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Chat Commands and Roleplay Systems

2026-09-20T06:39:26Z

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== Chat Commands ==
[[File:Chat_examples.png |thumb|Examples of in-game text.]]
=== Standard Conversations and Text Emotes ===

The chat system will automatically punctuate sentences and place spoken words into quotations. In these examples, we will assume the character you are playing is named "Yasia"

<blockquote>/talk i am talking normally</blockquote>

Outputs:
<blockquote>"I am talking normally."</blockquote>
----
Asterisks (*) between words indicates an action your character is emoting.

<blockquote>*waves to you*</blockquote>

Outputs:

<blockquote>Yasia waves to you.</blockquote>

Capitalizing the first letter in the emote removes the character's name from the emote.

<blockquote>*Waves to you*</blockquote>

Outputs:

<blockquote>Waves to you.</blockquote>
----
These can be combined into a single message:

<blockquote>/talk i am talking normally *waves to you* here I am</blockquote>

Outputs:

<blockquote> "I am talking normally." Yasia waves to you. "Here I am."</blockquote>
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Spoken words your characters can hear from a distance are indicated by grey text - this text becomes lighter depending on how far away the character who spoke it is.

<blockquote> Bohemond Ventris: "I can't find Yasia anywhere..."</blockquote>
----
The shout channel can be utilized to make your character heard from a greater distance in the same area. Shouts are not registered server wide like default NWN behavior.

<blockquote>/shout i am now shouting</blockquote>

Outputs:

<blockquote> [Shout] "I am now shouting."</blockquote>
----

=== Changing How Your Chat Is Written ===

'''Clicking the compass''' opens the Options window. Its '''Chat''' tab controls everything the formatter does to your typed lines, and your choices are saved to your character.

'''My chat is written like''' picks the style you type in. All four produce the same output - they only change which part of the line you mark off:

{| class="wikitable"
!Style!!You type
|-
|Asterisks (the default)||<code>*waves* Hello!</code>
|-
|Colons||<code>:waves: Hello!</code>
|-
|Brackets||<code>[waves] Hello!</code>
|-
|Quotation marks||<code>Yasia waves. "Hello!"</code>
|}

The first three mark off the '''action''' and speak everything else. The last one inverts that: you mark off what you '''say''', and everything outside the quotation marks is narrated as an action.

'''Automatically add''' has a checkbox for each tidy-up the system performs, so you can switch off any you would rather do yourself:

*Missing Names and Pronouns
*Missing Punctuation
*Missing Capitalisation
*Missing Quotation Marks

'''Colour My Actions''' controls whether your emotes are rendered in green.

=== OOC Communication ===
Out of character information can be communicated by preceding the text with "//" or "/ooc".

=== Animated Emotes ===
By inputting a "/" followed by a emote, your character will perform the appropriate animation in the game world. The following emotes are available:

<blockquote>
/bow
/duck
/dodge
/drink
/wave
/lookleft
/lookright
/bored
/scratch
/read
/salute
/steal
/taunt
/victory1
/victory2
/victory3
/conjure1
/conjure2
/proneback
/pronefront
/getlow
/getmid
/nod
/lookfar
/pray
/stand
/sit
/spasm
/rage
/laugh
/talk
/plead
/worship
/headache
/cross
/beckon
/crouch
/point
/think
/sleep
/sexydance
</blockquote>

You can chain these animations with regular chat using the systems above. For example, you could input "/wave hello" and Yasia's model would wave and say "Hello." in the chat window.

Every emote above is shorthand for '''<code>/emote NAME</code>''', which can be abbreviated to '''<code>/e NAME</code>'''. <code>/e wave hello</code> and <code>/wave hello</code> are the same thing.

=== System Commands ===

The following commands are available for use at your discretion. Where a command has shorter forms, they are listed beside it and do exactly the same thing.

Several commands can be issued on one line by separating them with a vertical bar, for example <code>/wave hello | /roll d20</code>.

==== Roleplay ====

{| class="wikitable"
!Command!!What it does
|-
|<code>/roll ROLL</code> <code>/r ROLL</code>||Makes a public roll that everyone nearby can read. <code>ROLL</code> is either dice - <code>/roll d20</code>, <code>/roll 4d6</code>, up to 100 dice of up to 100 sides - or the name of an '''ability''', a '''saving throw''', or a '''skill''', which rolls d20 and adds your bonus. Names can be shortened as long as they stay unambiguous: <code>/roll str</code>, <code>/roll will</code>, <code>/roll athletics</code>.
|-
|<code>/mark TEXT</code> <code>/m TEXT</code>||Leaves a written note on the ground. Your cursor changes; click a spot, and your character walks over, kneels, and leaves the note there for anyone to examine. Notes persist.
|-
|<code>/commend</code> <code>/com</code>||Awards another player a commendation for their roleplay. Your cursor changes; click the character you want to commend. They are told that they have received one, and what their new total is. You cannot commend yourself.
|-
|<code>/desc TEXT</code>||Replaces your character's description - the text other players read when they examine you.
|}

==== Appearance ====

{| class="wikitable"
!Command!!What it does
|-
|<code>/hide cloak</code>||Toggles your cloak model between hidden and visible.
|-
|<code>/hide helm</code>||Toggles your helmet model between hidden and visible.
|-
|<code>/portrait NAME</code>||Queues a custom portrait. You will not see it immediately - it is added to the NWSync data with the next server update and applied the first time you log in afterwards.
|}

The cloak and helmet settings are also on the '''Appearance''' tab of the Options window, and the two stay in step with each other.

==== Allies ====

{| class="wikitable"
!Command!!What it does
|-
|<code>/rename TYPE NAME</code> <code>/name TYPE NAME</code>||Renames your summoned creature, companion, or familiar. <code>TYPE</code> is <code>summon</code>, <code>companion</code>, or <code>familiar</code>, each of which can be shortened - <code>/name com Jerry</code> names your animal companion Jerry. The ally has to be out for this to work, because the name is stored against that creature. The '''Options''' window can rename any ally you have ever had out, at any time.
|-
|<code>/yank</code>||Teleports every NPC ally you have in the area to where you are standing. Useful when a companion is stuck behind geometry or has fallen a long way behind.
|}

==== Information ====

{| class="wikitable"
!Command!!What it does
|-
|<code>/time</code>||Reports the current in-game time and date.
|-
|<code>/timers</code> <code>/buffs</code>||Reports the remaining time of any Combat Time effects present on you and your associates, along with your remaining Metamagic duration charges.
|-
|<code>/vitality</code>||Reports your current Vitality, your Vitality cap, and the percentage between them.
|-
|<code>/dr</code>||Lists every Damage Resistance effect on you and your associates as <code>Threshold/Absorption Type (Name)</code>, and opens a tracker window showing the same.
|-
|<code>/ret</code>||Lists every Retaliation effect on you and your associates, with its damage limit and the damage it deals.
|}

==== Windows and Interface ====

{| class="wikitable"
!Command!!What it does
|-
|<code>/quickcast</code> <code>/qc</code>, <code>/qcast</code>||Opens the Quickcast bar, the spell interface that sits outside the standard hotbar. Spellcasters only.
|-
|<code>/atmenu</code>||Opens the ability menu for your archetype, for those archetypes that have one - Spellsword, Evoker, Eldritch Knight, Storyteller, Lorekeeper, Warpriest, and Ascendant.
|-
|<code>/skillfree</code>||Opens the widget tracking your free skill uses.
|-
|<code>/lockgui</code>||Locks the Grit and effects tracker widgets in place. A locked window loses its title bar and can no longer be dragged.
|-
|<code>/unlockgui</code>||Unlocks those widgets again so they can be moved.
|-
|<code>/resetstabilitybar</code>||Returns the Stability bar to its default position. Use this if you have dragged it off-screen.
|-
|<code>/guireset</code>||Returns the Evoker window to its default position.
|}

==== Skills and Levelling ====

{| class="wikitable"
!Command!!What it does
|-
|<code>/autolevelskills</code>||Toggles automatic skill point spending on level-up on and off. It tells you which state you have just switched to.
|-
|<code>/autolevelskillcap SKILL NUMBER</code>||Stops automatic levelling from raising a skill past <code>NUMBER</code> ranks, up to a maximum of 10. <code>/autolevelskillcap list</code> shows the caps you have set, and <code>/autolevelskillcap clear</code> removes all of them.
|}

==== Utility ====

{| class="wikitable"
!Command!!What it does
|-
|<code>/attack</code> <code>/atk</code>||Attacks the nearest hostile creature. Useful if you have the invisible model bug.
|-
|<code>/unstuck</code> <code>/unstick</code>||Moves you to the nearest safe spot. Use it when you are wedged in scenery.
|-
|<code>/save</code>||Saves your character to the server immediately, rather than waiting for the next automatic save.
|-
|<code>/suicide</code> <code>/respawn</code>||Kills your character so you can go through the respawn process. There is no confirmation prompt.
|}

==== Comfort ====

{| class="wikitable"
!Command!!What it does
|-
|<code>/nospiders</code>||Toggles arachnophobia mode. While it is on, every spider model is displayed to you as a badger. The setting is saved to your character, but a change only takes effect the next time an area loads.
|}

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== '''Weapons''' ==
In general:
*Weapon damage has been normalized across proficiency levels.
*Weapon size only factors into the [[Feats#Simple_Weapon_Mastery|Simple Weapon Mastery]] and [[Feats#Single Weapon Fighting|Single Weapon Fighting]] feats.
*Weapons all possess 20/x2 critical range and multiplier.
*Weapon Proficiency: Exotic, Weapon Focus, and Weapon Specialization feats have been removed. See the 'Combat Style' line of feats for their replacements.

These changes were made to encourage weapon variety, rather than some weapons being flatly inferior to others. Combat Styles replace the individual weapon-specific feats, and work with all applicable weapons.

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="7"|Simple Melee
|-
!Name !! Damage !!Critical Range!! Critical Multiplier !!Damage Type !!Size !!Other
|-
|Dagger|| 1d6 ||20|| x2|| Piercing|| Tiny|| Finesse
|-
|Handaxe|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Slashing|| Small|| Finesse
|-
|Kama|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Slashing|| Small|| Finesse
|-
|Mace|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Bludgeoning|| Small|| Finesse
|-
|Sickle|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Slashing|| Small|| Finesse
|-
|Club|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Bludgeoning|| Medium||
|-
|Heavy Mace|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Bludgeoning|| Medium||
|-
|Quarterstaff|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Bludgeoning|| Large|| Finesse
|-
|Spear|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Large|| Finesse
|}

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="7"|Simple Ranged
|-
!Name !!Damage!! Critical Range!! Critical Multiplier!! Damage Type!! Size!! Other
|-
|Throwing Dagger|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Tiny||
|-
|Sling|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Bludgeoning|| Small||
|-
|Light Crossbow|| 2d8|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Small||
|-
|Shortbow|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Medium ||
|}

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="7"|Gauntlets
|-
!Name!!Damage!!Critical Range!!Critical Multiplier!!Damage Type!!Size!!Other
|-
|Gauntlets||1d8||20||x2||Bludgeoning||Small||Finesse, Requires Improved Unarmed Strike
|-
|Great-Gauntlets||2d6||20||x2||Bludgeoning||Large||Finesse, Requires Improved Unarmed Strike
|}

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="7"|Martial Melee
|-
!Name!!Damage!!Critical Range!!Critical Multiplier!!Damage Type!!Size!!Other
|-
|Kukri||1d8||20||x2||Slashing||Tiny||Finesse
|-
|Shortsword||1d8||20||x2||Piercing||Small||Finesse
|-
|Light Hammer||1d8||20||x2||Bludgeoning||Small||Finesse
|-
|Whip||1d8||20||x2||Slashing||Small||Finesse, Cannot be used in Off-Hand
|-
|Battleaxe||1d8||20||x2||Slashing||Medium||
|-
|Light Flail||1d8||20||x2||Bludgeoning||Medium||
|-
|Longsword||1d8||20||x2||Slashing||Medium||Finesse
|-
|Rapier||1d8||20||x2||Piercing||Medium||Finesse
|-
|Scimitar||1d8||20||x2||Slashing||Medium||Finesse
|-
|Warhammer||1d8||20||x2||Bludgeoning||Medium||
|-
|Morningstar||1d8||20||x2||Piercing||Medium||Cannot be used in Off-Hand
|-
|Bastard Sword||1d8||20||x2||Slashing||Medium||
|-
|Katana||1d8||20||x2||Slashing||Medium||Finesse
|-
|Dwarven Waraxe||1d8||20||x2||Slashing||Medium||
|-
|Greataxe||2d6||20||x2||Slashing||Large||
|-
|Greatsword||2d6||20||x2||Slashing||Large||
|-
|Halberd||2d6||20||x2||Slashing||Large||
|-
|Heavy Flail||2d6||20||x2||Bludgeoning||Large||
|-
|Maul||2d6||20||x2||Bludgeoning||Large||
|-
|Trident||2d6||20||x2||Piercing||Large||
|}

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="7"|Martial Ranged
|-
!Name!! Damage !!Critical Range!! Critical Multiplier!! Damage Type!! Size!! Other
|-
|Shuriken|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Tiny||
|-
|Throwing Axe|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Slashing|| Small||
|-
|Heavy Crossbow|| 2d10|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Medium||
|-
|Longbow|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Large||
|}

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="7"|Mystic
|-
!Name!!Damage!!Critical Range!!Critical Multiplier!!Damage Type!!Size!!Other
|-
|Casting Gauntlet||1d4||20||x2||Bludgeoning||Small||Finesse
|-
|Tome||1d4||20||x2||Bludgeoning||Medium||
|-
|Mystic Staff||1d6||20||x2||Bludgeoning||Medium||
|}

== '''Armor''' ==
In general:

*Arcane spell failure from armor does not exist.
*The combination of Base Armor AC + Dexterity Modifier Bonus cannot exceed 10.
*Shields all grant +2 AC and weigh 6.0 lbs, regardless of type. The types exist for cosmetic categorisation only.

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="6"|Light Armor
|-
!Name!!Base AC!!Max Dex Modifier!!Armor Check Penalty!!Arcane Spell Failure!!Weight
|-
|None||0||10||0||0%||1.0 lbs
|-
|Padded Armor||1||+9||-1||0%||5.0 lbs
|-
|Leather Armor||2||+8||-2||0%||10.0 lbs
|-
|Studded Leather Armor||3||+7||-3||0%||15.0 lbs
|}

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="6"|Medium Armor
|-
!Name!!Base AC!!Max Dex Modifier!!Armor Check Penalty!!Arcane Spell Failure!!Weight
|-
|Chain Shirt||4||+6||-4||0%||20.0 lbs
|-
|Chainmail Coat||5||+5||-5||0%||25.0 lbs
|-
|Breastplate||6||+4||-6||0%||30.0 lbs
|}

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="6"|Heavy Armor
|-
!Name!!Base AC!!Max Dex Modifier!!Armor Check Penalty!!Arcane Spell Failure!!Weight
|-
|Splintmail Coat||7||+3||-7||0%||35.0 lbs
|-
|Half Plate||8||+2||-8||0%||40.0 lbs
|-
|Full Plate||9||+1||-9||0%||45.0 lbs
|}

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="5"|Shields
|-
!Name!!Base AC!!Armor Check Penalty!!Arcane Spell Failure!!Weight
|-
|Buckler||2||0||0%||6.0 lbs
|-
|Large Shield||2||0||0%||6.0 lbs
|-
|Tower Shield||2||0||0%||6.0 lbs
|-
|Shield Gauntlet||2||0||0%||6.0 lbs
|}

== '''Scar-touched Items''' ==

The items and equipment produced by Forging Seeds are generated with random positive and negative properties, and can be tailored to your character using XP and Orbs.

[[File:Item_Description_Example.png |thumb|An example scar-touched item.]]

Examining a scar-touched item opens its item panel, displaying its Power, Disruption, Capacity, Weight, and every property the item holds. From this menu you may mould the item to fit your needs.

=== '''Power, Disruption, and Capacity''' ===

'''Power''' is the item's overall strength. It determines the item's Core Bonus, raises the strength of its Intrinsic properties, qualifies for Extrinsic properties the item is allowed to hold, and feeds its Capacity.

'''Disruption''' represents the item's latent instability. It fills Disrupted slots with negative properties, and subtracts directly from Capacity. On a freshly generated item, Disruption can never exceed 2/3 of Power.

'''Capacity''' is the available budget for extra Extrinsic slots and properties:

Capacity = Power - Disruption - (10 x each extra Extrinsic slot created)

Raising Power raises Capacity, lowering Disruption raises Capacity, and creating an additional Extrinsic slot costs 10 Capacity for as long as that slot exists.

=== '''Slots''' ===

Every scar-touched item has three separate kinds of slot. They do not compete with one another.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Slot type !! How many !! Notes
|-
| '''Intrinsic''' || 1 to 3, successively rarer || Chosen at the highest rank the item's Power allows, and they '''upgrade automatically''' as Power rises. They cannot be changed or removed.
|-
| '''Extrinsic''' || 1 to 4 free at generation, successively rarer || The mutable properties. Created at generation or filled with an Orb of Potential or an Orb of Extrinsics, and may be removed from the item panel. Each additional slot costs 10 Capacity.
|-
| '''Disrupted''' || 0 if Disruption is 0, otherwise [1 + Disruption/10] || Filled with negative properties drawn from the Disrupted table.
|}

A new Extrinsic slot can be created while the item has at least 10 spare Capacity. An '''empty''' Extrinsic slot can be destroyed to return that 10 Capacity, down to a minimum of one slot.

The number of Extrinsic slots an item was '''generated''' with is shown separately from its current total, both on the item panel and in the item's own description. Slots you create or destroy never change it.

=== '''Core Bonuses''' ===

Every item has a Core Bonus equal to '''one point per 10 Power, to a maximum of +5'''. It occupies no slot and costs no Capacity.

* '''Weapons''' (main hand, off-hand, ranged, and mystic) always have Enhancement Bonus.
* '''Everything else''' takes either AC or an ability score. The type is rolled at generation, with an equal chance of AC or of any one of the six ability scores.

An '''Orb of Coring''' lets you '''select''' the Core Bonus type on any non-weapon item, rather than leaving it to the roll. The choices are AC, Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma.

=== '''Capstone Bonus''' ===

Every equipped item of '''50 Power or more''' contributes '''+1 attack bonus''', to a '''maximum of +5'''. The kind of gear does not matter, so any five capstoned pieces will do.

Only worn and wielded equipment counts.

=== '''Item XP''' ===

Scar-touched items hold experience of their own, split in two:

* '''Available XP''' is the pool consumed to empower the item. Filled by transferring your own XP into the item from its panel, or from an Orb of Escrow.
* '''Invested XP''' is the total XP spent on the item thus far. An Orb of Transfusion can retrieve this, at the cost of destroying the item.

Raising Power and lowering Disruption are done from the item panel, and both are paid for out of the item's '''Available XP'''. Your own XP is never spent directly — it has to be moved into the item first, and the item then spends its own.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Action !! XP cost
|-
| Raise Power by 1 || '''Power3 / 10''' - e.g. Power 20 requires 800XP, Power 40 requires 6,400XP, and Power 80 requires 51,200XP.
|-
| Lower Disruption by 1 || '''(100 - Disruption)2''' - e.g. Disruption 40 requires 3,600XP, Disruption 20 requires 6,400XP, and Disruption 5 requires 9,025XP.
|}

Raising Power carries a '''50% chance of also adding a point of Disruption'''. Lowering Disruption past a multiple of 10 removes a Disrupted slot, and with it one of the item's negative properties, chosen from the most potent Disruption bracket present, at random if several tie. Negative properties that survive are also re-graded downwards to match the item's new Disruption.

=== '''Item Generation''' ===

Forging Seeds come in three tiers, and every item cracked out of one is rolled from that tier.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Tier !! Seed !! Power !! Disruption !! Resulting Capacity
|-
| Low || Minor || 7 + 3d4 (10-19) || 5 + 1d6 (6-11) || 4-13
|-
| Medium || Medium || 17 + 3d4 (20-29) || 8 + 1d8 (9-16) || 7-20
|-
| High || Major || 27 + 3d4 (30-39) || 11 + 1d10 (12-21) || 10-27
|}

Disruption is then clamped to at most two thirds of the rolled Power.

Cracking a seed produces one item, weighted as follows: 70% a piece of equipment drawn from the itemisation templates, 10% armour, 10% a weapon, 5% a throwable, and 5% a scroll.

=== '''Rarity''' ===

Each property roll first draws a rarity, and that draw sets the ceiling of what the roll may reach for.

Rarity also gates what an '''Orb of Extrinsics''' can reach, according to its own rarity.

=== '''Selection Logic''' ===

When a slot is filled, the system:

# Rolls a rarity, as above.
# Picks a '''property type''' at random from every type that is legal for that item slot, whose minimum Power the item meets, whose cheapest rank the remaining Capacity can afford, whose rarity is within the roll, and which the item's repeat rules still allow.
# Picks a '''rank''' of that type at random from the ones the item can afford. Intrinsic slots are the exception: they always take the highest affordable rank.
# Deducts the rank's Capacity cost, and moves on to the next slot.

Because the type is chosen before the rank, a family with fifty entries is no more likely to appear than one with three. Skills and saves do not crowd out the rest of the table.

'''Repeat rules''' are set per property type, and come in three strengths:

* '''Not repeatable''' - one property of that type on the item, full stop.
* '''Repeatable, one per subtype''' - one bonus per skill, per save, per damage type, and so on. Different subtypes may all appear.
* '''Repeatable, but not at the same rank''' - the same subtype may appear more than once, provided the ranks differ.

Two further constraints apply: '''Increased Charges''' can only be rolled onto an item that already has a spell, and likewise '''Reduced Charges''' only onto an item that has one to reduce.

Disrupted properties are chosen the same way, keyed to Disruption instead of Power, except that once a type is chosen the system always takes the '''highest''' Disruption bracket the item qualifies for.

=== '''Charges''' ===

Casting a spell from an item costs charges equal to that spell's innate level.

An item's '''maximum''' charges are the sum of the innate levels of every Cast Spell property on it, plus any Increased Charges, minus any Reduced Charges, floored at zero. An item with a level 3 spell and a level 2 spell therefore holds 5 charges.

Charges are restored:

* '''Fully''', by resting while the item is equipped.
* '''By half''', when you stabilise.

=== '''Stacking Caps''' ===

'''Maneuver DC''' and '''Spell DC''' bonuses are each capped at a net '''+5''' across all your equipment, after any Disrupted penalties have been subtracted. Everything else stacks normally.

=== '''Item Names''' ===

A scar-touched item is named for its Capacity at the time of the last change, in the form ''<Adjective> Scar-Touched <item> [+Power/-Disruption]''.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Capacity !! Adjective
|-
| 8 or less || Crude
|-
| 9-14 || Common
|-
| 15-21 || Superior
|-
| 22-29 || Exceptional
|-
| 30 or more || Masterpiece
|}

== '''Orbs''' ==

=== '''Craftable Orbs''' ===

These are brewed at the crafting bench. Every one costs '''10 scrap''' plus the ichor listed.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Orb !! Ichor !! Effect
|-
| '''Orb of Potential''' || 1 Red, 1 Green, 1 Blue || Rolls a new Extrinsic property into a free slot, within the item's spare Capacity. Requires an empty Extrinsic slot.
|-
| '''Orb of Transference''' || 2 Blue, 1 Red || Absorbs all properties, Power, and Disruption from an item, to be transferred onto another of the same type.
|-
| '''Orb of Coring''' || 1 Red, 1 Green, 1 Blue || Lets you select the Core Bonus type of a non-weapon item: AC, Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma.
|-
| '''Orb of Transfusion''' || 1 Red, 1 Green, 1 Blue || Extracts either the XP (Available and Invested both) or the Power and Disruption from an item, destroying it, and transfers the result into another item. Overwriting Power and Disruption returns the target's Invested XP to its Available XP. Consumed once it transfers.
|-
| '''Orb of Conversion''' || 2 Red, 1 Green || Converts forging seeds into XP: 10XP per Minor, 20XP per Medium, and 30XP per Major, up to 78,000XP. Uses one charge per 10XP converted. You may gain at most 5,000XP from conversion orbs before you must diminish a scar to use one again. Must be used near the Well.
|-
| '''Orb of Escrow''' || 2 Green, 1 Blue || Lets you choose a level to drop down to, and banks the XP you earn while lowered. The banked XP can then be poured into a piece of equipment. Ending the escrow restores you to the level you started from.
|}

=== '''Orbs of Extrinsics''' ===

An Orb of Extrinsics lets you pick and apply any valid Extrinsic property the item can support. They come in rarity 1, 2, and 3 variants, and the variant sets how deep into the rarity tiers you may reach.

They cannot be brewed. Instead, declining the result of an '''Orb of Potential''' grants a '''Shard of Extrinsics'''. Collect '''100 Shards''' and they coalesce into a single Orb of Extrinsics.

=== '''Retired Orbs''' ===

The '''Orb of Infusion''', '''Orb of Stability''', and '''Orb of Abrogation''' have been retired.

== '''Property Tables''' ==

=== '''Extrinsic Properties''' ===

Each rank costs the listed Capacity, and cannot appear until the item reaches the listed Power. All are Rarity 1 unless noted.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Property !! Rank !! Capacity !! Min Power !! Repeat !! Item Slots
|-
| rowspan="5" | '''Skill Bonus'''
| +1
| 1
| 1
| rowspan="5" | Once per skill
| rowspan="5" | Head, Chest, Boots, Arms, Cloak, Ring, Neck, Belt
|-
| +2
| 2
| 10
|-
| +3
| 3
| 20
|-
| +4
| 4
| 75
|-
| +5
| 5
| 85
|-
| rowspan="5" | '''Saves vs Specific'''
| +1
| 1
| 1
| rowspan="5" | Once per save type
| rowspan="5" | Varies by save, see reference
|-
| +2
| 2
| 10
|-
| +3
| 3
| 20
|-
| +4
| 4
| 60
|-
| +5
| 5
| 80
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''General Saves'''
| +1
| 7
| 10
| rowspan="4" | No
| rowspan="4" | Will: Head. Fortitude: Chest. Reflex: Cloak
|-
| +2
| 12
| 20
|-
| +3
| 17
| 65
|-
| +4
| 22
| 85
|-
| '''Ability Score'''
| +1
| 10
| 1
| No
| Ring, Neck
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Bonus HP'''
| 1/2 HD
| 4
| 10
| rowspan="4" | No
| rowspan="4" | Head, Chest, Boots, Arms, Cloak, Belt
|-
| 1 HD
| 8
| 20
|-
| 1 1/2 HD
| 12
| 40
|-
| 2 HD
| 16
| 70
|-
| rowspan="3" | '''Stability'''
| +1
| 2
| 1
| rowspan="3" | No
| rowspan="3" | Head, Chest, Boots, Arms, Cloak, Ring, Neck, Belt
|-
| +2
| 4
| 10
|-
| +3
| 6
| 20
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''Damage Immunity'''
| 5%
| 4
| 10
| rowspan="2" | Once per damage type
| rowspan="2" | Varies by type, see reference
|-
| 10%
| 8
| 20
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''DR Threshold'''
| 10%
| 6
| 10
| rowspan="4" | No
| rowspan="4" | Head, Chest, Neck, Belt
|-
| 15%
| 13
| 30
|-
| 20%
| 20
| 50
|-
| 25%
| 27
| 70
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Stamina'''
| 10%
| 10
| 10
| rowspan="4" | No
| rowspan="4" | Chest, Boots, Belt
|-
| 15%
| 20
| 30
|-
| 20%
| 30
| 50
|-
| 25%
| 40
| 70
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Dash Speed'''
| 5%
| 10
| 1
| rowspan="4" | No
| rowspan="4" | Boots, Cloak
|-
| 10%
| 20
| 30
|-
| 15%
| 30
| 60
|-
| 20%
| 40
| 80
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Weight Reduction'''
| 80%
| 2
| 1
| rowspan="4" | No
| rowspan="4" | All except Off-Hand
|-
| 60%
| 4
| 10
|-
| 40%
| 6
| 20
|-
| 20%
| 8
| 30
|-
| rowspan="5" | '''Class Resource Capacity'''
| 10%
| 14
| 10
| rowspan="5" | Once per resource
| rowspan="5" | Chest, Neck, Belt
|-
| 15%
| 28
| 30
|-
| 20%
| 42
| 50
|-
| 25%
| 56
| 70
|-
| 30%
| 70
| 90
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Generation'''
| 10%
| 15
| 15
| rowspan="4" | No
| rowspan="4" | Arms, Ring, Neck
|-
| 15%
| 30
| 40
|-
| 20%
| 45
| 65
|-
| 25%
| 60
| 90
|-
| rowspan="3" | '''Well Water Charges'''
| +1
| 15
| 15
| rowspan="3" | No
| rowspan="3" | Chest, Belt
|-
| +2
| 30
| 45
|-
| +3
| 45
| 75
|-
| rowspan="5" | '''Extra Maneuvers'''
| +1
| 4
| 1
| rowspan="5" | No
| rowspan="5" | Boots, Arms, Ring, Neck, Belt
|-
| +2
| 8
| 20
|-
| +3
| 12
| 40
|-
| +4
| 16
| 60
|-
| +5
| 20
| 80
|-
| rowspan="5" | '''Extra Metamagic'''
| +1
| 4
| 1
| rowspan="5" | No
| rowspan="5" | Boots, Arms, Ring, Neck, Belt
|-
| +2
| 8
| 20
|-
| +3
| 12
| 40
|-
| +4
| 16
| 60
|-
| +5
| 20
| 80
|-
| rowspan="5" | '''Maneuver DC'''
| +1
| 10
| 1
| rowspan="5" | No, capped at +5 net
| rowspan="5" | Boots, Arms, Ring, Neck, Belt
|-
| +2
| 16
| 20
|-
| +3
| 21
| 40
|-
| +4
| 25
| 60
|-
| +5
| 28
| 80
|-
| rowspan="5" | '''Spell DC'''
| +1
| 10
| 1
| rowspan="5" | No, capped at +5 net
| rowspan="5" | Boots, Arms, Ring, Neck, Belt, Mystic Weapon
|-
| +2
| 16
| 20
|-
| +3
| 21
| 40
|-
| +4
| 25
| 60
|-
| +5
| 28
| 80
|-
| rowspan="5" | '''Bonus Spell Slot'''
| L1
| 6
| 1
| rowspan="5" | Once per class and level
| rowspan="5" | Boots, Arms, Ring, Neck, Belt
|-
| L2
| 12
| 10
|-
| L3
| 18
| 20
|-
| L4
| 24
| 30
|-
| L5
| 30
| 40
|-
| rowspan="3" | '''Cast Spell'''
| L1
| 6
| 1
| rowspan="3" | Once per spell
| rowspan="3" | Varies by spell
|-
| L2
| 12
| 10
|-
| L3
| 18
| 20
|-
| rowspan="6" | '''Increased Charges'''
| +1
| 2
| 1
| rowspan="6" | No, and requires an existing spell
| rowspan="6" | All except Off-Hand
|-
| +2
| 4
| 10
|-
| +3
| 6
| 20
|-
| +4
| 8
| 40
|-
| +5
| 10
| 60
|-
| +6
| 12
| 80
|-
| rowspan="3" | '''Rune Damage'''
| 1d8
| 3
| 1
| rowspan="3" | No
| rowspan="3" | Melee, Ranged, Mystic Weapon
|-
| 1d10
| 6
| 10
|-
| 1d12
| 9
| 20
|-
| rowspan="3" | '''Oil Damage'''
| 1d6
| 2
| 1
| rowspan="3" | No
| rowspan="3" | Melee, Ranged Weapon
|-
| 1d8
| 4
| 10
|-
| 1d10
| 6
| 20
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''Massive Criticals'''
| 1d10
| 8
| 1
| rowspan="2" | No
| rowspan="2" | Melee, Ranged Weapon
|-
| 2d10
| 10
| 10
|-
| '''Sneak Attack'''
| +1d6
| 10
| 1
| No
| Melee, Ranged Weapon
|}

'''Bonus Spell Slot''' is available to Bard, Cleric, Druid, Sorcerer, and Wizard at levels 1 to 5. Paladin and Ranger have levels 1 to 3 only, at a stiffer Power requirement: L1 @ 1, L2 @ 20, and L3 @ 40.

==== '''Percentage Damage Bonuses''' ====

Appear on Arms, Melee Weapon, Ring, and Ranged Weapon; the spell-related lines also appear on Mystic Weapon.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Applies to !! Bonus !! Capacity !! Min Power !! Rarity
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''Attacks'''
| 5%
| 30
| 15
| rowspan="2" | 3
|-
| 10%
| 40
| 35
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''Spells'''
| 5%
| 30
| 15
| rowspan="2" | 3
|-
| 10%
| 40
| 35
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''All'''
| 5%
| 40
| 15
| rowspan="2" | 3
|-
| 10%
| 50
| 35
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Spells (AoE)'''
| 5%
| 15
| 15
| rowspan="4" | 2
|-
| 10%
| 30
| 40
|-
| 15%
| 45
| 65
|-
| 20%
| 60
| 90
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Spells (Persistent AoE)'''
| 5%
| 15
| 15
| rowspan="4" | 2
|-
| 10%
| 30
| 40
|-
| 15%
| 45
| 65
|-
| 20%
| 60
| 90
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Spells (Single Target)'''
| 5%
| 15
| 15
| rowspan="4" | 2
|-
| 10%
| 30
| 40
|-
| 15%
| 45
| 65
|-
| 20%
| 60
| 90
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Retaliation'''
| 5%
| 15
| 15
| rowspan="4" | 2
|-
| 10%
| 30
| 40
|-
| 15%
| 45
| 65
|-
| 20%
| 60
| 90
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Cleave Attacks'''
| 10%
| 5
| 10
| rowspan="4" | 1
|-
| 15%
| 10
| 30
|-
| 20%
| 15
| 50
|-
| 25%
| 20
| 70
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Attacks of Opportunity'''
| 10%
| 5
| 10
| rowspan="4" | 1
|-
| 15%
| 10
| 30
|-
| 20%
| 15
| 50
|-
| 25%
| 20
| 70
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Spells of a given level (0-5)'''
| 10%
| 5
| 10
| rowspan="4" | 1
|-
| 15%
| 10
| 30
|-
| 20%
| 15
| 50
|-
| 25%
| 20
| 70
|}

=== '''Disrupted Properties''' ===

Negative properties are drawn from this table according to the item's Disruption. Unless a slot restriction is noted, they can land on anything.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Property !! Rank !! Min Disruption !! Repeat !! Item Slots
|-
| rowspan="3" | '''Increase Weight'''
| +5lbs
| 1
| rowspan="3" | No
| rowspan="3" | All except Ranged Weapon
|-
| +10lbs
| 10
|-
| +15lbs
| 15
|-
| rowspan="3" | '''Skill Penalty'''
| -2
| 1
| rowspan="3" | Once per skill
| rowspan="3" | Head, Chest, Boots, Arms, Cloak, Ring, Neck, Belt
|-
| -4
| 10
|-
| -6
| 15
|-
| rowspan="3" | '''Saves vs Specific Penalty'''
| -2
| 1
| rowspan="3" | Once per save type
| rowspan="3" | All
|-
| -4
| 10
|-
| -6
| 15
|-
| rowspan="3" | '''General Save Penalty'''
| -1
| 1
| rowspan="3" | Once per save
| rowspan="3" | All
|-
| -2
| 10
|-
| -3
| 15
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''Damage Vulnerability'''
| 5%
| 10
| rowspan="2" | Once per damage type
| rowspan="2" | All
|-
| 10%
| 15
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''Reduced HP'''
| 1/2 HD
| 10
| rowspan="2" | No
| rowspan="2" | All
|-
| 1 HD
| 15
|-
| rowspan="3" | '''Reduced Stability'''
| -1
| 1
| rowspan="3" | No
| rowspan="3" | All
|-
| -2
| 10
|-
| -3
| 15
|-
| rowspan="3" | '''Reduced Charges'''
| -1
| 1
| rowspan="3" | No, and requires an existing spell
| rowspan="3" | All
|-
| -2
| 10
|-
| -3
| 15
|-
| '''Reduced Maneuvers'''
| -1
| 10
| No
| All
|-
| '''Reduced Metamagic'''
| -1
| 10
| No
| All
|-
| '''Reduced Maneuver DC'''
| -1
| 10
| No
| All
|-
| '''Reduced Spell DC'''
| -1
| 10
| No
| All
|}

Note that the positive save and immunity properties are restricted to particular slots, but their negative counterparts are not.

== '''Reference Tables''' ==

=== '''Skills''' ===

Skill bonuses may target any skills, and all non-weapon slots can carry any of them.

=== '''Saves''' ===

Which '''Saves vs Specific''' bonus an item can roll depends on its slot.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Slot !! Specific Saves !! General Saves
|-
| Head || Mind Affecting, Psychic || Will
|-
| Chest || Necrotic, Sonic || Fortitude
|-
| Boots || Force, Lightning || .
|-
| Arms || Acid || .
|-
| Cloak || Cold, Fire || Reflex
|-
| Ring || . || .
|-
| Neck || Fear, Radiant || .
|-
| Belt || Disease, Poison || .
|}

=== '''Damage Immunity''' ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Slot !! Damage Immunity
|-
| Head || Psychic, Radiant, Sonic
|-
| Chest || Acid, Force, Lightning
|-
| Cloak || Cold, Fire, Necrotic
|}

=== '''Generation''' ===

Generation properties come in the form of Healing, Temporary HP, and DR Absorption.

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== '''Weapons''' ==
In general:
*Weapon damage has been normalized across proficiency levels.
*Weapon size only factors into the [[Feats#Simple_Weapon_Mastery|Simple Weapon Mastery]] and [[Feats#Single Weapon Fighting|Single Weapon Fighting]] feats.
*Weapons all possess 20/x2 critical range and multiplier.
*Weapon Proficiency: Exotic, Weapon Focus, and Weapon Specialization feats have been removed. See the 'Combat Style' line of feats for their replacements.

These changes were made to encourage weapon variety, rather than some weapons being flatly inferior to others. Combat Styles replace the individual weapon-specific feats, and work with all applicable weapons.

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="7"|Simple Melee
|-
!Name !! Damage !!Critical Range!! Critical Multiplier !!Damage Type !!Size !!Other
|-
|Dagger|| 1d6 ||20|| x2|| Piercing|| Tiny|| Finesse
|-
|Handaxe|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Slashing|| Small|| Finesse
|-
|Kama|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Slashing|| Small|| Finesse
|-
|Mace|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Bludgeoning|| Small|| Finesse
|-
|Sickle|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Slashing|| Small|| Finesse
|-
|Club|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Bludgeoning|| Medium||
|-
|Heavy Mace|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Bludgeoning|| Medium||
|-
|Quarterstaff|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Bludgeoning|| Large|| Finesse
|-
|Spear|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Large||
|}

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="7"|Simple Ranged
|-
!Name !!Damage!! Critical Range!! Critical Multiplier!! Damage Type!! Size!! Other
|-
|Throwing Dagger|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Tiny||
|-
|Sling|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Bludgeoning|| Small||
|-
|Light Crossbow|| 2d8|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Small||
|-
|Shortbow|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Medium ||
|}

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="7"|Martial Melee
|-
!Name!! Damage!! Critical Range!! Critical Multiplier!! Damage Type!! Size!! Other
|-
|Kukri|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Slashing|| Tiny|| Finesse
|-
|Shortsword|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Small|| Finesse
|-
|Light Hammer|| 1d8 ||20|| x2|| Bludgeoning|| Small|| Finesse
|-
|Whip|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Slashing|| Small|| Finesse, Cannot be used in Off-Hand
|-
|Battleaxe|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Slashing|| Medium ||
|-
|Light Flail|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Bludgeoning|| Medium||
|-
|Longsword|| 1d8|| 20 ||x2|| Slashing|| Medium|| Finesse
|-
|Rapier|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Medium|| Finesse
|-
|Scimitar|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Slashing|| Medium|| Finesse
|-
|Warhammer|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Bludgeoning|| Medium ||
|-
|Morningstar|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Medium||
|-
|Bastard Sword|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Slashing|| Medium ||
|-
|Katana|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Slashing|| Medium ||Finesse
|-
|Dwarven Waraxe|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Slashing|| Medium ||
|-
|Greataxe|| 2d6|| 20|| x2|| Slashing|| Large||
|-
|Greatsword|| 2d6|| 20|| x2|| Slashing|| Large||
|-
|Halberd|| 2d6|| 20|| x2|| Slashing|| Large ||
|-
|Heavy Flail|| 2d6|| 20|| x2|| Bludgeoning|| Large||
|-
|Trident|| 2d6|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Large||
|}

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="7"|Martial Ranged
|-
!Name!! Damage !!Critical Range!! Critical Multiplier!! Damage Type!! Size!! Other
|-
|Shuriken|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Tiny||
|-
|Throwing Axe|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Slashing|| Small||
|-
|Heavy Crossbow|| 2d10|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Medium||
|-
|Longbow|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Large||
|}

== '''Armor''' ==
In general:

*Arcane spell failure from armor does not exist.
*The combination of Base Armor AC + Dexterity Modifier Bonus cannot exceed 10.
*Shields all grant +2 AC and weigh 6.0 lbs, regardless of type. The types exist for cosmetic categorisation only.

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="6"|Light Armor
|-
!Name!! Base AC !!Max Dex Modifier!! Armor Check Penalty!! Arcane Spell Failure!! Weight
|-
|None|| 0|| 10|| 0|| 0%|| 1.0 lbs
|-
|Padded Armor|| 1|| +9|| -1|| 0%|| 5.0 lbs
|-
|Leather Armor|| 2|| +8|| -2|| 0%|| 5.0 lbs
|-
|Studded Leather Armor|| 3|| +7|| -3|| 0%|| 10.0 lbs
|}

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="6"|Medium Armor
|-
!Name!! Base AC !!Max Dex Modifier!! Armor Check Penalty!! Arcane Spell Failure!! Weight
|-
|Chain Shirt || 4|| +6|| -4|| 0%|| 15.0 lbs
|-
|Chainmail Coat || 5|| +5|| -5|| 0%|| 30.0 lbs
|-
|Breastplate || 6|| +4|| -6|| 0%|| 40.0 lbs
|-
|}

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="6"|Heavy Armor
|-
!Name!! Base AC !!Max Dex Modifier!! Armor Check Penalty!! Arcane Spell Failure!! Weight
|-
|Splintmail Coat|| 7|| +3|| -7|| 0%|| 45.0 lbs
|-
|Half Plate|| 8|| +2|| -8|| 0%|| 50.0 lbs
|-
|Full Plate|| 9|| +1|| -9|| 0%|| 55.0 lbs
|-
|}

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="5"|Shields
|-
!Name!! Base AC !!Armor Check Penalty!! Arcane Spell Failure!! Weight
|-
|Buckler|| 2|| 0|| 0%|| 6.0 lbs
|-
|Large Shield|| 2|| 0|| 0%|| 6.0 lbs
|-
|Tower Shield|| 2|| 0|| 0%|| 6.0 lbs
|-
|}

== '''Scar-touched Items''' ==

The items and equipment coming out of Forging Seeds are generated with random positive and negative properties and can tailored to your character using crafting orbs and experience points. Each scar-touched item will have Power, Disruption, and Capacity listed at the top of the description.

[[File:Item_Description_Example.png |thumb|An example scar-touched item.]]

=== '''Power, Disruption and Capacity''' ===
Power defines the base Capacity the item has available to hold item properties, costs are noted in tables below. The Power value also influences an item's core bonus (such as Enhancement Bonus for weapons, and AC for armor). Power also affects the number of item slots as noted in the Slots section.

When an item reaches 40 Power, the character receives a general +1 AB as a 'Capstone Bonus' while that item is equipped, so long as its Core Bonus is different from any other capstoned items equipped (Therefore a maximum of +6, as there are six categories of Core Bonus - EB, Armor AC, Shield AC, Deflection AC, Natural AC, and Dodge AC).

Disruption decreases the Capacity the item has to hold positive properties, therefore the total Capacity is [Power - Disruption]. Disruption also fills slots the item has with negative properties, as noted in the Slots section.

=== '''Slots''' ===

An item has a number of slots for properties. An item with no Power has one slot, and gains another slot for having any Power at all, plus one slot for every 10 Power - therefore seed-generated items have [2 + Power/10] slots.

Disruption fills item slots with negative properties. Having any Disruption at all fills one slot, and every 10 Disruption fills another slot with a negative property. These properties are drawn at random from the Negative Properties table, with more powerful negatives available the higher the Disruption as noted on the table.

=== '''Core Bonuses''' ===

Each item has a Core Bonus which is a function of the item's Power. For weapons this is Enhancement Bonus, or Attack Bonus if the weapon is incapable of having EB (such as bows). For all other items this is whatever the type of AC associated with that item type is.

For every 10 Power an item possesses, it gains +1 to its Core Bonus, e.g. 10 Power is +1, and 40 Power is +4.

Core Bonuses do not take up any slots on an item - they are independent and inherent to the item.

=== '''Orbs''' ===

Orbs are crafted from scrap and ichor or found in loot containers. They are used to modify properties on scar-touched items.

{| class="wikitable"

|-
! Type !! Scrap !! Ichor !! Effect
|-
| Orb of Infusion || 10|| 2 Red, 1 Green || Increase an item's Power by 1. Consumes an amount of XP equal to the cube of the item's current Power, e.g. an item with 30 Power requires 27000 XP to raise to 31. Cannot increase Power beyond 40. There is a 50% chance the item will gain a point of Disruption as well.
|-
| Orb of Stability || 10|| 2 Blue, 1 Green || Decrease an item's Disruption by 1. Consumes an amount of XP equal to the cube of [40 - Disruption], e.g. an item with 15 Disruption requires 15625 XP to reduce to 14. If this reduces the item's Disruption enough that a slot is no longer filled with a negative property, one of these is chosen at random - prioritising the highest Disruption bracket property the item has.
|-
| Orb of Abrogation || 10|| 3 Red || Remove a specific positive item property.
|-
| Orb of Potential || 10 || 1 Red, 1 Blue, 1 Green || Rolls a positive property within the available free Capacity on an item.
|-
| Orb of Transference || 10 || 1 Red, 2 Blue || Transfers properties and power between items.
|}

=== '''Selection Logic''' ===

When an item is generated, its negative properties are first placed, as according to its Disruption and the negative properties table.

The Power Prerequisite of a property is the minimum at which that property can appear; a 20+ Power item may have properties with a 1+ Power minimum, but an item below 20 Power cannot have any defined as requiring 20+ base Power.

When properties are selected, the highest rank of that property is purchased (providing it can be afforded) until half the item's Capacity is expended; beyond which the purchased rank is random. This is to provide 'tentpole' bonuses to always make items feel valuable for their Tier, and prevent the system selecting a massive number of very weak bonuses inside a high Capacity item.

Some properties may be selected multiple times, as noted in the property tables. Properties with subtypes (skills, specific saves, etc) may only select each subtype once (no repeats of bonuses to the same skills or saves, but multiple different skills and saves may be selected).

If an item has a property, the opposite property will not be generated on an item - for example, an item with +1 Stability will not roll -1 Stability, and vice versa.

=== '''Charges''' ===

Spells generated on items require a number of charges equal to their spell level to cast.

The maximum charges on an item vary depending on the spells generated on the item; each spell gives an increase to maximum charges equivalent to its level multiplied by 3. This can be further increased if the item has rolled the 'Increased Charges' property, which can only appear on items that already have spells. For example, an item which is generated with a level 3 spell has 9 charges; an item which is generated with both a level 3 spell and level 2 spell has 15 charges.

Charges on items can be restored while in the rest/wellpower state, using the 'Recharge' power attached to the item, at a cost of 1 ichor per charge. The colors of ichor used depend on the type(s) of spell(s) the item has generated - red for harmful, green for healing, blue for others. In the case of an item with multiple spells, the highest level spell determines the ichor type. If there are multiple spells of the highest spell level, the first spell according to alphabetical order is used.

=== '''Unique Properties''' ===

Some properties, such as Rune Damage and Oil Damage, only use the highest value of that property equipped across all items, and will not stack.

== '''Tiers Table''' ==

Tiers of items for generation in the loot table.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Tier!!Level Range!!Power (Base)!!Power (Dice)!!Disruption (Base)!!Disruption (Dice)
|-
| Low || 3-5 || 4 || 1d6 || 2 || 1d4
|-
| Medium || 6-8 || 8 || 2d6 || 5 || 2d4
|-
| High || 9-10 || 12 || 3d6 || 8 || 3d4
|}

Therefore, the Capacity derived from the possible Power and Disruption scores is as follows (for reference only):

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Tier !! Range of Capacity
|-
|Low ||3-7
|-
|Medium||4-13
|-
|High ||10-19
|}

== '''Property Tables''' ==

=== '''Negative Properties Table''' ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Disruption Prerequisite!!Property (Negative)!!Repeatable?
|-
|1+||Increase Weight 5lbs||No
|-
|10+||Increase Weight 10lbs||No
|-
|15+||Increase Weight 15lbs||No
|-
|10+||Damage Vulnerability 5%||Yes
|-
|15+||Damage Vulnerability 10%||Yes
|-
|1+||-2 Random Skill (Any)||No
|-
|10+||-4 Random Skill (Any)||No
|-
|15+||-6 Random Skill (Any)||No
|-
|1+||-2 Specific Save||Yes
|-
|10+||-4 Specific Save||Yes
|-
|15+||-6 Specific Save||Yes
|-
|1+||-1 General Save||Yes
|-
|10+||-2 General Save||Yes
|-
|15+||-3 General Save||Yes
|-
|10+||Reduced Maneuvers -1||No
|-
|10+||Reduced Metamagic -1||No
|-
|10+||Reduced HP (1/2 HD)||No
|-
|15+||Reduced HP (1 HD)||No
|-
|1+||Reduced Charges -1||No
|-
|10+||Reduced Charges -2||No
|-
|15+||Reduced Charges -3||No
|-
|1+||Reduced Stability -1||No
|-
|10+||Reduced Stability -2||No
|-
|15+||Reduced Stability -3||No
|-
|10+||Maneuver DC -1||No
|-
|10+||Spell DC -1||No
|}

=== '''Positive Properties Master List''' ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Tier!!Property (Positive)!!Power!!Repeatable?!!Item Slots
|-
|1+||+1 Skill (See Table)||1||Yes||Head, Chest, Boots, Gloves, Rings, Amulet, Belt, Cloak
|-
|10+||+2 Skill (See Table)||2||Yes||Head, Chest, Boots, Gloves, Rings, Amulet, Belt, Cloak
|-
|20+||+3 Skill (See Table)||3||Yes||Head, Chest, Boots, Gloves, Rings, Amulet, Belt, Cloak
|-
|1+||+1 Saves vs Specific (See Table)||1||Yes||Head, Chest, Boots, Gloves, Amulet, Belt, Cloak
|-
|10+||+2 Saves vs Specific (See Table)||2||Yes||Head, Chest, Boots, Gloves, Amulet, Belt, Cloak
|-
|20+||+3 Saves vs Specific (See Table)||3||Yes||Head, Chest, Boots, Gloves, Amulet, Belt, Cloak
|-
|1+||+1 AC vs Damage Type||2||Yes||All
|-
|10+||+2 AC vs Damage Type||4||Yes||All
|-
|20+||+3 AC vs Damage Type||6||Yes||All
|-
|1+||Light 5m||1||No||All
|-
|10+||Light 10m||2||No||All
|-
|20+||Light 15m||3||No||All
|-
|1+||Weight Reduction 80%||2||No||Melee Weapon, Ranged Weapon, Shield, Head, Chest, Boots, Gloves, Belt, Cloak
|-
|10+||Weight Reduction 60%||4||No||Melee Weapon, Ranged Weapon, Shield, Head, Chest, Boots, Gloves, Belt, Cloak
|-
|20+||Weight Reduction 40%||6||No||Melee Weapon, Ranged Weapon, Shield, Head, Chest, Boots, Gloves, Belt, Cloak
|-
|20+||Weight Reduction 20%||8||No||Melee Weapon, Ranged Weapon, Shield, Head, Chest, Boots, Gloves, Belt, Cloak
|-
|1+||Cast Spell L1||6||Yes||All
|-
|10+||Cast Spell L2||12||Yes||All
|-
|20+||Cast Spell L3||18||Yes||All
|-
|1+||Bonus Spell Slot L1||6||Yes||Boots, Gloves, Rings, Amulet, Belt
|-
|10+||Bonus Spell Slot L2||12||Yes||Boots, Gloves, Rings, Amulet, Belt
|-
|20+||Bonus Spell Slot L3||18||Yes||Boots, Gloves, Rings, Amulet, Belt
|-
|10+||Bonus HP (1/2 HD)||4||No||Head, Chest, Boots, Gloves, Belt, Cloak
|-
|20+||Bonus HP (1 HD)||8||No||Head, Chest, Boots, Gloves, Belt, Cloak
|-
|1+||Extra Maneuvers +1||4||No||Boots, Gloves, Rings, Amulet, Belt
|-
|1+||Extra Metamagic +1||4||No||Boots, Gloves, Rings, Amulet, Belt
|-
|1+||Maneuver DC +1||4||No||Boots, Gloves, Rings, Amulet, Belt
|-
|1+||Spell DC +1||4||No||Boots, Gloves, Rings, Amulet, Belt
|-
|1+||Increased Charges +1||2||Yes||All (Except Ammunition)
|-
|10+||Increased Charges +2||4||Yes||All (Except Ammunition)
|-
|20+||Increased Charges +3||6||Yes||All (Except Ammunition)
|-
|1+||Rune Damage 1d8||3||No||Gloves, Melee Weapon, Ranged Weapon
|-
|10+||Rune Damage 1d10||6||No||Gloves, Melee Weapon, Ranged Weapon
|-
|20+||Rune Damage 1d12||9||No||Gloves, Melee Weapon, Ranged Weapon
|-
|1+||Oil Damage 1d6||2||No||Gloves, Melee Weapon, Ranged Weapon
|-
|10+||Oil Damage 1d8||4||No||Gloves, Melee Weapon, Ranged Weapon
|-
|20+||Oil Damage 1d10||6||No||Gloves, Melee Weapon, Ranged Weapon
|-
|10+||Damage Immunity 5% (See Table)||4||Yes||Head, Chest, Cloak
|-
|20+||Damage Immunity 10%(See Table)||8||Yes||Head, Chest, Cloak
|-
|1+||Massive Criticals 1d10||4||No||Gloves, Melee Weapon, Ranged Weapon
|-
|10+||Massive Criticals 2d10||10||No||Gloves, Melee Weapon, Ranged Weapon
|-
|1+||Extra Damage Type (Bludgeoning/Slashing/Piercing)||6||No||Melee Weapon
|-
|10+||+1 General Saves (See Table)||5||No||Head, Chest, Cloak
|-
|20+||+2 General Saves (See Table)||10||No||Head, Chest, Cloak
|-
|1+||+1 Ability (See Table)||6||Yes||Boots, Gloves, Rings, Amulet, Belt
|-
|10+||+2 Ability (See Table)||11||Yes||Boots, Gloves, Rings, Amulet, Belt
|-
|20+||+3 Ability (See Table)||16||Yes||Boots, Gloves, Rings, Amulet, Belt
|-
|30+||+4 Ability (See Table)||21||Yes||Boots, Gloves, Rings, Amulet, Belt
|-
|1+||+1 Stability||2||No||Head, Chest, Boots, Gloves, Rings, Amulet, Belt, Cloak
|-
|10+||+2 Stability||4||No||Head, Chest, Boots, Gloves, Rings, Amulet, Belt, Cloak
|-
|20+||+3 Stability||6||No||Head, Chest, Boots, Gloves, Rings, Amulet, Belt, Cloak
|-
|1+||Sneak Attack 1d6||10||No||Gloves, Melee Weapon, Ranged Weapon
|}

=== '''Skills Reference''' ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Slot!!Skills
|-
|Main Hand||.
|-
|Off Hand||.
|-
|Head||Insight, Investigation, Perception
|-
|Chest||Acrobatics, Athletics, Stealth, Survival
|-
|Boots||Acrobatics, Athletics, Stealth
|-
|Gloves||Trapping, Sleight of Hand, Locksmithing
|-
|Rings||Animal Handling, Arcana, Medicine
|-
|Amulet||Investigation, Perception
|-
|Belt||Insight, Trapping, Locksmithing
|-
|Cloak||Stealth, Sleight of Hand, Survival
|-
|}

=== '''Saves Reference''' ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Slot!!Specific Saves
|-
|Main Hand||.
|-
|Off Hand||.
|-
|Head||Mind Affecting, Sonic
|-
|Chest||Positive, Negative
|-
|Boots||Electricity
|-
|Gloves||Acid
|-
|Rings||.
|-
|Amulet||Fear, Divine
|-
|Belt||Poison, Disease
|-
|Cloak||Fire, Cold
|-
|}

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Slot!!General Saves
|-
|Main Hand||.
|-
|Off Hand||.
|-
|Head||Will
|-
|Chest||Fortitude
|-
|Boots||.
|-
|Gloves||.
|-
|Rings||.
|-
|Amulet||.
|-
|Belt||.
|-
|Cloak||Reflex
|-
|}

=== '''Damage Immunity Reference''' ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Slot!!Damage Immunity
|-
|Main Hand||.
|-
|Off Hand||.
|-
|Head||Sonic
|-
|Chest||Acid, Electricity
|-
|Boots||.
|-
|Gloves||.
|-
|Rings||.
|-
|Amulet||.
|-
|Belt||.
|-
|Cloak||Fire, Cold
|}

=== '''Ability Reference''' ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Slot!!Abilities
|-
|Main Hand||.
|-
|Off Hand||.
|-
|Head||.
|-
|Chest||.
|-
|Boots||Dexterity, Constitution
|-
|Gloves||Strength, Dexterity
|-
|Rings||Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Intelligence, Wisdom, Charisma
|-
|Amulet||Intelligence, Wisdom, Charisma
|-
|Belt||Strength, Constitution
|-
|Cloak||.
|}

Equipment and Itemization

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== '''Weapons''' ==
In general:
*Weapon damage has been normalized across proficiency levels.
*Weapon size only factors into the [[Feats#Simple_Weapon_Mastery|Simple Weapon Mastery]] and [[Feats#Single Weapon Fighting|Single Weapon Fighting]] feats.
*Weapons all possess 20/x2 critical range and multiplier.
*Weapon Proficiency: Exotic, Weapon Focus, and Weapon Specialization feats have been removed. See the 'Combat Style' line of feats for their replacements.

These changes were made to encourage weapon variety, rather than some weapons being flatly inferior to others. Combat Styles replace the individual weapon-specific feats, and work with all applicable weapons.

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="7"|Simple Melee
|-
!Name !! Damage !!Critical Range!! Critical Multiplier !!Damage Type !!Size !!Other
|-
|Dagger|| 1d6 ||20|| x2|| Piercing|| Tiny|| Finesse
|-
|Handaxe|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Slashing|| Small|| Finesse
|-
|Kama|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Slashing|| Small|| Finesse
|-
|Mace|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Bludgeoning|| Small|| Finesse
|-
|Sickle|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Slashing|| Small|| Finesse
|-
|Club|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Bludgeoning|| Medium||
|-
|Heavy Mace|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Bludgeoning|| Medium||
|-
|Quarterstaff|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Bludgeoning|| Large|| Finesse
|-
|Spear|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Large|| Finesse
|}

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="7"|Simple Ranged
|-
!Name !!Damage!! Critical Range!! Critical Multiplier!! Damage Type!! Size!! Other
|-
|Throwing Dagger|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Tiny||
|-
|Sling|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Bludgeoning|| Small||
|-
|Light Crossbow|| 2d8|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Small||
|-
|Shortbow|| 1d6|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Medium ||
|}

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="7"|Gauntlets
|-
!Name!!Damage!!Critical Range!!Critical Multiplier!!Damage Type!!Size!!Other
|-
|Gauntlets||1d8||20||x2||Bludgeoning||Small||Finesse, Requires Improved Unarmed Strike
|-
|Great-Gauntlets||2d6||20||x2||Bludgeoning||Large||Finesse, Requires Improved Unarmed Strike
|}

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="7"|Martial Melee
|-
!Name!!Damage!!Critical Range!!Critical Multiplier!!Damage Type!!Size!!Other
|-
|Kukri||1d8||20||x2||Slashing||Tiny||Finesse
|-
|Shortsword||1d8||20||x2||Piercing||Small||Finesse
|-
|Light Hammer||1d8||20||x2||Bludgeoning||Small||Finesse
|-
|Whip||1d8||20||x2||Slashing||Small||Finesse, Cannot be used in Off-Hand
|-
|Battleaxe||1d8||20||x2||Slashing||Medium||
|-
|Light Flail||1d8||20||x2||Bludgeoning||Medium||
|-
|Longsword||1d8||20||x2||Slashing||Medium||Finesse
|-
|Rapier||1d8||20||x2||Piercing||Medium||Finesse
|-
|Scimitar||1d8||20||x2||Slashing||Medium||Finesse
|-
|Warhammer||1d8||20||x2||Bludgeoning||Medium||
|-
|Morningstar||1d8||20||x2||Piercing||Medium||Cannot be used in Off-Hand
|-
|Bastard Sword||1d8||20||x2||Slashing||Medium||
|-
|Katana||1d8||20||x2||Slashing||Medium||Finesse
|-
|Dwarven Waraxe||1d8||20||x2||Slashing||Medium||
|-
|Greataxe||2d6||20||x2||Slashing||Large||
|-
|Greatsword||2d6||20||x2||Slashing||Large||
|-
|Halberd||2d6||20||x2||Slashing||Large||
|-
|Heavy Flail||2d6||20||x2||Bludgeoning||Large||
|-
|Maul||2d6||20||x2||Bludgeoning||Large||
|-
|Trident||2d6||20||x2||Piercing||Large||
|}

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="7"|Martial Ranged
|-
!Name!! Damage !!Critical Range!! Critical Multiplier!! Damage Type!! Size!! Other
|-
|Shuriken|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Tiny||
|-
|Throwing Axe|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Slashing|| Small||
|-
|Heavy Crossbow|| 2d10|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Medium||
|-
|Longbow|| 1d8|| 20|| x2|| Piercing|| Large||
|}

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="7"|Mystic
|-
!Name!!Damage!!Critical Range!!Critical Multiplier!!Damage Type!!Size!!Other
|-
|Casting Gauntlet||1d4||20||x2||Bludgeoning||Small||Finesse
|-
|Tome||1d4||20||x2||Bludgeoning||Medium||
|-
|Mystic Staff||1d6||20||x2||Bludgeoning||Medium||
|}

== '''Armor''' ==
In general:

*Arcane spell failure from armor does not exist.
*The combination of Base Armor AC + Dexterity Modifier Bonus cannot exceed 10.
*Shields all grant +2 AC and weigh 6.0 lbs, regardless of type. The types exist for cosmetic categorisation only.

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="6"|Light Armor
|-
!Name!!Base AC!!Max Dex Modifier!!Armor Check Penalty!!Arcane Spell Failure!!Weight
|-
|None||0||10||0||0%||1.0 lbs
|-
|Padded Armor||1||+9||-1||0%||5.0 lbs
|-
|Leather Armor||2||+8||-2||0%||10.0 lbs
|-
|Studded Leather Armor||3||+7||-3||0%||15.0 lbs
|}

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="6"|Medium Armor
|-
!Name!!Base AC!!Max Dex Modifier!!Armor Check Penalty!!Arcane Spell Failure!!Weight
|-
|Chain Shirt||4||+6||-4||0%||20.0 lbs
|-
|Chainmail Coat||5||+5||-5||0%||25.0 lbs
|-
|Breastplate||6||+4||-6||0%||30.0 lbs
|}

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="6"|Heavy Armor
|-
!Name!!Base AC!!Max Dex Modifier!!Armor Check Penalty!!Arcane Spell Failure!!Weight
|-
|Splintmail Coat||7||+3||-7||0%||35.0 lbs
|-
|Half Plate||8||+2||-8||0%||40.0 lbs
|-
|Full Plate||9||+1||-9||0%||45.0 lbs
|}

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="5"|Shields
|-
!Name!!Base AC!!Armor Check Penalty!!Arcane Spell Failure!!Weight
|-
|Buckler||2||0||0%||6.0 lbs
|-
|Large Shield||2||0||0%||6.0 lbs
|-
|Tower Shield||2||0||0%||6.0 lbs
|-
|Shield Gauntlet||2||0||0%||6.0 lbs
|}

== '''Scar-touched Items''' ==

The items and equipment produced by Forging Seeds are generated with random positive and negative properties, and can be tailored to your character using XP and Orbs.

[[File:Item_Description_Example.png |thumb|An example scar-touched item.]]

Examining a scar-touched item opens its item panel, displaying its Power, Disruption, Capacity, Weight, and every property the item holds. From this menu you may mould the item to fit your needs.

=== '''Power, Disruption, and Capacity''' ===

'''Power''' is the item's overall strength. It determines the item's Core Bonus, raises the strength of its Intrinsic properties, qualifies for Extrinsic properties the item is allowed to hold, and feeds its Capacity.

'''Disruption''' represents the item's latent instability. It fills Disrupted slots with negative properties, and subtracts directly from Capacity. On a freshly generated item, Disruption can never exceed 2/3 of Power.

'''Capacity''' is the available budget for extra Extrinsic slots and properties:

Capacity = Power - Disruption - (10 x each extra Extrinsic slot created)

Raising Power raises Capacity, lowering Disruption raises Capacity, and creating an additional Extrinsic slot costs 10 Capacity for as long as that slot exists.

=== '''Slots''' ===

Every scar-touched item has three separate kinds of slot. They do not compete with one another.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Slot type !! How many !! Notes
|-
| '''Intrinsic''' || 1 to 3, successively rarer || Chosen at the highest rank the item's Power allows, and they '''upgrade automatically''' as Power rises. They cannot be changed or removed.
|-
| '''Extrinsic''' || 1 to 4 free at generation, successively rarer || The mutable properties. Created at generation or filled with an Orb of Potential or an Orb of Extrinsics, and may be removed from the item panel. Each additional slot costs 10 Capacity.
|-
| '''Disrupted''' || 0 if Disruption is 0, otherwise [1 + Disruption/10] || Filled with negative properties drawn from the Disrupted table.
|}

A new Extrinsic slot can be created while the item has at least 10 spare Capacity. An '''empty''' Extrinsic slot can be destroyed to return that 10 Capacity, down to a minimum of one slot.

The number of Extrinsic slots an item was '''generated''' with is shown separately from its current total, both on the item panel and in the item's own description. Slots you create or destroy never change it.

=== '''Core Bonuses''' ===

Every item has a Core Bonus equal to '''one point per 10 Power, to a maximum of +5'''. It occupies no slot and costs no Capacity.

* '''Weapons''' (main hand, off-hand, ranged, and mystic) always have Enhancement Bonus.
* '''Everything else''' takes either AC or an ability score. The type is rolled at generation, with an equal chance of AC or of any one of the six ability scores.

An '''Orb of Coring''' lets you '''select''' the Core Bonus type on any non-weapon item, rather than leaving it to the roll. The choices are AC, Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma.

=== '''Capstone Bonus''' ===

Every equipped item of '''50 Power or more''' contributes '''+1 attack bonus''', to a '''maximum of +5'''. The kind of gear does not matter, so any five capstoned pieces will do.

Only worn and wielded equipment counts.

=== '''Item XP''' ===

Scar-touched items hold experience of their own, split in two:

* '''Available XP''' is the pool consumed to empower the item. Filled by transferring your own XP into the item from its panel, or from an Orb of Escrow.
* '''Invested XP''' is the total XP spent on the item thus far. An Orb of Transfusion can retrieve this, at the cost of destroying the item.

Raising Power and lowering Disruption are done from the item panel, and both are paid for out of the item's '''Available XP'''. Your own XP is never spent directly — it has to be moved into the item first, and the item then spends its own.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Action !! XP cost
|-
| Raise Power by 1 || '''Power3 / 10''' - e.g. Power 20 requires 800XP, Power 40 requires 6,400XP, and Power 80 requires 51,200XP.
|-
| Lower Disruption by 1 || '''(100 - Disruption)2''' - e.g. Disruption 40 requires 3,600XP, Disruption 20 requires 6,400XP, and Disruption 5 requires 9,025XP.
|}

Raising Power carries a '''50% chance of also adding a point of Disruption'''. Lowering Disruption past a multiple of 10 removes a Disrupted slot, and with it one of the item's negative properties, chosen from the most potent Disruption bracket present, at random if several tie. Negative properties that survive are also re-graded downwards to match the item's new Disruption.

=== '''Item Generation''' ===

Forging Seeds come in three tiers, and every item cracked out of one is rolled from that tier.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Tier !! Seed !! Power !! Disruption !! Resulting Capacity
|-
| Low || Minor || 7 + 3d4 (10-19) || 5 + 1d6 (6-11) || 4-13
|-
| Medium || Medium || 17 + 3d4 (20-29) || 8 + 1d8 (9-16) || 7-20
|-
| High || Major || 27 + 3d4 (30-39) || 11 + 1d10 (12-21) || 10-27
|}

Disruption is then clamped to at most two thirds of the rolled Power.

Cracking a seed produces one item, weighted as follows: 70% a piece of equipment drawn from the itemisation templates, 10% armour, 10% a weapon, 5% a throwable, and 5% a scroll.

=== '''Rarity''' ===

Each property roll first draws a rarity, and that draw sets the ceiling of what the roll may reach for.

Rarity also gates what an '''Orb of Extrinsics''' can reach, according to its own rarity.

=== '''Selection Logic''' ===

When a slot is filled, the system:

# Rolls a rarity, as above.
# Picks a '''property type''' at random from every type that is legal for that item slot, whose minimum Power the item meets, whose cheapest rank the remaining Capacity can afford, whose rarity is within the roll, and which the item's repeat rules still allow.
# Picks a '''rank''' of that type at random from the ones the item can afford. Intrinsic slots are the exception: they always take the highest affordable rank.
# Deducts the rank's Capacity cost, and moves on to the next slot.

Because the type is chosen before the rank, a family with fifty entries is no more likely to appear than one with three. Skills and saves do not crowd out the rest of the table.

'''Repeat rules''' are set per property type, and come in three strengths:

* '''Not repeatable''' - one property of that type on the item, full stop.
* '''Repeatable, one per subtype''' - one bonus per skill, per save, per damage type, and so on. Different subtypes may all appear.
* '''Repeatable, but not at the same rank''' - the same subtype may appear more than once, provided the ranks differ.

Two further constraints apply: '''Increased Charges''' can only be rolled onto an item that already has a spell, and likewise '''Reduced Charges''' only onto an item that has one to reduce.

Disrupted properties are chosen the same way, keyed to Disruption instead of Power, except that once a type is chosen the system always takes the '''highest''' Disruption bracket the item qualifies for.

=== '''Charges''' ===

Casting a spell from an item costs charges equal to that spell's innate level.

An item's '''maximum''' charges are the sum of the innate levels of every Cast Spell property on it, plus any Increased Charges, minus any Reduced Charges, floored at zero. An item with a level 3 spell and a level 2 spell therefore holds 5 charges.

Charges are restored:

* '''Fully''', by resting while the item is equipped.
* '''By half''', when you stabilise.

=== '''Stacking Caps''' ===

'''Maneuver DC''' and '''Spell DC''' bonuses are each capped at a net '''+5''' across all your equipment, after any Disrupted penalties have been subtracted. Everything else stacks normally.

=== '''Item Names''' ===

A scar-touched item is named for its Capacity at the time of the last change, in the form ''<Adjective> Scar-Touched <item> [+Power/-Disruption]''.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Capacity !! Adjective
|-
| 8 or less || Crude
|-
| 9-14 || Common
|-
| 15-21 || Superior
|-
| 22-29 || Exceptional
|-
| 30 or more || Masterpiece
|}

== '''Orbs''' ==

=== '''Craftable Orbs''' ===

These are brewed at the crafting bench. Every one costs '''10 scrap''' plus the ichor listed.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Orb !! Ichor !! Effect
|-
| '''Orb of Potential''' || 1 Red, 1 Green, 1 Blue || Rolls a new Extrinsic property into a free slot, within the item's spare Capacity. Requires an empty Extrinsic slot.
|-
| '''Orb of Transference''' || 2 Blue, 1 Red || Absorbs all properties, Power, and Disruption from an item, to be transferred onto another of the same type.
|-
| '''Orb of Coring''' || 1 Red, 1 Green, 1 Blue || Lets you select the Core Bonus type of a non-weapon item: AC, Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma.
|-
| '''Orb of Transfusion''' || 1 Red, 1 Green, 1 Blue || Extracts either the XP (Available and Invested both) or the Power and Disruption from an item, destroying it, and transfers the result into another item. Overwriting Power and Disruption returns the target's Invested XP to its Available XP. Consumed once it transfers.
|-
| '''Orb of Conversion''' || 2 Red, 1 Green || Converts forging seeds into XP: 10XP per Minor, 20XP per Medium, and 30XP per Major, up to 78,000XP. Uses one charge per 10XP converted. You may gain at most 5,000XP from conversion orbs before you must diminish a scar to use one again. Must be used near the Well.
|-
| '''Orb of Escrow''' || 2 Green, 1 Blue || Lets you choose a level to drop down to, and banks the XP you earn while lowered. The banked XP can then be poured into a piece of equipment. Ending the escrow restores you to the level you started from.
|}

=== '''Orbs of Extrinsics''' ===

An Orb of Extrinsics lets you pick and apply any valid Extrinsic property the item can support. They come in rarity 1, 2, and 3 variants, and the variant sets how deep into the rarity tiers you may reach.

They cannot be brewed. Instead, declining the result of an '''Orb of Potential''' grants a '''Shard of Extrinsics'''. Collect '''100 Shards''' and they coalesce into a single Orb of Extrinsics.

=== '''Retired Orbs''' ===

The '''Orb of Infusion''', '''Orb of Stability''', and '''Orb of Abrogation''' have been retired.

== '''Property Tables''' ==

=== '''Extrinsic Properties''' ===

Each rank costs the listed Capacity, and cannot appear until the item reaches the listed Power. All are Rarity 1 unless noted.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Property !! Rank !! Capacity !! Min Power !! Repeat !! Item Slots
|-
| rowspan="5" | '''Skill Bonus'''
| +1
| 1
| 1
| rowspan="5" | Once per skill
| rowspan="5" | Head, Chest, Boots, Arms, Cloak, Ring, Neck, Belt
|-
| +2
| 2
| 10
|-
| +3
| 3
| 20
|-
| +4
| 4
| 75
|-
| +5
| 5
| 85
|-
| rowspan="5" | '''Saves vs Specific'''
| +1
| 1
| 1
| rowspan="5" | Once per save type
| rowspan="5" | Varies by save, see reference
|-
| +2
| 2
| 10
|-
| +3
| 3
| 20
|-
| +4
| 4
| 60
|-
| +5
| 5
| 80
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''General Saves'''
| +1
| 7
| 10
| rowspan="4" | No
| rowspan="4" | Will: Head. Fortitude: Chest. Reflex: Cloak
|-
| +2
| 12
| 20
|-
| +3
| 17
| 65
|-
| +4
| 22
| 85
|-
| '''Ability Score'''
| +1
| 10
| 1
| No
| Ring, Neck
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Bonus HP'''
| 1/2 HD
| 4
| 10
| rowspan="4" | No
| rowspan="4" | Head, Chest, Boots, Arms, Cloak, Belt
|-
| 1 HD
| 8
| 20
|-
| 1 1/2 HD
| 12
| 40
|-
| 2 HD
| 16
| 70
|-
| rowspan="3" | '''Stability'''
| +1
| 2
| 1
| rowspan="3" | No
| rowspan="3" | Head, Chest, Boots, Arms, Cloak, Ring, Neck, Belt
|-
| +2
| 4
| 10
|-
| +3
| 6
| 20
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''Damage Immunity'''
| 5%
| 4
| 10
| rowspan="2" | Once per damage type
| rowspan="2" | Varies by type, see reference
|-
| 10%
| 8
| 20
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''DR Threshold'''
| 10%
| 6
| 10
| rowspan="4" | No
| rowspan="4" | Head, Chest, Neck, Belt
|-
| 15%
| 13
| 30
|-
| 20%
| 20
| 50
|-
| 25%
| 27
| 70
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Stamina'''
| 10%
| 10
| 10
| rowspan="4" | No
| rowspan="4" | Chest, Boots, Belt
|-
| 15%
| 20
| 30
|-
| 20%
| 30
| 50
|-
| 25%
| 40
| 70
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Dash Speed'''
| 5%
| 10
| 1
| rowspan="4" | No
| rowspan="4" | Boots, Cloak
|-
| 10%
| 20
| 30
|-
| 15%
| 30
| 60
|-
| 20%
| 40
| 80
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Weight Reduction'''
| 80%
| 2
| 1
| rowspan="4" | No
| rowspan="4" | All except Off-Hand
|-
| 60%
| 4
| 10
|-
| 40%
| 6
| 20
|-
| 20%
| 8
| 30
|-
| rowspan="5" | '''Class Resource'''
| 10%
| 14
| 10
| rowspan="5" | Once per resource
| rowspan="5" | Chest, Neck, Belt
|-
| 15%
| 28
| 30
|-
| 20%
| 42
| 50
|-
| 25%
| 56
| 70
|-
| 30%
| 70
| 90
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Generation'''
| 10%
| 15
| 15
| rowspan="4" | No
| rowspan="4" | Arms, Ring, Neck
|-
| 15%
| 30
| 40
|-
| 20%
| 45
| 65
|-
| 25%
| 60
| 90
|-
| rowspan="3" | '''Well Water Charges'''
| +1
| 15
| 15
| rowspan="3" | No
| rowspan="3" | Chest, Belt
|-
| +2
| 30
| 45
|-
| +3
| 45
| 75
|-
| rowspan="5" | '''Extra Maneuvers'''
| +1
| 4
| 1
| rowspan="5" | No
| rowspan="5" | Boots, Arms, Ring, Neck, Belt
|-
| +2
| 8
| 20
|-
| +3
| 12
| 40
|-
| +4
| 16
| 60
|-
| +5
| 20
| 80
|-
| rowspan="5" | '''Extra Metamagic'''
| +1
| 4
| 1
| rowspan="5" | No
| rowspan="5" | Boots, Arms, Ring, Neck, Belt
|-
| +2
| 8
| 20
|-
| +3
| 12
| 40
|-
| +4
| 16
| 60
|-
| +5
| 20
| 80
|-
| rowspan="5" | '''Maneuver DC'''
| +1
| 10
| 1
| rowspan="5" | No, capped at +5 net
| rowspan="5" | Boots, Arms, Ring, Neck, Belt
|-
| +2
| 16
| 20
|-
| +3
| 21
| 40
|-
| +4
| 25
| 60
|-
| +5
| 28
| 80
|-
| rowspan="5" | '''Spell DC'''
| +1
| 10
| 1
| rowspan="5" | No, capped at +5 net
| rowspan="5" | Boots, Arms, Ring, Neck, Belt, Mystic Weapon
|-
| +2
| 16
| 20
|-
| +3
| 21
| 40
|-
| +4
| 25
| 60
|-
| +5
| 28
| 80
|-
| rowspan="5" | '''Bonus Spell Slot'''
| L1
| 6
| 1
| rowspan="5" | Once per class and level
| rowspan="5" | Boots, Arms, Ring, Neck, Belt
|-
| L2
| 12
| 10
|-
| L3
| 18
| 20
|-
| L4
| 24
| 30
|-
| L5
| 30
| 40
|-
| rowspan="3" | '''Cast Spell'''
| L1
| 6
| 1
| rowspan="3" | Once per spell
| rowspan="3" | Varies by spell
|-
| L2
| 12
| 10
|-
| L3
| 18
| 20
|-
| rowspan="6" | '''Increased Charges'''
| +1
| 2
| 1
| rowspan="6" | No, and requires an existing spell
| rowspan="6" | All except Off-Hand
|-
| +2
| 4
| 10
|-
| +3
| 6
| 20
|-
| +4
| 8
| 40
|-
| +5
| 10
| 60
|-
| +6
| 12
| 80
|-
| rowspan="3" | '''Rune Damage'''
| 1d8
| 3
| 1
| rowspan="3" | No
| rowspan="3" | Melee, Ranged, Mystic Weapon
|-
| 1d10
| 6
| 10
|-
| 1d12
| 9
| 20
|-
| rowspan="3" | '''Oil Damage'''
| 1d6
| 2
| 1
| rowspan="3" | No
| rowspan="3" | Melee, Ranged Weapon
|-
| 1d8
| 4
| 10
|-
| 1d10
| 6
| 20
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''Massive Criticals'''
| 1d10
| 8
| 1
| rowspan="2" | No
| rowspan="2" | Melee, Ranged Weapon
|-
| 2d10
| 10
| 10
|-
| '''Sneak Attack'''
| +1d6
| 10
| 1
| No
| Melee, Ranged Weapon
|}

'''Bonus Spell Slot''' is available to Bard, Cleric, Druid, Sorcerer, and Wizard at levels 1 to 5. Paladin and Ranger have levels 1 to 3 only, at a stiffer Power requirement: L1 @ 1, L2 @ 20, and L3 @ 40.

==== '''Percentage Damage Bonuses''' ====

Appear on Arms, Melee Weapon, Ring, and Ranged Weapon; the spell-related lines also appear on Mystic Weapon.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Applies to !! Bonus !! Capacity !! Min Power !! Rarity
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''Attacks'''
| 5%
| 30
| 15
| rowspan="2" | 3
|-
| 10%
| 40
| 35
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''Spells'''
| 5%
| 30
| 15
| rowspan="2" | 3
|-
| 10%
| 40
| 35
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''All'''
| 5%
| 40
| 15
| rowspan="2" | 3
|-
| 10%
| 50
| 35
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Spells (AoE)'''
| 5%
| 15
| 15
| rowspan="4" | 2
|-
| 10%
| 30
| 40
|-
| 15%
| 45
| 65
|-
| 20%
| 60
| 90
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Spells (Persistent AoE)'''
| 5%
| 15
| 15
| rowspan="4" | 2
|-
| 10%
| 30
| 40
|-
| 15%
| 45
| 65
|-
| 20%
| 60
| 90
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Spells (Single Target)'''
| 5%
| 15
| 15
| rowspan="4" | 2
|-
| 10%
| 30
| 40
|-
| 15%
| 45
| 65
|-
| 20%
| 60
| 90
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Retaliation'''
| 5%
| 15
| 15
| rowspan="4" | 2
|-
| 10%
| 30
| 40
|-
| 15%
| 45
| 65
|-
| 20%
| 60
| 90
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Cleave Attacks'''
| 10%
| 5
| 10
| rowspan="4" | 1
|-
| 15%
| 10
| 30
|-
| 20%
| 15
| 50
|-
| 25%
| 20
| 70
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Attacks of Opportunity'''
| 10%
| 5
| 10
| rowspan="4" | 1
|-
| 15%
| 10
| 30
|-
| 20%
| 15
| 50
|-
| 25%
| 20
| 70
|-
| rowspan="4" | '''Spells of a given level (0-5)'''
| 10%
| 5
| 10
| rowspan="4" | 1
|-
| 15%
| 10
| 30
|-
| 20%
| 15
| 50
|-
| 25%
| 20
| 70
|}

=== '''Disrupted Properties''' ===

Negative properties are drawn from this table according to the item's Disruption. Unless a slot restriction is noted, they can land on anything.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Property !! Rank !! Min Disruption !! Repeat !! Item Slots
|-
| rowspan="3" | '''Increase Weight'''
| +5lbs
| 1
| rowspan="3" | No
| rowspan="3" | All except Ranged Weapon
|-
| +10lbs
| 10
|-
| +15lbs
| 15
|-
| rowspan="3" | '''Skill Penalty'''
| -2
| 1
| rowspan="3" | Once per skill
| rowspan="3" | Head, Chest, Boots, Arms, Cloak, Ring, Neck, Belt
|-
| -4
| 10
|-
| -6
| 15
|-
| rowspan="3" | '''Saves vs Specific Penalty'''
| -2
| 1
| rowspan="3" | Once per save type
| rowspan="3" | All
|-
| -4
| 10
|-
| -6
| 15
|-
| rowspan="3" | '''General Save Penalty'''
| -1
| 1
| rowspan="3" | Once per save
| rowspan="3" | All
|-
| -2
| 10
|-
| -3
| 15
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''Damage Vulnerability'''
| 5%
| 10
| rowspan="2" | Once per damage type
| rowspan="2" | All
|-
| 10%
| 15
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''Reduced HP'''
| 1/2 HD
| 10
| rowspan="2" | No
| rowspan="2" | All
|-
| 1 HD
| 15
|-
| rowspan="3" | '''Reduced Stability'''
| -1
| 1
| rowspan="3" | No
| rowspan="3" | All
|-
| -2
| 10
|-
| -3
| 15
|-
| rowspan="3" | '''Reduced Charges'''
| -1
| 1
| rowspan="3" | No, and requires an existing spell
| rowspan="3" | All
|-
| -2
| 10
|-
| -3
| 15
|-
| '''Reduced Maneuvers'''
| -1
| 10
| No
| All
|-
| '''Reduced Metamagic'''
| -1
| 10
| No
| All
|-
| '''Reduced Maneuver DC'''
| -1
| 10
| No
| All
|-
| '''Reduced Spell DC'''
| -1
| 10
| No
| All
|}

Note that the positive save and immunity properties are restricted to particular slots, but their negative counterparts are not.

== '''Reference Tables''' ==

=== '''Skills''' ===

Skill bonuses may target any skills, and all non-weapon slots can carry any of them.

=== '''Saves''' ===

Which '''Saves vs Specific''' bonus an item can roll depends on its slot.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Slot !! Specific Saves !! General Saves
|-
| Head || Mind Affecting, Psychic || Will
|-
| Chest || Necrotic, Sonic || Fortitude
|-
| Boots || Force, Lightning || .
|-
| Arms || Acid || .
|-
| Cloak || Cold, Fire || Reflex
|-
| Ring || . || .
|-
| Neck || Fear, Radiant || .
|-
| Belt || Disease, Poison || .
|}

=== '''Damage Immunity''' ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Slot !! Damage Immunity
|-
| Head || Psychic, Radiant, Sonic
|-
| Chest || Acid, Force, Lightning
|-
| Cloak || Cold, Fire, Necrotic
|}

=== '''Generation''' ===

Generation properties come in the form of Healing, Temporary HP, and DR Absorption.

Playable Races

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Players can choose from 7 races when making their character.

In general:

* The once human-only trait of a bonus 1st level feat is applied to all races.
* "Half" races such as Half-orc or half-elf do not exist. The offspring of mixed parentage will take on the physiology of the mother.
* All ability scores start at 10. Every character receives 20 points to spend on raising ability scores at character creation.
** Ability scores may not be raised above 16 at this point.
* Racial ability bonuses/penalties do not exist. Characters will instead be given 4 attribute points to distribute shortly after entering the game world.

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<div id="Human">

=== Human ===

Humans are the most adaptable of the player races. Skin shades range from nearly black to very pale, hair from black to blond, and facial hair from sparse to thick.

Records of human populations are present in almost every discovery regarding the old civilizations and settlements, with naming styles as varied as the people and cultures that made up humanity.

'''Special Abilities:''' 
* '''Skilled''': Humans are adaptable, receiving +1 skill point per level.

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<div id="Dwarf">

=== Dwarf ===

Dwarves are known for their affinity with stone, and possess a sixth sense to perceive things when they are able to feel vibrations through touching a stone or earthen surface. They also possess a sensitive palette and olfactory senses that seems specifically honed to aspects of the air, allowing them to sense when the air within a mineshaft isn't pure or is dangerous to their wellbeing. They stand just 4 to 4 and a half feet tall, but are broad and compactly built, almost as wide as they are tall. Dwarven skin varies from a deep tan to light brown, with varied hair of blacks, grays, or browns.

It is believed that various dwarven clan holds existed in the far hills and mountains, and there are records of dwarves living among the old civilizations primarily as tradesmen and frontiersmen. Their special sense afforded them chief positions among prospectors and architects, with many of their trademark stonework still standing many centuries later as forgotten ruins.

Those who did not adopt the naming conventions of the settlements they inhabited utilized traditional dwarven names, usually consisting of a given and family name. In especially formal introductions, dwarves might mention their clan as well.

Example given names: Adrik, Barn, Fargrim, Dagnal, Gurdis, Kathra, Tobera, Vistra.

Example family names: Balderk, Gudtrik, Holderhek, Loderr, Torunn, Ungart

'''Special Abilities:''' 
* '''Hardiness''': Dwarves are particularly hardy, receiving increased hit points of 1 additional hit die per 2 character levels. 
* '''Darkvision''': Dwarves are able to see in the dark.

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<div id="Elf">

=== Elf ===

Elves possess hyper attuned senses that allow them to enter a meditative trance when they need to attain a heightened sense of awareness and focus on a particular task. These senses are a double edged sword, as elves typically need to consciously dull their senses when entering crowded areas lest their minds become overwhelmed with environmental sensations. How elves interpret colors, sounds, and sensations might seem totally alien in description when relating to a different race. They do not experience "reverie" as elves in other fantasy settings use in place of sleeping.

From what limited knowledge the Risen have gathered the elves were a private people overall, despite records indicating that they lived among the the various settlements. They only formed close bonds with family and particularly dependable friends, as their longevity provided them many opportunities for disappointment. It was common for elves to use their senses and trances to dedicate themselves wholly to a craft or profession to avoid a forlorn and prolonged existence - it has been theorized that elves were among the first to wield Power in an obvious magical manner.

Elves are slim and stand 4 and a half to 5 and a half feet tall. They tend to be pale-skinned and dark-haired with vivid eye colors. They have no facial or body hair, and possess unearthly grace. They live to be over several hundred years old.

They typically had unique names among their people that followed a given and family name structure. Examples: Aelrindel, Ailmar, Afamrail, Briareth, Daealla, Eladtithas, Elenwe, Fildaerae, Ilythyrra, Leilatha, Maiele, Nylaathria, Orym, Saevel, Seiveril, Talindra, Tassarion.

'''Special Abilities:''' 
* '''Keen Senses''': Elves make active Investigation and Perception checks automatically and with no movement penalties. 
* '''Low-Light Vision''': Allows them to see better than normal in the dark.

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<div id="Gnome">

=== Gnome ===

Gnomes possess an uncanny talent for manipulating delicate objects with their hands and understanding the makeup of things with an intuitive sense. They stand between 3 to 3 and a half feet tall, with skin that ranges from dark tan to woody brown. Their hair is fair, and their eyes are often some shade of blue. Gnomes are believed to live well past their hundreds.

Lore regarding the existence of gnomes around Risenholm is typically more difficult to discover than the other races. There are traces of the people living among the settlements much in the way of halflings, but for the most part they appeared to number in the minority within a given population. It has been discovered that gnomes once lived in small villages among the lakelands, thriving despite the harsh environment and whispers of a monstrous fey presence always lurking nearby.

Gnomish names are varied, though tend to stick to a 2 or 3 syllable naming scheme. As gnomish lore is difficult to uncover, it is uncertain whether their surname was a mention of clan or tribe or simply a family name. Examples: Alston, Alvyn, Boddynock, Brocc, Burgell, Dimble, Eldon, Erky, Fabella, Fonkin, Frug, Gerbo, Gimble, Glim, Jebeddo, Kellen, Namfoodle, Nissa, Orryn, Roondar, Seebo, Sindri, Tana, Warryn, Wrenn, Zook.

'''Special Abilities:''' 
* '''Fade Away''': The gnomes possess an affinity for illusions, and may use this feat to consume 3 Metamagic to receive the effects of an Invisibility spell.

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<div id="Halfling">

=== Halfling ===

Halflings are clever, capable and resourceful survivors. They are notoriously curious, and show a daring that many larger people cannot match. They have ruddy skin, hair that is black and straight, and brown or black eyes. Halflings stand about 3 feet tall and commonly live to 150 years or so.

Much of the unearthed history regarding the past civilizations in and around the Suthwood indicate a healthy population of halflings among the various settlements. They were a hardy people who favored more rural environments and were prolific practitioners of horticulture and survivalists, with many of the technologies that needed to be "rediscovered" being relics and artifacts of halfling size and make that were found in nearby ruins.

Halflings typically followed the naming style of the settlements they inhabited. For the most part they followed a first and surname structure, though occasionally there are references to halflings with a singular name among particularly rural and traditional communities. Example names: Alaric, Branton, Caldwell, Drogon, Oscar, Thomas, Olivia, Amelia, Charlotte, Gilly, Evelynn, Tasha.

'''Special Abilities:''' 
* '''Grounded''': Halflings are well-known for their down-to-earth ways, and receive +1 Stability per character level.

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<div id="HalfElf">

=== Triton ===

Tritons are large, amphibious humanoids and rank as the tallest of the player races, averaging 6 and a half feet in height. They have smooth, silvery-blue skin, and hair that is a shade of blue or green. Their facial features are unusually varied compared to other races, and many possess horns of varying shapes and sizes. Their fingers and toes are often webbed, and many prefer to keep their hands and feet bare. Most live for around 200 years.

Gathered lore and knowledge about the ancient triton people show them as primarily living within coastal "protectorates" when they weren't living among other civilizations. They were assumed to have excelled at coastal fishing and small naval craft operation for trading or raiding due to the designs and size of the ruined naval technology and ancient boat ruins discovered in the nearby coastlines.

Most triton names have 2 or 3 syllables. Their home protectorates were used as a surname with the name that is formed by adding a vowel followed by a "th" to the end of the protectorate's name. Having no knowledge of their protectorate other than name, most Risen who have integrated into the village prefer to use their given name alone. Examples: Keros, Molos, Nalos, Vodos, Zunis, Corus, Delnis, Jhimas, Otanyn, Shalryn, Vlaryn, Wolyn, Aryn, Belthyn, Duthyn, Feloren.

'''Special Abilities:''' 
* '''Amphibious Athletes''': Natural dwellers of the seas and oceans, the Triton race may breathe underwater without aid, and receive no movement speed penalty for wading through water hazards. They additionally receive a +60% bonus to their maximum Stamina capacity. 
* '''Low-Light Vision''': Allows them to see better than normal in the dark.

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<div id="HalfOrc">

=== Orc ===

Orcs are one of the largest of the playable races, averaging over 6 feet in height. While tritons are typically taller, orcs are generally heavier and more muscular in build. They are known for having powerful, bulky frames and possess an almost natural aptitude for battle.

Their hues of hair and skin vary even more widely than humans, and their features are often intruded upon by tusk-like teeth protruding from the jaw. Orcs live approximately 60 years.

Recently collected fragments of knowledge of the western plains has revealed a potential connection to the nomadic people who lived among the steppes. These tribes of orcs seemed to give services as guides to travelers seeking to cross the plains and offered fine silk native to the region in trade to nearby settlements - usually as luxurious garments or pieces of intricately woven fabrics to ward off The Sleeping Gods. While game and space was plentiful in the steppes, these tribes favored sportlike competition between khans to settle various disputes - some have claimed that the prophet Shentar originated or spent time with the tribes in life and helped shape this aspect of their culture.

Orcs typically received a single name when born, and would refer to the name of their tribe much like a surname. Examples: Arban, Batuhan, Dzhambul, Erden, Erhi, Muunokhoi, Nekhii, Sarnai, Taban, Timur, Yuul.

'''Special Abilities:''' 
* '''Powerful Build''': Orcs are possessed of a physique well-suited to traversing long distances, reducing the Stamina cost of their Dash by half. 
* '''Darkvision''': Orcs are able to see in the dark.

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Playable Races

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Playable Races

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