Characters - Revision history

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 == Sub-Attributes ==
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 == Leveling ==

Larame at 13:54, 24 October 2024

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	Every character also has some characteristics that determine its general morale and other abilities.		Every character also has some characteristics that determine its general morale and other abilities.

	=== ~~Alignment~~ ===		=== Soulcards ===
	{{Main\|article=~~Alignments~~}}		{{Main\|article=Soulcards}}

	The ~~Alignment~~ of a Character determines its general decision-making.		The selection of [[Soulcards]] of a Character determines its general decision-making.

	=== Skills ===		=== Skills ===
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	Mastery in a skill can come from various sources, for example: Racial features, class features, roleplaying (For example: rehearsing a performance allows you to gain Mastery for that performance for the next week)		Mastery in a skill can come from various sources, for example: Racial features, class features, roleplaying (For example: rehearsing a performance allows you to gain Mastery for that performance for the next week)
	{{CategoryGameplay}}		{{CategoryGameplay}}{{CategorySoulcards}}

Larame: /* Character-Level */

2024-07-14T11:21:55Z

Character-Level

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	==== Character-Level ====		==== Character-Level ====
	A Character can decide to spent his AE to level up. The cost of this will increase each time and is the primary way for characters to increase their power. When a Character levels up all of his attributes will increase by its growth value and he can choose one of his class-levels to increase as well. Additionally he can choose one Attribute to increase its Bonus Value by one. An overview of how much this costs will follow in the future.		A Character can decide to spent his AE to level up. The cost of this will increase each time and is the primary way for characters to increase their power. When a Character levels up all of his attributes will increase by its growth value and he can choose one of his class-levels to increase as well. Additionally he can choose one Attribute to increase its Bonus Value by one. An overview of how much this costs will follow in the future. The character level is capped at level 30, and can only further improved by "The Journey Beyond" Traits after that.

	==== Unique Traits ====		==== Unique Traits ====

Larame at 19:45, 12 July 2024

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	==== Bonus Values ====		==== Bonus Values ====
	Bonus values are additional values that can be added on top of the base and growth value totals.		Bonus values are additional values that can be added on top of the base and growth value totals. These can come from multiple sources, including: Character level ups, Class passive boni, temporary buffs, item effects, etc.

	==== Value Meaning ====		==== Value Meaning ====
	The values represent the base modifier for that stat. The table below shows the Modifier for each value. A value of Zero for Attribute Checks means it will always automatically fail. Checks made for a attribute or sub-attribute are usually rolled with a d20, unless mentioned otherwise.		The values represent the base modifier for that stat. The table below shows the Modifier for each value. A value of Zero for Attribute Checks means it will always automatically fail. All Checks made for an attribute or sub-attribute are usually rolled with a d20, unless mentioned otherwise.
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			===== Critical Success and Fails =====

			===== During Combat =====
			During combat, hit-checks that rolled a 1 are considered a critical fail and the attack will always miss, even the Modifiers would have been enough to hit the target anyways. At the same time, when a 20 is rolled, the attack is considered a critical success and will always hit the target. If the Modifier on top of the 20 is also enough to beat the DV of the target, every attack-roll dice can be rolled twice and the results be added together, for statistically double damage. (If players prefer to use less dice, they can also simply double the result with each dice once, however which type of calculation will be used should be clarified before the first set of dice is rolled, preferably before the start of the campaign).
			Resist checks can be critical, however they will not alter the effect other than guarantee the hit or miss disregarding any modifiers.

			===== During Exploration / Roleplay =====
			Just like during combat, skill-checks can critically succeed or fail. However, whether they would hit or miss the skill-check after adding the modifiers will not change the outcome.

	=== Willpower ===		=== Willpower ===
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	Being skilled in a sub-attribute means that the character will take the highest attribute twice as the value instead of the sum of the two.		Being skilled in a sub-attribute means that the character will take the highest attribute twice as the value instead of the sum of the two.

			Skills can come from various sources, for example: Racial features, class features, Adventure Traits.

	=== Handicaps ===		=== Handicaps ===
	A handicap is the opposite of being skilled in something. being handicapped in a Sub-Attribute means you must use the lower of the two Main-Values twice.		A handicap is the opposite of being skilled in something. being handicapped in a Sub-Attribute means you must use the lower of the two Main-Values twice.

			Handicaps can come from various sources, for example: Racial features, Character creation.

	=== Mastery ===		=== Mastery ===
	A character can master certain sub-attributes, making them extra knowledgeable or proficient in them. Mastery means the character can roll checks made for that sub-attribute twice and choose the better result. It is not necessary to be skilled in a sub-attribute in order to gain mastery in it.		A character can master certain sub-attributes, making them extra knowledgeable or proficient in them. Mastery means the character can roll checks made for that sub-attribute twice and choose the better result. It is not necessary to be skilled in a sub-attribute in order to gain mastery in it.

			Mastery in a skill can come from various sources, for example: Racial features, class features, roleplaying (For example: rehearsing a performance allows you to gain Mastery for that performance for the next week)
	{{CategoryGameplay}}		{{CategoryGameplay}}

Larame: /* Sub-Attributes */

2024-07-12T15:38:59Z

Sub-Attributes

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	== Sub-Attributes ==		== Sub-Attributes ==
			{{Main\|article=Sub-Attributes}}

	Some Attributes combined result in a sub-attribute, whose total value is determined by the sum of its corresponding main attributes.		Some Attributes combined result in a sub-attribute, whose total value is determined by the sum of its corresponding main attributes.
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Larame: /* Handicaps */

2024-07-09T18:31:46Z

Handicaps

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	=== Handicaps ===		=== Handicaps ===
	A handicap is the opposite of being skilled in something. being handicapped in a Sub-Attribute means you must use the lower of the two ~~values~~ twice.		A handicap is the opposite of being skilled in something. being handicapped in a Sub-Attribute means you must use the lower of the two Main-Values twice.

	=== Mastery ===		=== Mastery ===
	A character can master certain sub-attributes, making them extra knowledgeable or proficient in them. Mastery means the character can roll checks made for that sub-attribute twice and choose the better result. It is not necessary to be skilled in a sub-attribute in order to gain mastery in it.		A character can master certain sub-attributes, making them extra knowledgeable or proficient in them. Mastery means the character can roll checks made for that sub-attribute twice and choose the better result. It is not necessary to be skilled in a sub-attribute in order to gain mastery in it.
	{{CategoryGameplay}}		{{CategoryGameplay}}

Larame: /* Carrying Capacity */

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Carrying Capacity

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	Per default, a character can carry up to [15 + Strength Value] kilograms of luggage with them without any disadvantages.		Per default, a character can carry up to [15 + Strength Value] kilograms of luggage with them without any disadvantages.

	Between the default load and double that, the character will become overloaded. An overloaded character has his movement speed reduced by 2 and his defensive value reduced by 3, if he is in dodging stance. ~~Tanking stance~~ will ~~not suffer a penalty to DV~~ when being overloaded.		Between the default load and double that, the character will become overloaded. An overloaded character has his movement speed reduced by 2 and his defensive value reduced by 3, if he is in dodging stance. When tanking, the character's DV will be increased by 1 when being overloaded.

	When the carried load exceeds double the default load, the character will become heavily overloaded. Heavily overloaded characters have their movement speed set to 1 (unless it was already lower) and always have a fixed DV of 8, ~~no matter their stance~~.		When the carried load exceeds double the default load, the character will become heavily overloaded. Heavily overloaded characters have their movement speed set to 1 (unless it was already lower) and always have a fixed DV of 8 when dodging, or a total increase of 3 DV when tanking.

	== Sub-Attributes ==		== Sub-Attributes ==

Larame: /* Value Meaning */

2024-07-09T18:19:29Z

Value Meaning

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	==== Value Meaning ====		==== Value Meaning ====
	The values represent the base modifier for that stat. The table below shows the Modifier for each value. A value of Zero for Attribute Checks means it will always automatically fail.		The values represent the base modifier for that stat. The table below shows the Modifier for each value. A value of Zero for Attribute Checks means it will always automatically fail. Checks made for a attribute or sub-attribute are usually rolled with a d20, unless mentioned otherwise.
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	=== Willpower ===		=== Willpower ===
	Willpower is a special Attribute that is always ~~scaled off of~~ your selected driving attribute during character creation. It is considered the attribute that drives your character forward and is seen as most important for him to improve. The Willpower Modifier scales the same as any other stat.		Willpower is a special Attribute that is always equal to your selected driving attribute during character creation. It is considered the attribute that drives your character forward and is seen as most important for him to improve. The Willpower Modifier scales the same as any other stat.

	=== Hitpoints ===		=== Hitpoints ===
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	=== Defensive Value ===		=== Defensive Value ===
	Each Character has a certain defensive value (DV) that will determine how difficult it is to hit the character. The main source of DV is the [[Armortypes\|armor]] the character is wearing but can be further improved by spells or passive effects.		Each Character has a certain defensive value (DV) that will determine how difficult it is to hit the character. The main source of DV is the [[Armortypes\|armor]] the character is wearing but can be further improved by spells or passive effects. While not wearing armor, the DV of a character is 10 in Dodging stance or 8 in Tanking stance.

	=== Movement Capabilities ===		=== Movement Capabilities ===

Larame: /* Growth Values */

2024-07-09T18:06:44Z

Growth Values

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	==== Growth Values ====		==== Growth Values ====
	Growth values are calculated by multiplying the character's level with his growth factor. The total will be added to the base value. At character creation, you can allocate two additional growth points.		Growth values are calculated by multiplying the character's level with his growth factor, which is determined by the characters race. The total will be added to the base value. At character creation, you can allocate two additional growth points.

	==== Bonus Values ====		==== Bonus Values ====

Larame: /* Base Values */

2024-07-09T18:05:13Z

Base Values

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	==== Base Values ====		==== Base Values ====
	Base values are set during a character's creation. A total of 60 points can be distributed between the six main attributes. However, during character creation, a base value can not surpass 30 and can not be negative.		Base values are set during a character's creation. A total of 75 points can be distributed between the six main attributes. However, during character creation, a base value can not surpass 30 and can not be negative.

	==== Growth Values ====		==== Growth Values ====