is a great rule if there is a fifth player who isn't drinking. It
would also be a good idea if the DGM made sure no one drove
home.
Once the battle has started, both the hero and the player con-
trolling the monster will roll an 8-sided die to see which player
attacks first. The higher roll goes first and ties go to the hero. From
there they will enter into a fight to the death!
Attacking and Defending
Both heroes and monsters roll one die to attack (A 4-sided, 6-sided
or 8-sided die also known as a D4, D6 or D8). However depending
on the bonus to attack and the defense of the person or monster
being attacked it could be a full-fledged hit or a total miss.
Let’s say the hero’s attack is D6 + 2 and he attacks a monster.
The hero rolls a D6 and gets a 3.
So 3 + 2 is 5 and if the monster had a defense rating of 1 then the
hero would do four points of damage. Defense is automatic and no
defend dice are rolled.
This works the same way in reverse when the monster is attacking
the hero. For future reference just remember this formula: Dam-
age = Attacker’s attack roll – Defenders defend rating. The attacks
go back and forth until either the hero or monster is dead.
If the Hero Wins
If the monster’s Hit Points reach zero or below then the monster
dies and the hero gets the reward for killing it. The hero records
all Coins and Points (XP, EP or DP) on their character sheet. There
may also be other rewards specified on the card.
If the Hero Loses
Drinking Quest can be an unforgiving game and sometimes you
will die a lot. But that's where the drinking comes in...
If the Hero’s Hit Points reach zero or below then the hero is dead.
Unless of course the hero has a Bellow Ale, which the hero can
drink at the time of death to restore some Hit Points and continue
the battle as if nothing happened. This brings the hero back with 1
D6 worth of Hit points. The hero can then continue the battle and
potentially still win the Coins and EP.
If you don't have a Bellow Ale, the three Drinking Gods look kindly
on your hero and can bring him back to life for the next turn if
the player will chug the remainder of their drink in real life. The
hero can be brought back with full Hit Points and will play the next
turn like usual. However if you have to chug your drink in real life
to come back then you can't get the Coins and Points from the
monster.
Please note there is a limit to only having to chug once per quest
– if you are called upon to chug your drink a second time then
three swigs is an acceptable substitute. Please keep track of any
chugs on your character sheet under “Chugs”.
Saving Throw Cards
If a card isn’t an enemy attacking you, there will most likely be
some type of Saving Throw. Throughout your many adventures in
Drinking Quest you will be called upon to use your six attributes:
Tolerance, Greed, Smarts, Omnipotence, Quickness and Sexual
Prowess.
When rolling for a Saving Throw, you want to roll all three dice at
once and add up the total. To be successful you need to roll your
Saving Throw number or less.
So let’s say a hero needs to do a Saving Throw for Greed and the
hero’s Greed rating is 14. Using three dice, the hero rolls to see if
he can get 14 or less. If the hero rolls 7, then the saving throw is
successful and they receive the positive benefit on the card. If the
 hero rolled 17, getting over the Saving Throw, then they would
receive the negative side effect of the event. The heroes will find
themselves in some pretty sticky situations in the world of Drink-
ing Quest and having high saving throws will be a huge advantage.
Using the Shop
Each character has a specific set of weapons that they must use.
For example, Bartlebut uses axes only. You cannot use another
character's weapons. However everyone can use all of the Armour
and Extras listed. You can wear one of each type of armour at
once but not 2 of the same kind. All purchased or found items
can be kept track of on the back of your character sheet. If you
need extra coins you can also sell unneeded weapons and armour
back to the shop for half the listed rate (Including the weapon you
started with).
Play Style and Balance
Drinking Quest is meant to be a pretty light RPG since the players
are meant to drink while playing. However there is still quite a bit
of strategy involved amidst all of this chaos. One of the benefits
of having pre-made characters is that they are all quite balanced.
Some are strong in Attack or Hit Points. Others will have a more
useful special ability. Some players may want to have the highest
Saving Throws to get more bonuses. Each time you play, try a new
character and see if you can win with each one.
Between Quests
Between quests, heroes should adjust their Hit Points back to the
maximum amount. They can also visit the shop before the next
quest starts. It’s a good idea to take a little break between quests.
Maybe go for a walk or have a sandwich. You don't want to get so
inebriated that you don’t finish the game!
House Rules
These rules are well thought out and have balance in mind. How-
ever I’m not going to tell you what’s more fun for you and your
friends. If you come up with a silly rule that works for you then
by all means use it. Maybe instead of chugging a drink when the
player dies they have to sing an embarrassing song or get slapped
in the face with a Knockwurst sausage.
Disclaimer
Drinking games are fun but ultimately it’s up to you to know your
limits. If you are pregnant, driving, have an alcohol problem or
have any reason not to drink you should not drink alcohol. The
makers of this game cannot be held responsible if you make a
poor decision and harm yourself or others. If you’re not drinking
but still want to play, a virgin cocktail, energy drink or an iced tea
could be a great substitute. Please be welcoming of any non-drink-
ers since drinking alcoholic drinks isn’t 100% necessary to play the
game. Enjoy the game, but above all else drink responsibly.
Alternate Rules
New to Drinking Quest: Trilogy Edition are new rules to add up
to 12 players and increase the number of playable characters per
game. The games were never intended to have this option but the
fans have demanded it and with a few simple tweaks the math
works out:
Credits
1. XP / EP / DP are interchangeable Jason Anarchy: Writing, Game Design,
2. Quickness / Greed / Omnipotence are interchangeable Graphic Design, Biceps
3. Some of the story elements will be strange and won’t Carole Nelan: Art in DQ1, DQ2, DQ3 - Art and Colours for DQ Origins
make sense… but in a fun way. Deanna Laver: Colours on DQ1 and DQ2 - Both Art and Colours on Kega
Man quest - Art & Colours for Shop Card image and instructions “Bellow
Ale” image
Use characters from other games Stuart Paterson: Box Art, Logo Design, Colours on cover logo, Daiquirin and
A few adjustments have been made and now you can use char- Chuglox art on instructions, Sober Origins Quest Outline art and Colours
acters from one game in another! Now you can play through all Anique Zimmer: Colours on Box Art except logo, Coloured logos on backs
three games with 12 different characters! See adjustments above. of cards (Except the purple ones), Colours for Daiquirin and Chuglox art on
instructions
Play with more than 4 players Aaron Goulborn: Art and Colours on “Grogderp’s Dungeon” quest
Maggie Laurin: Colours on DQ3
To play with more than 4 players you need to have a “Mash Up”
Ben Granoff: Art and Colours for map images
game where you take all the like numbered quests from each Steve Summers: The customer service rep Drinking Quest deserves
game and shuffle them together (All the quest 1’s, all the quest
2’s etc.) Then depending on the number of players you want, you And a huge thanks to YOU for playing!
need to have 3 cards per quest per player. The extra quests Kega www.DrinkingQuest.com
Man 2 and Sober Origins could be considered Quest 1’s and Grog-
derp’s Dungeon could be considered a Quest 4.
Here is a handy table for figuring out how many cards you need:
5 Players – 15 cards per quest
6 Players – 18 cards per quest
7 Players – 21 cards per quest
8 Players – 24 cards per quest
9 Players – 27 cards per quest
10 Players – 30 cards per quest
11 Players – 33 cards per quest
12 Players – 36 cards per quest
With anything higher than 4 players it’s very helpful to have
someone running the game acting as the DGM (Designated Game
Master)
3 New Quests
Drinking Quest: Trilogy Edition has three brand new quests! Sober
Origins, Grogderp’s Dungeon and Kega Man 2 are meant be played
before or after an existing game (which consists of four quests).
The Quest Outline card will state when they quest should be
played. These could make longer games that are five quests long
but be sure to break up the quests into multiple nights if that’s too
much for one sitting.
Cheers and above all else
DRINK RESPONSIBLY!
 Weapon List The Shop Everything can be sold back to the
shop for half its listed price.
Drinking Quest 1 Drinking Quest 2 Drinking Quest 3
Bar Room Hero Swords (Chuglox) Stout Swords (Chuglox, Stout) Divine Swords (Chuglox, Godly)
Sword of Sobriety: D6 $50 Bo;le Cap Cutlass D8-1 $60 Microbrew Sword D6+1 $60
Sloppy Scimitar: D6+1 $110 Sword of Win D6+1 $220 Overly Long Sword D6+2 $260
Bo;le Opener Sword: D6+2 $260 Pain Bringer D6+2 $340 Godly Gold Sword D6+3 $400
Witch Staves (Daiquirin) Fashioned Bones (Yeddy Vedder) Lutes (Norod the All Knowing)
Withered Staff: D4 $30 Femur Bone D6 $80 Irony Lute D6-1 $50
Girly Drink Staff: D4+1 $80 Booze Hound Rib D6+1 $150 Trendy Lute D6 $100
Molotov Wand: D4+2 $200 Mammoth Tusk D6+2 $300 Drop D Lute D4+2 $240
Scoundrel Blades (Malty) Broken BoIles (Hilda Muckraker) Fist Names (Halthorr)
Shoddy Shiv: D4+1 $40 Fallow Bo;le D4+1 $20 Troy & Abed D6 $80
Draught Daggers: D6 $100 Bellow Bo;le D6 $110 Avon & Stringer D6+1 $150
Killing Knives: D6+1 $225 Wizard’s Wine Flask D8 $260 Shatner & Picard D6+2 $300
Berserker Axes (Bartlebut) Wands (John Bellow) Horns (Ermagerd)
Flaccid Axe: D6 $60 Garbage Wand D4 $40 Uni-corkscrew D4+1 $70
Bacchus Axe: D8 $180 Wand of Friendship D4+1 $100 Sparkle Horn D6+1 $125
Keg Destroyer: D8+1 $380 Pepper Spray Wand D6 $180 Rainbow Smash D8 $250

BaIle Britches Belt of 100 Crunches Bellow Ale +1 D6 HP at ]me of death $50
Armour & +1 Defense $75 +1 Defense $75 Can be used to con]nue a ba;le a^er death
Helmet of Hangover Bracelet of Bouncer to avoid chugging
Extras List Resistance Ability +2 to all Saving Make Opposing Player Chug Drink
+1 Defense $75 Throws $100 5 XP, 5 EP or 5 DP
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It's a Drinking
Game and a
The Original

Tabletop RPG! Drinking RPG
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drinking age and up with
variant rules for up to 12
players.
The Original
Can be played without
Drinking RPG alcohol consumption.
 All contents Copyright 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 of Wiseman
Innovation. Drinking Quest, Drinking Quest: The Original
Drinking RPG, Drinking Quest 2: Yeddy Vedder’s Yeti
Adventure, Drinking Quest 3: Nectar of the Gods, Please
Quest Responsibly, and Drinking Quest: Trilogy Edition are
trademarks of Wiseman Innovation. The rules pertaining to
drinking are clearly outlined as possible guidelines only – you
are responsible for knowing your limits and drinking safely.
Wiseman Innovation or any of it’s employees, contractors or
affiliates shall not be liable for special or consequential
damages that result from the use of, or the inability to use,
the materials contained within or the performance of the
products, even if Wiseman Innovation has been advised of
the possibility of such damages. Made in the USA
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