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Character Creation

4. Stats

4.1. Vocations

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The meat of the game, these stats represent your ability to actually DO things.

You start with 2D in the 5 main Stats (

Brain⁠

Brawn⁠

Finesse⁠

Heart⁠

and

Will⁠

), and 1D to your vocation, then:

Add your

bloodline⁠

bonuses if you picked one of the

First Races⁠

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Remove a die from a Stat

Add it to another

Choose a

Vocation⁠

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Brain

Your academic knowledge, how much you know about the world around you, about history, science and other subjects.

Examples of use:

Recall a historical event

Decipher a coded message

Copy a magic symbol

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Brawn

Your raw power, how well you can inflict and resist physical damage, how much you can push your body to its limits.

Examples of use:

Brutally hit something (or someone, no judgement)

Lower the damage of an incoming attack

Lift a heavy object

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Finesse

How dexterous you are, the precision you can put behind any action.

Examples of use:

Precisely hit something (or well... someone)

Aim with a ranged weapon

Grab a rope mid-air

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Heart

Your intuition, common-sense, ability to relate to others.

Examples of use:

Try to break a language barrier

Calm a distressed horse

Find your way in a dense forest

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Will

The actual force keeping your body up, and how well you can project that force.

Examples of use:

Resist fear

Try not to pass out after taking mortal damage

Convince a room of people to follow you into battle

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Vocation

This one is a bit different, and can be treated as optional, as it represents the archetype of your character, what motivates them to learn, to explore the world, to push themselves or others to the maximum of their abilities.

The DM decides when you advance in these vocations, based on your actions according to them.

Example of vocations:

Leader

Adventurer

Monster Hunter

Magic Practitioner

Wizard

Cleric

Warlock

Work with your DM to create a vocation suited to your character, your party and the game you’re in !

Examples of use:

Warlock: Call upon the source of your powers for help in your darkest hours.

Monster Hunter: Discover more elaborate ways to dispatch werewolves

Leader: Motivate your allies to go above and beyond

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Detailed Explanations⁠

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NEXT:
`SKILLS`⁠
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4. Stats

Brain

Brawn

Finesse

Heart

Will

Vocation

NEXT: SKILLS⁠⁠

NEXT:
`SKILLS`⁠
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