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I agree with that. For example, if there are challenges that require a lot of HP or strength, and others that require resistance or intelligence, both for checks and just in general. And if, let's say, a character is unlucky and doesn't "match" the required specialty, they won't have any chance. If we were doing them as a group, that would be understandable, but otherwise, I don't even know.

I think that challenges could have a variety of different solutions.

Yes, that would be almost the most ideal option.

The way you complete the task will determine which faction the character joins.

-- Bring me the artifact hidden in a labyrinth full of test monsters.
-- Okay... Hey, what's your name? You're a janitor, right? Can you go clean the floor in the labyrinth? It's dirty there. Also, bring me something from there.
[success] The janitor returns with the artifact.

Dude, not like that. Since you have high charisma, it means there will be enemies that you can seduce. Seduce them all, recruit them to your side, and that's how you'll pass the test. Or you'll have to join the Haven through the bedroom. ))00

I like this approach!

But that's not my thing; I'm not a negotiator... Unless I can try to persuade someone.

If the character is strong, then arm wrestling.
If intelligent, then a game of chess.

And if you have high stamina?

Survive the hazing from the sergeants.
This option can combine tests of strength and charisma.

If a person is strong, then arm wrestling. If they are smart, then a game of chess.

If they are agile, then Twister. If they have willpower, then they need to spend a week in a room with chocolate and not eat anything.

For agility, there are the "whack-a-mole" type games, as the trials are individual, and there's no difficulty in "Twister" if you're playing alone. Although, it's better for speed, yes. In fact, you can come up with many things for speed.

To improve your speed, you are assigned the duties of a postman and sent for practice to a wealthy district where there are many guard dogs.

And after the trials, will we be in the same party, or will it be like in Champions of Might and Magic?

To gain wisdom, one must figure out how to send to hell everyone who offers challenges. Perhaps, along with the entire order.

This stat is called "indifference."
To gain wisdom, you need to get the recruiter to tell you about their life, make them cry on your shoulder about their problems, and give them some wise advice.