Rules & Informations

Your Class determines the focus of your core abilities (e.g. magic, combat, stealth, etc) and therefore what in-game strategies will work best for you.

• Aptitudes :
  Scores that describe your physical, mental and social capabilities.
• Combat values :
  Information that describes how well you can fight.
• Class abilities :
  Skills or powers unique to your specific Class.
• Character advancement :
  The way your Aptitudes and Combat Values develop as you rise in Lvl.
• Combat gear allowance (?) :
  The weapons and armor you can use without penalty.

Class list

1. Alchemist
2. Bard
3. Cleric
4. Druid
5. Fighter
6. Magitech
7. Monk
8. Occultist
9. Paladin
10. Ranger
11. Rogue
12. Sorcerer
13. Wizard

• Class: TEMPLATE

Your Species determines your physical appearance (e.g. size, shape, coloration) but also grants you extra biological or psychological abilities.

• Species size (?) :
  Size can modify your base Aptitudes and Defense Rating.
  Size also affects your Combat Gear Allowance and how many Inventory Slots you get (this determines the amount of gear you can carry).
• Species abilities :
  Skills or powers unique to your specific Species.
  You start with Innate Abilities and can, later in the game as you Lvl-up, develop Maturative Abilities.

Half-breed

You can mix 2 Species like half-human/orc, in that case some restriction may apply and some mix could be impossible, you should ask the GM about it.

• You must choose 1 Innate abilitie from each.
• You will not be able to obtain any Maturative abilitie.
• You can choose a Size available from any of the 2 Species, unless a only Small Specie has been breed with an only Large Specie, in that case the Size will be Medium.

Species list

1. Angel
2. Demon
3. Demonborn
4. Dwarf
5. Elf
6. Elf {Dark}
7. Elf {Sea}
8. Fey
9. Floran
10. Gnome
11. Gnome {Deep}
12. Goblin
13. Hobgoblin
14. Kenku
15. Kitsune
16. Kobold
17. Human
18. Leshy
19. Lycanthrope
20. Mechanoid
21. Minotaur
22. Myconid
23. Orc
24. Ratfolk
25. Thri-kreen
26. Thri-kreen {Cold}
27. Tortle
28. Triton
29. Undead

• Specie: TEMPLATE

The life you had before becoming an adventurer provides you with specialist knowledge and a few useful starting items.

• Bonus language (?) :
  A form of regional communication you are fluent in.
• History :
  Describes what you did before your adventures and determines :
  • Purviews (?) :
    Useful areas of knowledge earned from past experience (Minor Bonus (+2) to your roll).
  • Starting gears (?) :
    Belongings you’ve decided to take on your travels.

Homelands list

1. Todo name
   
   Bonus language (Pick 1)

   1. Commun
   2. Todo...

   Histories available (Pick 1)

   1. History: TEMPLATE
   2. Todo...
2. Kingdom of Asperia
   
   Bonus language (Pick 1)

   1. Todo...
   2. Todo...

   Histories available (Pick 1)

   1. Todo...
   2. Todo...

Your Quirk is what makes you different from characters of a similar Class and Species.
It is an eccentricity that grants you a small advantage, often accompanied by a minor catch.

It's better not to have the same quirk as another player, if that happen, the DM might let you know if you're sure about having multiple player with a same quirk.

Quirks list

1. Todo...

Traits enable you to personalize your character’s natural Aptitudes, making them more or less strong, agile, resilient or perceptive.

• Positive Traits : These boost your Aptitudes above your Class's base level.
• Negative Traits : These reduce your Aptitudes below your Class’s base level.

Selection of the Traits

1. Choose twice an Aptitude to increase by 1.
2. Choose once an Aptitude to reduce by 1.

Positive & Negative Traits will cancel each other out, and 2 Positive traits will stack to provide a +2 Aptitude bonus. As you rise in Lvl the Aptitudes adjusted by your Traits will now track permanently above, or below, the value stated for your Class.

It's recomended to use your character backstory when defining the rumors.
Before the first game, each player will know one rumor (randomly choosen) about all the others player's character, this will help form early bonds/interactions between characters.

• Give your character a name and details about their backstory and personality.
• Choose 5 rumors about your character. 2 true good rumors, 2 true bad rumors and 1 false rumor. This information must be given to the DM only.

You can spend your golds on equipment and supplies to supplement your starting gear. You can also sell any of your starting gears for the usual selling value (50% of its value).