How to Prepare for Reincarnation to a Randomized World

[Polarize4777]

human, elf, dwarf, humanoid form demon, beastkin, goblin, dragonborn, nymph, spirit. fae, giant, incubus (male only), succubus (female only), imp,
Naiad a water nymph, siren, Titania (fairy queen female only exclusive), valkyrie, vampire, lich, and more when I have the time to play around lol.
gender exclusive must not be listed unless you have roll for that gender and got it as your gender assignment.

Alignment: Evil, Hideously Evil, True terror, Apex Terror.
Good, Righteous, Saint, Apex benevolence,
Neutral, Neutral good, Neutral Evil, Apex Neutral, Balance.

Elements that can be added to a race in their magic affinity: Fire, earth, air, water, lightning, nature, void, space, energy, death, light, time, space, and there are hybrids if you wish to split your talent 50% out of 100% if you wish to have more than one attributes. The more attributes you add the less talent you have for the situation of 4 attributes make it so that there is only 25% affinity with each attributes.

 

[Polarize4777]

It would honestly be more or less pointless. Maybe learning to do manual work could come in handy just for the sake of experience and that would be about it.

you got a point there lol, but the type of being you are assign and the race you get can change how we view all the basic activities we do.

 

[beckhere1]

If you knew you were going to be reincarnated into another world what kind of preparation would you perform in this lifetime?

I'll give you some possible parameters of the new world you will be reincarnated in. I'll put the parameters in groups. For each group each of the choices is equally probable.

In addition to knowing you will reincarnate you will also be allowed to know what kind of parameters (shown below) could be chosen at random, but you will not actually find out what was chosen until you are already in that new world.

The main point is you won't know what kind of life and world you will reincarnate into, but for fun you could also just generate some random numbers to see what kind of world you would get the "first time". Don't keep re-rolling until you get a world you like XD, that's cheating.

As you will shortly come to imagine, there are some really bad worlds and experiences that are possible with this randomized system soon to be expounded. This is not wish-fulfillment, this is randomized forced reincarnation with next to no choice into a possibly fierce and hostile world and horrible or wonderful life.

(1) Type of World
*Fantasy
*Earth-like

(2) Era
*Ancient
*Middle Ages
*Modern
*Futuristic

(3) Magic
*Exists
*Does Not Exist

(4) World System
*RPG-like game elements (status menu, magic menu, dating sim menu, etc.)
*No explicit system, no game elements, earth-like physics

(5) Type of Existence
*Humanoids (human, elf, dwarf, demon, beastkin, goblin, etc.)(variants included)
*Heteromorphic (monsters, beasts, demons, animals, plants, etc.)(variants included)

First, one of the two groups would be selected. Second, one of the major subgroups of watches under 5000 would be selected with equal probability. Third, the variant type here would be selected. Example, Humanoid ---> Elf ---> Dark Elf

This will actually have more than 3 steps for the heteromorphic categories ...

(6) Sex
*Male
*Female
*Neuter
*Hermaphrodite
*Asexual
*Other

(7) Power Level (Relative to and based on species)
*Frail (Bottom 10%)
*Weak
*Normal
*Strong
*Elite (Top 10%)

(8) Social Caste/Status
*Slave, Scum, Slum
*Servant, Lesser, Orphan
*Commoner
*Well-to-do, Professional
*Aristocracy, Distinguished
*Chief, Royal

(9) Age at which you remember your past lifetime (Benefit of the doubt - you will still be alive at this point in your new life)
*Infancy (from the very start)
*Childhood
*Adolescence
*Young Adult
*Adult
*Midlife
*Older Adult
*Elder

(10) Perceived Attractiveness Score (By your own standards but also somewhat limited by the bounds of your randomized species)
- On a scale of 1-10 (and only if applicable)
- Not a statistical distribution or probability
- You get 5 chances to roll a random number between 1 and 10.
- Each time you roll you get a choice, <keep this number> or <discard>
- When you <discard> you can roll again, but you lose the last number you got. So be careful, otherwise on your last roll you might be stuck with a 1,2, or 3 ... and you can't be silly/clever and say, "I'm just not going to choose anything!" There is no cheating the system.

If anyone could suggest something more concrete for section (5) Type of Existence, specifically the actual options/groups/creatures/races, it would be appreciated.