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Vicerious: /* Choose New Feat */ ADded link to feats

2018-10-23T14:26:17Z

Choose New Feat: ADded link to feats

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	===Choose New Feat===		===Choose New Feat===
	At some [[level]]s (as shown on the Character Advancement table), your character gains a new feat. If your new level grants a feat, select that feat now.		At some [[level]]s (as shown on the Character Advancement table), your character gains a new [[Feats\|feat]]. If your new level grants a feat, select that feat now.

	===Select Item===		===Select Item===

Vicerious: /* Character Advancement */

2017-10-04T15:12:03Z

Character Advancement

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	==Character Advancement==		==Character Advancement==
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	\|+ Character Advancement		\|+ Character Advancement
	![[Level]]		![[Level]]

Vicerious: /* Optional Rules for Power Increases */

2017-09-27T15:52:29Z

Optional Rules for Power Increases

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	There are a couple of advantages to using a fixed progression, however, and we provide one as an optional framework for running certain kinds of campaigns. One of the big advantages is that it's visibly and completely impartial. It measures success along a clean and visible metric, which is just a good feeling and a good thing. It also fits pretty well with the Dungeon Crawl, where you're slicing your way through the legions of evil in pursuit of power and loot. In such a situation, you might want players to be able to choose what parts of a dungeon they work through, in the interest of providing a more open and free roaming experience. Another advantage is being able to portray power as less of a narrative progression. The following is a suggested progression that provides a comparatively fast trip through low levels, a fairly smooth progression through mid-game, and a slower progression through end-game.		There are a couple of advantages to using a fixed progression, however, and we provide one as an optional framework for running certain kinds of campaigns. One of the big advantages is that it's visibly and completely impartial. It measures success along a clean and visible metric, which is just a good feeling and a good thing. It also fits pretty well with the Dungeon Crawl, where you're slicing your way through the legions of evil in pursuit of power and loot. In such a situation, you might want players to be able to choose what parts of a dungeon they work through, in the interest of providing a more open and free roaming experience. Another advantage is being able to portray power as less of a narrative progression. The following is a suggested progression that provides a comparatively fast trip through low levels, a fairly smooth progression through mid-game, and a slower progression through end-game.

	For this type of progression, encounters of EL-2 (see [[~~Encoutner~~ Level]]) are worth one experience point; encounters of EL-1 are worth two; encounters of EL+0 are worth three; and encounters of EL+1 are worth five. An EL+2 encounter is worth seven points, but is rarely survivable. Encounters outside this range are generally not appropriate challenges. A party gains points for any combat encounter they win, or any combat encounter they obviate through non-combat means. This can include clever escapes at the GM’s discretion. However, if the party resolves an encounter without fighting, they only gain experience for the creatures they interacted with and not for any reinforcements in the background.		For this type of progression, encounters of EL-2 (see [[Encounter Level]]) are worth one experience point; encounters of EL-1 are worth two; encounters of EL+0 are worth three; and encounters of EL+1 are worth five. An EL+2 encounter is worth seven points, but is rarely survivable. Encounters outside this range are generally not appropriate challenges. A party gains points for any combat encounter they win, or any combat encounter they obviate through non-combat means. This can include clever escapes at the GM’s discretion. However, if the party resolves an encounter without fighting, they only gain experience for the creatures they interacted with and not for any reinforcements in the background.

	[[Category:Character Creation]]		[[Category:Character Creation]]

Vicerious at 19:29, 2 August 2017

2017-08-02T19:29:21Z

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	For this type of progression, encounters of EL-2 (see [[Encoutner Level]]) are worth one experience point; encounters of EL-1 are worth two; encounters of EL+0 are worth three; and encounters of EL+1 are worth five. An EL+2 encounter is worth seven points, but is rarely survivable. Encounters outside this range are generally not appropriate challenges. A party gains points for any combat encounter they win, or any combat encounter they obviate through non-combat means. This can include clever escapes at the GM’s discretion. However, if the party resolves an encounter without fighting, they only gain experience for the creatures they interacted with and not for any reinforcements in the background.		For this type of progression, encounters of EL-2 (see [[Encoutner Level]]) are worth one experience point; encounters of EL-1 are worth two; encounters of EL+0 are worth three; and encounters of EL+1 are worth five. An EL+2 encounter is worth seven points, but is rarely survivable. Encounters outside this range are generally not appropriate challenges. A party gains points for any combat encounter they win, or any combat encounter they obviate through non-combat means. This can include clever escapes at the GM’s discretion. However, if the party resolves an encounter without fighting, they only gain experience for the creatures they interacted with and not for any reinforcements in the background.



	[[Category:Character Creation]]		[[Category:Character Creation]]

Vicerious: /* Optional Rules for Power Increases */

2017-08-02T19:27:29Z

Optional Rules for Power Increases

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	===Optional Rules for Power Increases===		===Optional Rules for Power Increases===
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	!Experience		!Experience

Vicerious at 19:26, 2 August 2017

2017-08-02T19:26:45Z

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 ===Increase Movement Speed===
 Higher-[[level]] characters become quicker and more mobile. At 2nd [[level]], and at every three levels afterward, your character's movement speed increases by 5 ft.
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Vicerious at 17:55, 2 August 2017

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-==Increase Hit Points and Saving Throw Bonuses==
+===Increase Hit Points and Saving Throw Bonuses===
 Whenever you level up, your maximum [[hit points]] increase by the number given in your character [[Classes|class]] entry plus your [[KDM]]. For example, a [[barbarian]] gains 10 hit points plus the barbarian's [[Constitution]] modifier at every new level.
 Whenever you level up, set your base [[saving throw]] bonuses to the values listed on the table for your character [[Classes|class]] for your new [[level]].

Vicerious: /* Increase Hit Points and Saving Throw Bonuses */

2017-08-02T17:49:43Z

Increase Hit Points and Saving Throw Bonuses

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	Whenever you level up, your maximum [[hit points]] increase by the number given in your character [[Classes\|class]] entry plus your [[KDM]]. For example, a [[barbarian]] gains 10 hit points plus the barbarian's [[Constitution]] modifier at every new level.		Whenever you level up, your maximum [[hit points]] increase by the number given in your character [[Classes\|class]] entry plus your [[KDM]]. For example, a [[barbarian]] gains 10 hit points plus the barbarian's [[Constitution]] modifier at every new level.

	Whenever you level up, set your base [[saving throw]] bonuses to the values listed on the table for your character [[class]] for your new [[level]].		Whenever you level up, set your base [[saving throw]] bonuses to the values listed on the table for your character [[Classes\|class]] for your new [[level]].

Vicerious: /* Increase Hit Points and Saving Throw Bonuses */

2017-08-02T17:49:27Z

Increase Hit Points and Saving Throw Bonuses

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	==Increase Hit Points and Saving Throw Bonuses==		==Increase Hit Points and Saving Throw Bonuses==
	Whenever you level up, your maximum [[hit points]] increase by the number given in your character [[Classes\|class]] entry plus your [[KDM]]. For example, a [[barbarian]] gains 12 hit points plus the barbarian's [[Constitution]] modifier at every new level.		Whenever you level up, your maximum [[hit points]] increase by the number given in your character [[Classes\|class]] entry plus your [[KDM]]. For example, a [[barbarian]] gains 10 hit points plus the barbarian's [[Constitution]] modifier at every new level.

	Whenever you level up, set your base [[saving throw]] bonuses to the values listed on the table for your character [[class]] for your new [[level]].		Whenever you level up, set your base [[saving throw]] bonuses to the values listed on the table for your character [[class]] for your new [[level]].

Vicerious at 17:48, 2 August 2017

2017-08-02T17:48:23Z

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			==Increase Hit Points and Saving Throw Bonuses==
			Whenever you level up, your maximum [[hit points]] increase by the number given in your character [[Classes\|class]] entry plus your [[KDM]]. For example, a [[barbarian]] gains 12 hit points plus the barbarian's [[Constitution]] modifier at every new level.

			Whenever you level up, set your base [[saving throw]] bonuses to the values listed on the table for your character [[class]] for your new [[level]].