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4.1. Vocations

You can chose your vocation, your DM is aware of it and you embarked into the unknown, waiting for a chance to prove yourself.

Vocation Level

Your level in these vocations is represented by a pool of dice separated from your Skill and Stat die.

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Adventurer

After years on the road, you’re prepared for anything. You’ve wandered through countless streets, forests, deserts, tundras, and maybe even further. You’ve faced monsters beyond comprehension, bloodthirsty animals and cruel highwaymen. And after all that, you’re still alive. And it’s definitely not because you fight fair.

Overview

The Adventurer is a jack-of-all-trades, able to spring traps and use whatever means at their disposal to help their team and control the battlefield.

You can assign your Vocation D6 to Tools or Traps. In addition, you have an innate ability to analyze your environment and perceive weaknesses and strengths in anyone or anything.

You start with 3D.

You regain these D6 when resting.

Passive Abilities

If you observe something for an hour, you gain a rough understanding of their weaknesses and strengths.

You can extract useful materials from monsters or endemic fauna, flora and minerals.

Tools

- Sand in the eye, flash powder, chimera venom, anything to win. - You’re fighting against teenagers, Henry. - Anything. To. Win.

Without using an action, you can spend a D6 to:

Add its roll to every damage received by the target until it dies.

Add its roll to every damage absorbed by the target until the end of the fight.

Remove one

condition⁠

from you or anyone within Close Range.

Traps

“So you’re saying they planned all of this ? That we were gonna ambush them, at night, from this angle ? And how exactly did they get that trunk up there ???” -Captain of the Red Isle bandits to her last surviving unit.

Without using an action, you can spend a D6 to:

Use its roll as the number of enemies you can stun, up to Medium Range.

Use its roll and add it to a Shove roll for up to 3 enemies up to Medium Range.

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Mage

You had a taste of Planar power, and you want more. You can command the elements, summon otherworldly allies, and twist the minds of those around you.

You can assign 3D to a

Plane⁠

You use these D6 to

cast spells⁠

Spells have a difficulty:

Trivial: 1

Easy: 2

Moderate: 3

Difficult: 4

Very Difficult: 5

Heroic: 6

If a spell’s difficulty is higher than the number of D you have in the corresponding plane, you take the difference in damage.

These D6 affect the Difficulty Level of

Spells⁠

, the amount of

Heat⁠

received and vented, and how easy it is to

focus⁠

on them.

Examples

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Plane of Life⁠

1D: you can heal others with significant focus and components.

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Plane of the Sky⁠

4D: You can shoot powerful lightning bolts, and you can command the wind without lifting a finger.

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Half-Plane of Chaos⁠

8D: Summon immense shapeless beasts, force someone to turn on their allies without a word.

You can use these D6 instead of

Will⁠

when

casting spells⁠

To assign a Dice to a Plane, you need to be aware of its true potential. Witnessing a dire display of its power, discovering an artifact attuned to it or studying can help you in this endeavor.

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