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- Armor: Any
- Alignment: Law (common), Neutral (uncommon), Chaos (rare)
- Languages: Knows one additional language
- Infravision 60'
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- - Weapons: Dagger, javelin, lance, longbow, longsword, shortbow, short sword, staff, spear, and two-handed sword
- Armor: Elves often wear Mithril armor, even though it hinders spellcasting.
- Alignment: Law (rare), Neutral (common), Chaos (common)
- Languages: Knows Common, Elvish, & one other language. Also knows one additional language for every point of Int modifier
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- Max spell level: Based on the level of the Elf
- Max spells known: Based on the level of the Elf
- New spells: Can be of any level for which the elf is eligible, must choose the level before randomly rolling for the spell. Higher level spells are more difficult to cast.
- - 1st level: Knows 3 spells, randomly determined; Also knows Invoke Patron and Patron Bond
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- Elf may not wear iron armor or bear the touch of iron weapons for extended periods, this will cause 1 HP of damage per day of direct contact
- Due to iron sensitivity, Elves at 1st level may purchase one piece of armor and one weapon made from mithril at no additional cost.
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- Luck: - +4 bonus to detect secret doors
- At 1st level, elf may choose to apply luck modifier to spell checks for ONE spell of their choosing
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- Action Dice: An elf’s action die can be used for attacks or spell checks at any level. At 5th level, an elf can cast two spells in a single round, the first with a d20 spell check and the second with a d14; or they can make two attacks, the first with a d20 attack roll and the second with a d14; or they may combine an attack with a spell check. Note that the results of mercurial magic may modify the action dice based on the dice chain.
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- Languages: Knows one additional language
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- Alignment: Law (uncommon), Neutral (common), Chaos (common)
Survival : Add your Survival Die to all non-combat tasks related to surviving in the wilds and wastes such as finding safe food, finding clean water, avoiding environmental hazards, identifying dangerous creatures, navigation through the wastes, etc.. In addition, the mutant can add their Survival Die to all Saves involving toxins, radiation, and environmental effects.
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- Alignment: Neutral
- Languages: Common, Draconic
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- Gains a die roll for spell checks when casting from an item or scroll
- The Judge can rule if the player gains an Intelligence or Personality modifier based on the item or spell being used.
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- For every hour you are exposed to extreme cold, the dice used for checks are reduced by one step until none are left.
- Once the dice are reduced below d3, the character cannot move and you will take environmental damage until dead.
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- At low levels, Robots are immune to mind affecting spells and effects, though as the robot advances, its positronic brain becomes more sentient, making it more vulnerable to such effects.
- Robots suffer double damage from spells or effects that specifically damage metal or other inanimate substances.
- Robots receive a -4 penalty to saving throws for spells or effects that specifically damage metal or other inanimate substances.
- - Robots cannot be healed, only repaired
- Technomancy: Appearing as somewhere between science and magic, robots wield powers (protocols) from ages beyond the ancestors of men
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- Additional protocols must be found and integrated into the robot’s positronic brain, though as that brain expands through experience, robots receive additional memory with which to store these complex processes.
- Patrons must be chosen from the supernatural beings from the dimension of Mechanix.
- Manifestation of protocols is decidedly technological.
- - Robots receive two starting protocols>
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- 3 dice: Major Malfunction (Recover from deactivation, major positronic brain damage, multiple limb loss, magical damage to multiple components, full failure of any technological device)
- 5 dice: Cybernetic Healing (healing a “meat unit” by technological means)
- - 2 dice: Malfunction (Loss of subsystems such as ocular or auditory units, single limb, or minor malfunction/damage to any technological device)
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- Heals up to 5 dice of hit points in the living thing
- Causes a temporary loss of 1 Stamina point and 1 Personality point per application to the living thing’s body
- On a malfunction (natural 1), the living thing takes 2d6 damage to hit points, and if still living, takes 1d3 permanent Stamina and Personality damage.
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- The Sword of my Father: Some Savages come from famous lineages of heroes, shamans, tricksters, and the like, and often bear a token of that lineage, handed down through the generations. It could be a mighty sword, a lucky fetish, a golden torque, or any other object. When using this object, the Savage character may apply a +1d3 modifier to a single kind of roll (attack, Luck, a single type of save, etc.). However, the loss of the object will result in a loss of 1d6 Luck, permanently. The GM work with the player to determine what the item is, and also should determine what happens if the object is destroyed.
- Companion Beast: You have an animal companion. The companion is a prime (see p. 382 of DCC Core Rulebook) of a mundane species such as a dingo, coyote, wolf, wildcat, bear, bird, horse, or other such creature of no more than 3HD. The creature is a boon companion, smarter than others of its ilk, and fiercely protective. But you must guard your companion’s back, for such friends are not bought but earned. The loss of an animal companion results in the loss of 2 points of Luck, permanently, and the savage character must quest for a new one.
- Mighty Thews: You are incredibly strong for your size. You may roll an additional 1d6 for your Strength attribute and add the result permanently (up to 18 max).
- Dancer's Grace: You are light on your feet and incredibly agile. You may roll an additional 1d6 for your Agility attribute and add the result permanently (up to 18 max).
- Shaman: You have congress with mystical beings drawing upon their fell powers. You may learn Patron Bond and Invoke Patron, along with the relevant patron spells (as Wizard of equivalent level). You may bond more than one patron, but will be subject to all effects of patron taint and any other obligations incurred, and may not learn more spells than a wizard of your level, minus 1.
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- - Weapons: Dagger, club, spear, short sword, long sword, mace, battle axe, dart, hand axe, javelin, short bow, long bow, sling, blowgun, and staff
- Armor: Any, but prefers going unArmored or with no better than Hide
- Alignment: Law (uncommon), Neutral (common), Chaos (common)
- Reasonable Armor
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- - Armor bonus equal to Class Level
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- Child of Nature
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- +5 to Stealth checks outdoors
- +5 to Climb checks
- +5 to Find food or water outdoors
- +5 to Tracking outdoors
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- - Weapons: Blowgun, Crossbow, Dagger, Dart, Javelin, Bastard Sword, Mace, Short Bow, Short Sword, Spear, Staff, and Two Handed Swords
- Armor: Studded Leather or Chain
- Alignment: Lawful
- Sentinel Skills
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- Luck: Sentinels are ever alert to danger and are difficult to surprise
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- In a situation where any would have the drop on the Sentinel, or when the Sentinel would need to rely on perception, they may add their Luck bonus to the Skill Check.
- - In a situation where any would have the drop on the Sentinel, or when the Sentinel would need to rely on perception, they may add their Luck bonus to the Skill Check.
- The Vow of Obscura: Allows the Sentinel to move amongst the people without notice or involvement
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- Sentinels take the Vow once leaving their temples to begin missionary work
- The Vow demands that the Sentinel remains in the shadows to observe and evaluate, only making themselves known if there is injustice to be found.
- The Vow of Obscura is the art of being invisible.
- - Sentinels take the Vow once leaving their temples to begin missionary work
- Mark of the Sentinel: The spirit of their gods flow through those who have taken up his cause and serve justice in his name
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- +2 to all saves: Due to tedious training, conditioning, and mental discipline learned while in service at the temples
- - +2 to all saves: Due to tedious training, conditioning, and mental discipline learned while in service at the temples
- Smite: A powerful hit can stun your foes
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- When the Sentinel's attack roll is 20 or higher (not natural), the target must make a Fort save equal to 10 + the Sentinel's level or be stunned by the hit for 1d6 rounds.
- While stunned, the opponent cannot take any actions (move or otherwise)
- The stunned foe may make subsequent Saves each round to shake free of the stun
- - When the Sentinel's attack roll is 20 or higher (not natural), the target must make a Fort save equal to 10 + the Sentinel's level or be stunned by the hit for 1d6 rounds.
- The Vow of Poverty: Sentinels have taken a vow to carry no more than is actually needed to survive in the wastelands.
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- Only enough coin (or treasure) that can be carried on their person
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- Tracking through the wastes is the specialty of the Sentinel
- Sentinels aren't as skilled trying to track within a city of town
- - This ability is used to either find a fleeing foe, tracks, or trails to lead him to a slaver’s hold
- - Luck: Sentinels are ever alert to danger and are difficult to surprise
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- - Weapons: Daggers, Clubs, Staves, Hand Axes, Crossbows, Pistols and Rifles of any Era, Grenades and Explosives of any Era
- Armor: Any
- Alignment:
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- Great at: Vehicle Repair
- Good at: Use Alien Tech, Weapon Tinkering
- Average at: Computer Use, General Tech
- Okay at: Bot Repair
- - Great at: Vehicle Repair
- Lawful (uncommon): Obsessed with theoretical science
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- Great at: General Tech, Use Alien Tech
- Good at: Computer Use
- Average at: Bot Repair, Vehicle Repair
- Okay at: Weapon Tinkering
- - Great at: General Tech, Use Alien Tech
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- Great at: Weapon Tinkering
- Good at: Bot Repair
- Average at: Computer Use, Vehicle Repair, Use Alien Tech
- Okay at: General Tech
- - Great at: Weapon Tinkering
- - Neutral (common): Has unbiased nature of scientific understanding
- Jury Rigging Skills
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- Weapon Tinkering DC Checks: With this you can repair damaged weapons so that they will work again, for a while
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- DC 5: Clearing gun jams, sharpening blades, and heavy maintenance
- DC 10/15: Fixing broken weapons with kit bashed parts, DC changes depending on the severity of the damage and what parts are available
- DC 25-35: Building a gun entirely out of scrap. You can also attempt to manufacture functional ammunition for guns
- - DC 5: Clearing gun jams, sharpening blades, and heavy maintenance
- Bot Repair DC Checks: While creating a robot from scratch is beyond the ken of most people, you can fix and reprogram them with some success
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- DC 5: Reprogramming a simple servant bot
- DC 10: Reprogramming a construction or manufacturing class bot; Fixing minor damage (less than 25% of the total hp for the bot) and requires access to good scrap; Salvaging useful parts from Bots
- DC 15: Reprogramming a security and combat bot; Fixing major damage (between 25% to 75% of the total hp for the bot) also requires specialized parts, tools, and lots of time
- DC 20+: Reprogramming a self aware bot; Bots damaged beyond 75% of their hp, depending on the damage done to them, again requiring specialized parts, tools, and lots of time
- - DC 5: Reprogramming a simple servant bot
- Computer Use DC Checks: Despite the variety of cosmic radiation and electromagnetic disturbances caused by the cataclysm, many computers survived. This skill allows you to attempt to hack into, utilize, and program computers you encounter
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- DC 10+: Programming a computer increases based on what the program does and how many computer resources it needs to run
- DC 10-15: Accessing personal or public computers depending of the level of security running
- DC 15-20: Accessing Mainframes and supercomputers depending of the level of security running
- DC 20+: Accessing Self aware systems depending of the level of security running
- If the computer is being actively monitored for suspicious activity, add +1d5 to the DC
- - DC 10+: Programming a computer increases based on what the program does and how many computer resources it needs to run
- Vehicle Repair DC Checks: Although many no longer run on petroleum fuels, motor vehicles are still widely used by many societies that can keep them functional. Despite not being considered “high science”, you are capable of acting as a mechanic, if only to earn room and board
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- DC 5: Basic vehicle maintenance
- DC 10: Fixing minor damage (less than 30% of the total hp for the vehicle) and requires access to good scrap; Salvaging useful parts from Vehicles
- DC 15-20: Fixing major damage (between 30% to 90% of the total hp for the vehicle) or changing what kind of fuel it uses requires specialized parts, tools, and lots of time
- DC 20+: Vehicles damaged beyond 90% of their hp, depending on the damage done to them, again requiring specialized parts, tools, and lots of time
- - DC 5: Basic vehicle maintenance
- General Tech DC Checks: This is the catch-all category for any terrestrial technology that you might encounter that is not already covered by another skill
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- - Weapons: Blackjack, blowgun, crossbow, dagger, dart, garrote, longsword, short sword, sling, and staff
- Armor: Thieves are careful in their choice of armor, as it affects the use of their skills.
- Languages: Thieves Cant
- Alignment:
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- Neutral (common): Path of the Swindler
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- Great at: Sneak, Pick pocket, Climb, Forge document
- Good at: Hide, Pick lock, Find trap, Disable trap, Cast spell from scroll
- Average at: Backstab, Read languages
- Okay at: Disguise self, Handle poison
- - Great at: Sneak, Pick pocket, Climb, Forge document
- Lawful (common): Path of the Boss
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- Great at: Hide, Climb, Find trap, Disable trap
- Good at: Backstab, Sneak, Pick pocket, Pick lock
- Average at: Disguise self, Handle poison, Cast spell from scroll
- Okay at: Forge document, Read languages
- - Great at: Hide, Climb, Find trap, Disable trap
- Chaotic (common): Path of the Assassin
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- Great at: Backstab, Sneak, Disguise self, Handle poison
- Good at: Hide, Climb, Pick lock, Find trap
- Average at: Pick pocket, Disable trap, Cast spell from scroll
- Okay at: Forge document, Read languages
- - Great at: Backstab, Sneak, Disguise self, Handle poison
- - Neutral (common): Path of the Swindler
- Luck and Wits
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- For every 1 point of Luck expended, roll 1 luck die appropriate for you level
- - For every 1 point of Luck expended, roll 1 luck die appropriate for you level
- Recover lost Luck
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- Luck score is restored each night by a number of points equal to level
- Luck score cannot be taken past natural maximum
- - Luck score is restored each night by a number of points equal to level
- - Roll a luck check die
- Thief Skills
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- Backstab: The most successful thieves kill without their victims ever being ware of the threat. Typically used in conjunction with Sneak, Hide or both.
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- When attacking a target from behind or when the target is otherwise unaware, the thief receives the indicated attack bonus to their attack roll.
- On a hit, the thief automatically achieves a critical hit, rolling on the crit table as per their level
- Certain weapons are particularly effective with backstab attempts and do additional damage, as noted in the equipment list.
- Backstab attempts can only be made against creatures with clear anatomical vulnerabilities.
- - When attacking a target from behind or when the target is otherwise unaware, the thief receives the indicated attack bonus to their attack roll.
- Sneak Silently DC Checks: Success means the thief did indeed sneak silently and with the exception of demi-gods and extraordinary magic, the thief’s movement cannot be heard. Check is not opposed.
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- DC 5: Cushioned surfaces, such as grass or carpet
- DC 10: Stone surfaces
- DC 15: Moderately noisy surfaces, such as creaking wooden boards
- DC 20: Extremely noisy surfaces, like crackling leaves, still water, or crunchy gravel
- - DC 5: Cushioned surfaces, such as grass or carpet
- Hide in Shadows DC Checks: A successful hide in shadows check means the thief cannot be seen. Check is not opposed.
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- DC 5: Hiding at night or in a shaded or dimly lit area
- DC 10: Sneaking down a hallway with moderate cover (chairs, bookcases, crevasses, nooks and crannies, alcoves, etc.) or hiding under a full moon
- DC 15: Hiding in daylight but in a dark shadow or behind a solid object
- DC 20: Hiding in broad daylight with minimal obstruction
- - DC 5: Hiding at night or in a shaded or dimly lit area
- Pick Pocket DC Checks: The thief surreptitiously takes an object off a target’s person. This skill also includes other feats of legerdemain such as card tricks, minor magic tricks, and so on.
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- DC 5: Stealing from an unaware target with a loose pocket and an unsecured coin pouch
- DC 6-19: Varying degrees of watchfulness in between the high and low
- DC 20: Picking the pocket of a target that is actively watching and monitoring his or her belongings
- - DC 5: Stealing from an unaware target with a loose pocket and an unsecured coin pouch
- Climb Sheer Surfaces DC Checks: Needs Thieves' tools
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- DC 10: A normal stone wall
- DC 20: Perfectly smooth surface with no visible handhold
- - DC 10: A normal stone wall
- Pick Lock DC Checks: Needs Thieves' tools
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- DC 10: A mundane lock
- DC 20: An extremely well crafted lock
- DC 25+: Locks of legendary manufacture and notable difficulty
- - DC 10: A mundane lock
- Find/Disable Traps DC Checks: A natural 1 on a disable trap check triggers the trap. Needs Thieves' tools
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- DC 10: A large, bulky trap. This would include traps like a pit in the floor, a spring loaded axe, or a dropped portcullis.
- DC 15+: More subtle traps
- - DC 10: A large, bulky trap. This would include traps like a pit in the floor, a spring loaded axe, or a dropped portcullis.
- Forge Documents DC Checks: Needs Thieves' tools.
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- DC 5-20: The DC varies with the complexity and originality of the source document.
- - DC 5-20: The DC varies with the complexity and originality of the source document.
- Disguise Self DC Checks: The degree of change determines the DC.
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- DC 5: The thief can transform himself to resemble someone of the same basic race and physical dimensions.
- DC 10: Changing significant facial features
- DC 15: Changing physical traits, like mannerisms and height
- DC 20+: Fooling someone close to the target (such as a parent or spouse)
- - DC 5: The thief can transform himself to resemble someone of the same basic race and physical dimensions.
- Read Languages DC Checks:
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- DC 15: Interpreting simple meaning
- DC 20: Interpreting anything more detailed
- - DC 15: Interpreting simple meaning
- Handle Poison DC Checks: Needs Thieves' tools. On a natural 1 on any attack roll with a poisoned blade, the thief automatically poisons himself, in addition to any fumble results.
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- DC 10: Safety check. On a failure, the thief accidentally poisons themself! This check is made each time poison is applied to a blade or other surface.
- - DC 10: Safety check. On a failure, the thief accidentally poisons themself! This check is made each time poison is applied to a blade or other surface.
- Cast Spell from Scrolls DC Checks: Provided a spell is written on a scroll, a thief can attempt to read the scroll and cast the magical spell. The thief does not apply Intelligence or Personality modifiers to his roll, nor may he attempt spellburn.
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- DC Variable: The spell check DC is as standard for that spell, but the thief rolls the indicated type of die to attempt to beat that DC.
- - DC Variable: The spell check DC is as standard for that spell, but the thief rolls the indicated type of die to attempt to beat that DC.
- - Backstab: The most successful thieves kill without their victims ever being ware of the threat. Typically used in conjunction with Sneak, Hide or both.
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- Armor: Thieves are careful in their choice of armor, as it affects the use of their skills.
- Languages: Thieves Cant
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- Good at: Hide, Pick lock, Find trap, Disable trap, Cast spell from scroll
- Average at: Backstab, Read languages, Disguise self, Handle poison
- - Great at: Sneak, Pick pocket, Climb, Forge document
- Lawful (common): Path of the Boss
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- Great at: Hide, Climb, Find trap, Disable trap
- Good at: Backstab, Sneak, Pick pocket, Pick lock
- Average at: Disguise self, Handle poison, Cast spell from scroll, Forge document, Read languages
- - Great at: Hide, Climb, Find trap, Disable trap
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- Great at: Backstab, Pick lock, Disguise self, Handle poison
- Good at: Hide, Climb, Sneak, Find trap
- Average at: Pick pocket, Disable trap, Cast spell from scroll, Forge document, Read languages
- - Great at: Backstab, Pick lock, Disguise self, Handle poison
- - Neutral (common): Path of the Swindler
- Luck and Wits
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- - For every 1 point of Luck expended, roll 1 luck die appropriate for you level
- Recover lost Luck
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- Luck score is restored each night by a number of points equal to level
- Luck score cannot be taken past natural maximum
- - Luck score is restored each night by a number of points equal to level
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- On a hit, the thief automatically achieves a critical hit, rolling on the crit table as per their level
- Certain weapons are particularly effective with backstab attempts and do additional damage, as noted in the equipment list.
- Backstab attempts can only be made against creatures with clear anatomical vulnerabilities.
- - When attacking a target from behind or when the target is otherwise unaware, the thief receives the indicated attack bonus to their attack roll.
- Sneak Silently Checks: Success means the thief did indeed sneak silently and with the exception of demi-gods and extraordinary magic, the thief’s movement cannot be heard. DM will give penalties to roll depending on the surface(s) being moved on.
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- No Penalty: Cushioned surfaces, such as grass or carpet
- Some penalty: Stone surfaces
- Moderate Penalty: Moderately noisy surfaces, such as creaking wooden boards
- High Penalty: Extremely noisy surfaces, like crackling leaves, still water, or crunchy gravel
- - No Penalty: Cushioned surfaces, such as grass or carpet
- Hide in Shadows Checks: A successful hide in shadows check means the thief cannot be seen. DM will give penalties to roll depending on the area(s) being moved in.
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- No Penalty: Hiding at night or in a shaded or dimly lit area
- Some penalty: Sneaking down a hallway with moderate cover (chairs, bookcases, crevasses, nooks and crannies, alcoves, etc.) or hiding under a full moon
- Moderate Penalty: Hiding in daylight but in a dark shadow or behind a solid object
- High Penalty: Hiding in broad daylight with minimal obstruction
- - No Penalty: Hiding at night or in a shaded or dimly lit area
- Pick Pocket Checks: The thief surreptitiously takes an object off a target’s person. This skill also includes other feats of legerdemain such as card tricks, minor magic tricks, and so on. DM will give penalties to roll depending on the watchfulness of the target.
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- No Penalty: Stealing from an unaware target with a loose pocket and an unsecured coin pouch
- Moderate: Varying degrees of watchfulness in between the high and low
- High Penalty: Picking the pocket of a target that is actively watching and monitoring his or her belongings
- - No Penalty: Stealing from an unaware target with a loose pocket and an unsecured coin pouch
- Climb Sheer Surfaces Checks: Needs Thieves' tools. DM will give penalties to roll depending on the surface being climbed.
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- Some penalty: A normal stone wall
- High Penalty: Perfectly smooth surface with no visible handhold
- - Some penalty: A normal stone wall
- Pick Lock Checks: Needs Thieves' tools. DM will give penalties to roll depending on the lock.
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- Some penalty: A mundane lock
- Moderate Penalty: An extremely well crafted lock
- High Penalty: Locks of legendary manufacture and notable difficulty
- - Some penalty: A mundane lock
- Find/Disable Traps Checks: Needs Thieves' tools. DM will give penalties to roll depending on the type of trap.
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- Some Penalty: A large, bulky trap. This would include traps like a pit in the floor, a spring loaded axe, or a dropped portcullis.
- High Penalty: More subtle traps
- - Some Penalty: A large, bulky trap. This would include traps like a pit in the floor, a spring loaded axe, or a dropped portcullis.
- Forge Documents Checks: Needs Thieves' tools. DM will give penalties to roll depending on the type of document you want to forge or how you want to use it.
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- Variable penalty: The penalty varies with the complexity and originality of the source document.
- - Variable penalty: The penalty varies with the complexity and originality of the source document.
- Disguise Self Checks: The degree of change determines the penalty to your roll.
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- No penalty: The thief can transform himself to resemble someone of the same basic race and physical dimensions.
- Some penalty: Changing significant facial features
- Moderate Penalty: Changing physical traits, like mannerisms and height
- High Penalty: Fooling someone close to the target (such as a parent or spouse)
- - No penalty: The thief can transform himself to resemble someone of the same basic race and physical dimensions.
- Read Languages Checks: DM will give penalties to roll depending on the language.
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- Handle Poison Checks: Needs Thieves' tools. On a natural 1 on any attack roll with a poisoned blade, the thief automatically poisons himself, in addition to any fumble results. DM will give penalties to roll depending on the poison being handled.
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- - Variable penalty: Safety check. On a failure, the thief accidentally poisons themself! This check is made each time poison is applied to a blade or other surface.
- Cast Spell from Scrolls DC Checks: Provided a spell is written on a scroll, a thief can attempt to read the scroll and cast the magical spell. The thief does not apply Intelligence or Personality modifiers to his roll, nor may he attempt spellburn.
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- - DC Variable: The spell check DC is as standard for that spell, but the thief rolls the indicated type of die to attempt to beat that DC.
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- Alignment: Chaotic wizards study black magic. Neutral or lawful wizards seek control over elements. Wizards of all persuasions practice enchantment.
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Luck: A wizard's luck modifier applies to Corruption and Mercurial Magic rolls - 1st level: Knows 4 spells, randomly determined
- Action Dice: A wizard’s first action die can be used for attacks or spell checks, but his second action die can only be used for spell checks. At 5th level, a wizard can cast two spells in a single round, the first with a d20 spell check and the second with a d14. Note that the results of mercurial magic may modify the action dice based on the dice chain.
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