Rulebook

RequieM
RequieM
LARP
A Live Action Role Playing Game
Authors
Josh Slowick
Maurice Spaulding
Deric Wilson
Brandon Challies
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RequieM
Credits
RequieM
Table of Contents
RequieM
Table of Contents
Back
= RequieM Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 1:
Introduction
Beginnings are always muddled in history, as generally

those doing the recording are too nostalgic or harsh.
The origins of Nexus are no different; all those that
were there and took part in it are inherently biased
and thus often get it wrong.
Paragon
Contents
The Basics ...............................................................................................................................................6
Campaign Info ........................................................................................................................................ 8
What is an Event? .................................................................................................................................... 9
Don't Bring ....................................................................................................................................... 10
Bring ................................................................................................................................................. 10
Costuming ............................................................................................................................................. 12
Weapons & Armor ............................................................................................................................. 12
Cabin Dcor ...................................................................................................................................... 13
Getting Involved .................................................................................................................................... 15
How to get Plot ................................................................................................................................. 15
Using this Rulebook .............................................................................................................................. 16
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RequieM Chapter 1 Introduction

The Basics
ing element, where your character might have some

specific goals to achieve, either alone or with the help
of others. Many conflicts and goals in LARPs are resolved with simulated boffer combat, similar to sports.
While role-playing is the main focus of LARP, combat
is often a large part of the game.
What is a LARP?
A live action role-playing game (LARP) is a form
of role-playing game where the participants physically
act out their characters' actions. Role-playing games
are very different from normal games, as there is no
defined winning or losing. Similar to improvisation or
reality television, there are no scripts or pre-defined
actions your character must do. Playing involves being
immersed in a game world where you live, dress, act,
and even sleep as the character you have created. Different LARPs vary greatly. There is a broad spectrum
of settings that play takes place in, methods of physically representing the characters, the setting, game
rules, and types of activity that characters are involved
in. While there are many types and styles of LARPs,
this book specifically explains how to play the game
Requiem, and all of its rules.
Boffer Combat
All manner of attacks used in a LARP have a high
consideration for safety. The rules of the game are
simply a system for handling combat, magic, and
thieving which is designed to make sure no one gets
hurt. There may be the odd bruise or ankle-twist, but
Boffer combat shouldnt be any more dangerous than
hiking or a game of soccer or baseball. Boffer combat
typically features foam and tape or latex weapons and
beanbags (birdseed packets) used to represent magic
and ranged abilities. Weapon construction is further
outlined later in this rulebook. Weapon strikes should
always be lightest touch meaning that players should
not only restrict their swings to a minimum of force
but also count strikes against them even if it was barely
felt. However a partially blocked blow is still a block.
Head, hands and groin are all illegal targets and anyone struck a blow in one of those areas with a weapon
need not count it against them. Some players enjoy
this aspect of LARPing immensely while others prefer
to avoid it. Both can exist and both can have fun in
the same setting!
What is Requiem?
The Requiem is a Fantasy Adventure LARP based

in a medieval world with elements of magic and limited technology. We use the FAE rule system (Fantasy Adventure Education) which focuses on system of
live action boffer combat. This means that there are no
dice, or anything like that to simulate combat, except
foam weapons made to (safely) resemble real ones.
More of the focus of the rules is to promote an atmosphere that is purely In Game, or in other words where
you are always pretending to be a character.
Characters
A Player (thats you) will have a Character (thats
what you create) that he or she is playing, and the interaction between many characters (good and evil)
creates a story. Some characters are played by the Staff
that helps to run the game, but many are played by
players like you! This character that you create can
grow in strength and skills and is saved between
Events, and you can play the same character again the
next time you play. This character becomes the focus
of your role-playing, and his or her involvement in
plotlines (or stories) is how most people find enjoyment in LARPing. Your character can be put in difficult or impossible situations, can be a hero (or a villain!) or could even tragically perish, all inside the parameters of the game. There is also an adventure gam6

Why People LARP
Honor System
People LARP for a number of reasons, the most

important being that it is fun! Some play to be someone else for a few hours or a few days at a time. Some
enjoy the social aspects of the game and the opportunity to meet new people. Others play for the pure exhilaration of letting your mind run wild in a world of
complete fantasy. Some players just like the opportunity to get away from their desks and do something
physical in the fresh air. Whatever your reason, reading this book is the first step. The first rule is dont be
daunted! Learning to LARP is relatively strait forward.
While mastering LARPing can take years, there is a
small learning curve you need to pass before the learning becomes fun. Generally everyone is welcoming of
new players, and we will all forgive your mistakes and
are glad to answer questions you have. Eventually, it
will all come naturally to you, but the beginning is
expected to be a little bumpy.
The most important part about LARPing is to

remember that it based on the Honor System. This
means that in almost all circumstances, we trust you to
accurately keep track of your own characters statistics,
abilities, and hit points. It is easy to get caught up in
competitive nature of the game, but remember that
everyone you fight, even the lowly skeleton or zombie,
is being played by a real person. Treating them with
respect Out of Game (or to the player not the character) is extremely important. Acknowledging hits you
take, and avoiding even the semblance of cheating will
cause everyone to respect you and accept you into the
community. The important part is that everyone has
fun in the boundaries of the rules. Cheating is taken
very seriously, and can lead to disciplinary actions all
the way up to being asked to leave Requiem LARP
permanently.
LARP Interest
Now while the rules to play the game itself are

fairly straightforward, many people are quickly overwhelmed with Character Creation. We understand
that learning a new system of rules and learning about
characters can be quite burdensome. We have split the
rules of the game to play and the character creation
into two separate chapters for that reason. The 3rd
chapter deals exclusively with the character building
process, but do not be afraid to ask for help from your
friends, Staff or other players on how things work.
The Forums and Email are also excellent resources if
you need help not at an Event.
How to Make a Character
People generally get out of LARPing what they

put in. This means that if you come to an event prepared, and have done the small amount of legwork
required things are more fun. If you have a costume
and are willing to give it an honest shot and expect to
have fun, you usually do. If you come unprepared or
with preconceived notions about your dislike of
LARPing; that can generally happen as well. We assume that you are interested, or would like to be interested because you are reading this. Our main advice
for you is to get involved. Put on a Costume, grab
some Boffer Weapons, and put your heart into your
character, and you will be pleasantly surprised (we
hope!) how much fun you really can have.
Disclaimer
When you register and pay for an event, that

money is used for props, campsite rental, insurance,
etc. We dont run this to make money. Our goal is to
entertain every player and give them an enjoyable
event. However, that being said, Nexus is an extremely
hostile world; expect that your character might die.
Without that fear of death, something is generally
missing from the atmosphere of realism. If your character does permanently die during an event we welcome you to make another character or to help Staff
the event and play NPCs (Non-Player Characters) for
the remainder of the weekend. It should be understood that your event fee is no guarantee to your characters safety or advancement.
Rules
Dont be afraid that the rules seem confusing or
overwhelming at first. This is perfectly normal, and
everyone started out new at some point. Even experienced players make mistakes; new players are forgiven without a second thought. If you have questions,
there are always people to help out, and if you are in
combat there is even something called Clarification
that is meant to help you new players specifically out.
Just say Clarification, What does that do? and
whoever hit you with something will be glad to explain
what it does.

Campaign Info
medieval setting, with some small elements of steampunk. The difference of course being that Nexus is a
world of magic. Powerful spells, magical creatures
(again, good and evil) and miracles are an almost everyday occurrence.
Races
In Requiem, you are not limited to playing human; in fact we actually discourage it! Part of getting
into a LARP is getting into a costume, makeup and
character. There are 30 playable Races, in Requiem,
giving a large choice. There are no filler races, each
one designed specifically to be unique and interesting.
Whether you want to be an angel like Seraphim, a
limber Wyld Elf, or even a nefarious Ghoul, there is
something for everyone. Often a characters race is one
of the first and most important decisions in character
creation. If you are willing to put the time and effort
into more face paint or prosthetics, there is access to
even more powerful racial abilities for your character,
as races with a high costuming requirement have more
potent skills.
Runevale - A Brief History
The town the campaign focuses around is called

Runevale. Strategically located over the underground
Dwarven city of NaeGrum, Runevale is on the northern section of the continent of Bolterra. The town has
formed in mutual defense, guarding the Dwarves
back door and access to above ground. The Church
of Light, one of the few organizations against rhe Undead left, also has a vested interest in the locale. That
is not to say that there are not enemies! Runevale is on
prime real-estate, which is partially on a thick sheet of
bedrock, which leaves the town itself defended against
the Worms, but is wanted by other forces as well.
Types of Characters
Worms?
Part of the worry some people have when reading

a new rule system is whether the type of character you
want to play is available, viable and fun. Have faith
that there is something in Requiem for everyone!
Without trying to overwhelm newer players there are
over a 100 of available headers with 1000s of individual skills to uniquely customize your character! While
this might sound overboard, the rule system is designed for ease of play, and while you may not know
how a skill works exactly, you will always know what it
does. The goal is that no two players ever have to be
identical, and characters can vary widely even in assigned stereotypes. Ideally every character imaginable
is not only viable, but fun and interesting to play, with
unique twists to the typically boring types.
While their exact origin is unknown, the worms

have decimated the population of Undead and the
remnants of the races alike. Recently freed from the
Crimson Sands to the north, most consider them a
blessing, for without them, the hordes of Undead
would surely overpower the rest of the living. Blind,
but with excellent seismic hearing, worms are attracted
to large groups of people. This makes fielding an army
next to impossible, and people are generally limited to
banding together in groups of 6 or less, except in very
specific circumstances.
How to Learn More

There are pages and pages of history available written from an In Game perspective, that can give you
some idea what to expect, and assist in coming up with
a Character History and learning about the game
world. More information is located in Chapter 6,
which is all about the Game World. In addition, there
are specific Racial Packets about each of the races, explanations of the Deities and other useful information
in the Library section of the Website. If you have any
questions, feel free to Email us, or ask them on our
Forums, or to any of the players, everyone is generally
glad to help out, or to point you in the right direction!
Of course, some information may not be available easily, and need to be found out during an Event.
World of Nexus
Requiem focuses on the world of Nexus. Nexus is
a world on the decline; civilizations have fallen and
humanity is in danger of going extinct. Deities have
awakened, many new races have appeared, Undead
seek to wipe life from the world, and even darker
forces may be stirring. Those who have survived have
banded together in small communities. Only by working together with others do any of the characters stand
a chance of pushing back the darkness. Most technology does not work, or works much differently there.
While some does, it is similar to the dark ages, or a
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What is an Event?
Event Preparation
An Event is a specific time and location that the

game runs. These are usually months apart, to give
people time to recover, and to give Plot a chance to
come up with the necessary items and ideas to run the
next one. While you can RP (role-play) with each
other between events, many actions are limited to at
Events.
So we have sold you on this whole LARPing concept and you are ready to leave. Not so fast! Would
you go to work, school or even vacation unprepared?
We didnt think so. Being prepared and knowing what
to bring to a LARP is an important part of making
sure that you have fun.
Always IG
Just because you cannot drive to a particular

Event, does not always mean you cannot attend.
There will be posts on the Forums about carpooling,
and ways of saving gas. If you have spare room in your
car, feel free to chime in as well, offering it to those in
need. Often this is a great way to make new friends at
a game as well!
Rides & Carpooling
Requiem runs events with the philosophy that

while the game is running, you are always In Game.
This means that you eat, sleep, and breathe your character the whole time. Exceptions are made for things
like the bathroom, but there is no putting a hand on
your head or a headband that denotes Out of Game.
In addition, NPCs and Plot will react to Out of Game
comments as if you are possessed and speaking in tongues. Of course things like clarifications are allowed,
but try to avoid discussions of the latest video game, or
sports team.
Always be Prepared
This type of Event has a general start and stop

time in the span of a day, providing time for Set Up
and Clean Up. These events do not involve staying
overnight, and almost always do not have kitchen service, but there will be a break for food, and/or a large
delivery or takeout order.
Especially for Full Weekend Events, there are generally a lot of things that players bring to Events. It is
always better to bring more than is needed, then not
have something you might not have thought to bring.
This includes spare / extra costuming, and anything
else you might have lying around. Even if you are
planning to NPC, if you have costuming that fits you,
and/or spare weapon reps, they are well appreciated,
and will give you items you are already comfortable
using. We have tried to list some helpful reminders of
suggestions of things you might forge.
Full Weekend
Not Everything is Listed!
This type of Event is the bread and butter of

LARPing. They start on Friday Evening, generally run
until game is called Sunday afternoon. These events
involving staying overnight in Cabins or Tents, and
will generally have a kitchen and food prepared there
available for a modest fee.
This is not an exhaustive list, but is a start for

those that have no idea what to expect. If there is
something you think you might need, bring it! A
quick word of advice though, be aware of your packing
as sometimes cars can get full fast, especially if multiple
people are riding together.
Other Gatherings
Rules
Adventure Day
There are other types of social or LARP gatherings

that can happen, These fall into two broad categories:
Events where you are playing your character and/or in
costume (Feasts, Play Tests, IG Parties, etc) and those
that happen when you are not in character (Fighter
Practices, Work Days, OOG Parties, etc). Almost
always there will be Influence and/CP for attending
them and becoming part of the community though.
First, there are some items you should never bring

to any Requiem sponsored Event. This rule is serious,
and for safety reasons even first offenses of Contraband
Rule can lead to disciplinary action, up to and including permanent expulsion from all future Requiem
Events. These and all safety rules are taken very seriously, anything that constitutes a safety hazard is
strictly against the rules.

Don't Bring
Bring
No Alcohol or Recreational Drugs
Emergency Information
You should never bring, or be under the influence

of any alcohol or drugs at a Requiem event. If you
have to bring prescription drugs to an Event, make
sure you let a member of Plot know in advance. Anyone found to be under the influence of alcohol or nonprescription drugs will be asked to leave the premises
immediately. No exceptions.
During Check In, if your emergency contact information is not up to date, please be ready with any
information you may need. We dont expect anything
to happen, but we want to be prepared if it does. All
participants must also sign Requiems Liability Waiver
to play, as well as anything other documents specific
sites may require. Young Adults (ages 16-17) must
have parental signature and permission to play as well.
No Real Weapons
Duct Tape
This includes replica swords or other period weapons that you might have. Unsafe latex or plastic weapons for decorations for cabins are acceptable, but anything metal or sharp should not be brought. Nor
should any knife over 4 inches, or not used for utility
purposes. There is never any reason to ever bring a
real gun to events.
It has a Light side, a Dark side and holds the universe together. It is incredibly useful, bring some.
Duct tape can be used to quickly repair a weapon, or
anything else damaged, used in marking items Out of
Game (if it is Yellow) and 1001 other uses, that you
probably have never thought of, but will need while
you are there.
No Valuable or Delicate Items
Sleeping Bag or Bedding
Dont bring anything extremely valuable or sentimental to events that you could not afford to lose or
have accidentally broken. LARPing is generally stressful on costuming and supplies, and it is a sport. While
we encourage great costuming, be aware that spending
hundreds of dollars on a costume does not mean your
character is guaranteed to survive as well.
Most sites have an old mattress on a rickety metal

frame. Make sure to bring comfortable sleeping gear,
pay special attention to the weather and pack according. Most Events we will not have heated buildings so
make sure to bring extra if you get cold easily. It can
still get cold at night even in the summer so regardless
of the season pack as if it may get much colder or
much warmer. Also do not forget a pillow.
No Grills, Candles or Open Flame

Real fire or anything with an open flame or heat is
not allowed unless specifically stated by the Game
Owner. This includes lit candles (though unlit ones
for decoration is fine), incense, grills and/or portable
cooking devices. This also includes space heaters and
electric blankets. Often we have agreements with the
Sites we rent at, and it is not our choice.
Extra Clothing
Full Weekend events are generally from Friday
evening to Sunday afternoon. That means you are
going to need some spare sets of clothing for the
Event. Remember to bring a lot of different layers as
events can get hotter or colder then you expect. Also
do not forget a towel.
OOG Treasure
Bring Extra Socks

Bring Extra Socks
Dont bring any treasure to an Event you do not

intend to be In Game during the event. This specifically includes anything you may want to trade before
or after events. Leaving treasure in a car, an Out of
Game chest, or anywhere else similar is never allowed,
without specific Plot Permission. Feel free to gather or
utilize In Game resources, such as Wards, Traps or
Locks to protect your well earned loot.
Thats right, we said it twice, because you should

bring 2 pairs per day the event is going to last. Also
consider bringing a second pair of shoes. It may rain,
or you may step into a puddle. Things happen and its
a good idea to always have a spare and dry set of everything to change into.
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Toiletries
Money
Toothbrush, toothpaste, floss and mouthwash,

deodorant, soap, washcloths, toilet paper, brush,
comb, shampoo, conditioner, etc All of the important stuff that somehow someone always manages to
forget. And did we mention to always bring a towel?
Event Fee, Vendors, Food, Gas, Emergencies etc...
Cleanup Supplies
Garbage bags are useful for keeping your cabin
clean, as emergency ponchos, covering a nasty mattress, among many other things. Also remember a
broom and dustpan may not always be available from
the camp so its often a good idea to bring your own.
Every players Cabin is their own responsibility to set
up at the beginning and clean up afterwards. You
cannot rely on Plot or NPCs. We rent these sites and
if they are not properly cleaned we may not be invited
back.
Costuming and Decor

Double check all of your costuming and any decorations you have for your Cabin. In fact, we recommend triple checking it, as it is easy to forget a pivotal
piece, such as a pouch or belt. If you have costuming
for another Character, that can be useful as well, in
case your character dies, and/or you spend some time
NPCing.
Item Tags and Treasure
Makeup Supplies
If you have been before, dont forget any tags or In

Game treasure you might have. Anything not brought
to the event cannot be used, and anything brought to
the event must be In Game at all times. A good word
of advice is to check and double check all of your tags
and treasure every event before you go, along with all
other Out of Game supplies you may need.
Mirror, baby wipes, character makeup, sponges,

spirit gum/ remover, prosthetics, airbrush, etc. Races
that require makeup generally require multiple applications during a weekend to keep it looking good.
Make sure to inspect your makeup supplies before getting on site, and realize they are ruined or you will not
have enough to finish the Event.
First Aid
While Staff will have a first aid kit available, having extra Band-Aids, an ace bandage, etc is never a bad
idea. Its recommended to bring some Advil or Tylenol, and another thing people often forget is insect
repellent, and/or anti-itch cream. Remember that
these Events are generally heavily outdoors.
Food/Drink
Many people have their own ideas on what makes

good food for an Event. We will attempt to provide
meals at Full Weekend events, unless announced in
advance. Even with food service, there is it might be
something you dont like or do not wish to purchase.
Often, snacks are better purchased ahead of time.
Some food/drink that is often brought to events is the
same that is brought to sporting events or picnics: Water, Soda, Gatorade, energy drinks, cookies, chips,
crackers, ready to eat foods etc. Please remember that
modern labels and wrappings on food are discouraged,
and to bring mugs, and/or covers for food and drink
to keep things in atmosphere.
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Costuming
Weapons & Armor
Makeup
Safety Check
At Requiem, we require certain makeup and prosthetics to be worn by those playing non-humans, for
instance all players playing Dark Elves must wear black
face paint and pointed ears with white or silver hair.
This allows others to identify your character's race at a
glance. This makeup should be maintained reasonably
through the whole Event.
All weapons must pass a safety inspection before

they can be used in the game. This is especially true of
any Latex Weapon. While we are less strict about latex
weapons then many LARPs they still must be approved, and be safe to use. Weapons will often fail
safety check for a number of reasons so its good to
bring along extra materials for emergency repairs and a
spare weapon is always a smart idea. Safety check must
be done at Check In, before the Event begins.
PC Costume
Our system requires that you make at least a token
effort at costuming; this includes no printed tee-shirts,
no white sneakers or blue jeans. Avoid labels, zippers,
and anything that looks overly modern. Your costume
need not be elaborate, but you should at least make an
attempt at one for your first event. A large square piece
of fabric with a hole cut for the head works well as a
first event tabard for a bare minimum. During your
first event you will not be required to wear an Armor
Rep, but must have one for the second event you attend, if you wish to wear armor. In addition to going
to an Event to see costuming, there are many resources
available online on our Website and Forums you can
get ideas or buy pieces from.
Acquiring Weapons
Boffer weapons are relatively easy to make, though
most people shy away from this practice and contact
someone that know that is proficient in making them,
and has the materials and experience already. If you are
interested in making your own, there are guides available on our Website. If not there are also suppliers for
weapons online or at Events.
Armor Check
Armor must also be inspected upon character creation in order to rate how many points it is worth. Safety is still a consideration in armor and no armor
should have ridged spikes or other dangerous additions. Also keep in mind other dangers when wearing
armor. Dont wear armor that is too heavy for you and
be sure to wear lighter or less armor during very hot
events or to forgo wearing metallic armor during an
electrical storm etc... For more information on how
armor is rated, check out Chapter 6: Items.
NPC Costume
Wear something neutral, sweats are good. No labels are recommended; turn them inside out if necessary. Darker colors are recommended. It is also recommended that you bring your own boffer weapons as
we may not be able to provide them for you. If you
have costuming that you like to wear or fits well, bring
it along as well, we can usually find you a role that you
can wear it, and it is always nice to have stuff in your
size reserved specifically for you, in case you want it.
Acquiring Armor
Armor is a little more difficult and costly to make,

so we recommend getting some advice before attempting to make any. Feel free to Email us if you have any
questions. Armor is typically made out of Leather,
Chain Links, or Plates. There is a strong emphasis in
Requiem on making your armor look great and real,
more so then actually having to drag around 50+
pounds of armor. Armor is rated on what it appears to
be, so plastic done up right to look like plate mail gives
Armor equal to plate, though there is a small bonus for
using authentic materials as well. There is a fairly extensive list of places to buy the materials and fully
crafted suits of armor on our Website.
Acquiring a Costume
To create a costume you dont have to be rich, but

just need a little time and some ingenuity. Thrift
stores, scrap leather, and hand-me-downs from other
players are how most people begin to collect costuming. Most great costumes are acquired slowly, piece by
piece to spread out the financial burden, though some
people tend to get it all at once for a new character. Of
course there are many reasonable prices sites online
too, that you can find on our Website.
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Cabin Dcor
Common Terms
Cabin Dcor includes any cabin decorations or

props used to give your building an In Game feel.
These include rugs, curtains, tapestries and banners,
etc. Honorable mentions and awards will be made for
well decorated cabins. Again, it need not be fancy or
expensive, but some effort into hiding things that are
blatantly modern is encouraged. In addition a Dream
Catcher phys-rep is needed to require supervision to
steal items from a Cabin, so you may want one.
LARPing, like anything else, has its own lingo

which can be fairly confusing to an outsider at first.
Feel free to use the Glossary or Index to look anything
up as you are reading this book. In addition, if you are
reading this online, any word that is underlined in
blue is a hyperlink to another spot in the rulebook that
has the definition. Some common definitions you will
need to know are below as well:
Fire Hazards
Out of Game is described as anything that happens in the real world, between Events, or anything
that does not relate to the actual Characters in the
game and their relations. Something that happens to
you the Player is out of game. Anything that happens
to your character is not. For instance your character
may despise someone In Game, but Out of Game you
could still be great friends with them. Using out of
game knowledge in game is cheating. Out of Game is
often abbreviated OOG.
Out of Game
Please be aware of any fire hazards your cabin decorations may cause. If heating is provided keep all
fabric and flammable items away from the heat source.
Candles, open flames, space heaters and electric blankets are not allowed except with the express permission
of the Game Owner.
Forges, Laboratories and Libraries

Forge, Laboratory and Library reps are specifically
required in cabins for certain skills. There is no set
exact required rep needed, but each should be set up
on a table or corner and be obvious what it is. A library should have books, a laboratory should have bottles or vials, and a forge should have tools and an anvil.
In Game
This refers to your Character, and everything that

happens during the event, to all characters in the world
around them. Your character might be hurt, bleeding,
or even die, but you as a player are still OK. Another
instance is that in game you might be unconscious, so
your character cannot hear what is going on around
him, even if out of game, you the player hear it just
fine. In Game is often abbreviated IG.
Pathways and Cleanliness
One of the most important aspects of cabin dcor

is to keep your cabin clean and the pathways clear.
Remember that cabins can never have their doors
physically locked, or physically blocked by a bed or
such. All Cabin Notes should be on the Outside of
the Cabin near the door as well.
Player Character
This refers to someone that has paid for an Event,
and has made a character in the Game World. Often
abbreviated PC, these are fellow townsfolk and adventurers. Generally everyone is on the same side and
plays the good guys but exceptions do exist! Remember that players can be a variety of good (or evil) races,
and personalities. When someone signs up as a PC for
an event, they get to play the same character the entire
event.
Food Containers
A perfectly decorated cabin can be ruined by modern food containers and wrappers. Try to have mugs
and drink covers, and other containers or other ways
of hiding blatantly out of period items.
Acquiring Decor
Almost all places that sell costuming have some

sort of Dcor available as well, but in addition, home
stores can have useful items. Check the resource links
on our Website or Forums for more details.
Non-Player Character
The opposite of a PC is an NPC, or non-player
character. These are people that have been assigned a
role by a member of Plot, and generally do not pick
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their abilities, race, or motivation. These can be allies,
enemies, or neutral parties in the world, but they generally exist for a reason or to advance a plotline. When
someone signs up to NPC, they get to play many different characters and monsters, and are rarely out as
one role for too long. NPCing is a form of Volunteering, and can get you credit towards playing at a later
date, or towards other LARPs we have NPC exchange
policies with.
Plot
Plot refers to the people that actually run the

game. They make the decisions, mediate disputes, run
Adventures and plotlines, give stats to NPCs and everything else needed for each Event. Although they
may be playing a role, if a Plot members generally can
be approached subtly or with Request Sheets for information. Between Events, they are always available
to answer questions via the Forums or Email as well.
Please do not argue with any decision a Plot member
makes, if you have an issue with one of them, contact
the Game Owner.
Physical Representation
Character Points
This refers to the actual object in question, as opposed to the tag, or what it is supposed to be. Commonly abbreviated phys-rep, this can be a confusing
concept at first. A boffer that looks sort of like a sword
might be the phys-rep for your characters long sword.
Rope lights around a doorway might phys-rep a portal
that character is trying to get through, etc Everything in game has a phys-rep, though not everything
needs a tag to go along with it.
These are what everyone is after. Abbreviated CP

(Dont get this confused with PC) character points
represent points that you may use to learn new skills,
train new headers, or advance your attributes. Every
event that you attend, and extra work you do (like
doing event write-ups and a character history) gains
you a certain amount of CP towards your character.
With additional CP, you progress and grow in power
in the game, thus these are highly coveted by the majority of the players.
Tag
A tag is a piece of paper given to you by an NPC

or a member of Plot signifying that you have the ability to use a specific item, or piece of treasure. Tags
come in many colors, shapes and sizes, though the
most common ones are Sticks, Half-Business Card,
and Business Card and Index Card tags. Attempting to
forge or counterfeit tags is a serious form of cheating
and could get you banned from Requiem. Some items
require that you have the tag and the phys-rep available to use the item, Some just require a phys-rep, while
others just require a tag. This may seem confusing at
first, but think of it like your drivers license (the tag)
and the car itself (the phys-rep).
Influence
Helping out the game above and beyond normal
grants Influence, which is a form of reward points.
These can be spent to add extra CP to your character,
assist in learning skills, gain extra treasure, and other
ways to gain benefits In Game. Additionally, Influence is transferrable, so you can use your Influence to
help your friends characters as well. See the Donations section for more information on how to earn
Influence, but the main two ways are for donating
items the game needs and volunteering your time to
help the game out.
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Getting Involved
How to get Plot
Its often confusing was a new player trying to get

involved with the game more so wed like to include a
few tips. LARPing can be daunting, and there is a certain learning curve to LARPing and to a specific game.
Trying to overcome both of them at once can seem
challenging.
Its easy to look at some of the players in a game

and see them immersed in the storyline and see them
constantly busy and enjoying it. But how can you get
the same attention? What did they do that you didnt?
There are some simple steps to get Plot in Requiem
(and consequently in most LARPs!).
Resolving Questions
Do your Character History
First and foremost remember that we are here to

help. The vast majority of newer players often come
with someone to a game, so you can rely on them, or
Plot to help out. If you are confused, lost, or just need
someone to talk to about anything about the game,
you can also Email us through our website. During the
game itself, feel free to use Request Sheets, and the
Clarification effect. Generally if you have questions
during an event, try to get the players to answer them
first, and try to stay in game.
This is key; not only is a history required for some

races and concepts but its worth a fair amount of your
starting CP. A Character History allows Plot to tailor
the story to target your character or involve you in a
plot without indirectly challenging your pre-existing
ideas on your character origin. Hopefully we have included enough references in our world overview for
you to create a well thought out character history but
if you need additional info or have questions just
Email us.
Enjoyment
Do your Event Writeups
Sometimes new players get so wrapped up in attempting to learn everything at once that they forget
the main point of a LARP, to have fun! If you are not
having fun at an Event, it is important that you let us
know. Out of Game we cant read minds, we need
your input about anything to know what is going
wrong (or right!). Believe it or not, the majority of
players that are not having fun never let Plot know
that there is something wrong, until after the Event is
over, or sometimes not even then!
Yes, this means every event. Write-ups are worth

CP but more importantly it helps Plot to know what
you enjoyed and didnt enjoy at an event. Plot will
always read your write-up so tell us what youd like to
see more of. Let us know in your write-up what your
goals are and how you intend to move toward accomplishing them. If you want more plot attention during
events, let us know! Communication is extremely important between Plot and the PCs, and we will do our
best to maintain an open channel, so that you as a
player can always feel that your input is being heard.
Communicate
Interact with Everyone
Whether it be In Game through letters, messages

and such, or Out of Game through emails or phone
calls, communication is the key to involvement. If no
one knows who you are, and cannot reach you between events, they are less likely to remember you, or
to come to you in game when a problem that you
might specialize in dealing with arising. Keep active
watch on the Forums, email other players or Plot between events, and get yourself involved. If in game you
are looking for information about something, dont be
shy to write an in game letter to someone your character knows. Youd be surprised how effective that can
be sometimes, especially towards an NPC!
During the game, try to talk to other players and

any NPCs you find. Dont limit yourself to traveling
only with your own group. Many skills and abilities
will be needed in order to overcome difficult challenges and those skills are often something that your
immediate group wont have available to them. So
make friends, become well known and work towards
being a leader. The lone swordsman might be a cool
character concept but it only works in the stories because he is far more powerful than his opponents. Remember that in this world you are going to very often
be fighting odds you have little chance of overcoming
alone.
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Using this
Rulebook
Overview of the
Chapters
The rulebook is big. Its long, and it can be daunting at first. We have done our best to organize it in the
simplest way we can, and to use language that is not
too technical. If you have an idea on how to make it
better, or a section that is confusing, feel free to let us
know, as we are always looking to improve upon it.
Chapter 1 - Introduction
You will have questions, it is inevitable. Always

feel free to get in touch with Plot or other players on
the Website, via Forums or Email. The rulebook is
merely one part of information available at your fingertips. Needless to say if you have a question someone
else likely has a similar question, so its good to ask!
This chapter is designed for people that are brand

new to LARPing or need a basic introduction about
the concepts of LARPs and Requiem in general. It is
the simplest and consequently the smallest chapter.
Anything you get stuck on here should be addressed,
because after you get your feet wet in this chapter, you
get to dive right in. If you are an experienced LARPer
feel free to skip this chapter, though we recommend
that you at least glance through the topics to see if
anything catches your eye. With this chapter, as with
any, if you need to ask questions, feel free on the Forums or through Email.
How it is Organized
Chapter 2 - Core Rules
Ask Questions
Each Chapter is attempted to contain one aspect

of the game. The majority of the rulebook is designed
that if you have never played before, everything is explained in as plain English as we can make it. We do
not recommend reading everything in one sitting!
Each chapter is intended to be read in order, and
builds on each other, but if you want to skip around, it
shouldnt be impossible to do as well. If you are having trouble with definitions, or would like the ability
to use the links in this rulebook, we recommend you
read it online.
This chapter is in a nutshell how to play the game.

Everyone that participates in a Requiem Event (PC
and NPC) should read through this chapter beforehand, or at the bare minimum the Quick and Dirty
version. This covers Health, all of the Effects and Defenses and everything else needed to play the game.
The Core Rules and the Character Creation are separated, so you do not need to learn both at once if you
do not wish to. Remember that you do not actually
ever need to know how an effect was generated; only
what the effect does.
What NOT to Do
Chapter 3 - Character
Dont try to sit down in one sitting and digest all

the information in this book, the night before an
Event. Even the most experienced LARPer will probably need a day or two to go over things, due to the
vast amount of information. Our philosophy has always been to try to cover our bases more so then to
omit things. The best way to read the rulebook is one
chapter at a time and then to give it time to let it digest. Then you can use it as reference to look something specific up. Ideally during the game the rules are
designed so there isnt as much of the rules that actually need to be memorized besides everything in the
Core Rules, and perhaps things specific to your own
character.
This chapter deals exclusively with building a

Player Character, and all the rules associated with
such. This includes Attributes the character will need,
and Skills to allow him to do things. Many people will
need assistance building a character, as it is more involved than some other systems. There are unique
parts of character creation here, so it is recommended
to read this first before attempting to choose your individual skills from the Skill Matrixes. This section
also includes a brief amount on each of the 30 different player Races so that you can get a feel for them. In
addition there are rules and hints on writing a Character History. More information is available about the
IG history and Races is available in the Game World
chapter, and in the Library section of the Website as
well, if you need more to make an informed decision.
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the downfall of the world, information on major
Landmarks, Organizations and the Deities. This section also details how the library section of the Website
works, and information on the location of much more
in depth history and information. If you need more In
Game information, feel free to post on the Forums, or
Email us directly.
Chapter 4 - Matrixes
This chapter is a large amount of charts, which

detail all of the purchasable Skills and Recipes in the
game. These charts are split up into five subsections:
Races (a), Skills (b), Spells & Miscellaneous (c), Craft
Skills (d), and Craft Recipes (e). A brief summary or
short description of each skill, spell or recipe is listed
for easy reference. If this is your first time looking at
them they can be daunting, but we recommend reading through the Headers (categories of skills) first. The
concept here is to make no two characters the same,
and allow tons of different concepts to be both viable
and fun. A lot of time and effort was spent especially
on what are normally considered problem or unfun characters in other games. We hope that the
short descriptions are enough to make decisions upon,
and that you should not have to go read through the
Skill Descriptions unless absolutely necessary.
Chapter 8 - Skill Descriptions
This is by far the longest and most in depth part

of the rules, and is largely unnecessary unless you have
specific questions about a particular skill. Ideally the
game skills are designed to attempt to explain everything you need to know on one line on the Skill Matrix, but sometimes questions can occur that are covered more in depth in the description of the skill.
Skills are broken down into wide categories (Skills,
Spells, Recipes, etc) and then alphabetized for ease of
finding them. We do not recommend reading
through this entire chapter unless you have a lot of
time on your hands, picking and choosing individual
skills to read will help retention, and sanity.
Chapter 5 - Events
This chapter deals with everything involving the
Events you (and your character!) attend. This includes
everything before (Pre) and after (Post) the Event; including Pre-registration, Check In, Check Out, Event
Writeups, and everything else that does not involve
Character Creation. As everything during the event is
attempted to be handled in game, there are some basic
rules and guidelines here that are mostly common
sense and should be followed. If you have trouble with
any of the writing that we ask you to do as well, there
is information here to help.
Chapter 9 - Staff
This chapter covers everything from the reverse

side, if you choose to NPC your event. What is expected of you, what Monster Camp is, and staffcentric Event Writeup forms and such are all parts of
helping Staff an Event. It also goes over exchange policies with other LARPs and all the etiquette that goes
into what we expect from our NPCs. In addition it
covers the benefits of NPCing, donations of props and
time, and other Out of Game rewards, like Influence
and Medallions, that a player can receive. Most of this
chapter can be skipped if you plan on playing the
game as a PC.
Chapter 6 - Items
This chapter deals with most of the things that
you will encounter In Game, and what each of them
does. This also covers some Out of Game items that
you will find, and how they limit or allow your characters involvement in different ways. Crafting Items are
also gone over in depth here, as well as all the Components, Reagents and Treasure that exists in Requiem.
In addition, there are rules for creating Weapons and
Armor, and how each of these is checked for safety and
point values.
Index and Glossary

While not really a chapter, these can be helpful
especially as a reference or a new player to look something specific up, or get the definition of a term, In
Game or Out of Game. The Glossary, like the rest of
the Rulebook, is a living document and relies on input
from players and readers like you to expand. This can
be useful especially if you are not viewing this document online and thus are unable to directly use the
links and bookmarks available.
Chapter 7 - Game World
This chapter has a brief amount of history, to get

yourself acquainted with the world of Nexus. This is
kept general, and short to avoid overwhelming anyone
at first. There is a recent history of events leading to
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RequieM Chapter 2 Core Rules
Chapter 2:
Core Rules
There isnt anyone above the rules. One might think
that in my position, that would not be the case. They
would be wrong. Like men have higher laws to follow
than the animals of the land, Deities have higher laws
to adhere to than mortals. Free will is a glorious gift,
use it wisely.
Rapture
Contents
Rules of Etiquette ................................................................................................................................. 19

Health .................................................................................................................................................. 21
Incapacitated ..................................................................................................................................... 22
Effects................................................................................................................................................... 23
Durations .......................................................................................................................................... 24
Standard Effects ................................................................................................................................ 24
Standard Effects Quicklist ................................................................................................................. 25
Advanced Effects ............................................................................................................................... 35
Game Stopping Effects ...................................................................................................................... 37
Effect Modifiers .................................................................................................................................... 38
Effect Modifiers Quicklist ................................................................................................................. 38
Prefixes ............................................................................................................................................. 39
Damage Calls .................................................................................................................................... 40
Suffixes ............................................................................................................................................. 40
Combat ................................................................................................................................................ 42
Illegal Combat Moves ........................................................................................................................ 43
Weapon Attacks ................................................................................................................................ 44
Packet Attacks ....................................................................................................................................... 44
Special Attacks .................................................................................................................................. 45
Defenses ............................................................................................................................................... 46
Special Defenses ................................................................................................................................ 47
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RequieM Chapter 2=Core Rules
Rules of Etiquette
them with a boffer weapon but could not actually

touch them. To use any skill that requires touching
someone, you must use a packet to touch them and
state the effect, unless you specifically have permission
beforehand.
Honor System
This game is played under the honor system,
which allows for players to decide whether they were
hit with an attack, manage their own Health, and in
general play nice with each other. If people fail to
abide by this system, the game will fall apart. If you
use an item, please turn it in at a Tag Turn-in Container at your earliest convenience. Please do not cheat:
not turning in tags, not counting your hits, or using
more abilities then you actually have are all versions of
cheating. Please play honestly, and understand that
your reputation in a game as being honest is very important. If Plot receives complaints about anyone violating this honor system, they may speak to the player, impose greater restrictions, or even ask them to
leave the game. Please keep in mind there are many
different skills and abilities in the game, and just because someone generates something that you do not
know how they did it, it does not mean they are cheating. We hold our own plot members and NPCs to a
high standard, and expect that all players do the same.
Carrying Someone
Since carrying someone would violate the No

Physical Combat rule, there are special ways of doing
this in game. You clearly state to the person that you
are carrying them. If you have the ability to run with a
body you may state such to the person, but the both of
you may only run as fast as the slowest person. Without a skill or ability to run with someone, you are considered under the effect of a Slow while carrying anyone and you may only carry one person at a time unless you specifically have an ability that says otherwise.
If the person gives you permission you may actually
carry them, but only if given permission ahead of time.
Also, if a player holds out their arm with his elbow
bent, and arm facing down, you may interlock your
arm with theirs to signify dragging someone. You must
have one free hand to be able to carry someone.
Searching Someone
Complaints
Since searching someone would violate the No

Physical Combat rule, there are special ways of doing
this in game. You clearly state to the person that you
are searching them. They have a couple options at this
point. They can say Go ahead in which you may
physically search them, they may request that you describe your search, in which you must be more specific, or they may simply hand you all the items that they
have on them. If an item is hidden on a player, it must
actually be hidden in the place, so if you wish to carry
your extra silver in your hat, it must actually be there.
Items can never be hidden in places that would make
someone uncomfortable to search. A described search
should never take more than a couple of minutes to
complete, and if someone has been searching you for 5
minutes they are considered to have found everything
that they would have normally found. Some skills allow for players or NPCs not to have to give up any or
all of their items with a normal search, and some
NPCs do not have treasure that can be found with
searching, it must be harvested. Either way, just because a person does not give you everything on them,
do not assume that they are cheating.
If you have a problem with another Player Character or NPC, or believe someone is cheating, do not
argue with them. You may state politely, and in game
something to the effect of what you believe is wrong,
but if the person ignores you, go find a Plot member
or NPC, and do not continue or escalate the issue.
The infraction will be dealt with, and you do not need
to get further involved. If possible, try to learn the
name of the player or NPC, which will make things
easier. If the issue is not pressing, or does not require
immediate attention, feel free to include it in your
Event Writeup instead of pursuing it right there.
No Physical Contact
There is no physical contact allowed in Requiem,
especially without prior permission. This includes
combat and non-combat situations. The only contact
between players, especially in combat should be between safety approved boffer weapons and safety approved spell packets. If at any point during a combat
you can reach out and touch someone that is considering crowding, and is against the rules as well. You
must back up to a safe distance where you could strike
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tween events, at a restaurant with your friends, etc)
is to be held in the same manner, unless both parties
specifically agree beforehand that they are communicating IG. Using out of game knowledge or information your character wouldnt actually know in game is
a severe form of cheating, called Meta-gaming. Abuse
of this rule is cheating and will be dealt with, with anything up to and including being asked to leave the
game.
Complete Game Immersion
Simply said, there is no Out of Game in Requiem

during the events. If you wish to be participating at
the Event, you must be In Game, and react as such.
Characters will react to out of game comments in
game. You may be accused of being possessed or have
to deal with specific in game consequences of breaking
character. Unless a specific skill states otherwise, you
cannot do something with a counted action, unless
you actually just do it. Examples of this are disarming
a trap or running away. In addition, you may not do
anything actually dangerous or destructive, for example, you may not break down a door or climb a tree in
actuality or say that you are doing it. Every problem
presented to you will have ways of solving it without
resorting to actions such as those. There are mechanics
in the game that may alter what can affect you, such as
turning you into a spirit or letting you fly, but there is
nothing that actually hides or removes you from where
you are. If you see something, you always actually see
it, or hear something you actually hear it. The exception to this is the Perception Rule below.
Contraband Items
There are just some items and actions that should

not be brought or done on LARP campsite ever, or
without explicit Plot approval. Violations of these rules
can lead to expulsion of the game on the first offense.
It really is that serious. No lit candles, fires, grills or
anything with open flame or severe heat is allowed
without the Game Owners permission. No real weapons are allowed. These include real guns, real swords,
and real knives that are longer than 3 inches and not
used as a tool. No alcohol or recreational drugs are
allowed, nor is it allowed to be under the influence of
such while at the event. If you have prescription medication and must bring it, make sure you inform a
member of Plot of such.
Late Arrivals
Arriving to an Event late can be a tricky thing.
You should avoid it all costs, but if you have to, there
are few rules that should be followed. First, you
should never drive a vehicle onto a site that is currently
In Game, and should dress in some in period clothing,
like a cloak to walk on site. NPCs can walk as a Spirit
to Monster Camp; players should walk to their designated cabin, and fill out a Request Sheet to Check In.
Any clearly non-period items (food containers / coolers
/ modern labels) should be covered in cloth or burlap.
This includes coming back to site with food, like pizza.
Smoking
Smoking is allowed at events, but only in designated areas, and can be disallowed if people do not
police their own butts. While in the smoking area, you
are still considered in game, and are still expected to
react to anything as such, including being attacked. If
you are attacked you are still are responsible for the
safe disposal of the cigarettes. An empty bin will be
provided for used cigarettes, and it is up to all those
that smoke to make sure the area is kept clean.
Perception Rule
Harassment
While many In Game effects may render you Unconscious or otherwise unable to perceive the world
around you; you do not actually have to close your
eyes for safety reasons. If you are dead on the floor,
you may watch out for players or NPCs that might
step on you and even warn them with a Caution if
they might harm you or themselves, but any information you hear or see, cannot be used In Game. Examples of this are recognizing who is searching you, overhearing conversations or seeing someone hide something. In addition, anything told to you Offboard (be-
While sometimes characters within In Game situations may get tense or hateful, things should never be
taken out of game. Insults, derogatory slurs, and yelling Out of Game is not tolerated. If another player or
NPC is making you uncomfortable, try to let them
know in an In Game way. If this does not work, report
it to a member of Plot or an NPC. If it is not immediately pressing put it in your Event Writeup. If at all
possible try to learn the persons name, which is helpful for Plot.
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Health
Body Points
A character's Vitality is the relative condition of

their body. The more vitality you possess the more
punishment you can take. This is represented by body
points. As you take damage your body points are reduced. Body points are fully restored at the beginning
of each Event and may be restored during the event
through Healing and other means. Your body point
total is generally your number of Vitality your character possesses, plus any modifications from specific
skills (like Fortitude) or Living Well. In addition your
body points can be modified temporarily by Bonus
Vitality. When body points are lost, this does not
lower your vitality, or your maximum body.
Hit Based System

Requiem uses a hit based system to represent your
characters general health. That means a character has a
specific number of hit points, which are lowered when
Damage or Effects reduce them. Every hit to any legal
location on your body does the same amount of damage, regardless of where it lands. Some strikes must be
done to a limb or the torso, but it is a requirement in
the Effect or Skill. Any strike that does not have a specific call that goes along with it does 1 point of Uncalled Damage. Generally, a characters total Health is
calculated by adding their Armor and Body Points
together. Certain effects and low numbers of body
points also adversely affect your Character.
Bonus Vitality
Some skills, abilities or effects may generate bonus
vitality. These body points are lost after any Armor or
Bonus Armor is lost, but before your normal Body
Points are lost. Bonus vitality does not stack with other
forms of bonus vitality, unless specifically stated that
they do. Bonus vitality can be Healed, but is considered different from normal body points. Generally
bonus vitality only lasts for the current Battle you are
in, and is lost at the end of that Battle. If different, it
will be stated in the skill or ability.
Armor Points
Armor points are a specific type of health that is
always lost first. It is generally based on the armor
Phys-Rep that you are wearing, and the skills you have
to wear it. Some armor does not require a phys-rep,
which is called Natural or dexterity armor. No forms
of regular, natural, or dexterity armor can stack unless
specifically stated that they do. In order to wear any
armor over 1 point, your character must possess a skill
to do such, such as Light Armor Proficiency, which
allows 2 Points of armor. Armor Points may be repaired to full, or refitted to a lesser amount with specific skills easier as well. Your total number of Armor is
generally your specific Armor Points (which is your
Armor Proficiency provided you have the phys-rep on)
plus any enhancements received by racials, consumable, or skills. More information on Armor Rating can
be found in the Items chapter.
Defenseless
You are considered defenseless if you do not have

any weapons or packets in either hand, or clearly visible on your person. Some skills can only be used on
defenseless targets. These are things that someone
might be able to a hostage or someone that isnt tied
up (which is considered Helpless). While defenseless
you cannot be Searched or affected by a Killing Blow,
and suffer no other adverse conditions.
Bonus Armor
1 Body Point
Some skills, abilities or effects may generate bonus

armor. This armor is always lost first, and generally
cannot be recovered as easily as normal armor. Bonus
armor does not stack with other forms of bonus armor,
unless specifically stated that they do. Bonus armor
can be repaired during the duration it is active for, but
is considered different from normal Armor. All bonus
armor only lasts for the current Battle you are in, and
is lost at the end of that battle, unless specifically stated
otherwise in the skill or ability.
When a player is reduced to one body point they

are automatically affected by a Permanent Weakness
and Slow, which is removed when the player is healed
above one body point. This effect is to represent that
the player is too injured to move quickly or attack with
their full strength. While at one body, you should role
play being extremely weak or injured. Players with a
maximum of 1 Body are always under a Permanent
Enfeeble and Slow effect.
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Incapacitated
Bleeding Out
When you are dropped to Called Damage (even to

exactly 0), or are reduced to 1 Body Points in any
way, you are bleeding out. When bleeding out you are
considered Unconscious, and cannot perceive the
world around you. Unless the character receives a Stabilize effect or Healing within 60 seconds they will
take a Death effect.
0 Body Points
When dropped to 0 Body Points with Uncalled
Damage, you fall to the ground, you are barely conscious, and can only whisper and drag yourself around
by your arms only. If you are hit in the process of falling, unless it is Called Damage, you are still at 0; if
you are dropped to 0 or lower with Called Damage of
any kind anywhere, you instantly are brought to -1
and Bleeding Out. At any point while at 0 body
points, you take uncalled damage to a limb, that limb
is now affected by Maim and if you take uncalled
damage to your torso, you will be reduced to 1 and
Bleeding Out. While you are at 0 Body Points you are
affected by a Permanent Fatigue and are also considered Helpless. The fatigue is removed when you are
no longer at 0 Body Points. You may use potions and
items that do not require a skill to use (IE you may not
use scrolls or weapons) but you must role play being
very feeble. After 5 minutes of being at 0 hit points,
you will return to 1 Body Point.
Dead
If you are Bleeding Out for more than 1 minute,
take a Killing Blow, or take a Death effect then you are
dead. Being dead removes any effect on you that is not
Empowered, and ends any durational skills or abilities.
All Inflict and Imbue effects are considered to be empowered unless specifically stated that they are not.
When dead you are considered Unconscious, and gain
the Dead trait, while losing the Living trait. Normal
Healing will not work on you while Dead, the only
effects that will is anything to Dead or a Cure Death
effect. Once you are dead for 5 minutes your spirit is
too weak to stay in your body. You must drop all in
game possessions, rise as a Spirit and slowly walk to
Deaths Realm.
Helpless
While you are affected by Stun, Paralyze, Bind, 0
Body Points or any other effect that renders you helpless you are extremely susceptible to incoming attacks.
In addition, you may not use any skills or abilities unless they are Passive and specifically state that they can
be used while helpless. Anyone can Killing Blow you,
Search you, or use other abilities/skills that require a
helpless target. While helpless you cannot resist the
ability for anyone to Touch Cast anything upon you.
Killing Blow
Killing Blows are specific Counted Actions that

can reduce someone to Dead. Any character, regardless
of skill can perform a normal Killing Blow on with a 3
second counted action, with any weapon regardless of
their skill. Without any special skills, you may not killing blow someone without a weapon. Killing blows
must be done on Helpless individuals. If an individual
is struggling but not helpless you must render him
helpless first. You cannot begin a Killing Blow on
someone until their body comes to a complete rest on
the ground. To Killing Blow, you place a boffer weapon to the torso of the person, and state Begin Killing
Blow, Killing Blow 1, Killing Blow 2, Killing Blow 3,
Death. Each statement of a counted action should take
approximately one second. The counted part does not
need to be out loud, but Begin Killing Blow Death
at the minimum must be stated. If any point before
the effect Death is stated, if you or your weapon is
struck with any uncalled or called effect then the Killing Blow was interrupted. Some skills allow you to
modify Killing Blows, such as shortening the duration,
or increasing the effect.
Unconscious
Many effects leave your character in a state where
they cannot perceive the world around them. These
include Bleeding Out, Stun, being Dead and others.
While unconscious, you must collapse in a heap, and
cannot move unless you are carried. You are always
considered to be helpless while unconscious. If at any
time you are dropped while being carried you will collapse to the ground again. If you are in an unsafe or
unpleasant area, you may choose to shift your character a couple feet in either direction or take a couple
faltering steps before falling to find a safe spot. You do
not have to close your eyes for safety reasons, see the
Perception Rule for more details.
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Effects
Acknowledgement Rule
When you are struck with any Effect, including

Uncalled Damage, you must role-play that the effect
or damage struck you somehow. You can wince, gasp,
cry out, or role-play pain, but it must be clear that the
effect struck you. Even if you normally could not
speak or were Incapacitated, you must still follow this
rule with a grunt, wince or spasm. Note that in Requiem saying Got it or Taken is unacceptable, and
detracts from the atmosphere of the game. Keep in
mind that a lot of skills that a person has are not used
until someone role-plays taking the effect. This means
it is always in your best interest to accurately convey
that you have taken an effect.
Verbal Calls
Every effect in the game has a verbal call that signifies the specific effect. It usually goes something like
<Effect> by <Trait>. Some Examples might be 5
Damage by Magic, Death by Poison. These calls must
be stated to generate an effect, but are Out of Game.
You may always state the verbal call for an effect even
if you are Silenced, Stunned, Unconscious or Dead.
Likewise, hearing a verbal call means you know what
just happened. If you hear a call, and understood it,
you know what effect and trait was used. Verbal calls
need to be stated in a clear voice, easily loud enough
for whoever is the target. If the target is yourself, you
still must state a verbal call in a normal tone of voice.
Prefixes and Suffixes

Effects can have modifiers on them, in the beginning (Prefix) or at the end (Suffix) that sometime
change the effect. Examples of this would be all consumables have the Prefix Activate and the by Supremacy Suffix is a special trait that cannot be Reduced
or No Effect to. Be aware of these, as they can greatly change, worsen or lessen an effect. Effect modifiers
are gone over in detail later in this chapter.
Traits
Every effect call has a corresponding trait that goes
with it. This flavors the effect towards a specific direction, and allows other specific skills to be used against
it. All weapon blows and packets without a specific
trait are assumed to be by Physical. Certain skills can
only be used against specific traits. If you have the ability to Resist Magic then you may only use it on an
effect or damage (which is just another effect) with the
Magic Trait. If a Magus shoots a Fireball (5 Damage
by Fire) at you, Resist Magic would not help you.
Player Traits
In addition, all characters have traits as well, that

can be used or targeted with specific Effects. Most
Player Characters except Undead or Constructs have
the Living trait, and all player characters have the
Town trait. Every Header you possess is a trait you
have as well. These include Primary and Secondary
Racial Headers, as well as Skill Headers. In addition,
your total amount of CP you have comes with a trait
as well. 1-100 total CP is Novice, 101-200 CP is
Seasoned, and 201+ CP is Experienced. Examples
of this would be a 30 CP Dark Elf Assassin has the
following traits at a minimum: Living, Town, Novice,
Elf, Dark Elf, Rogue, Blade and Assassin. This matters when an effect is to <Trait>. With the previous
example a Death to Elf would affect the character
but a Voice Attack 10 Damage to Undead would
not.
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Durations
Standard Effects
All effects have a standard duration, except when

an Extend, Permanent, or Quicken Prefix is used.
These durations are almost always 5 minutes or less
and fall into the following categories:
These make up the bread and butter of the game.

The vast majority of all game play is made up of the
following standard effects. At the bare minimum,
these effects should be reviewed, as many of them are
often liable to come up during game play normally.
Instant
Incants and RP time
This effect occurs instantly, and does not have a

duration.
While some Skills and Spells require specific RP

time or Incants to use them, those will always be before an effect, and are just for flavor. You do not need
to pay attention to any of the incant of a spell until it
comes to the actual Verbal Call. For instance, if a
player recites a scroll, with the incant With this Mystic Scroll I embrace you in Corruptions Dark Grasp
Activate Root by Disease, you only need to know that
you took a Root Effect, with the Disease Trait.
10 Seconds
This effect lasts for 10 seconds. This should be

counted out slowly, as it is easy to shorten this duration accidently.
Unconscious
This effect ends when you are incapacitated in

some way where you cannot perceive your surroundings or 5 minutes passes, whichever comes first.
Extra Wording
Some effects require extra words to specify there

exact purpose. These are placed at the top of the Effect description. Words with square brackets ([])
around them are optional extra wording, and angled
brackets (<>) are required. The exact meaning of the
extra wordings are always covered in an effects description.
Line of Sight
This effect ends when out of Line of Sight of the

caster for 10 seconds or 5 minutes passes, whichever
comes first. Line of Sight is defined as being able to see
the caster, and he is not incapacitated or helpless.
5 Minutes
This effect lasts for 5 minutes. Feel free to use a
watch subtly.
Beneficial Effects
Some effects are helpful and not harmful. These

effects are not removed with the Cure effect, and can
just be removed at will. For instance, if a character is
affected by a Carrier Magic effect, at any point they
can choose to end it. All beneficial effects say so in
their description.
Battle
This effect lasts for the current Battle you are in.
Rest
This effect ends when you spend 5 minutes resting, not involved in combat. Any combat action, such
as running/dodging/fighting will reset this count.
Special Cases
While every effort has gone into standardizing and
simplifying everything, sometimes there are going to
be cases where Plot needs to have a specific change or
effect for an Event. Anytime this is done, it will be
gone over in Opening Ceremonies, and posted previously on the Forums. While it should be a rare occasion, as we have tried to cover everything we can think
of, invariably there is something we have not thought
of.
Refresh
This effect ends when you use an Endurance to

Refresh your attributes.
Special
These effects end when a specific circumstance is
met or a specific time is has passed, which is stated on
the specific effect. Any Effect with special duration will
always explain it more thoroughly.
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Standard Effects Quicklist
Name
Brief Description
Duration
Agony
Extreme pain, cannot attack or use offenses
10 seconds
Berserk
Must attack closest targets indiscriminately
Unconscious
Bind
Cannot move arms, legs, or from the neck down
Line of Sight
Calm
Attempt to pacify an NPC so that it will not attack
Line of Sight
Carrier
All spells and weapon blows delivered are by (or to) <Trait>
Battle
Command
Must obey a single order from a specific list provided
Unconscious
Cure
Remove a single or all effect(s)
Instant
Death
Target is reduced to Dead
Instant
Destroy
Target item is rendered unusable
Instant
Diagnose
Yes or No question about specific effect, status or trait
Instant
Disarm
Target must drop weapon
Special
Disengage
Target is forced back out of weapon range or to take a knee
Special
Dispel
Remove a single or all effects by a Trait
Instant
Dominate
Target obeys all commands from the caster
5 Minutes
Drain
Target loses a Skill or Attribute
Refresh
Enfeeble
Target cannot use Uncalled Damage
Rest
Expose
Target must cry out loudly revealing themselves
Instant
Fatigue
Target loses all skills that aren't Passive
Rest
Form
Target in <Trait> form, cannot be affected normally without a to <Trait> attack
5 Minutes
Freeze
Target cannot move or use skills, but cannot be affected by anything
5 Minutes
Grant
Target gains a use of skill or ability for the Battle, which is lost afterwards
Battle
Harvest
Gain treasure or extra treasure from certain NPCs and specific locations
Instant
Heal
Target regains a # of lost Body Points, default is 1
Instant
Knockback
Target is forced away by 30 feet, or to take a knee
Special
Maim
Targets limb is unusable
Rest
Mangle
Targets limb is unusable, not easily cured
Refresh
Paralyze
Target is frozen in place
Line of Sight
Plague
Target cannot receive healing, and dies if not cured
Special
Pull
Target is forced into melee range of Character
Special
Purge
Cure Effect or Dispel Trait, this is self only and is always Passive
Instant
Repair
Fixes target item or repairs Target's Armor # amount
Instant
Repel
Target must attempt to stay 10 feet away from caster
Special
Restore
Restores # of lost Attribute(s) to target
Instant
Root
Targets foot is stuck in place
Line of Sight
Silence
Target cannot speak or use Incants
Rest
Slay
Target is instantly sent to Death's Realm
Instant
Sleep
Target must instantly sleep, any Damage or attempted Killing Blow removes this Effect
Special
Slow
Target cannot run
Rest
Speak
Allows communication with a target that could not normally communicate
5 Minutes
Stabilize
Target is Healed to 0 Body Points if Bleeding Out
Instant
Stun
Target collapses into a heap, rendered Unconscious
5 Minutes
Vulnerable
Target receives Double negative Effect from <Trait>
Rest
Weakness
Target cannot use any Called Weapon Effects, and reduces Called Weapon Damage, min 2
Rest
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such creatures, and a creature may decide it has been
provoked too much for a calm to work. This effect will
always fail on creatures already engaged in combat.
Usually this skill will only work on a specific type of
creature or a specific trait, such as animals, or elementals. This effect will never work on Player Characters,
or intelligent and sentient NPCs.
Duration: Line of Sight
Agony
The character affected must role-play 10 seconds

of intense pain. You must cry or call louder than the
Acknowledgement Rule normally requires, but may
quiet to whimpers or winces for the rest of the duration if you wish. While affected by agony, characters
may still block with weapons, but may not attack. Also, characters affected may not use any other skills or
spells except Defenses (Evade, Parry, etc) The defenses
of Volley and Aura may not be used while under the
effect of Agony as they are also attacks. Note that effects like Disengage or Knockback are not defenses
and may not be used while affected by agony.
Duration: 10 seconds
Carrier
Extra Wording: [to] <Trait>
This effect allows the character to generate all
Weapon and Packet Delivered Effects for the Battle by
the specific Trait or in some circumstances to a specific
trait. If the Carrier includes the word To before the
trait, you may only use the attack to the trait, if not
then you may only use the attack by the trait. This
includes Called Damage and all other called effects.
The character does not have to use the trait, or may
choose to use another trait if they have the skill or ability to do so. Usually the most common traits for this
ability are by Magic, Holy, Fire, Earth, Air and Water,
but others may exist. The traits Spirit and Flying are
generally almost always used as a To Trait allowing
the character to affect people that normally would not
be able to. This is a beneficial effect.
Duration: Battle
Berserk
This effect will cause the character to become
enraged and see everyone as an enemy. The character
affected will immediately attack the nearest target to
them. This effect does not require the character expend any skills unless they specifically desire, but they
must immediately attempt to attack the nearest target
to you.
Duration: Unconscious
Bind
Extra Wording: [Arm/Legs]

Without any other descriptor, this effect will trap
both the arms of the character to their sides and their
legs together. If just arms or legs are stated in the call,
it only affects the specific area in question. Once affected by a normal Bind a character is considered to be
Helpless. Bind arms means they cannot use their arms,
any items in them, or any skills that use them. Bind
Legs means the character cannot move from the spot
they are in, including with hopping. When a characters hands or feet are manacled or tied with rope, they
are considered under a Permanent Bind arms or legs
effect while the manacles are in place. While bound,
the character may not use any skill that requires the
use of arms and/or feet except any skill that specifically
says you can, i.e. Pick locks.
Command
The character must immediately follow the next

direction that the caster gives him. The command
must be followed to the best of the targets ability, and
until it is completed the target can take no other action. The directions are limited to certain phrases, and
the caster must state one and only one phrase from the
following:
Tell the truth: The target must answer any
yes/no question truthfully.
Attack <person/group>: The target must attack
the person(s) stated.
Defend <person/group>: The target must protect the person(s) stated.
Give <person> <item(s)>: The target must peacefully give up item(s) stated.
Do <Task>: The target must attempt to do the
non-combat task in question.
Flee: The target must attempt to flee the area.
Duration: Unconscious
Calm
This effect will attempt to sooth or pacify a creature. While affected by Calm, a creature will not be
aggressive unless provoked. This will not work on all
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dition, and must be affected by a Repair, which generally requires a skill or ability. If Armor is destroyed,
then it is automatically breached, and Weapons cannot
be used to block or strike with. Any claw or natural
weapon (denoted by a red boffer) that is affected by
Destroy is instead affected by a Maim. Certain creatures, such as Clockworks, take addition damage from
destroy effects.
Duration: Instant
Cure
Extra Wording: [All] / <Effect>

This effect will remove a pre-existing effect on a
character. Cure will only target effects, and not traits.
With multiple effects affecting a character, they may
choose which one the cure removes. For example, with
a leg and arm both affected by Maim, and the character is hit with a Cure Maim they may choose which
one is fixed. Broader, a Cure All <Effect> will remove
all of a specific effect. Broader still, a Cure All will
remove all effects except Death. No Cure effect will
remove death unless specifically stated in the call. A
Cure Death will return a character back to 1 Body
Point, and any other cure does not Heal a character in
addition to curing them. A character may use the cure
effect on themselves, but only if they are not helpless,
and have a free hand to do so. Cure will not work on
effects with an instant duration, or on any beneficial
effect, but cure itself is a beneficial effect.
Duration: Instant
Diagnose
Extra Wording: <Trait/Effect>
This effect is used to determine specific yes or no
questions about a character. In general this is usually
done via Touch Cast, but there are exceptions. Each
specific Diagnose skill states what questions it may be
used with. When hit with a successful diagnose effect,
a character must respond to it truthfully, unless they
possess a specific skill that allows them to alter their
answers. All answers to Diagnose must be a yes or no
response, which is Out of Game, with the exception of
diagnose damage, which if optionally desired, the target may state a number of Body Points they are down.
This is done to prevent excessive questions and anyone
may choose not to answer with a number.
Duration: Instant
Death
This effect kills a character outright, and puts

them to the Dead status. This can be generated by a
Killing Blow, by powerful skills or abilities, or environmental hazards or traps. This bypasses any amount
of Health the character has left, breaches their Armor,
and removes all Bonus Armor and Bonus Vitality.
Some skills can Reduce this effect, but most of them
involve still collapsing to Helpless. After 5 minutes of
being dead, a character must drop all in game tags, and
their spirit will rise and head to Deaths Realm.
Duration: Instant
Disarm
Extra Wording: <Item/Hand/Shield>
This effect will cause a character to drop a specific
item, or all items in a specific hand. If it is generated
with a Melee attack, it will effect whatever weapon was
struck. Ranged and packet attacks may specify an item,
or everything in a specific hand. When effected by a
disarm, you must immediately drop the item in question, and cannot pick it up again for 5 seconds or until
it stops moving, whichever takes longer. If you are carrying fragile props (including guns, traps, or nonboffer items) you may choose to place them on the
ground, but cannot retrieve them for 10 seconds. This
effect will not work on shields unless the specific verbal call Disarm Shield is used. Skills that let disarm
shields clearly state they can or must use it on a Shield
and you cannot target a shield with disarm unless your
ability specifically states that you can.
Duration: Special
(Until the weapon stops moving on the ground or 5
seconds passes, whichever is longer.)
Destroy
Extra Wording: [All] / <Item>

This effect targets an item, or all items that a character carries. If the effect is Destroy All then all items
are destroyed. This will only target Weapons, Armor,
and any tagged item that a character has on his person.
Clothing and items without tags, such as jewelry, belt
pouches, etc, cannot be affected. If this effect is generated by a Melee attack and a specific Item was not specified, then it affects whatever item that was struck.
Ranged and packets attacks that do not specify an
item, allow the character to choose, but it must be
something in their hands. When an item is successfully
affected by a Destroy, it is unusable in its current con-
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Disengage
Dominate
This effect moves a person or multiple people

away from a character. The effect does not need to
land a legal blow; the character merely needs to plant
both their feet, and state the effect and gesture with
their weapon or hands. Anyone gestured to, including
allies needs to back away from the character, at least 10
feet. While moving, the targets should choose a direct
and safe path, but cannot attack anyone by any means,
including ranged attacks, and is considered under the
effects of Agony without the pain. The general rule of
thumb is that a person must back up at least until their
weapons cannot possibly touch the characters weapons. The effect ends when the person moves the full
distance back. If a target is Planted, in a corner, or
otherwise unable to back up easily, they may go to one
knee, and not attack the character for a full 10
seconds. Characters cannot use this ability to press
someone back and then move forward. While people
are moving away from them, the character cannot advance towards them, but may attempt to flee or move
to another area not occupied.
Duration: Special
(Until target is at least 10 feet away and cannot strike
characters weapon, or 10 seconds if they go to a knee.)
This effect will put the character affected in complete control of the person that generated the effect.
The character cannot attack or harm the person in any
way, and must attempt to follow any and all commands given by the person, even if they clearly involve
the character dying. The person can issue as many or
little commands as he wishes, and while under this
effect the character may call No Effect to any Command effect which would directly contradict any of the
persons commands. Like with Command, any commands to tell the truth may only be used with yes or
no questions. Unlike Command, this effect lasts a full
5 minutes or until Cuted, even if the character is rendered unconscious.
Duration: 5 minutes
Drain
Extra Wording: [ #/All] <Attribute/Skill>
This effect removes a specific skill, header, or an
attribute point from a character. In the case of Headers, the character loses all skills under that header,
and/or any sub-headers. Stamina, Stealth, Inspiration,
Arcane, Zeal and Power are considered attributes for
this effect, and not skills. With the case of skills, you
temporary lose the use of the skill, as if you did not
possess it. With the case of draining attribute points,
you lose a temporary point or points based on the call.
For example if you had 5 strength, and 3 strength
points left and were hit with Drain Strength you
would still have 5 strength, but only 2 remaining
strength points. In the same example, Drain All
Strength would remove all of your strength points.
You cannot go into negative point pools, and may call
No Effect or Reduced to any Drain effect that
would remove you below 0 points of an attribute. Like
Restore, if no number is specified, the default number
is 1. The All modifier is used slightly differently with
all attributes and no Drain effect will remove your Endurance unless specifically stated Endurance in the
call. For example Drain 3 Endurance would remove 3
up to Endurance Points, but Drain All Attributes
would remove all attributes except Endurance that the
character had. Broader still, Drain All would remove
all skills and attributes (again, except Endurance) until
the character Endurance Refreshed.
Duration: Refresh
Dispel
Extra Wording: [All] <Trait>

This effect will remove a temporary Trait or effect
with a specific trait on a character. Dispel will only
target traits, and not effects. With multiple effects affecting a character, they may choose which one the
dispel removes. For example, with a Silence by Magic
and a Slow by Magic on a character, and they are
affected by a Dispel Magic they may choose which
one is fixed. Broader, a Dispel All <Trait> will remove all effects with a specific trait. Broader still, a
Dispel All will remove all effects except Death. If an
Imbue or Inflict gives you a temporary trait, Dispel
will remove it (if the trait is not Empowered, or the
dispel is) but dispel has no effect on permanent traits
your character always has, like his Race, or Living. A
character may use the Dispel effect on themselves, but
only if they are not helpless and have a free hand to do
so. If Dispel removes a negative effect then it is a beneficial effect.
Duration: Instant
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a type of form, with a different gesture. While in a
Form, you must keep your head bowed and your arms
crossed in front of you or to both sides in a nonthreatening way, unless a skill specifically states differently. The Gesture for Flying is twirling a piece of
String, ribbon or a weapon clearly over your head.
While in form, you may not attack or use any other
skill unless it specifically states it may be used in form.
Generally different skills or spells that allow forms
have different allowances on moving and speaking. If
not specifically stated, you may move but not speak in
a Form. This is a beneficial effect.
Duration: 5 minutes
Enfeeble
This effect prevents a character from generating

any Uncalled Damage with weapons. The character
may still use Called Damage, and block and defend
with weapons normally. This has no effect on spells,
but has the same effect on ranged weapons.
Duration: Rest
Expose
Extra Wording: <Trait/All>

This effect causes anyone that has the specified
trait to cry out in pain in a loud voice if affected by it.
Broader, an Expose All will cause everyone to cry out.
Crying out to the effect is In Game, and may not be
done under a Silence effect, but must still be mimed.
Generally this effect is delivered with a Voice Attack,
but exceptions do exist. Targets affected must cry out
loud enough for the character to hear, and at the bare
minimum in a loud tone of voice. For example if a
character hears Voice Attack Expose Living from the
other side of a field and they possessed the Living
Trait, they must cry out loud enough that whoever
generated the Effect could hear the response.
Duration: Instant
Freeze
This effect requires the character to remain completely frozen in place in whatever position they were
in when they were struck by the effect. If a character is
completely uncomfortable they may shift slightly, but
it should be readily apparent that they are frozen in
place. Targets under the effect of freeze are immune to
all effects, including uncalled damage while they are
affected by Freeze, unless the effect would remove the
Freeze. The target may be moved, but not Searched, or
posed while affected.
Duration: 5 minutes
Fatigue
This effect causes the target to lose use of all game
skills that are not Passive, and in addition target may
not run until the effect ends. Weapons and items may
still be carried but cannot be used to even block attacks. Characters at 0 Body Points are always considered to be under a Permanent version of this effect
while at 0 Body.
Duration: Rest
Grant
Extra Wording: <Ability>
This effect allows a character the use of a skill or
ability for the Battle. Almost all Consumable Items
with a non-Instant duration are usually considered
Grant effects, which will be stated on the tag. A character may only have one Grant effect active at one
time, and if given another, must choose which one to
keep. Grant effects are generally Minor Use, but sometimes they can be continuous whole Battle abilities.
Some examples of Grant would be Grant Shield Magic giving the character affected a Shield Magic versus
the next attack that hits them, or Grant Maim by
Weapon giving them the ability to generate the call
Maim with a weapon blow. Any effect that is continuous must be used immediately. For example if a
character were affected by Grant Spirit Form they
must immediately go into Spirit Form, or lose the ability. At the end of the Battle, any unused Grant abilities
are lost. This is a beneficial effect.
Duration: Battle
Form
Extra Wording: <Trait>

This effect causes the character to either become
insubstantial or unaffected by normal attacks and
spells. You may call No Effect: <Trait> to any attack
that does not target the form you are in. For example
if you are in a Spirit Form you would call No Effect:
Spirit to anything that was not to Spirit in the call,
including uncalled damage. The exception to this is
Dispel <Trait> which if the trait matches the form,
will remove it, even without a to <Trait> in the call.
The most common forms are Spirit, Earth and Shadow, but others do exist. In addition, Flying is merely
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path, but cannot attack anyone by any means, including ranged attacks, and is considered under the effects
of Agony without the pain. The number given is the
minimum distance you must go, and the effect ends
when you move the full distance. This effect will always disrupt a planted Frenzy or other Planted actions,
ending it if the person is affected by Knockback. If the
person is in a corner, or otherwise unable to back up
the full length easily, they may go to one knee, and be
affected as per agony for a full 30 seconds. Characters
can use this ability to press someone back and then
move forward, unlike Disengage.
Duration: Special
(Until you move back the required amount, or 30
seconds if you go to a knee.)
Harvest
Extra Wording: <Type/All>

This effect will sometimes allow a character to
receive extra treasure from a NPC or Location. This
effect will never work on Players. The harvest effect
must be used while the NPC is helpless and a successful harvest generates a Killing Blow. Use of this effect
in a location will always be accompanied by a Yellow
Hex that will explain how it works. The types used for
harvesting are generally Elemental, Herbal, Magical,
Mystical, and Physical Components but others may
exist. Broader the word All can be used to receive all
components that an NPC has, if a skill specifically
states it allows it. If an NPC is worth nothing, has already been harvested or does not have the type of
component that the character specifies, then they will
reply You find nothing sometime during the
counted action or immediately after the effect is generated. An NPC that states Minion to a Harvest effect
has no treasure, and never will, but follows the Minion
rules, and has a cache of treasure located somewhere.
Duration: Instant
Maim
Extra Wording: [All] [Leg/Arm]
This effect causes the target to lose the use of a
single or multiple limbs. Weapon blows that do not
have a specific limb stated affect the limb that is
struck, while ranged and packet attacks without a limb
stated allow you to pick which limb becomes useless. A
specific limb can be targeted, such as Maim Left Arm
in which the character would lose use of that limb. If
an arm is affected by maim, a character must drop anything in the arm, and it hangs to their side limply and
cannot be used. If a leg is targeted, the character must
go to one knee, and can never hop around on one leg;
a character may attempt to crawl with other limbs that
are not maimed though. Broader, Maim All Arms
will maim both of your arms, and Maim All will
maim all of your limbs. To Cure a Maim, there must
be an individual Cure Maim for each limb affected,
even if they were all generated with the same effect.
Duration: Rest
Heal
Extra Wording: [#/All]

This effect will cause the target to gain back lost
Body Points. This effect may restore a numbered
amount of Damage taken, for example Heal 4 by Spirit. Without a number it is always assumed the number is one. Broader, Heal All, heals the target to full
Body Points. Heal cannot raise characters above their
maximum Body Points. Any Bonus Vitality that is
lost may also be restored with a Heal effect, but will
still go away when stated. This is a beneficial effect.
Duration: Instant
Knockback
Mangle
Extra Wording: [# Feet]

This effect moves a person or multiple people
away from the character. The effect does not need to
land a legal blow; the character merely needs to plant
both their feet, and state the effect and gesture with
their weapon or hands. Anyone gestured to, including
allies, needs to back away from the character. A number of Feet can be specified with this Effect, for example Knockback 100 feet. If no number of feet is specified the number is assumed to be 30 feet. While
moving, the person should choose a direct and safe
Extra Wording: [All] [Leg/Arm]

Like Maim this effect causes the target to lose use
of a limb or multiple limbs. See Maim for the complete details, as Mangle works the exact same. However, the effects of Mangle are more severe and cannot be
as easily cured. Unlike Maim, this effect generally requires Attributes to remedy. In addition, the duration
is longer than the Maim effect.
Duration: Refresh
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Paralyze
Purge
This effect requires the character to remain completely frozen in place in whatever position they were
in when they were struck by the effect. If a character is
completely uncomfortable, or deliberately being
Posed they may then choose to collapse to the
ground. While Paralyzed, a character is aware of what
is going on, but cannot move, speak or communicate
in any way. Since being Dead removes Paralyze, If a
character enters the Dead state for any reason while
paralyzed, they will instantly collapse to the ground.
While paralyzed, a character is considered helpless.
Extra Wording: [All] <Trait/Effect>

This effect will remove an effect or trait from the
character using it. Purge is limited to Self only. It is
always considered to be a Passive skill, meaning it may
be used while Unconscious, affected by Fatigue, Stun,
Sleep, etc, Incapacitated, or even when stated that character may not use skills or abilities. The majority of
skills or abilities that use this effect require a certain
amount of RP time, but exceptions do exist. Purge
<Effect>, like Purge Berserk will remove a single instance of the effect on the character, exactly like the
Cure effect would. Purge <Trait>, like Purge Fire will
remove a temporary trait of Fire, or a single instance of
an effect with the fire trait, exactly like the Dispel effect would. Broader, Purge All <Effect/Trait> would
remove all instances of a specific effect or trait. Broader still Purge All will remove all effects and temporary
traits (including beneficial ones) affecting the character
except Death. No Purge effect will remove Death unless specifically stated in the call. A Purge Death will
return a character back to 1 Body Point, and any other
purge does not Heal a character in addition to fixing
them. If removing a negative effect, Purge is a beneficial effect.
Duration: Instant
Plague
While affected by Plague, the character becomes

No Effect to all Heal and Stabilize effects. Plague
must be Cured or removed in some way before a character can be healed at all. In addition, if Plague is not
cured within its duration (without altering, of 5 minutes) then the character will collapse to the Dead
state, and begin his death count.
Duration: Special
(If not cured within 5 minutes, character collapses to
Dead.)
Pull
This effect causes the character to move into melee
range of the target that generated the effect. This effect
may move characters that normally could not move by
themselves, or are helpless. While moving, the character should choose a direct and safe path, but cannot
attack anyone by any means, including ranged attacks,
and is considered under the effects of Agony without
the pain. The effect ends when the character is in melee combat range of the Target or the character cannot
reach the target reasonably in 30 seconds of trying.
This effect will always disrupt a planted Frenzy or other Planted actions, ending it if the person is affected by
Pull. If the character is affected by an effect that does
not let him move, such as Root, would have to cross
an Obstacle or otherwise is unable to travel the full
length safely to the target the character may go to one
knee, and be affected, as per the same agony for a full
30 seconds.
Duration: Special
(Until you move into melee range of the target, or 30
seconds whichever comes first.)
Repair
Extra Wording: [#/All] <Item>

This effect will restore a target item (ie. Weapon,
Armor or Tagged Item) that is Damaged or had the
Destroy effect used upon it. This effect will never work
on consumable items that have been used, only ones
that have been actually destroyed. If used with Armor,
a number of Armor points may be stated, only repairing that many armor, for example Repair 3 Armor. If
no value is stated, the assumption is the entire suit of
Armor is repaired to full point value, removing any
breach and resetting the ability to use the Refit Armor
skill on it. Broader, 'Repair All <Item>' will repair all
of a specific type of item on the target. Broader still, a
'Repair All' will repair all items on the target. Generally, skills that generate this effect require Attributes or a
specific Blacksmith made Material to work. This is a
beneficial effect.
Duration: Instant
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range. Weapon blows that do not have a specific foot
stated affect the leg that is struck, while ranged and
packet attacks without a limb stated allow you to pick
which foot becomes rooted. This effect has no bearing
on the other foot, and you may pivot the foot rooted,
to swivel to different directions, as long as it does not
move from the specific spot. A character can only be
affected by a single root at a time, and if one foot is
rooted, and the other one is targeted, it overrides the
old root effect.
Repel
This effect will force the character to try to remain

at least 10 feet away from the person that generated
the effect. If at any point doing so would force the
character to enter a dangerous area or prevent movement, then they may move within the 10 foot range in
order to achieve a safe position, but must then attempt
to move back away to 10 feet. In addition, the character may not use any attacks on the caster of the effect,
including any ranged attacks. This effect will immediately end if the character is attacked in any way by
the caster of the effect.
Duration: Special
(Until attacked by caster or 5 Minutes whichever
comes first.)
Silence
This effect will cause the characters voice to stop
working completely. The character may not verbally
communicate with others In Game, cast Spells/Scrolls
requiring an Incant, or otherwise use their voice to cry
out. Any skill that requires an RP time of performance, talking, shouting or even whispering may not
be used while the character is affected by the Silence
effect. This also includes any effects that would force
the character cry out, such as Expose or a Command.
If affected by one of those and the character was silenced, they would mime or pretend to cry out, but
make no sound. This has no bearing on any out of
game verbal calls, and all of those may still be used
normally. Examples of such verbal calls would be Parry, Disengage or Activate 5 Heal 3 by Poison.
When a characters mouth is bound with cloth or
rope, a character is considered under a Permanent
Silence effect while gag remains in place.
Duration: Rest
Restore
Extra Wording: [#/All] <Attribute>

This effect will replace missing Attribute Points to
the character. For the purpose of this effect, Stamina,
Stealth, Inspiration, Arcane, Zeal and Power are considered to be attributes instead of skills. If no number
is used with this effect, like Heal, the number 1 is implied. Used with a number and an Attribute, this will
replace up to that many missing Attribute Points the
character is lost. For instance, Restore 2 Strength will
restore up to 2 used Strength Points. A character may
never be restored over their maximum of a specific
Attribute, and may use the call Reduced or No Effect to indicate such. In the previous example, if the
character had 3 Strength, and 2 Strength Points left,
they would receive 1 Strength Point, bringing them to
their maximum of 3 Strength Points. Broader, a Restore All <Attribute> will restore all missing Attribute
Points, and Restore All will restore all lost attributes
as if just Refreshed. Endurance works differently with
this effect, much like Drain. No restore effect will replace used Endurance Points unless specifically mentioned in the call, like Restore Endurance. This is a
beneficial effect.
Duration: Instant
Slay
This effect kills the character outright reducing
them to Dead, and then bypasses the normal 5 minute
Death Count, causing them to rise as a spirit to resurrect instantly. Any skill or ability that can Reduce a
Death effect will not work to reduce a Slay unless specifically stated in the skill that it will work. In addition, a Cure Death will have No Effect on a character
affected by Slay, unless the Cure Death is specifically
to Spirit. If affected the character must first fall to
the ground, then the character must drop all In Game
possessions, and then their spirit will rise and head to
Deaths Realm.
Duration: Instant
Root
Extra Wording: [Left/Right Foot]

This effect will disallow the character to move a
specific foot. In addition, this effect will immediately
cause the player to have to take a knee to the Disengage, Knockback or Pull effects, if they are within
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Sleep
Stabilize
This effect causes the character to collapse into a

deep slumber that they are unable to rouse from easily.
The character must fall to the ground, and role-play
sleeping for 5 minutes. They may snore, or do anything else that is sleep related (no sleepwalking or talking though!) to give people the idea of the effect they
are under. While under the sleep effect, the character is
considered Unconscious, and cannot perceive the
world around them. If the character takes at least a
point of damage (Called or Uncalled) they will awaken
with a start. If someone begins a Killing Blow on the
character, they will take a point of uncalled damage,
and awaken instantly.
Duration: Special
(Until 5 minutes passes, character is damaged or a
Killing Blow is begun, whatever comes first.)
This effect causes the character, if they are Bleeding Out at -1 Body Points, to return to 0 Body Points.
This will have no effect on any character that is not in
their Bleed Out count. If a character is at 0 Body or
higher or they are in their Death Count, the character
must reply No Effect to a Stabilize effect generated
on them. In addition, a Counted Action stabilize (Begin Stabilize) will pause a characters Bleed Out count
wherever it is at. If the action is interrupted or
stopped, the Bleed Out count will continue where it
left off. For example, if a character is at 23 seconds
into their Bleeding Count, and receives a Begin Stabilize for 50 seconds, they will remain at 23 seconds,
but will begin counting again if the person doing the
action stops. This is a beneficial effect.
Duration: Instant
Slow
This effect will cause the character to slow down

to the point they cannot move faster than a slow walk.
The character can swing and fight normally, providing
that they never run or move their feet quickly. If anyone attempts to flee from the character, they must let
them get away. Conversely, any pursuit against a character affected by Slow should always catch up.
Duration: Rest
Speak
This effect allows the character to be able communicate with others, this includes any effect in which
the character could not talk (such as being Dead, or a
Spirit) except the Silence effect. Anyone within earshot
will be able to hear what the character affected by
Speak is saying, but the character affected will not be
able to understand anyone else except the caster of the
Speak effect if they couldnt normally. Usually this is
done with a trait, such as Elemental, or Dead, allowing
a conversation to take place even if the caster could not
normally communicate with the character. The Speak
effect does not force the target to tell the truth, or
force communication in any way; it merely allows
communication to take place. Keep in mind that some
targets thoughts or words might be so different or
alien, that while a character is able to speak to the target, they might not completely understand what the
target is trying to convey.
Duration: 5 Minutes
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but Triple Death by Fire would remain unchanged.
Broader, if this effect is used with Damage, for example Vulnerable Damage then the character would add
the Double prefix to any Called Damage attack (of any
trait) that the character receives, from weapons or
spells. Broader still, Vulnerable All would make the
character add the Double prefix to all negative called
effects (of any trait) that the character receives. This
effect has no effect on Uncalled Damage.
Duration: Rest
Stun
This effect causes the character to fall limp to the

ground and immediately become Unconscious. While
under the Stun effect, the character cannot perceive
the world around them. The character will not lose
any Health while being stunned, and will awaken with
whatever Body and Armor Points they had prior to
being stunned. While stunned, a character is considered Helpless. In addition, there are no visible differences between being stunned and being unconscious
for any other reason, unless a Diagnose effect is used.
Duration: 5 Minutes
Weakness
Extra Wording: [#]

This effect causes the character to be unable to
generate any Called Weapon Effects besides damage,
and reduces all Called Damage they generate with Melee and Ranged Weapons by a specific number. If no
number is specified, then the default number is 5.
Weakness has no effect any ability that is not generated with a weapon of some kind. This effect can never
reduce the number of a called weapon strike below 2.
This effect cannot stack with itself, and any new more
powerful Weakness will override the old one.
Duration: Rest
Vulnerable
Extra Wording: <All/Trait/Damage>
This effect causes the character to take double
negative effect from all non-beneficial effects from the
specific Trait in the call. The character merely adds the
Double Prefix to any incoming negative effect. Note
that this will have no additional effect on already
Double or Triple effects, as they can never be doubled
again. For Example, if the character was affected with
Vulnerable Fire, and was hit with 5 Damage by Fire
they would receive that as Double 5 Damage by Fire
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Advanced Effects
Inflict Trait
Extra Wording: <Trait>

This specific exception to Inflict does not usually
come with a separate card, or Let me Clarify but exceptions do exist. Instead this effect gives the character
a specific trait as named in the call for the duration of
the Event. This effect is considered Empowered, for
the purposes of attempting to remove it, but unless
specifically stated with a card or by a member of Plot,
this trait usually goes away at the end of an event.
Some Inflict traits Inflict an additional effect at the
end of the duration if they are not removed, which will
be accompanied by a Card, or Sealed Envelope.
These effects are more complicated, and tend not

to just be thrown or used in combat, unlike Standard
Effects. The vast majority of these effects need additional explanation, either through verbal communication, or a written card. While not as common as standard effects, these effects are used frequently to provide
a simple way of covering situations or effects not covered in the previous effects, or rare enough effects that
it would not be worth memorizing them. Knowing
how these effects work, will allow you to, without additional memorization, to be able to react appropriately to any situation in game with an advanced effect.
Imbue
Imbue is almost identical in nature to Inflict, except that it is almost always beneficial and generally are
positive effects. The Imbue effect is always accompanied by one of two things; a card that states the exact
effect or the person that imbued the character using a
Let me Clarify which will also explain the effect. Refer to Inflict for more details, as Imbue uses the similar
rules. Unlike inflict, Imbues are not Empowered unless otherwise stated. For Example, if you do an Imbue by Magic that allows you to swing +1 with all
Called Damage, a Dispel Magic will remove it. Remember that Cure does not remove beneficial effects
though, so in the same example a Cure All would not
remove it. This effect is generally used by players to
give another player a temporary ability or grant themselves a power. No player, unless explicitly given Plot
permission can use Imbue other characters without an
accompanied official card. Skills that imbue a character and are Self Only, do not come with a card, as they
cannot be transferred. This is a beneficial effect.
Inflict
This effect is a catchall effect that can include anything that isnt specifically in the standard effects. The
Inflict effect is always accompanied by one of two
things; a card that states the exact effect or the person
that inflicted the character using a Let me Clarify
which will also explain the effect. If a character is affected with the Inflict effect, they must pause to wait
for its delivery method, whether it is a card given to
the character or sentence explained. The character
must read this card as soon as possible without directly
interrupting any role-playing or combat. Once read,
the character must assume everything on the card is
true, and any instructions given must be followed. Answers to any questions should be addressed on the card
itself, but if a character has any issues that need to be
clarified, they should talk to a member of Plot or circumspectly ask the person that inflicted them for a
Clarification. Inflicts are almost always detrimental
and generally are negative effects. For the purposes of
an Inflict, unless a Cure specifically states Cure Inflict
that the cure effect will not remove them, and unless
otherwise stated, Inflicts are considered Empowered.
Remember that Empowered effects cannot be removed
without an Empowered Dispel, or Empowered Cure,
and will not be removed by going to the Dead status,
or travelling to the Realm of Death. Inflict Cards
usually last a specific duration, or until a specific action occurs, and the duration is always on the card
itself, with the default being for the full Event. Sometimes a card will have instructions on where to give the
card to when finished with it, instead of using a normal Tag Turn-in Container.
Sealed Envelopes
If an Inflict or Imbue is in a sealed envelope then
it has an unknown delayed effect. Some sealed envelopes are opened when instructed to do so, either by
the instructions on the envelope itself, or by another
person with the Let me Clarify effect. The other type
of sealed envelope can be voluntarily opened under
certain conditions, or whenever a character wishes,
which will be stated clearly on the sealed envelope itself. This is done to provide an element of mystery to
some effects, and should not be viewed until the correct time.
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instructions as well. This effect is used extremely rarely
in Players hands if at all. Every instance of this effect
must be specifically approved by a member of Plot.
This effect can be used to explain how a specific Adventure works, or what that Inflict or Imbue really just
did. If given instructions, the character must follow
those as well. Even if the person that uses this is untrustworthy in the game, the character can assume that
anything stated in this effect is true, and can be taken
as fact. This effect is used to help keep the game running smoothly, when a placard, written card, or exact
instructions are not always available.
Counted Actions
Some Skills or abilities allow you to generate an

effect on a helpless or willing target after a certain
amount of time. These can be helpful or harmful, and
all follow the same format. They all require that you
touch a weapon or packet to the player, as required for
Touch Casting. In all cases, a counted action must
take place between the time of the first call and the
effect. This action is interrupted by damage or any
effect or if the character wishes to stop for any reason.
The character may quietly count out loud, or in his
head, for example Begin Killing Blow, Killing Blow
1, Killing Blow 2, Killing Blow 3, Death. In that example Begin Killing Blow and Death must be
stated, but all of the counting may be done quietly, or
silently. In addition, the character may extend the duration of the count for as long as he wishes, without
penalty. Begin Stabilize is a special case as it will halt a
characters Bleeding count, and Killing Blow is a special case because it can be done by anyone without a
skill. All other counted actions require a skill to use.
If the end call is Inflict or Imbue, the character must
then hand the target the appropriate Inflict or Imbue
Card. Some examples are as follows:
Begin <Skill Name> <Effect>
Begin Awaken Cure Sleep
Begin Stabilize Stabilize
Begin Killing Blow Death
Begin Feeding <Effect>
Begin Infliction Inflict
Yellow Hexes
A yellow hexagon is the usual way that Out of
Game information is displayed to Players to avoid
speaking out of character, and interrupting the flow of
the Event. If at any point a character comes across one,
they must first pause and read it before taking any other action. Sometimes a particular Staff member will
clarify information if needed, but in general any information needed should be contained on yellow hexes. Yellow hexes usually contain information that cannot be easily gleaned from the props. This does not
mean that other information is not available elsewhere
as well, but this Out of Game information is usually
clear and to the point. Examples of this are what effect
a Rope Light Portal has, what skill it takes to open the
following door, or what exactly is in that pit between
the jumpy stones. Yellow hexes also can limit access to
areas, and designate Out of Game locations, and other
restricted access.
Instant
Some skills or abilities will allow a character to

perform a normally counted action instantly. To avoid
confusion, you merely state Instant <Effect> while
delivering the effect normally, instead of the word Begin. The effect must still be delivered in the same way
as a counted action, which is usually touching a weapon or packet to your target. For example, if a character had the ability to Instant Killing blow, they would
touch a weapon to the torso of the target and state
Instant Death as the call.
Hazards
Hazards are a specific type of Yellow Hex, that

contains an effect, is usually used to represent what
danger will befall someone that steps into a pit, or gets
hit with falling rocks or any other environmental malady. These are generally predominantly displayed in
the area of question, or clearly marked when they will
occur. For example of there was a pit of acid
represented by a green tarp, with a 10 Lethal by Acid
Hazard on it, missing a jumpy stone and stepping in
the pit would result in taking 10 Lethal by Acid.
Hazard damage, along with Trap damage, is generally
Lethal. This represents an inherent extra danger in
physical challenges and premade traps.
Let me Clarify
This effect means that whatever is stated next is
true, and should be followed. This effect does not need
to land a legal blow and can never be defended against.
It is generally informational in nature but can contain
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Game Stopping
Effects
question, a character cannot call a Clarification if they

think someone else is not taking the correct effect.
There are many skills in the game that can reduce,
change or flat out make a character No Effect to an
effect, so do not instantly come to the conclusion that
someone is cheating. A character that wishes to ask an
important question to a member of Plot may circumspectly use Clarification: I need to talk to Plot to any
NPC, or fill out a Request Sheet. Clarifications should
not last more than approximately 10 seconds, and can
never be used because you are confused about anything In Game, only rules mechanics. Abuse of this
effect is cheating and will be dealt with, with anything
up to and including being asked to leave the game.
These effects are so important, that they deserve a

category of their own, and effect players, not characters. Any player can use any of these effects, if the situation requires it.
Caution
This effect is a warning or exclamation of a danger
or hazard Out of Game, or a reaction to a minor injury. All players of the game may use this effect, if
they deem it necessary. All play around where the caution is called must be paused while the problem is
dealt with. Play not directly around where the specific
Caution happens may continue, but all characters may
not attempt to attack or take advantage of anyone in a
caution. This pause to the game should be short, between a couple of seconds to a minute or two at the
maximum. Common reasons for a Caution are a bad
fall, knocked off glasses, or a bad head shot with a boffer or packet. Feel free to also use Caution as a preventive measure or a warning if someone is going to trip,
back into someone or do something that may harm
them. If desired and you are the injured party of a caution, you may sit the Battle out. Place your hand or
weapons over your head, and inform anyone that approaches you Caution: Resting. If someone is hurt
badly, then an Emergency Hold should be used, but
please try to keep Holds to an absolute minimum, and
only for when someone is actually hurt. Abuse of this
effect is cheating and will be dealt with, with anything
up to and including being asked to leave the game.
Emergency Hold
This effect stops game for everyone around that
hears the call. All players of the game may use this effect, if they deem it necessary. In addition, this call
should be repeated for anyone that approaches the
area. This effect is used in the rare event that someone
is hurt badly and needs medical attention or to go to a
hospital. A Caution can be suddenly upgraded to an
Emergency Hold if needed, so sometimes its better to
be cautious about calling this for someone else, unless
you are absolutely certain. All play should stop, and all
players should go to one knee, indicating that there is a
serious a problem. Anyone medically trained should
approach to see if they can assist in any way they deem
necessary, or runners may be sent to go get someone
else that can help. Game will not continue until the
Emergency is dealt with. Abuse of this effect is cheating and will be dealt with severely, with anything up to
and including being asked to leave the game.
Lay On
Clarification
While not a game stopping event, this is closely

tied in with the above effects, as it is the effect that can
start game up again. With a Clarification, this should
be stated by the person that called it in the first place.
With a Caution, It can be for whoever called the Caution in the first place, or whomever the Caution was
called can state Lay On again. For an Emergency
Hold, only an EMT or a member of Plot should use
this, unless called in error. Before using this effect to
resume game, the character should check to make sure
all issues are resolved and game will continue smoothly.
This effect is used when character is confused

about an effect, call, or specific in game action that
occurred. Like a Caution, this effect essentially pauses
the game around where the call was made while an
effect is explained or a call is restated. Usually this is
only needed for newer players, but all players of the
game may use this effect, if they deem it necessary. A
character may not call a Clarification to state that a
packet or weapon hit someone; it is up to that person.
If you believe that someone is breaking the rules then
refer to the Honor Rule on how to deal with it instead.
Clarifications must always be used by someone to ask a
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Effect Modifiers
and are generally referred to as Called Damage, because of that. There are many skills and abilities in the
game to increase Called Damage done, or decrease the
amount taken, so do not assume someone is cheating,
with the amount of damage they deal or receive.
Effects can have a couple of different words that

can alter exactly what an effect does. These should be
learned, as they can apply to any Standard Effect, and
even some of the Non-Standard effects. The template
for modifiers involves before or after the effect. For
example an effect would look like [Prefix] <Effect>
[Suffix] where the prefixes and suffixes are optional.
Suffixes
Suffixes come after an effect call, and generally

modify the trait that the effect is by, to, the delivery
method, or any additional linking effects. All effects
have a suffix of by <Trait> and if it is not specifically
called, by Physical is the default.
Prefixes
Prefixes come before an effect call, and generally

modify the effect itself, or the delivery method. Prefixes can make it harder to defend again, increase or
decrease durations, and other types of effect modifiers.
Defaults
Some Effect Modifiers have specific defaults,

which if not explicitly stated, default to a number or
time. This is similar to the Heal Effect defaults to 1
without a number. These defaults are all clearly stated
in each of the modifiers, and are standardized to be as
simple to remember as possible.
Damage Calls
Damage calls are similar to effects but just generate damage. They are always preceded by a number,
Effect Modifiers QuickList

Name
Brief Description
Type
Activate
Signifies that the Effect was generated with a Consumable Item
Prefix
Delay
Effect does not take place immediately, Suffix contains time it will, default 1 hour
Prefix
Double
Character affected will take Effect twice consecutively
Prefix
Empowered
Effect cannot be Cured or Dispelled normally, and lasts while character is Dead
Prefix
Extend
Effect has a longer, new duration, Suffix contains new duration, default 1 hour
Prefix
Major
Skill generating Effect is not used up on normal Defenses, cannot be Deflected
Prefix
Massive
Effect cannot be blocked by Weapons or Shields, packet attacks default to this
Prefix
Natural
Effect can be blocked by Weapons and Shields, weapon attacks default to this
Prefix
Permanent
Effect now lasts the duration of the Event
Prefix
Quicken
Effect has a shorter, new duration, Suffix contains new duration, default 10 seconds
Prefix
Triple
Character affected will take Effect three times consecutively
Prefix
Unstoppable
Effect cannot be defended against, except Reductions and No Effects
Prefix
<#> Damage
Normal Called Damage, if it drops target they are go to Bleeding Out
Damage Call
<#> Body
Damage bypasses Armor and Bonus Armor Points.
Damage Call
<#> Lethal
Damage cannot be Reduced, and if it drops target, they collapse to Dead
Damage Call
[#] Padded
Damage that is less harmful, without a number does no damage
Damage Call
and <Effect>
Links two Effects together, causing both of them to effect target
Suffix
by <Trait>
Effects trait, used to provide flavor of attack, and signify what defenses work, default Physical
Suffix
by Supremacy
Effect cannot be Reduced or No Effect to
Suffix
except <Trait>
Effect does not work on those with Trait specified
Suffix
to <Trait>
Effect only works on those with Trait specified
Suffix
to <Name>
Effect only works on Character with Name, Nickname, or Pseudonym
Suffix
to Back
Signifies that the Effect only works from behind the target, and can be done quieter
Suffix
to Self
Effect works on Character generating it, used to prevent confusion
Suffix
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Prefixes
Empowered
This prefix signifies an effect that is much more

difficult to remove than normal. Cure and Purge effects will not remove any Empowered effect, unless
they too have the Empowered Prefix. In addition, the
effect will remain active while in a characters Death
Count. Empowered effects will generally still be removed when a character goes to Deaths Realm to resurrect, but exceptions can occur with specific Imbue
or Inflict Cards. By default Inflicts are considered to
be empowered unless specifically stated otherwise on
the card.
Activate
This prefix signifies the use of a consumable item,
and it must be used to accompany any effect that is
used with Gas Poisons, Scrolls, Magic Items, etc
This Prefix is only used with consumable items, so it is
clear that the effect generated was not from a skill.
Remember that characters that use a consumable on
themselves, like a Potion or an Elixir, still must use
this prefix and state the effect out loud after doing any
RP time to consume the item.
Extend
Delay
This prefix signifies that the effect lasts a longer

than the normal default duration. If accompanied with
a Suffix of time, that is the new duration, else the default is 1 hour. For example, Extend Stun would
change the Stun duration from normal (which is 5
minutes) to 1 hour, the default. Any effect that requires Rest to remove will now require the new duration of rest as well. This prefix does not modify any
ability to Cure or Dispel the effect, but will only alter
its duration.
This prefix signifies that an effect will happen in a

specified certain duration. If accompanied with a Suffix of time, the effect will occur then, else the default is
1 hour. For example, Delay Death by Fire 6 hours
will cause the character to take a Death by Fire in six
hours. The effect can still be dispelled by removing the
trait that comes with it, (remember that an affect is
always physical by default if not stated) but cannot be
cured until the actual effect occurs.
Double
Major
This prefix signifies an effect or defense that is

twice as potent as normal. The Double prefix means
that a character will take two of the specific effect consecutively. For Instance a Double 5 Damage by Fire
will make the character take 5 Damage by Fire twice.
Both attacks must be individually defended, or the
attack must be defended with a Double prefixed defense. This prefix on a defense will stop two of attacks
of similar nature, and is generally used to avoid repetition. For example, if a character was hit with a 5
Damage by Fire and a Death by Fire at the same
time, or a Double Paralyze by Fire and they had the
ability to Parry Fire, they could use double the
attributes and call Double Parry. In addition, some
skills may allow you to generate the Double Prefix on
defenses. The Double prefix can never stack with itself,
nor any other effect that causes a character to take
Double or Triple effect, only the greatest multiplier is
used. An example of this is a race that is Vulnerable to
Fire, is struck with a Double 5 Damage by Fire
Normally the character would add the Double Prefix
to the attack since it was fire but since it already had
the Double Prefix, no additional effect is added.
This prefix signifies an effect or Defense that is

much more powerful than normal. The Deflect defense cannot be used against any effect with this Prefix,
and any non-major Defense will work just like a Deflect normally does. Any defense used without the Major Prefix will successfully defend against one attack
with the Major trait, but will refund the attributes or
skill used to generate the Major effect to character.
Any Major effect that is Voice delivered or Area of
effect in nature cannot be defended against except with
a Major Defense.
Massive
This prefix signifies that the effect cannot be successfully blocked. A complete miss will still not work,
but any legal blow or attack that successfully strikes the
weapon or a shield of a character will cause them to
take the effect. This prefix can only be applied to a
weapon, as all packet attacks are always considered to
be Massive by default. This does not change the effect other than allowing it to be able to affect characters through their weapons and shields.
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Damage Calls
Natural
This prefix signifies that the effect can be successfully blocked with a weapon or a shield. This prefix
can only be applied to a packet, as all Weapon attacks
are always considered to be Natural by default. This
does not change the effect other than allowing it to be
able to be successfully blocked with a weapon or
shield.
<#> Damage
Normal damage is by far the most common damage call, and is stated as # Damage for where the effect would be placed. Examples of this are Massive 10
Damage and 5 Damage by Fire. Damage is subtracted normally as per the Health section of the rules.
Bonus Armor, Armor Points, Bonus Vitality, and then
Body Points are what are affected by damage, in that
order. If called damage drops a character, regardless of
whether they are exactly at 0 or less, they are always
put to -1 and Bleeding Out. Damage may be reduced
by skills and abilities, but never to below 1.
Permanent
Like Extend, this prefix signifies that an effect lasts
a different, longer duration of the entire Event. For
example, Permanent Slow would change the duration
of slow from normal (which is 5 minutes) to the remainder of the event. Any effect that requires Rest to
remove cannot be removed with this prefix. This prefix does not modify any ability to Cure or Dispel the
effect, but will only alter its duration.
<#> Body
This form of damage bypasses all forms of Armor

Points and Bonus Armor, and does its Damage directly to Body. Other then bypassing armor, it works exactly like Damage works. Examples of this are Natural
2 Body and 3 Body by Mind. Just like called Damage, if Body damage drops a character, regardless of
whether they are exactly at 0 or less, they are always
put to -1 and Bleeding Out. Body damage may be reduced by skills and abilities, but never to below 1.
Quicken
This prefix signifies that the effect lasts shorter

than the normal default duration. If accompanied with
a Suffix of time, that is the new duration, else the default is 10 seconds. For example, Quicken Stun 20
seconds would change the Stun duration from normal
(which is 5 minutes) to 20 seconds. Any effect that
requires Rest to remove will now require the new duration of rest as well. This prefix does not modify any
ability to Cure or Dispel the effect, but will only alter
its duration.
<#> Lethal
This form of damage bypasses damage reduction

and Lethal damage is more likely to kill a Character.
Lethal damage is subtracted normally as per the Health
section of the rules, refer to Damage for details. Examples of this are Massive 3 Lethal and 6 Lethal by
Trap. In addition, if Lethal damage drops a character,
regardless of whether they are exactly at 0 or less, they
are affected by a Death effect, and begin their Death
Count. Just taking Lethal damage will not kill a character, they must be dropped to 0 or less. In addition,
Lethal damage may not be reduced in any way,
through any skill or ability.
Triple
This prefix, like Double signifies an effect or defense that is more potent than normal, causing the
character to take three of the specific effect consecutively, or defend against three attacks. See Double for
any clarifications on exactly how this works. The
Triple Prefix can never stack with itself, or any other
damage multiplier, like Double or Vulnerable.
Unstoppable
[#] Padded
This prefix signifies the Effect is much more powerful than normal. Any Effect with the Unstoppable
Prefix cannot be defended against, with any Defenses
(Shield, Parry, Evade, etc). This Prefix will not alter
the ability to Reduce or be No Effect to the effect; only what active defenses can use to stop it. This prefix
does not modify any ability to Cure or Dispel the effect, but will only alter ability to defend against it.
This form of damage is non-lethal, and can be

generated by anyone. Converting Called or Uncalled
Damage to Padded can be done without skill. The call
Padded in replacement of Uncalled Damage will not
do any damage, and is used for sparring. With a
number prefix, such as 3 Padded this will reduce a
character to 0 instead of Bleeding.
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Suffixes
to <Trait>
This suffix signifies that an effect is targeted towards a specific character trait. This causes the attack
to have No Effect on any character without the specific trait in the call. Examples of this are 5 Damage to
Elf or Death to Fire by Water. In addition, if the
effect with this prefix has a duration longer than and
somehow the character loses the trait, they are no
longer affected by it. For instance, with Agony to
Spirit while a character is in Spirit Form, removing
the Form will remove the agony. This does not change
anything else about an effect except who it can target.
by <Trait>
This suffix signifies what Trait an effect has. All

effects have a trait that comes with them, which flavors
the effect and allows specific defenses against it. See
the Trait section of Effects for exact clarification. If an
effect call does not have a by <Trait> then the assumption is that it is by Physical. This is mainly used
for weapon attacks, to make the calls less verbose. Defenses that only work on a specific trait must hear that
trait to work on them. Examples of this are 5 Damage
by Fire vs. a Parry Fire.
to <Name>
This is a special case of the to <Trait> suffix that

affects a character with the name, nickname, or pseudonym in question. If a character has introduced
themselves with a name, they must then be affected if
that name is then used to target them. For Example,
Voice Attack to Dark, Agony by Fear would target
anyone that calls himself Dark, whether they were lying about that being their real name or not.
and <Effect>
This suffix can be used on an effect or defense to

link two effects together. This will cause a character to
take multiple effects from a single call. With effects, an
example of this could be Silence and Root by Magic.
A single defense against magic would negate the entire
attack. A defense against Silence would leave the character still affected by Root by Magic or a defense
against Root and a defense against Silence would also
negate the entire attack. In the above example, a Cure
Silence would remove the Silence, leaving the Root
and a Cure Root would vice versa. A Dispel Magic
would remove the entire effect. With defenses, generally this is used to signify a secondary effect that is happening with a defense. Examples of this are Parry and
10 Damage Aura or Resist and Heal 2 to Self.
to Back
This special case of the to <Trait> suffix limits

the effect to be a legal blow behind the character to
count. This can be generated with Melee or Ranged
Weapons or Packets. If a character is clearly struck in
the front with this effect, then they may state No Effect: Front to signify that the attack did not strike the
character from behind. To Back attacks can strike a
character in any limb or the torso, as long as it came
from behind the character. Reaching around a character to call to Back is never allowed, and the general
rule of thumb is that to use this ability, the caster
should be behind both shoulder blades of a target. Examples of this are Maim to Back or Double 10
Damage to Back. In addition, this attack may be
whispered if generated by a Melee Weapon, as long as
it is loud enough the target can hear it.
by Supremacy
This special case of the by <Trait> suffix is a specific trait that always affects the target. Any Verbal
with the by Supremacy call may not be Reduced or
No Effect to. This means if a character is normally
immune to Stun, a Stun by Supremacy will still affect
them. This does not change the effect, nor change
what Defenses can be used against it, only who it affects.
to Self
except <Trait>
This is a special case of the to <Trait> suffix in

which the effect was used on the character that generated it. This is used to prevent confusion over targeting in some situations, especially when combing multiple effects. Examples of this are Cure Maim to Self
and Resist and Heal 5 to Self.
This trait is the opposite of the to <Trait> as it

does not affect anyone with the specific trait. This is
generally used in conjunction with another trait, or in
an area of effect call. An example would be Voice
Attack except Town Repel by Fear, which would
affect everyone except characters with the Town trait.
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Combat
Flurry Rule
The flurry rule governs the number of times you

can swing at an opponent. Since Requiem uses uncalled hits, normal damage calls do not limit the speed
of attacks. The flurry rule states that you may attempt
to swing at a character three times, and no two of
them in the same place, before taking a step back and
pausing. Three attacks means three, regardless of
whether an attack missed, was blocked, or was actually
a legal blow. A character dual wielding is still governed
by this rule, where as they must limit both of the weapons to three total swings. If you are hit in the same
spot twice in a row, or swung at more than three times
in a row without a pause, you may state Flurry to
remind an opponent. Pausing and stepping back need
not be for more than a second or two, but should allow both combatants a quick break.
Safety
The absolute and primary concern in combat is
safety. All rules are in the game are designed with this
in mind, but cannot be all encompassing. Any action
in combat that would violate the No Physical Contact
Rule is not allowed. If you believe that a situation is
unsafe, then do not get involved in it. Back away or
remove yourself from the problem, and let someone
else know. Please keep in mind that the number one
most dangerous aspect of combat is running or backing up at night. If you choose to do such, be very careful and pay attention to your surroundings. Abuse of
any of the rules in the combat section is cheating and
will be dealt with, with anything up to and including
being asked to leave the game. Penalties for safety rule
violations are generally judged much harsher, as we
dont want anyone getting hurt.
Down Rule
A player with his hands or weapon over his head

does not wish to be hit. It is called the down rule, because you know the character is actually down and not
just possuming. Generally this is used as a non-verbal
way of stopping people from hitting them, if falling is
impossible due to safety or health reasons. If a player
places their weapons over the head, they are either Incapacitated or Bleeding Out. Even if they normally
would be at 0, they are now Bleeding Out. They may
then move to a safer spot or take their time getting
down on the ground and other players will know that
the character is actually not a threat anymore. If someone is minorly hurt during a combat and wishes to sit
it out, he may do so with the Caution: Resting rule,
with his weapons over his head. Unlike other games,
this does not mean Out of Game and the character is
still there and can be Searched or Killing Blowed, etc.
You may not use this rule while walking around unless
injured and returning somewhere safer.
Illegal Targets
In Requiem, the head, neck, hands and groin are

all illegal targets. Be especially careful of not hitting
those targets in bad lighting or at night. Any weapon
blow struck there does not count, nor will ever negatively affect the character struck. In fact they often lead
to a Caution. Packets may never be intentionally
aimed at those targets but if struck there with a packet,
players are expected to take the effect.
Swinging
Boffer combat is meant to simulate real combat,
but restrictions apply in how a weapon boffer is
swung. In regards to weapon blows, Requiem uses a
Lightest Touch system, which means that any weapon strike, regardless of how lightly struck is considered to have affected the character. Since the Honor
System is used, any block that you believe blocked a
blow is considered to have. As a general rule of thumb
though, if you believe that you were struck before you
blocked, then always take that hit. When swinging, a
player should use his wrist in a snapping motion more
so then putting real force into weapon blows. Weapon
blows should be arced between 45 degrees and 90 degrees. Less than 45 degrees is against the rules because
you can hit too fast. Over 90 degrees is against the
rules because it is unsafe and encourages too hard hits.
Non-Combatants
Anyone with bright neon orange or yellow armbands and headbands, one of which should glow at
night should not be struck with a boffer weapon at all.
Usually this is because of a medical condition, so be
extra careful. To attack the person, merely go up to
them and pantomime hitting them, with or without
damage calls. They will take everything and often fall
very quickly.
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Illegal Combat
Moves
Costume Rule
We in Requiem love good costuming, but sometimes it can hamper your combat effectiveness. This is
a rule that encourages costuming that might not otherwise be worn. Any Packet or Weapon that hits a billowing cloak or piece of clothing that would never
have actually struck the person will not affect the character. The Weapon or Packet must be a clear and obvious miss, minus the piece of costuming in the way.
You may never attempt to catch packets or weapons
with this rule or block them from striking yourself or
someone else. This rule works for larger racial prosthetics such as wings as well. The appropriate response
is Costume. As a rule of thumb, if you believe the
packet or weapon would have actually hit you, do not
use this rule. Abuse of this rule is cheating and will be
dealt with, with anything up to and including being
asked to leave the game.
Charging and Crowding

Deliberately running into a character, or running
at full speed towards a character is considered charging, and is against the rules. Players must be in enough
control to fully stop at least 3 feet before engaging
someone in combat. This can be really dangerous, and
breaks the No Physical Contact Rule. When fighting
any other player in combat, at no time should you be
able to reach out and touch them; fighting that close is
considered crowding and is against the rules. You must
back up to a safe distance where you could strike them
with a boffer weapon but could not actually touch
them.
Turtling and Cover
Fighting from a location of cover or even behind a

shield where your opponent has no legal targets is considered Turtling and is against the rules. The reason
for this is the normal moves that would counter such
combat would break the rules and would involve physical contact. Be especially careful of this if you are a
shorter player with a maximum sized shield, as shield
sizes are meant as an average and might be large
enough that you would be considered Turtling. Fighting with a 2-hander from behind a shield fighter is
acceptable, as long as the shield fighter is able to be hit.
This also includes fighting through holes in walls, or
from around corners for a prolonged period of time,
the occasion safe shot is OK, but purposely drawing
the fight out using cover is against the rules. In addition, you should never swing around a corner or
through a hole without clearly seeing your target, as
this can be unsafe and lead to an illegal blow.
Pinning and Trapping
Trapping or pinning someones weapon in combat

is against the rules. The reason for this is the normal
moves that would counter such would break the rules
and would involve physical contact. Be especially careful of this if your weapon is hooked or has any strange
curves or blades, which could trap a weapon. Weapons
may fail safety inspections because of this. At any
point a player without using extra force should be able
to pull their weapon back away from you.
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Weapon Attacks
Packet Attacks
Uncalled Weapon Hits
Uncalled Packets
Any Weapon Strike that does not have any call to

go with it, is considered uncalled damage, and does 1
point of damage. This includes ranged weapons and
arrows. The majority of combat is silent like this, so it
is easier to hear effects when they are generated. Uncalled damage is less deadly then called damage, and
when you are reduced to 0 Body, you do not immediately go to Bleeding Out, unless you are then struck
again on your torso after falling.
Simply said, there is no such thing. If you are

struck with a packet there was a call that went along
with it. If you did not hear it, feel free to call Clarification: What hit me? and whoever did will be glad to
tell you. All Ranged Weapons will never be thrown
with packets.
Packet Delivered Effects
Unless otherwise stated with the word Natural,

packet attack is considered to affect you if it strikes any
part of you, or any weapon or shield you may be carrying. The exception to this is the Costume Rule. The
full effect of the packet must be stated before you begin to throw it at all. All packet attacks that are delivered without a trait are considered to be by Physical
in order to use Defenses on them.
Weapon Delivered Effects

Any weapon strike that has an accompanying call
with it, you are assumed to take the call assuming the
character lands a legal weapon blow. The weapon
swing and call may be done simultaneously; you do
not need to state the full call first. If there is no trait
with a weapon strike, it is automatically considered by
Physical.
Burst
Sometimes a skill or ability allows a character to
throw multiple packets at the same time, to strike multiple opponents, but not the same opponent more
than once. This is noted with the word Burst at the
end of the effect call. All characters struck with one or
multiple of the packets take the effect, like they were
only hit with one of the packets. An example of this
would be a breath weapon from a monstrous drake
might be 10 Damage by Fire Burst then the drake
would throw a whole handful of packets. If you are hit
with any or all of the packets you would only take 10
Damage by Fire once, along with anyone else that was
hit. All player based Burst effects denote the number
of packets you are allowed to use in the skill description.
Extend Strike
Extra Wording: <Effect> ... [Effect2]
This call indicates a different duration of a non
instant effect held for as long as the character wishes,
followed sometimes by an optional second effect
which the target must then take. The attack must first
land a legal blow, then the character holds weapon to
the targets body, similar to Extend Gesture as long as
contact is maintained then effect remains. Removing
the weapon for any reason, being Disengaged away
from the target, or being rendered helpless will all end
this effect. For example, Extend Strike Root would
Root the target as long as the character held the weapon to them. Sometimes a skill or ability will let you
do a second effect after a certain amount of time,
which would be stated right before the weapon is removed. An example of this would be a snake that constricts and binds its target until it is dead after 10
seconds, the call would be Extend Strike Bind then
after a 10 second Counted Action would call Death.
In some cases the call is the same, which merely follows the normal duration at that point. For example, a
Spider that wishes web its victim with Extend Strike
Bind then after the appropriate count Bind which
would then leave the character under the effect of a
Bind for the standard duration of 5 minutes.
Touch Cast
This is generally a packet delivered attack that has
the pre-requisite that the target is helpless or willing.
You should never actually touch another player without his/her permission, but merely take a packet and
touch the packet to the player to deliver the effect.
Some touch casts require touching a weapon to the
target instead of a packet, such as Killing Blow, and
will be stated. Anyone not helpless may choose to call
Resist against any touch delivered effect.
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Special Attacks
Major Voice Attacks
The Major prefix on Voice Attacks works slightly

differently than on other delivery methods. Major
Voice Attacks cannot be defended against at all except
by a Major defense. This does not alter whether
someone can Reduce or be No Effect to the attack,
only what Defenses can be used.
Gesture Attacks
Some abilities allow a character to target someone
without a packet or weapon, by merely pointing or
gesturing at them. The target does not have to be directly looking back, but needs to know he was targeted. The character using a gesture attack can use the
targets name, or any identifying characteristic to get
the targets attention. The duration and effect is unchanged; merely the character does not need to throw
a packet. An example of this would be a Medusas gaze
turning someone to stone, Gesture Attack - Permanent Paralyze by Stone. Just like all other delivery
methods, if a trait for a Gesture Attack is not stated
then the default trait is by Physical.
to Room
The to Room is a special suffix that restricts a

Voice Attack to an enclosure or room. All of those in
the same room as the call must take the effect, but
those outside of the location are unaffected. For the
purposes of the effect, the specific room may be stated
to avoid confusion. If any part of a character is inside
the room, the Voice Attack will affect them. For Example, a trap could set off Voice Attack to Room
Death by Trap which would affect everyone in the
room, but those outside the room could attempt to do
something for their friends.
Extend Gesture
Some Gesture attacks are like the Extend Strike
weapon counterpart, and last as long as the character
casting them maintains the Gesture. With Extend Gesture, if the duration of the effect is not instant, then
duration instead becomes for as long as the character
maintains the gesture. Stopping the gesture or becoming Incapacitated will stop the effect. An example of
this would be Extend Gesture - Repel by Force
which would Repel the target for as long as the character maintained the gesture. Unlike the weapon version, there is no second effect possible with an Extend
Gesture, as it would be too confusing if the character
effected became too far away, or other obstructions
occurred.
to Circle
Similar to the to Room suffix, the to Circle suffix restricts a Voice Attack to those in a specific glowing circle. For purposes of the effect, the specific circle
may be stated to avoid confusion. If any part of a character is inside the circle, the Voice Attack will affect
them. In addition, circles do not have to be glowing
before the effect is stated, but may become glowing as
the effect is called, such as phys-repping the effects of a
pit trap. In that example the call might be Voice Attack to Circle 10 Lethal by Trap which would only
affect anyone inside or partially inside the circle.
Voice Attacks
Voice Attacks generally affect a large number of

people, up to all of those in earshot of the character
generating the Voice Attack. Without any other limiter, Voice Attack affects everyone except the character
generating it. In the case of beneficial Voice Attacks,
the character generating it can choose to take the effect
if they wish. Some skills or abilities may limit the volume that you may generate certain voice attacks at.
Targets may not attempt to plug their ears, shout
loudly or otherwise avoid Voice Attacks. Examples of
this are Voice Attack Slow by Water and Voice
Attack Major Expose Living by Fear. Just like all
other delivery methods, if a trait for a Voice attack is
not stated then the default trait is by Physical.
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Defenses
used against an attack that strikes the back or front of

the torso, though special skills may modify these restrictions.
Defenses are specific skills or abilities that can end,

prevent, or pause an attack against a character without
the character being affected. They are only used
against legal hits. If a character actually dodges an attack or blocks a strike then there is no need to call anything. All defenses come in a couple of types below,
which behave differently.
Parry
This defense is usually tied to a trait or a specific

set of circumstances (such as a Melee swing or an attack by Magic) and will successfully defend against
the attack. A Parry will end a Minor Use, Single Use,
or Until Hit ability, meaning that they cannot use it
again without spending its cost again. A Parry will refund the cost of any attack with the Prefix of Major,
much like Deflect against a normal attack. The exact
type of the Parry need not be stated in the call, but
sometimes for flavor a trait may be used. For example,
if a character is struck with a 5 Damage by Faith attack and they have the ability to Parry Faith then the
appropriate call would be Parry indicating that the
attack was defended against. Unless otherwise noted,
Parry defenses always require that the character is
holding a weapon they are skilled with and normally
may not be used against an attack that strikes the back
or front of the torso, though special skills may modify
these restrictions.
Shield

the first, and only the first attack of that type to affect
a character. Shields are considered the only defense
that isnt smart, as it cannot be controlled which attack
will be shielded against. Shields cannot be used against
attacks with the Prefix of Major and are used up if the
character is affected by a Major attack that the Shield
would have tried to defend against. The exact type of
the Shield need not be stated in the call, but sometimes for flavor a trait may be used. For example, if a
character has a Shield Magic affecting him, and he is
struck with a 2 Damage by Magic then the appropriate call would be Shield indicating that the attack was
defended against, whether they wanted to use it on
that specific attack or not.
Evade or Resist
These defenses function exactly like parry in all

aspects except that they may be used against any legal
blow and do not require that a weapon be in hand.
While different words are used for flavor, Evade and
Resist are basically the exact same under the rules.
They are usually tied to a trait or a specific set of circumstances (such as a Melee swing or an attack by
Magic) and will successfully defend against the attack.
An Evade or Resist will end a Minor Use, Single Use,
or Until Hit ability, meaning that they cannot use it
again without spending its cost again. An Evade of
Resist will refund the cost of any attack with the Prefix
of Major, much like Deflect against a normal attack.
The exact type of the Evade or Resist need not be
stated in the call, but sometimes for flavor a trait may
be used. For example, if a character is struck with a
Sleep by Magic attack and they had the ability to
Resist Magic then the appropriate call would be Resist and if the character was affected by a Voice Attack
Agony by Fear and they had the ability to Evade
Anything they could call Evade indicating the attack
was defended against.
Deflect

set of circumstances (such as a Melee swing, or an attack by Magic) and will successfully defend against
the attack. A deflect will end a Minor Use ability, but
will refund the cost of a Single Use or Until Hit ability. This means that they person that had the attack
Deflected, is free to use it again immediately. A deflect cannot ever be used against any attack with the
Prefix of Major or any Voice Attack or Area of Effect
Hazard. The exact type of the Deflect need not be
stated in the call, but sometimes for flavor a trait may
be used. For example, if a character is struck with a 5
Damage attack with a melee weapon and they have
the ability to Deflect Melee then the appropriate call
would be Deflect indicating that the attack was defended against. Unless otherwise noted, Deflect defenses always require that the character is holding a
weapon they are skilled with and normally may not be
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Special Defenses
Volley
the attack and then return an identical attack against
the caster. A volley will never return any Prefix on any
attack, and may never used against another volley. In
addition, no more than one volley may be used against
a single incoming attack, even if the Double or Triple
Prefix is used. A volley used against a Major attack will
defend against the specific attack and refund the
attributes, but will return a non-Major (since Major is
a prefix) attack back against the caster. A Major Volley
in addition to successfully ending any attack will return a Major attack against the caster, even if the original attack was not Major. The exact type of the Volley
need not be stated in the call, but sometimes for flavor
a trait may be used. For example, if the character is
struck with 5 Damage with a melee attack and they
have the ability to Volley Melee then the appropriate
call would be Volley indicating that the attack was
defended against, and the caster then would immediately take a 5 Damage instead.
Reduced
Extra Wording: [to <Effect>]
This can be an actively used defense, or a character
can have a blanket reduction against all incoming attacks of the same type. Any time an Effect or Damage
does not do the full amount against a character, at a
minimum the Reduced call must be made. This is to
indicate that it had a lesser effect. With damage and
most NPCs the call is usually just Reduced to indicate that some reduction occurred. With most Player
skills, the actual reduction is stated afterwards. For
instance if a character had the ability to Reduce the
effect of Stun to 5 Damage, then when struck with a
Stun they would call Reduced to 5 Damage to Self.
Another example would be a Player used a 10 Damage on a powerful creature, and the creature merely
responds with Reduced making it unclear to the player exactly how much he really did. Remember that
Reduced is not a valid defense against any attack by
Supremacy. Please keep in mind that in large combats for certain creatures it is impossible to state Reduced to every incoming effect if being attacked by
many opponents, so please give such creatures some
leeway.
Aura
Extra Wording: <Effect>...
This defense does not defend against an attack,
but causes the target that just struck the character to
take the Effect listed in the Aura. This attack is by default smart, and the character may use it however they
please, but some specific skills or abilities might limit
this. This defense will not stop damage or an effect to
character in any way even if either party falls to the
effect. Sometimes Auras are linked together with
another defense with the and <Trait> modifier. Specific skills that allow Aura defenses are generally tied to
a trait or a specific set of circumstances (like a Melee
swing or an attack by Magic). An example of this
could be a mage has a spell that lets him call 5 Damage by Fire Aura to the first melee swing that hits
him. If the mage is then hit with an uncalled strike,
the Mage would take 1 point of damage and then call
5 Damage by Fire Aura against the person that struck
him. If no trait is specifically stated with an Aura, then
it is assumed to be by Physical.
No Effect
This defense states that an incoming attack did
not have, nor will ever have under the current circumstances, any effect. This will use up any Minor Use
ability, but will refund the cost of any Single Use or
Until Hit ability. Sometimes a character can use an
ability to have No Effect to a specific thing (such as
Uncalled Damage, or All Called Damage and Effects
by Fire) for a specific amount of time, usually the
Battle, but sometimes for the entire Event or until they
Refresh or even while they remain Planted. If later that
character is then affected again, do not assume that he
is cheating. Some skills or abilities just let characters
be permanently be no effect to some traits or effects.
This defense is never used actively but is always a
blanket reduction. Remember that No Effect is not a
valid defense against any attack by Supremacy. Please
keep in mind in large combats that is impossible to
state No Effect to every incoming attack that a large
creature is unaffected by, if they are No Effect to uncalled damage. Please give such creatures some leeway.
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RequieM Chapter 3 Characters
Chapter 3:
Characters
In the history of Nexus, there has been no greater
unpredictable force than the character of mortal men.
The disparity between the best of their heroes and the
worst of the villains is astounding. Lessons of the
past have taught us all well; it is both their most powerful strength and weakness at the same time.
Argandris
Contents

Health .................................................................................................................................................. 21
Incapacitated ..................................................................................................................................... 22
Effects................................................................................................................................................... 23
Durations .......................................................................................................................................... 24
Prefixes ............................................................................................................................................. 39
Damage Calls .................................................................................................................................... 40
Suffixes ............................................................................................................................................. 40
Combat ................................................................................................................................................ 42
Weapon Attacks ................................................................................................................................ 44
Packet Attacks ....................................................................................................................................... 44
Special Attacks .................................................................................................................................. 45
Defenses ............................................................................................................................................... 46
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RequieM Chapter 3=Characters
Introduction
Steps of Character
Creation
Before You Start

So you want to make a character? It will seem
daunting at first, but by following these simple directions, in no time you will have a handle on the system.
More important than the rules governing character
creation, is your concept of what you want your character to be like. Try to use these rules to help guide
your character towards a vision and you will have a
happier and more rewarding time then the reverse and
letting the skills choose how you want to play your
character.
Concept
A lot of people can get tied up in the rules, and
totally forget what character creation is about. The
goal is to create a whole character instead of just the
specific skills they can do. The first thing that you
should attempt to work on is the concept of the character. What are his or her goals, what do you as a
player want to try out? How do you picture them in
combat (or not!), do they wield powerful spells, or an
old well used sword? Sometimes people write character histories before they even start worrying about CP,
which is perfectly fine. See the section on Character
Histories for more information and help designing the
non-rules part of the character creation process.
Development
Keep in mind that a starting character is just that,

a place to start. You may not like your starting build,
and may wish you had more CP to play around with.
Thats intentional! We want players to progress and to
have their characters grow with them, as they begin to
become immersed in the game. There are two balances
that you will need to keep in mind when creating a
character. The first is how well your character can
function to begin with, and the second is how well
your character can function at higher CP levels. Sometimes its easy to plan for a higher CP level, and forget
that you will have no useful starting skills, or plan for
the present too much, and have no idea where the character will grow to. There needs to be a balance.
Race & Mortality

These two choices majorly affect your character
and should be made before you attempt to purchase
skills or raise your attributes. Your characters race can
greatly benefit or detriment certain concepts, though
sometimes people deliberately go against the molds
for fun as well. Mortality refers to how survivable
your character is compared to how fast they advance.
Attributes & Skills
These are the main two parts of character creation

that take the long. Attributes refer to the physical nature of a character, and include how strong they are,
how smart, etc... Skills refer to actual abilities the character has, like the ability to cast a spell or wield a
weapon, or evade a trap. Dont forget Attribute Requirements, as many different aspects of a character,
including many skills require a minimum attributes to
accomplish. We recommend that 1/3 of your build be
devoted towards attributes.
Sections
Each of the main sections of this chapter deals
with a main topic of creating a character. Character
Points covers how many CP you can start with, Races
covers the player races, Attributes covers the main ways
to generate skills, Skills explains how skills are used,
organized, and their different types; lastly, the Character History section explains in detail how to go about
writing a background. These should be the five main
sections you will need to learn to successfully build a
character in Requiem. But it is up to you to really
flush a character out, and have him fit seamlessly into
the world of Nexus. We understand that this can be a
lot to take in. If at any point you need assistance, or
have any questions about character creation, do not be
afraid to Email us, post on our Forums or get help
from other players.
Finishing Touches
With all of that done, it is time for a Character
History, costuming, accent, mannerisms, and other
final aspects of a character. This is where a character
can really come together and fit into the world. Also,
it is good to conceive how a character fits into a team
or group, as it is important to realize that this is a social game, and is meant to be played in groups.
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Character Points
ters also have no free first death from being judged

favorably. Mortal characters Advance at roughly
double the CP of their Gifted counterparts until very
high CP totals.
Starting CP
All new characters start with a certain number of
CP, which stands for character points. Character
points are used to buy new skills, racials, attributes and
abilities. Your character does not have a level in Requiem; they merely continue to accrue character
points. There are two main choices when starting your
character that greatly affect your CP: Mortal or Gifted.
They are explained below, but the choice is a very important one. After that choice, there are modifications
to starting CP, when you add all of those up, that is
how many CP you have to start with.
Warning
The world of Nexus is harsh and unforgiving, and
Plot never recommends playing a Mortal character
ever. It is a level of hardcore that some people enjoy,
and some even claim that the risks are worth it. Be
aware though, that if you choose Gifted, your character could still permanently die, and just because you
chose Mortal, it does not mean you cannot resurrect at
all.
Bonuses & Awards
Gifted
From this 20 or 30 CP is time to add any Awards

or Bonuses that you will receive, which are all outlined
below. These are set up to reward those that put more
time and effort into their character, for helping the
game achieve a certain level of costuming and immersion. Influence and Volunteer Credits can also increase CP, as they help the game out.
Gifted characters have a strong spirit, but are

harder to train and advance. Gifted characters start
with 20 CP base, before any other modifications. In
the world of Requiem, being gifted is relatively rare,
and they are seen almost as to be destined for great (or
evil) things. The exception to the rarity is the Celestial
races, which are always gifted. Sometimes called chosen ones, gifted characters have a much better chance
of returning from Deaths Realm than Mortals. Gifted
characters have approximately a 1 in 10 chance to
draw a Harsh Card from the Deck of Fate to start,
(which could permanently kill your character) and
never have worse than a 1 in 2 chance. As an added
bonus if Death judges you favorably (there are specific
skills and abilities that allow this) then a Gifted character cannot permanently die on their first death. Gifted
characters advance at roughly half the CP of their
Mortal counterparts until very high CP totals.
Grand Total
With this information all sorted out, you should

have a pretty good idea of how much CP you are
going to start with, but please keep in mind that
awards are not always guaranteed. It is recommended
that you have two character builds in advance, one
with and one without awards you expect to receive. If
you know your racial makeup or costume is great
though, feel free to ignore this advice, for we look forward to being impressed.
Rewrite Rule
Mortal
Before the second event playing a character, you

may without any penalty change anything or everything about your character that you wish, once. Race,
Headers, Skills, Attributes, Character History can all
be edited or completely changed. This is done so players can try a concept out, and if they are not completely happy with it, or have some ideas on how to change
it does not require them to start over again. Generally,
this is used by newer players, as sometimes they are
convinced to play a specific type of character, or realize
they do not like what they picked. All characters less
than 50 CP may apply for a rewrite, but special circumstances must exist if it after your second event.
Mortal characters have a weak spirit but advance

and train very easily. Mortal characters start with a 30
CP base, before any other modifications. Mortal characters are the norm in Requiem, and most NPCs
both good and evil are mortal. Satyrs/Nymphs are always Mortal on the world, outside of the Fae Realm.
Sometimes just called normal, Mortal characters have a
much worse chance of returning from Deaths Realm
than the Gifted. Mortal characters have approximately
a 1 in 2 chance to draw a Harsh Card from the Deck
of Fate to start, and can go all the way to the point
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Bonuses
Influence Bonus
Many different ways to help the game grant Influence, which is a form of reward points. One of the
many uses of Influence is to gain CP on your (or
someone elses) character. The full cost of gaining CP
and other uses of Influence can be found in the Spending Influence section. While the amount of Influence
you can accrue has no limit, the amount you can
spend on CP is limited by Events attended and per
year. This cap applies to each character separately, in
the case of alts and paying for other players CP. The
cap is +5 CP, with an additional +5 per event attended, with a yearly cap of +15 CP. This means that
if you have not attended an Event in the year, you may
spend enough Influence to gain +5 CP, but after attending a single Event the cap raises to +10 CP. After
the second, and any subsequent event of the year, the
cap is at +15 CP. Years are defined as calendar years,
not from the actual time you have been playing, so this
cap resets every January 1st each year.
Character History Bonus

Writing a character history is by far the most important optional work you can do, and grants the most
CP. It allows plot a deeper understanding of your character, and lets them play with your characters past,
and bring back people that your character might recognize. Character histories must be at least 2-3 pages
long, but have no maximum, and must be submitted
at least 2 weeks before the event, to be considered for
CP. All character histories must be approved before
they can be used, and usually Plot will have suggestions or changes to them, but if your history was sent
in with enough time, you will always get the CP
Award, even if the approval process takes longer. See
the full Character History section for more details.
Starting characters with an approved character history
receive +10 CP to their starting CP total. While this
must be submitted before your first Event, you may
rewrite it, retaining the full CP with the Rewrite Rule,
if you are changing your character. Any character history submitted after attending events lowers the bonus
received. If you submit it before 100 CP, the bonus
changes to +5 CP, between 101 and 200 CP the bonus
is +2 CP, and after 201 CP, the bonus lowers to +1
CP.
Volunteer Credit Bonus

The second form of reward points are Volunteer
Credits. These can also be used to gain CP on characters. The full conversion between Volunteer Credits
and CP and other uses of Volunteer Credits can be
found in the Volunteer Credits section. Again, the
amount of Volunteer Credits you can accrue has no
limit, but the amount you can spend on CP is limited
by Events attended and per year. This cap also applies
to each character separately, in the case of alts and paying for other players CP. The cap is +2 CP, with an
additional +2 per event attended, with a yearly cap of
+5 CP. This works exactly like the influence CP caps,
see the Influence Bonus section for more details
Character History Update Bonus
Every full year and least 6 events (whichever is

more) that you have attended after your character history is approved you may submit a character history
update. This should encompass all events since your
character history, or last update. It should go into detail about every important event that your character
was involved with, and why it was important, and any
changes or adaptations your character has made. You
may do these in a diary form every event, or make
notes and write a complete update when you are ready
to. In general Updates should be at least 2-3 pages
long (though again have no maximum). This bonus
grants between +1 and +5 CP, based on how well done
and thought out the update is, and how much CP
your character is at. These help keep your history relevant if your character manages to survive a while, and
helps you keep track of everything that has happened.
See the full Character History section for more details.
Recruitment Bonus
Recruiting a new player to the game helps greatly
and thus is worth a two-fold bonus. Any player
brought to a Requiem event for the first time grants 25
Influence, whether the new player NPCs or PCs. At
Check In, make sure to bring this up, to gain credit.
In addition, this bonus will grant you a Volunteer
Credit for any new player you have brought to the
game that PCs at least 3 events. This recruitment bonus has no limit on the amount of NPC Credits and
Influence you can receive for recruiting people.
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Awards
award includes religiously maintaining it well constantly during the weekend for every Event. This
award can be revoked if the quality of makeup does
not remain consistent.
Award: +4 CP
These are specific starting bonuses to CP that are

given for going above and beyond the basics in a costume, and assisting in creating an excellent atmosphere. These are not guaranteed, and are reserved for
those that go above and beyond normal expectations.
Basically, awards are granted for things we want you
doing anyways, but we are willing to award you CP for
them as well. Awards are usually only granted on the
first or second Event that a character attends, but exceptions can be made.
Exceptional Prosthetics Award
This award is for players that go above and beyond

the normal prosthetic requirements of their race.
Doing up an awesome hair dye/wig and well blended
black ear tips for a Dark Elf, or great ears, tail, contacts, and face prosthetic for a Pure Borne are examples. This is for players that go well beyond the minimum racial requirements and put time and effort into
assisting the atmosphere and look the part of their
race. For a list of prosthetic suppliers, check the Resources section of the Website.
Award: +2 CP
Award Cap
Awards have a cap per character. No matter how
many awards you have, you can only get a maximum
of +7 CP. Just because you are capped does not mean
you shouldnt go above and beyond for costuming
reasons. Other more subtle things will reward you, we
promise.
Exceptional Armor Award
This award is for those that put tons of time into

coming up with in-period, amazing looking armor, or
purchasing the real deal. This is more than normal
armor, but looks impressive (and photo-worthy) and
enhances the atmosphere of the game. Examples of
this are full suits (with extra coverage) of studded and
scaled leathers, real plate and scale armor, and well
done real chain mail. The armor itself does not have to
be made out of totally real materials but must look the
part, be impressive, and be noticeable from a distance.
For a list of armor suppliers, check the Resources section of the Website.
Award: +2 CP
Exceptional Costuming Award
This award considers the players that go above and

beyond and come with an excellent costume. This
award is meant for those that go above and beyond
the normal minimum costume requirements of the
game with an interesting, recognizable, in-period costume which enhances the atmosphere of the game. It
does not have to be historically accurate, but should be
visually impressive, with nothing remotely modern
looking. This is more than just a ren-shirt and pants
and a tabard, but should be photo-worthy, and convey
a sense of the character. For a list of costume suppliers, check the Resources section of the Website.
Award: +2 CP
Exceptional Weapons Award
This award is for those that go above and beyond

the normal weapon phys-rep requirements of the
game. Latex weapons, well crafted elaborate duct tape,
excellent shield designs or covers, and weapon sheaths
and extra weapons all factor into this. This is not an
award for someone with a typical boffer sword and
shield at a game, but those that go well above and
beyond to look the part and enhance the atmosphere
greatly. For example a sword should clearly look like a
sword, including coloring, cross-guard, etc. Remember that all weapons must still pass Weapon Safety
Check as well. For a list of Latex Weapon suppliers,
check the Resources section of the Website.
Award: +2 CP
Exceptional Makeup Award
We understand putting full face paint and devoting time towards your characters appearance can be
annoying. This award is for players that consistently
and awesomely have their face and exposed skin
painted up well (or a mask and paint). The only races
eligible for this have full face paint requirements. This
is for players that put constant and a lot of effort into
their makeup, covering all exposed skin, and doing it
well. This includes well done patterns/highlights, if
your race allows or requires them, and should be photo-worthy, not smudged or poorly done. Part of this
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CP Requirements
Racial Requirements
All characters of a race besides Pure-Blooded Human are required to purchase a percentage of their total build towards racial skills and headers. These racials
define the race, and many of the same race may look
down upon you as being strange or weak without
them. The requirements are the same as the NonCombat Requirements. By 50 CP, all characters must
have at least 5 CP spent in racial skills and headers. By
100 CP, all characters must have 10 CP in racial skills
and headers. By 200 CP, all characters must have 20
CP in non-combat skills, and after 200 CP all characters must maintain roughly 10% of their total build in
racial skills and headers. Some skills, such as any with
an Extra Rep requirement, being Award only, certain
optional skills, and skills with downsides to them are
exempt from this requirement. If a character ever
runs out of racial skills and headers to buy he no
longer has to fulfill the 10% quota. Many characters
will have much more than 10% of their total CP in
racials, which is perfectly acceptable. These are merely
the bare minimum. Any exceptions to this rule or
putting off of racials skills must be approved by a
member of Plot, or risk having a random skill removed
for the CP freed up for the racials.
Starting Character
All characters are required to spend a certain
amount of their starting CP in racial skills and racial
headers, and in non-combat skills. Gifted characters
must spend at least 2 CP in non-combat skills, and
Mortal Characters must spend at least 3 CP in noncombat skills at the minimum to start. All characters
are required to start with their races subtype and race
header. Starting characters do not need to spend any
additional build on racial skills besides those headers.
There is no minimum attributes that characters must
have, but keep in mind that every attribute score of 1
has a disadvantage that goes with it, and often it is required to raise attributes to gain certain skills. Other
than non-combat skills, and Must Purchase skills (disadvantages), there are no other restrictions on a starting character. Thought, if a character starts with a
build total of 50 CP or higher, the requirements go
immediately up to 5 CP or higher as shown in the requirements below.
Non-Combat Requirements
All characters are required to purchase a percentage of their total build towards non-combat skills.
These skills generally do not directly help in combat,
and examples of such are Harvesting or Crafting skills.
While hotly debated, we believe that requiring this
forces players to round out their characters well, and
encourages skills that are good for the game. These
skills are clearly marked on the skill matrix with an
(NC) after the skill name. No skill without an (NC) is
a non-combat, even if it sounds like it might be, and
no header is ever considered to be non-combat. By 50
CP, all characters must have at least 5 CP spent in
non-combat skills. By 100 CP, all characters must
have 10 CP in non-combat skills. By 200 CP, all characters must have 20 CP in non-combat skills, and
after 200 CP all characters must maintain roughly
10% of their total build in non-combat skills. Many
characters will have much more than these numbers,
which is perfectly acceptable. These are merely the
bare minimum. Any exceptions to this rule or putting
off of non-combat skills must be approved by a
member of Plot, or risk having a random skill removed
for the CP freed up for non-combat skills.
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Races
Plot Permission
Certain races require Plot Permission to play, as

they are involved or come with a pretty large stigma.
This is not meant to be something that is not accomplishable, but that you must go over and discuss your
concept with us. Typically brand new LARPers
should avoid these races, though as with anything, exceptions can be made. All characters requiring plot
permission to play will require an approved history to
play, it is not optional. There is extreme caution recommended on any race that requires Plot Permission
to play.
Selection
After learning about CP, and how many you have
to start, you may be anxious to spend CP on Skills and
Attributes, but first we recommend that you choose a
race. Choosing a race is one of the most important
decisions when creating a character, so make sure to
devote some time to doing so. This can really flush
out and define a character. There are 30 different
player races, divided into 10 categories, so there is
plenty of choices and something for everyone. Below
you will find a list and one line description of a race,
then a brief description each race and requirements to
play one. Also, do not forget about the CP Bonus for
playing a race with prosthetics and makeup, if done
well. For much more in depth information about a
specific race feel free to check out the Racial History
section of the Library on the Website. For quick reference to racial skills, you may look at the Races under
the Skill Matrix as well.
Humans
Humans are rare on the world of Nexus, as they
have almost all been wiped out. In fact, Plot does not
recommend you play one! This does not mean they
are not available to play though, so if you feel up to
the challenge or thing it would be the best fit, you are
welcome to try your luck. Keep in mind, all humans
have the ability to be greatly affected by the Plague of
Undeath. The Human subtype header has no available skills, but also has no disadvantages. The PureBlooded (or normal) Human is the only racial header that is free as well, but is severely limited to a skill
selection as well.
Requirements
Please keep in mind the racial requirements when

checking each race out, if makeup is not your thing,
you wouldnt want to end up playing a race with full
makeup. The five general requirements a race has is
makeup, prosthetics, costuming, height and role-play.
On the note of makeup, generally the more makeup
and prosthetics a race has to wear, the more powerful
its racials are. All racial makeup and costuming must
be approved before you can play your first time. Roleplay of a race, while almost never a requirement, defines a large part of the race. Your concept may sound
interesting and cool by itself, but remember that your
character should be able to mesh with the society of
the world, at least on the outside.
Racial Traits
Every race has a couple of different traits they gain

for being that specific race. The first is their sub-type
trait, which is generally the name of their subtype, for
example Human. This trait is stated in the description
of the subtype. Then they receive their race trait,
which is their type, for example: Earthen. All races
except Constructs and Undead receive the Living trait.
Some races, such as Elementals, receive an extra trait,
and it will be noted in their description. The exception to this rule is Possessed, that receives the same
traits as a Pure-Blooded Human instead.
Height
There are a couple races that require a certain
height to play. This includes short requirements for
traditionally smaller races, and tall requirements for
the typically bigger races. This is not meant to be a
hard line in stone, but to convey a sense of realism.
With Plot Permission, you may play a race with a
height requirement if you are not the specific height,
provided you are close to the required height and have
a good reason or an excellent concept.
Half Breeds
Simply said, there is no such thing. Any mating

between two separate races produces a full type of one
of the two races. While you can claim heritage from
multiple races, you will have no extra benefits or disadvantages and will be a full of one type of race. Keep
in mind that many of the different races breed differently or cannot breed at all.
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Races Quicklist
Beast Kin
Chimera
Strange amalgamations of three or more animals, often completely mad
FM, PR, PP
Pure Borne
Half Beast in nature, this proud nomadic race is the oldest of the Beast Kin, and cannot change
FM, PR
Shifter
Beast Kin with the ability to shift between Human, Animal, and Hybrid forms
Varies
Etherion
Beings of pure magic with metallic skin and glowing eyes created by Argandris
FM, PR
Possessed
Demon souls hiding in a human host as a symbiotic or parasitic relationship
PP
Seraphim
Beings of pure light with angel like white feathered wings and a glowing halo created by Rapture
PR
Clockwork
Strange mechanical creatures with artificial intelligence and a spirit, often built by Tinkerers
FM, PR
Elemental
The summoned children of Synter that have retained a spirit on Nexus
FM, PR
Gargoyle
Carved grotesque beings of stone, awoken by Rapture to assist in the War
FM, PR
Adamant
Short and gruff humanoids with long beards and metal flowing through their veins
PR, H-
Earthen
Short and gruff humanoids with long beards and skin of stone
FM, PR, H-
Gnome
Short and interesting humanoids with extra long pointed ears and related to the Fae
PR, H-
Celestials
Constructs
Dwarves
Elves
Dark Elf
Dark skinned and silver / white haired humanoids with pointed ears and an affinity with the night FM, PR
Sun Elf
Fair skinned and gold / blond haired humanoids with pointed ears and an affinity with the day
PR
Wyld Elf
Fair skinned humanoids with pointed ears and an affinity for the forest and War Paint
PR
Satyr / Nymph
Creatures from another plane with pointed ears, short horns, and optional furry legs
PR
Sprite / Pixie
Short creatures from another plane with pointed ears and insectoid / non-feathered wings
PR, H-
Treant / Dryad
Tree or Plant like creatures from another plane with green hair
FM, PR
Ogre
Tall brutish humanoids with yellow skin, large lower tusks and optional short horns
FM, PR, H+
Orc
Tall green skinned humanoids with pointed ears and optional large lower tusks related to the Fae
FM, PR, H+
Troll
Tall red or brownish humanoids with large curved ram like horns, related to demons
FM, PR, H+
Fae
Giant Kin
Humans
Barbarian
Hearty and Uncivilized nomadic humans with an affinity for War Paint
Displaced
Emotionless humans that have recovered from the Plague and have lost their humanity
Pure-Blooded
The typical, unaltered human which is now an endangered species
Reptilians
Drake Borne
Blue scaled and horned draconic creatures with a great affinity for magic
FM, PR, H+
Lizardman
White, Red or Green scaled lizard like creatures that come from all parts of Nexus
FM, PR
Slith
Secretive snake-like patterned creatures with fangs that speak in whispers
FM, PR
Ghoul
Intelligent rotting corpses created by the Plague and without a true soul
FM, PP
Specter
Intelligent white haired and skinned spectral creatures created by the Plague without a true body
FM, PR, PP
Vampire
Intelligent living dead with gothic dress and fangs that feed off the life force of the living
PR, PP
Undead
*(PR) Prosthetics Required, (FM) Full Makeup, (PP) Plot Permission, (H-) Short Height Restriction, (H+) Tall Height Restriction
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Beast Kin
Chimera
Extremely rare, Chimera are a combination of a
human and multiple animals. Their forms are very
unstable and over the lifetime of a Chimera their animal aspects may change and shift many times, or remain a single combination. It is unknown what causes
the creation of Chimera, as sometimes they are born,
but sometimes a Pure Borne or even in rare cases a
Shifter will become one. They are said to be a blight
upon the Beast Kin for their dealings with Satya. It is a
much feared and horrific fate to become a Chimera in
the Beast Kin culture. See the Beast Kin Racial History on the Website for further details.
Culture & Role-play

Chimera are generally ostracized and considered
insane. The vast majority of Chimera cannot handle
the conflicting aspects of their different primal natures
and become so mad that they cannot be dealt with
rationally. Rarely, a Chimera will, either through luck
or force of will, retain enough sanity to rejoin society.
Due to fear and suspicions of contagion, they are rarely ever accepted by other Beast Kin, though exceptions
have been made.
We are the true chosen ones. Combining

strength, adaptation and specialization
that no one else can mach.
Traits
All Beast Kin have the Beast and Living traits.
Requirements
General Information
Chimera have difficult racial makeup. Chimera are

a constantly shifting group of at least 3 different types
of animals, which all must clearly define a part of the
players makeup. In addition, Chimera must have at
least two or more extra prosthetics that denote their
specific animal choices. These animals can differ or
shift from event to event, but the more this changes
the more mental problems a Chimera is rumored to
have. Unlike Pure Borne and Shifters, Reptiles and
Insects may be part of the blend of races, but at least
one Mammal or Bird must be fully visible. Think of
animals like Manticores or Hippogriffs for inspiration.
Like all races of full colored makeup, no exposed unpainted skin may be visible. You must have specific
Plot permission to play a Chimera character.
The Beast Kin of the world of Nexus always appear to be a mix of human and mammal or bird.
While Chimera sometimes have other creatures, there
is never any purely reptile or insect Beast Kin. As a
people, Beast Kin tend to follow traits and behavior
that mimics their animal halfs nature. While the three
different types of Beast Kin do not always get along
well, individual animal types seem not to matter as
much. There are rumored entire packs of different
animals that live together.
Locale
Often grouped together in packs, Beast Kin tend
to be nomadic and thus can be found on all parts of
Bolterra. Many have recently traveled north to aid in
the war. They often work alongside the Wyld Elves
and aid in the defense of the Wyldwood. The nation
of Therianth, in Southern Bolterra, was the origin of
the Shifters. In recent times, more Shifters and all
Beast Kin have been seen in Northern Bolterra.
Costuming
Chimera generally dress in strange or exotic clothing, often as mismatched as they are. They are often
shrouded in bulky or baggy garments, which are meant
to hide their true natures or unsightly appendages.
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Chapter 3 Characters
Pure Borne
Shifter
Oldest of the Beast Kin it is said that Pure Borne

predate the Age of Magic and may be descendants of
the primal beasts that roamed the land during the
dawn of all things. Pure Borne will always appear to be
half human half animal and are unable to shift between forms or animals. Self named, the Pure Borne
consider themselves the highest of all Beasts and Animals. This mindset has prevented interaction with
many of the other races of Nexus until the recent Age.
See the Beast Kin Racial History on the Website for
further details.
Shifters are a relatively new race to Nexus, created

in the past century. Historians state that the nation of
Therianth, located in Southern Bolterra on the edge of
the Wyldwood, made a deal with Satya in order to
overcome the rampant spread of the Plague of Undeath. This granted them the ability to freely change
back and forth between animal and human forms,
similar to their Pure Borne allies. Unlike rumors this
process is slow and often painful. See the Beast Kin
Racial History on the Website for further details.
Culture & Role-play
Shifting is not fast process, and is painful and generally Shifters like to be alone while they shift. It always takes a least a couple minutes. Some shifters embrace their shadowed heritage, but many still scoff the
Mistress of the night and for her other dark dealings,
as they did not ask for the position they are in. Unfortunately with close ties to Satya, few Shifters are ever
really fully trusted by outsiders. Even more tied to the
moon then the Pure Borne, their power and even
mood is closely linked with the phases of the moon
which can widely alter what magics can and cannot
cure their effects.
Culture & Role-play
Because Pure Borne are unable to change they are

the most mentally stable of all Beast Kin. Though this
close ties with a specific beast has its downfalls as well.
Unlike most races, the claws of a Pure Borne prevent
skilled use of most of the other races weapons and
shields. Often organized in nomadic packs or clans,
most of the time they keep to themselves. There are
rumored large get-togethers of Pure Borne called
Moots that strengthen family bonds and make decisions for the good of the whole. With strong ties to the
Green Man, Pure Borne also tied to Satya, and during
times of need they are able to draw upon the power of
the moon.
Requirements
Shifters are animal/human hybrids, and can have

up to three forms. In human form they require no
makeup and look exactly like a human. In hybrid form
they have partial or no makeup, but at least one or two
prosthetics that clearly mark them as not being human. In beast form, they have makeup identical to
Pure Borne, based on their specific animal choice. The
time it takes to shift is the time it takes you, the player,
to adjust your racial makeup accordingly. While in
beast form, like all races of full colored makeup, no
exposed unpainted skin may be visible. Shifters, just
like Pure Borne may be of any Mammal or Bird, but
may not be reptiles or insects.
Requirements
Pure Borne must wear a specific animal themed

full makeup, prosthetics or Plot approved mask on
their exposed skin and face. In addition, Pure Borne
must have at least one or more extra prosthetics that
denote their specific animal choice. These can be Ears,
Horns, Nose, Tail, Wings, Contacts, or anything else
that you can think of that would get the point across.
Pure Borne may be of any Mammal or Bird, but may
not be reptiles or insects. Like all races of full colored
makeup, no exposed unpainted skin may be visible.
Costuming
Costuming
Pure Borne are widely varied in their dress, based

on which animal they are, so be creative in your costume choice. Often they will be clothed in items that
will be comfortable with wings, ears, and tails and
such, preferring to actively flaunt their heritage as opposed to hiding them beneath clothing.
Shifters are also widely varied in their dressed

based on which animal they are, and often have slits
for ears or tail to come through for when they shift.
Some shifters prefer to have different sets of clothing,
one for human form and one for beast form.
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Celestials
Etherion
Rumored to be a gift to Humanity in the fight
against the Undead, Etherions origins are widely a
mystery. Most believe these beings of magic were
created by the Great Wyrm Argandris to preserve magic in this broken world. Their ability to channel Magic
is unmatched except perhaps by the Drake Borne
themselves. While Etherion have claws, they are not
true claws in the sense of the word, but more natural
weapons of pure energy. There are rumors of more
powerful Etherion gaining a greater connection with
their claws and gaining great powers. See the Celestial
Culture & Role-play

Some say it is the goal of all Etherion to spread the
wonder of magic throughout the land. Others claim
that they are warriors of magic, meant to mimic the
goals of the Seraphim. Etherions themselves know
very little of their own heritage, and are an eclectic
group, often travelling alone, away from others of their
own kind. While Etherions have the ability to breed
normally, many Etherion has no more than vague recollections of their origins past a certain point in their
lives. It is not true amnesia, but blurred and dreamlike
altered memories. They refer to this memory loss as
Tairius-Krn or loosely translated: The lost years.
We are here and we remain; we will

serve. It is our purpose that defines us
above all others.
Trait
All Celestials except Possessed have the Celestial

and Living traits. Possessed have the Human trait.
General Information
The Celestials are beings born of the primal forces
of Magic and Faith. It is believed that they are the
thoughts and desires of the Deities given form and free
will. Most Celestials serve their patron Deity however
there are some who choose to follow their own path.
It is said that every Celestial created was created for a
specific purpose, and whether known or unknown, is
different for each of them. Since Celestials are one of
the newest races of Nexus, they are finding their own
place here still.
Requirements
Etherion must have metallic colored makeup applied to their skin and face and glowing eyes during
the night. They may optionally wear colored contacts
of either the same metallic color, or the color their eyes
glow at night. The metallic colors acceptable for an
Etherion are silver, gold and copper, and a single solid
color must be used and cannot change throughout an
Etherions life. Like all races of full colored makeup,
no exposed unpainted skin may be visible.
Locale
Costuming
Bound by a common thread of creation, the Celestials are the most varied of the races, with the concepts of Possessed and Seraphim even being in direct
opposition.
Seraphim are scattered throughout
Northern Bolterra, Etherion seem to be more nomadic
and follow the Leylines of Nexus, and Possessed are
always lurking in the shadows,
Being a mix between pure mages and more hybrids, Etherion have varied styles of clothing, with similar themes in common. Flowing robes and close fitting tunics are both common. Etherion often dress in
shades of blue, which is the color of magic, some Etherion seem to shun this, and dress in metallic satins and
cloths that match their skin tones.
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Possessed
Seraphim
Possessed are Demon Spirits who have bound

themselves to a human host in order to enter and then
remain in this world. The process of possession creates
a symbiotic relationship with a human host. It is said
that this process must be done voluntarily. Very rarely
a host with an incredibly strong mind may retain some
control however in most cases the hosts personality is
completely suppressed. There is no known cure for
possession. Although Demons may possess many different forms, Pure Blooded humans are the most
common, due to their susceptibility to such. See the
Celestial Racial History on the Website for further
details.
Seraphim are beings of pure light and order. They

appear to be white-feathered winged humans sheathed
in a glowing halo of light. Created by Rapture to be
soldiers in his fight against Azraal and Maalor upon
Nexus, it is said that they were granted wings to be
able to cross to the Scorched Northern Reaches, where
the Armies of Azraal reside. Seraphim are all generally
completely sworn servants of Rapture, and gain additional powers of the light. See the Celestial Racial
History on the Website for further details.
Culture & Role-play

Seraphim first came to Nexus in what appeared to
be Humanities final moments in the defense of Pinnacle. Most Seraphim believe that they have a purpose
of why they are on Nexus and that their entire life revolves around this purpose. While every Seraphim is
different, there are two main categories, those that
know their purpose and those that do not. It is unclear what separate the two or even if a mortal can actually know it. While some Seraphim are old enough
to remember the battle of Pinnacle, most of the current Seraphim are second generation from the pivotal time of their creation. With Pinnacle behind the
lines, many Seraphim have travelled north to assist in
defense, with the hope that it can be retaken someday.
Culture & Role-play
While a Demon has no free will, some claim that

the act of possession creates a situation where a Demon is not always bound their true master, Azraal.
Others claim that this is but a trick, and is a rumor
spread by the Demons themselves to spread discord.
While possessed are said to be able to follow other deities, this is extremely rare. Unlike even Undead, Demons are to be destroyed on sight or reveal, by edict of
the Church of Light. To merely harbor knowledge of a
Possessed is considered heresy. The mind of a possessed is complex, and the actual amount of control by
either party varies greatly. The main power the demon
spirit has is the ability to end both itself and the hosts
life at will. This makes capturing one impossible.
Requirements
Seraphim must wear feathered wings and a glowing halo. The halo does not have to be raised over your
head, but it may if you wish it to, it must glow at
night. How the player wishes to wear the wings is up
to their imagination but they must clearly protrude
from your back, and be visible from a distance. Most
of the time Seraphims wing feathers are white, but
rare exceptions do exist. You must have specific Plot
permission to play a Seraphim character with different
colored wings than white.
Requirements
Possesseds physical appearance matches that of
humans, it is their RP that defines them. Possessed are
demon spirits permanently fused in a human body.
While possessed can exist as other races, no Player may
play one that is not in a human host. You must have
specific Plot permission to play a Possessed character.
Costuming
Costuming
While a garb of a Possessed often matches in

seamlessly with other humans and no set costuming
gives them away, often a Possessed with wear long
clothing, masking marks on their arms, or other parts
of their body. Some Possessed go the reverse and have
become to actively flaunt their associations with Azraal
in opposition to the Church.
Seraphim tend to dress in light colors to denote

their purity and their clothes are very regal and flowing. Often in pure white, their clothing represents
their statement that they will not hide from the upcoming battles. Some Seraphim also choose to decorate their wings with ornaments, or other items.
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Constructs
Clockwork
Beings constructed with the knowledge of ancient
technologies, Clockwork posses a crafted body of metal, gears and wires. There is no flesh or living elements
of a clockwork at all, but somehow some of them
manage to gain a spirit. Only clockworks with a spirit
tend to be able to function for any length of time.
Clockworks will often serve their creator, as they constantly are requiring maintenance and upgrades. A
Clockwork without a tinkerer is akin to an adventuring group without a healer. No one really knows how
a Clockwork comes to possess a spirit, and how the
process can be duplicated reliably. Sometimes a different spirit can even inhabit an old, shutdown Clockwork, causing it to reawaken again. See the Construct
What constitutes life? Do I not think?

Do I not feel? Who are you to tell me I
am not alive.
Culture & Role-play
A Clockworks manner of speech, movement even

the way in which they decorate their weapons and personal items tends to have a very mechanical feel to it.
They act in logic circuits and have an artificial intelligence, which does not always process emotions or
more human thoughts very well. Some Clockworks
try hard to emulate other races, and some try just as
hard to stay true to themselves and be completely different. Some Clockworks are built to be machines and
serve, while others are more self supporting.
Trait
All Constructs have the Construct trait and do

not have the Living trait. Elementals have the trait of
the element they are tied to, Air, Earth, Fire, or Water.
General Information
The creation of a construct often varies depending

upon the type. One thing all Constructs hold in common is that they are a combination of a form that has
been crafted or conjured into this world and a spirit
that binds itself to that form, thus anchoring it to this
plane of existence. With strange bodies and different
metabolisms, many constructs are resistant or completely immune to many effects. Many races have had
ancient stigmas against some constructs and have in
the past considered them little better then slaves. Nowadays, it is rare to refuse any aid, , so some of these
prejudices have fallen to the wayside.
Requirements
Clockworks must appear to be mechanical in nature, and accomplish this with visible gears, wiring or
other apparatuses. You must wear a Plot approved
mask or a full face helmet, and may not have any of
your face or hair showing. You may not have visible
skin showing anywhere; it must be covered or painted
with metallic makeup. Imagine a Clockwork as mechanical creature from the Steampunk era of gaming
more so than a modern robot.
Costuming
Locale
Clockworks should not wear any normal clothing

if at all possible. They should have exposed gears, armor plating, primitive lighting systems, steam vents
and lots of wires to cover up any clothing. Feel free to
be creative as you come up with how you wish to do
this, but final costumes need to be approved by Plot.
Without a place of their own, Constructs tend to

remain with whoever brought them into existence, or
they deliberately set out to find their own fortune, and
thus they have spread all over Northern Bolterra.
Sometimes they even find and inhabit places where it
is too dangerous for the Living to survive.
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Elemental
Gargoyle
Elementals are most often the result of a being of

energy that is conjured into this world from one of the
four primary elemental planes. Somehow during this
ritual, the Elemental becomes bound to this plane of
existence and gains a spirit. Each Elemental is composed of an elemental type: Air, Earth, Fire, or Water
and sometimes variants of those such as Lightning,
Stone, Magma, or Ice. No one knows what causes
some Elementals to gain a spirit and others not to. No
Elemental without a spirit can remain on this plane for
long. In addition to full Elementals, sometimes a partially formed elemental Motes of Energy are formed,
which is a non-sentient Elemental. See the Construct
Gargoyles are grotesque, silent stone guardians,

animated through divine power. Gargoyles generally
are very quiet, and require specific skills to even be
able to talk at all! Gargoyles are a relatively new race
on Nexus, appearing at the same time as the Seraphim;
in the battle for Pinnacle, they fought with them to
successfully defend the city. No one knows what causes some gargoyles to awaken and others to remain
dormant. Some gargoyles awaken immediately, and
some havent from centuries ago. See the Construct
Culture & Role-play
Since their first awakening, Gargoyles have gravitated towards defending locations and Holy Ground.
Although intelligent, many underestimate them because of their ability to remain silent and motionless
for so long. Often Gargoyles find a shrine, or location
to become their home and to defend. Gargoyles of
Rapture are the most prevalent, although exceptions
do exist. It requires Plot permission to play a Gargoyle
that was awoken by any Deity except Rapture.
Culture & Role-play

Elementals will often choose to travel alongside
the Magus who summoned them however they sometimes break free of their original summons and make
their own way in the world. Elementals require a form
of runic bindings to center their existence on this
Realm. It is rumored that Elementals without spirits or
runic bindings fall into rages at being trapped on this
Realm, and are dangerous. It is also said that Elementals can focus themselves towards accepting great rituals of power.
Requirements
You must wear a Plot approved mask or enough

prosthetics to obscure the outline of your face and
head enough that it is clearly not humanoid. Of these,
you must possess at least an elongated chin and horns
and the entire coloring must appear to be stone. You
may not have any normal hair showing, and must cover it with stone-like cloth mimicking the color of the
mask and the rest of your costume. Optionally some
Gargoyles have stone wings, a tail, or moss covering
parts of them. Like all races of full colored makeup, no
exposed unpainted skin may be visible.
Requirements
Elementals are one of the most difficult races to

makeup and costume. You must wear a Plot approved
mask or enough prosthetics to obscure the outline of
your face and head enough that it is clearly not humanoid. You may not have any normal hair showing with
this mask or prosthetics, and must cover it with strips
of cloth or a veil. Alternatively, you may dye your hair
or wear a wig that is a stark and clearly unnatural color
that fits your element. Like all races of full colored
makeup, no exposed unpainted skin may be visible.
Costuming
Gargoyles should not wear any normal clothing if

at all possible. They should have a uniform stone like
color or pattern that covers their entire body. This
should match your mask or makeup design and convey
a look of uniform carved stone. There are plenty of
pictures of gargoyles to get inspiration from, and feel
free to be creative as you come up with how exactly
you wish to do this, but final costumes need to be approved by Plot.
Costuming
Elementals should not wear any normal clothing if
at all possible. They should have flowing robes, lots of
strips of cloth, carved foam or other appearances of
your element to cover up any clothing. Feel free to be
creative as you come up with how you wish to do this,
but final costumes need to be approved by Plot.
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Dwarves
Adamant
Created of the metals of the earth, the Adamant
are the most common of all the Dwarves. Said to literally have liquid metal in their veins, Adamant are what
typically comes to mind when someone pictures a
Dwarf. Unmatched, except by perhaps the Trolls of
Azgaard, Adamant possess some of the best Blacksmiths of Nexus. It is said that the forges of
NaeGrum never die down, and that the majority of
the Armor and Weapons used to combat Eramus and
his Legions of Undead come from the Adamant. See
the Dwarf Racial History on the Website for further
details.
Culture & Role-play
The formula for success is simple.

Rise early, work hard, strike Gold.
Adamant are extremely stubborn and can hold a

grudge for years. They tend to focus on one thing and
devote themselves entirely to the exclusion of all else
whether it be an oath of vengeance or committing to a
path of magic. Adamant have many master Blacksmiths and merchants, and are better at dealing with
surface folk then their stony brethren. Due to the
high percentage of Adamant in the Dwarven people, a
vast majority of the Council of Kings, which rules the
Dwarven people, are Adamant. Although not all Adamant worship Ktar, whom they consider their patron
deity directly, it is unheard of for a Dwarf to not pay
some sort of homage to their creator.
Trait
All Dwarves have the Dwarf and Living traits.
General Information
It is said the Dwarves were created by Ktar to
help rebuild the mountains and the earth after the Requiems fall. All Dwarves lives focus around their craft
and their clan, and it is unheard of for a Dwarf not to
be able to create some sort of item. Stout and hearty,
they are literally born of stone or metal of the mountains and the vast majority of them live within the
earth. A new dwarf is created with the Song of Creation deep within a clans mountain, which forms fully
adult body; they are not born naturally from other
Dwarves. Gnomes are said to be a variant of the Song,
given to them by the Fae. Having stayed largely out of
the war, it is only now that the 12 major clans, which
compose the vast majority of Dwarves, have begun to
work with the other races against the Undead legions.
Requirements
Adamant Dwarves must wear beards of black or
red. These beards must be full face, and at least 4 inches in length. Female Adamant may opt instead for
heavy sideburns and/or a small goatee, but are fully
capable of growing a full beard as well. In addition,
Adamant, like all dwarves are short, they may only be
played by players under 59 for males and under 56
for females. See the Height section for more details.
Locale
Due to the current state of the world the majority
of Dwarves have retreated to NaeGrum, the City of
Stone and Steel, which is located deep under the
mountains of Kazamar mountain range in Northern
Bolterra. It is only through the Dwarves generosity
and work with the Church and the Inquisition that
space has been provided for Runevale, above the
Dwarves capital city.
Costuming
Adamant generally dress metals and metallic armor, often wear metallic jewelry and adornments. The
vast majority of all Adamant keep their beards well
maintained, and decorate them with metal jewelry or
beads. It is rare to see an Adamant in non-metal armor, and they tend to shun rich or elegant fabrics in
preference for tough and durable, practical clothing.
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Earthen
Gnome
Practical and as enduring as the stone from which

they are created from. Earthen are very resilient with
hardened skin and bone like that of granite. It is said
that Earthen are as patient and tough as the mountains
themselves. The rarest of the Dwarves, it is even rarer
to see an Earthen that habitually resides above ground.
Earthen have such a strong connection with Nexus
that they can get physically sick if they go prolonged
periods of time without their feet touching the ground
itself. This makes sea travel next to impossible, and
often an Earthens home has no floor. See the Dwarf
Perhaps the most adventurous of all Dwarves,

Gnomes tend to be very curious and inventive. It is
said that Gnomes are responsible for excavating and
rediscovering many of the ancient lost technology of
Nexus. Natural born tinkerers, they are constantly fiddling with new improvements to things, much to
the annoyance of others. Gnomes are said to have
strong ties with the Fae, and resemble them slightly.
Dwarven lore states that Gnomes are created with a
variant of the Song of Creation that was gifted to the
Dwarves by the Fae for an ancient debt. This makes
Gnomes more recent of a race, but their exact origins
are still lost in the Ages. See the Dwarf Racial History
on the Website for further details.
Culture & Role-play

Less fiery than their Adamant brothers, Earthen
tend to look at the big picture. Isolationists by nature,
it is rare for surface dwellers to meet Earthen often.
This has caused friction in the past, but were it not for
the situation of present, the Dwarves would not be
able to provide the assistance they have. Earthen have
many master Rune Carvers and consider there to be an
art in their work. Their nature seems to make any
deep study of magic or divine spells impossible, but
they seem to be able to learn the simpler ones easily.
Culture & Role-play

The vast majority of the Steeltongue clan,
Gnomes seem to just enjoy building things, and tinkering more than any other race. This has led to most
of Clockworks having gnomish craftsman as builders.
Misunderstood, they tend to find solace in their creations and bury themselves in work. Some of the
wondrous items they create rival anything possible
even with magic. Unlike their gruff cousins, Gnomes
tend to get along better with other races, and are the
most likely to react positively to surface dwellers.
Requirements
Earthen must have grey makeup applied to their

exposed skin and face as well as grey or white beards.
These beards must be full face, and at least 2 in
length. Female Earthen may opt instead for heavy sideburns and/or a small goatee, but they are fully capable of growing a full beard. In addition, Earthen, like
all dwarves are short, they may only be played by players under 59 for males and under 56 for females.
See the Height section for more details. Like all races
of full colored makeup, no exposed unpainted skin
may be visible.
Requirements
Gnomes must wear extra long pointed ears, that

are clearly longer then elves, of at least 4 inches in
length. In addition, Gnomes must also wear a big or
long nose prosthetic of some sort. Optionally they may
wear side burns, and/or a goatee that shows their
Dwarven heritage. In addition, Gnomes, like all
dwarves are short, they may only be played by players
under 59 for males and under 56 for females. See
the Height section for more details.
Costuming
Costuming
Earthen generally dress in earthen and grey colors,

and often wear stone jewelry and adornments. Most
Earthen take great pride in their beards, and decorate
them with stone jewelry or beads. Some even don armor made of stone itself, and decorating their armor,
weapons and even clothing are both magical and nonmagical runes.
Gnomes generally dress in fun and interesting

clothing, which portrays their creative side. Unlike
Adamant and Earthen, Gnomes prefer loose fitting
leathers, and other clothing, often containing many
pockets. Some gnomes even wear aprons, goggles and
tool belts all the time, never knowing when they will
come in handy.
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Elves
Dark Elf
A nocturnal race whose society mirrors that of the
Sun Elves, Dark Elves strength tends to diminish each
day and return again each night. Unlike rumors, Dark
Elves do not dwell underground. In fact, they have
such a strong connection with the night that they can
get physically sick if they go prolonged periods of time
without being able to see the stars. Most Dark Elves
reside in Krynth, home to the Court of the Stars,
which composes the most honored Dark Elves, though
recently they have had more contact with the other
races. There are always 12 governing members of Dark
Elves on the Radial Council, who guide the path of
the Elves in the Darkness, led by the title of Midnight.
Many Dark Elves are intensely magical, and have resistance to Magic based spells. See the Elf Racial History
Perhaps the greatest folly of Nexus is

the term ownership. How do you own
land? When the world sees the error of
this, we will be here to teach them.
Culture & Role-play

Dark Elf society is harsh and unforgiving, where
ones honor and face mean everything. Almost all
Dark Elves are split amongst the 5 main ruling houses,
which are intensively competitive with each other. To
be a Quelvah, which translates to outcast, and not
have a house is a great dishonor. From birth, Dark
Elves are trained in mental and physical warfare, culminating in a 5 year Academy, where all Dark Elves
enter from the ages of thirteen to eighteen. Although
rumored to have a matriarchal society, the gender of a
Dark Elf matters not, and is rarely ever brought up,
and thus there as many women leaders as men.
Trait
All Elves have the Elf and Living traits.
General Information
Called the children of the Green Man, it is said

that the Elves were created when the Fae left this
Realm. Most Elves have made it their mission in life
to protect the forests and the natural world. Although
once said to be immortal, elves have natural lifespans
similar to all other races, but they just do not show age
until the day they die. Once a unified front, the Elves
have been divided greatly over the past century. With
a ruling government called the Radial Council, 24
elves govern both the Court of Sun and Court of Stars.
Requirements
Dark Elves must have black makeup applied to

their exposed skin and face as well as pointed ears. In
additional dark elves hair is always silver or white in
color. Dark elves are the only elves that may have optional facial hair, but it must be colored white/silver to
match their hair. Like all races of full colored makeup,
Locale
In recent times the Elves have been sorely tested

by the tide of Undead and have had to withdraw their
forces from the now corrupted northern forests, and
mostly reside in the Southern Wyldwood, but have
been seen everywhere. The fortress cities of Krynth
and Illyth, now rebuilt and moved south, are two of
the few remaining cities still standing. Recently more
and more Elves have been seen in Northern Bolterra,
though their purpose there is unknown.
Costuming
Dark Elves generally dress in colors that blend in

at night; generally black, shades of blue and/or grayscales. In addition, most Dark Elves proudly display
the colors and symbol of their House, as badge of
Honor in Dark Elven society.
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Sun Elf
Wyld Elf
With an intense tie to the sunlight, Sun Elves

strength tends to diminish each night and return again
each day. In fact, they have such a strong connection
with the day that they can get physically sick if they go
prolonged periods of time without being in direct sunlight. More peaceful and scholarly than their Dark Elf
cousins, Sun Elves spend entire portions of their lives
collecting and categorizing knowledge. The majority
of Sun Elves reside in Illyth, home to the Court of the
Sun, the elite and eldest of the Sun Elves. There are
always 12 governing members of Sun Elves on the
Radial Council, who help guide the path of the Elves
in the Light, led by the title of Zenith. Many Sun
Elves are intensely religious, and have resistance to
Faith based spells. See the Elf Racial History on the
Website for further details.
Wyld Elves tend to shun the typical trappings of

civilization, instead preferring to become closer to the
Green Man directly. Of all the Elves, they are the
most connected to the forests and have a very tribal
and nomadic culture. Over the last century they have
fought to defend the Wyldwood from the relentless
tide of Undead with the Fae. Wyld Elves generally
have no love of politics, and have deferred rule of the
Radial Council of the Sun and Dark Elves. Due mostly to the efforts of the Wyld Elves, the Wyldwood is
one of the few refuges left in this war-torn world,
though recently this is even in jeopardy. See the Elf
Culture & Role-play
The Wyld Elves reside mostly in the southern

Wyldwood, though anywhere there are forests in Bolterra it is likely to encounter at least a small number of
them. Composed mostly of Druids, Rangers and
Scouts, it is almost unheard of that a Wyld Elf would
not worship the Green Man. With some of best archers of Nexus, often others will travel far or wide for
the sought after Elven Bows, which Wyld Elves craft
out of special Sylvan Timber. Wyld Elves have a special connection with plants allowing them to grow and
shape entire villages without having to resort to cutting
down trees. With the Heart of the Wood being
moved, and the Wyldwood weakened, so have the
Wyld Elves. Frailer than their cousins, rumor has it
that Wyld Elves are a slowly dying race.
Culture & Role-play

In Sun Elf society, the pursuit of knowledge is
everything. With the destruction of the Great Library
in the old city of Illyth it has been their goal to rebuild
it. Writing a book accepted into the new Library is
considered to be one of the highest honors awarded to
a Sun Elf. Unlike the Dark Elves, there are hundreds
of different Houses, which work together in tandem.
Often these houses are named after Birds, Plants, and
other aspects of Nature. Sun Elves have cultivated
great gardens, and have been rumored to grow plants
as strong as metal, and trees into direct houses.
Requirements
Sun Elves must have pointed ears and no facial

hair. In addition they have bright blond or bright gold
colored hair or a wig. Optionally, Sun Elves haves
bright white, yellow or gold contacts to enhance their
appearance.
Requirements
Wyld Elves must wear pointed ears and have no

facial hair. They are also able to use War Paint, which
is a big part of the Wyld Elf culture. Part of the requirement of a Wyld Elf is their costume, instead of
any face paint.
Costuming
Sun Elves often dress in whites, golds, yellows and

other colors of light and brightness. It is rare to see a
Sun Elf in a lot of armor, but when they do, they prefer brightly shined armor. Often a Sun Elf will have a
sash or small symbol over his heart that depicts house.
Subtlety and elegance in clothing choice show status in
Sun Elf culture, and often two Elves will know a lot
about each other merely by their clothing choices.
Costuming
The costume of a Wyld Elf is generally what signifies him or her. Wyld elves generally dress in earth
tones and greens that blend in with the forest. Many
Wyld Elves adorn themselves with leaves and leaf-like
jewelry, or animal furs, feathers, teeth, and other paraphernalia. From a distance, it should be clear with
costuming that you are a Wyld Elf.
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Fae
Satyr/Nymph
Called Satyrs for the male version, and Nymphs
for the female version, this rambunctious race are
known for their passion of life. It is said that they
were created when Changelings of old stayed on Nexus
for too long, most often because of festivals or celebrations. Satyrs and Nymphs always come into this world
as Mortals and they understand that time on this plane
is limited. The most vibrant of the Fae, it is said they
were offered the gift of immortality and turned it
down, as it would be a bore. See the Fae Racial History on the Website for further details.
Culture & Role-play
Satyrs and Nymphs goal is to live life to the fullest

and that they should see and learn as much as possible
in the time that they have here. They tend to take
great pleasure in life and all parts of living. Often
talkative and persuasive, these Fae tend to do well in
groups and with social interactions. Typically relying
on their wits and likability to get them through situations, there is a subset of Satyrs and Nymphs that believe that the only way to experience Nexus is to fight
in the battle for it. Of course this does not stop them
from enjoying it as well, with a weapon in one hand
and a stein of Dwarven Ale in the other. With an extreme, almost limitless, fondness for alcohol, even the
stout Giant Kin and Dwarves cant hold their liquor as
well as a Satyr or Nymph on a bad day.
You will never do anything in this

world without courage. It is the greatest
quality of the mind next to honor.
Traits
All Fae have the Fae and Living traits.
General Information
The Fae are beings who were originally tied to

nature, but now have branched off into different aspects. Fae have three major stages in their lives, Childling, Youngling, and Elderling. Most Fae are Younglings, which are sent off from the Realms of Order or
Chaos to Nexus without a memory of their past. The
Fae do this in order to have their Younglings learn,
grow and discover their true selves. When a Fae accomplishes something significant on Nexus, they are
then allowed into a Court, and become an Elderling of
their race, and are granted additional powers.
Requirements
Nymphs/Satyrs must wear small horns on their

forehead, as well as pointed ears much like elves. These
horns generally curve upwards if at all and are usually
2 or less. Any exposed legs must be covered in fur, or
they may wear fur leggings instead of pants. Optionally they may wear hooves instead of boots or shoes, and
glitter on their cheeks.
Locale
Costuming
Fae reside in either the court of Order or the

Court of Chaos which are separate from this world in
much the same way the Elemental Planes are. On the
Realms of Chaos and Order is the Grand city of Avalon, where all Fae reside, different from the rest of the
Realm. Avalon is said to exist in both Realms simultaneously, though its exact mechanics are unknown.
Satyrs and Nymphs generally dress in wild or

flamboyant colors that show off their love of life, and
like any jewelry that makes noise, especially bells.
They frequently go pant-less, showing off their fur legs
and hooves. When they wear armor, they tend to prefer leathers, and are known for decorating their clothing with artistic flair.
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Sprite/Pixie
Treant/Dryad
The most magic oriented of the Fae, almost all

Sprites (males) and Pixies (females) are of capable of
some kind of magic. Whimsical and flighty, Sprites
and Pixies are found in every section of the world of
Nexus. With a short attention span, and a desire to
explore new places, it is rare for a Spire or Pixie to settle down anywhere for too long. The most agile of all
the flying races, Sprites or Pixies are seeing flying almost anywhere. With their extremely small size, it is
rare that they are able to use any but the smallest of
the other races weapons are armor, but are often agile
enough to make up for this. Sprites and Pixies are
fully intelligent and should not be confused with Faeries, which are unintelligent versions of Fae. See the
Fae Racial History on the Website for further details.
Despite rumors that they are two different races,

male Treants and female Dryads are a single race of
Fae. They are the most nature oriented of any race
except possibly the Wyld Elves. It is said that at some
point, all Fae exclusively worshipped the Green Man,
and were solely nature oriented, and Treants and
Dryads are what became of the ancient Changelings
that choose to the dwell in the forests instead of returning to Avalon. Treants and Dryads resemble
plants and trees in appearance, and are almost exclusively found in a forest setting. Thought little more
than a myth up until a century ago, they have become
much more visible in the war, and now can be found
all over Bolterra. See the Fae Racial History on the
Website for further details.
Culture & Role-play
Culture & Role-play
Sprites/Faeries are very adventurous and often

found assisting various adventuring groups and explorers. They often lean towards professions that require
dexterity as they tend to be very agile. It is said that
the dust of Sprite or Pixie can instantly put anyone to
sleep, as a defense mechanism. Natural loners, it is
rare to see Sprites or Pixies in large groups, though it is
rumored a large city of them once existed in Ages past.
An elusive race, it was rare to see one at all before

the Age of Conflict, when they emerged from the
Wyldwood in great numbers to help defend the forests
of the corrupting influence of the Undead. Like the
Wyld Elves, it is rumored that with the devastation of
the Wyldwood and moving of the Heart of the Wyld,
Dryads and Treants have been weakened and are slowly dying out. Recently, more Treants and Dryads have
been seen in the forests of Northern Bolterra. With an
affinity to plants, many of their abilities mimic plants,
including literally rooting themselves into the earth, to
have a greater connection with the Green Man, which
Treants and Dryads almost exclusively worship.
Requirements
Sprites and Pixies must wear glitter on their exposed skin and face as well as pointed ears similar to
elves. In addition, all Sprites and Pixies must wear insect or unfeathered wings. How the player wishes to
wear the wings is up to their imagination but they
must clearly protrude from your back, and be visible
from a distance. Most of the time Sprites wings are
translucent and mimic those of insects found in nature, like a butterfly, moth or dragonfly, but rare exceptions do exist. Sprites are short, they may only be
played by players under 59 for males and under 56
for females. See the Height section for more details.
Requirements
Treants and Dryads must have green hair, full

plant or bark designs on their exposed skin and face, as
well as pointed ears similar to Elves. Any facial hair
that a player has must be green as well. Usually a
Treant or Dryad has a cohesive theme for a specific
plant instead of random amalgamation of different
plants. Like all races of full colored makeup, no exposed unpainted skin may be visible.
Costuming
Costuming
Sprites and Pixies generally wear light colors, often

pastels or very bright floral colors. They will usually
wear colors that match their bright and colorful wings.
Generally unarmored, Sprites tend to shun cumbersome armor in favor of greater mobility and dexterity.
Treants and Dryads generally dress in earth tones

and greens and may wear vines or leaves on their clothing. Often they will incorporate wood into any armor
or weapons they possess as well.
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Giant Kin
Ogre
Ogres are incredibly strong, even more so than
other Giant Kin. It may be impossible to catch an
Ogre unarmed as they are capable of ripping small
trees straight from the ground to use as clubs. In addition the strength of their blows is often so jarring that
it is folly to even try and block their swings. Traditionally, an Ogre family is led by a Shaman, who through
worshiping Dias, is given prophetic dreams. These
shamans all follow the High Shaman, or OrlockTi,
which is the Avatar of Dias. It is said that some of the
Ogres foresaw the destruction of Azgaard, and migrated directly to the Dreamscape to avoid Aztaals
wrath. See the Giant Kin Racial History on the Website for further details.
The harder the conflict, the more

glorious the triumph.
Culture & Role-play

Ogres live in small family dens with a shamanic
based society. They have strong ties to Dias, and are
said to follow wherever their dreams take them. Rarely, an Ogre devoted towards Dias can actually grow a
second head, which is rumored to see into Dreamscape
itself. Often living in caves in the past, recently, they
have become more nomadic as food has gotten scarcer.
While many Ogres have taken up arms in the fight
against Azraal and Maalor, some have resorted to becoming bandits instead. There have also been sightings
of strange blue-skinned Ogres and Ogres with a single
eye, but more information is lacking.
Traits
All Giant Kin have the Giant and Living traits.
General Information
Most Giant Kin are survivors hailing from the
continent Azgaard, which is now referred to as the
Scorched Northern Reaches. All Giant-Kin are large
humanoids of varying features; however they all share
in a desire to find glory in combat. With being the
strongest of the races on Nexus, they rumored to be
descendants of the Titans themselves. Giant Kin are
often mentally stunted or slow, and thus are vulnerable
to Psions and other tricks of the Mind. Generally
combined into large clans or war parties, a group of
charging Giant Kin is a sight to behold. Bringing their
war-like culture to Bolterra with them, sometimes this
has caused friction with the other races, when their
attention is not against the Undead.
Requirements
Ogres must wear yellow makeup on their exposed
skin and face, as well as tusks on their lower canine
teeth. They may optionally wear small horns that
curve upwards if at all and are 2 or less. Ogres are tall,
like all Giant Kin, they may only be played by players
over 60 for males and over 59 for females. See the
Height section for more details. Like all races of full
colored makeup, no exposed unpainted skin may be
visible.
Locale
When Rapture interfered in mortal affairs, Azraal
retaliated in force. The Demon invaded and destroyed
Azgaard, the native soil of the Giant Kin, a continent
to the north. After having to abandon their homeland
they have largely settled in northern Bolterra and fight
to hold back both the Tide of the Undead and the
Legions of Azraal. It is a goal of all Giant Kin to eventually retake the Scorched Northern Reaches.
Costuming
Ogres tend not to be picky about their clothing,
and generally wear whatever armor or clothing is available and fits. Often connecting their armor with
chains or retrofitting other suits to their use, as there
large size often makes finding fitted armor difficult.
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Orc
Troll
Even more warlike than other Giant Kin the Orcs

show their true strength in combat. Amazingly persistent they are able to push past most defenses in order
to overcome their enemies. Tasked by the Fae, in Ages
past to guard the roots of the Heart of the Wyld, Orcs
have Fae blood in their veins. This is rumored to have
saved them when whatever consumed the Minotaurs
with Rage attempted to do the same with Orcs. Orcish Berserkers are considered especially dangerous as
Orcs are all but unable to shake off the effects of a berserking rage once it has taken hold of them. It should
be pointed out that armies have laid down their arms
and surrendered after hearing only an Orc war clans
opening battle cry. See the Giant Kin Racial History
Trolls are extremely tough and able to stand up to

obstacles that would crush other races. Considered the
Heartiest of the Giant Kin, Trolls are unmatched in
the raw ability to take punishment in the Realm. It is
said that the Trolls are a distant cousin to the demonic
Dark Trolls; in an ancient battle between Rapture and
Azraal, the Dark Trolls descended on Rapture, and the
blood spilt created a new breed of Troll. Often
ashamed of their demonic heritage the majority of
Trolls loyally follow Rapture. Another interesting
thing about Trolls is their ability to regenerate is far
more prominent than in other Giant Kin, even allowing them to regenerate a maimed limb or even fully
recover from near death with a short rest. See the
Giant Kin Racial History on the Website for further
details.
Culture & Role-play
Culture & Role-play
Orcish society is very clan based. They possess

strong territorial instincts, and to cross an Orc is said
to invoke the wrath of the entire clan. Clans are led by
the strongest, and leadership is challenged whenever a
leader grows complacent, or a younger Orc believes he
can best the Chieftain in single combat. Recently, stirrings of the Ironfist clan in the lands around the Kazamar Mountains have been said to be a worry for the
town of Rulevale. It is said their Warlord, Ohm, is
brutal and unforgiving, and he is said to have the
blessing and tactics of Kade himself.
Trolls are race that values honor and reputation

highly and most would rather die than face dishonor.
Master Armorsmiths, they rival even the Dwarves in
their ability to create suits of Battle Atmot. It is rumored that once Trolls had the ability to craft suits of
War Armor, stronger than anything available in the
current Age, but the skills were lost when Azgaard was
destroyed.
Requirements
Trolls must wear brown or dark red makeup on

their exposed skin and face, as well as curved ram-like
horns. These horns must be greater than 3 in length
and must visibly curve in an inward spiral. Trolls are
tall, like all Giant Kin, they may only be played by
players over 60 for males and over 59 for females.
may be visible.
Requirements
Orcs must wear green makeup on their exposed

skin and face, as well as pointed ears. They may optionally wear tusks on their lower canine teeth. Orcs
are tall, like all Giant Kin, they may only be played by
players over 60 for males and over 59 for females.
may be visible.
Costuming
Costuming
Trolls are rarely ever found without armor, and

usually wear lots of it. A Trolls suit of Armor is something they cherish and maintain above all else. Trolls
tend to decorate their armor with runes, symbols and
other ways to make it more intimidating. They generally dress in uncomplicated and unsophisticated clothing, which will help pad their heavy armor.
Orcs generally dress much like barbarians, shunning metal armor, and tending to wear leathers and
furs. Often Orcs wear trophies of those that they have
killed in combat. An Orc wearing Red is the color of a
Blood feud, and is considered to be incredibly dangerous as there is no reasoning with them in that state.
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Humans
Pure-Blooded
Pure-blooded humans are normal humans in every
way, from noble to peasant, merchant to soldier. Many
of the other races view them with suspicion as they are
very susceptible to becoming infected with the Plague
of Undeath. The many fallen nations of Galvoria were
home for many different and diverse cultures, all of
which have slowly deteriorated and retreated into
Northern Bolterra. With the only the strength of the
Church and Inquisition left, Humans are forced to ally
with the other races, to attempt to save themselves
from complete annihilation. See the Human Racial
Culture & Role-play

Pure-blooded humans are widely varied in characteristics, cultures and mannerisms, based on the specific land they were from, and their upbringing. The
most diverse race of Nexus, Humans are becoming
rarer and rarer on the world of Nexus, and this influences their actions. Unfortunately, with their susceptibility to becoming Possessed and Undead, even the
humans that are fighting the tyranny of Eramus and
his Legions are often distrusted or worse, actively hostile against. While the Church is still predominately
humans, many other races have flocked to the Light of
Rapture since the war began.
The sins of the father revisited upon

the children. We will not waver; our path
is known to us now.
Traits
All Humans have the Human and Living traits.
General Information
For over a thousand years, the Galvorian Empire

ruled the land in prosperity and peace. That all
changed, when the 3 sons of the old King, in an attempt to find a cure for their father, unleashed the
Plague of Undeath and became the Avatars of Maalor,
and declared war on the living. Once the most populous and dominant races of Nexus, the past century of
war, famine, and plague has brought Humans to the
brink of extinction. Those who are left, still attempt to
rally others to their cause to combat against the Brothers. With both the Galvorian Empire and the Allied
Empire both collapsed, it is up to the remaining stragglers and the Church of Light to attempt to maintain a
defense again the legions of Undead.
Requirements
Pure blooded humans require no racial makeup or

particular costuming, although you must still look in
period. Plot does not recommend that you play a human in Requiem. They are considered a dying breed,
and are generally extra vulnerable to both Demons and
Undead.
Costuming
Pure-blooded Humans are diverse and dress, in
many types of period clothing and armor. The colors
of the Church of Light and Inquisition are white and
blue, and often humans wear this to show their devotion. From the furs of the mountainous regions, light
cottons of the islands and plains, and sturdy leathers of
the forests, there are different clothing choices that suit
each of the Human cultures. Feel free to be creative
with your costume choices.
Locale
Largely scattered throughout the world, Humanity
survives in small groups and settlements. Other than
the one human city of Pinnacle humanity has no safe
place left in this world.
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Barbarian
Displaced
Barbarians are a race composed of many different

tribes of Humans who live in the wilds and tend to be
more robust than their Pure-Blooded cousins. With a
connection with the Green Man, Aveena, Dias, and
other Deities, most Barbarians do not worship Rapture. They have done better than the Pure-Blooded,
and the surviving barbarian tribes are either extremely
skilled at hiding or have developed tactics that allow
them to escape the waves of Undead. Rumor has it
that their tough ways of living make them less susceptible of the Plague, but that has not been proven. See
the Human Racial History on the Website for further
details.
When afflicted with the Plague of Undeath, a

small percentage of Humans fight off the infection and
are not turned Undead. These humans seem to have
had their humanity stripped from their very soul. Although they recover physically, this recuperation is not
complete and they are changed mentally and emotionally by the Plague. Turned cold and emotionless, Displaced become a different person then before the disease. Often shunning others, they tend to be loners or
outcasts that survive day to day. The very act of people
showing extreme emotions around a Displace can agitate them, as they cannot relate to it at all. See the
Human Racial History on the Website for further details.
Culture & Role-play
Culture & Role-play
Although less civilized then Pure-Bloods, the barbarian culture has been a boon in helping them survive
a ravaged and war torn world. There are many tribes
spread out over the world but they all tend to be nomadic and live off the land. The majority of all barbarians hail from Morgoth, the closest continent to Bolterra, which was once a rich and untamed land. When
Morgoth was shrouded in darkness and became the
Isle of Eternal Night, many fled for the shelter of the
light on Bolterra. Those that remained are left alone,
but hunted for sport by the Vampire Lords. This has
caused them to become even hardier and the Morgothians are known for their unmatched battle prowess.
It is said that there are two options when infected

with the Plague of Undeath, to become a monster or
just be turned Undead. This portrays the sentiment
that becoming Displaced is considered a fate worse
than death. Often survivors will first attempt to stay
with those they used to love and care about before becoming Displaced, but soon realize that things are not
the same, for they have lost everything that makes
them Human. This usually drives them away from
those they used to care about, as they cannot feel what
those around them are telling them they should feel.
As often as continuing the fight against the Undead, a
Displaced is just as likely to become a bandit, murder
or worse, as they feel no remorse or guilt for their actions.
Requirements
Barbarians require no racial makeup. They are

also able to use War Paint, which is a big part of the
Barbarian culture. Part of the requirement of a Barbarian is their costume, instead of any face paint.
Requirements
Displaced require no racial makeup, however their
RP is difficult. You must exhibit no emotions, as you
have lost your humanity. You cannot show passion,
joy, anger, sadness, love or any other feeling. Think of
examples like Spock, or a Robotic personality for examples.
Costuming
The costume of a Barbarian is generally what signifies him or her. They generally are garbed in wild
and earthen tones. They wear the furs of beasts and
leather goods that they have made themselves or taken
from their kills. Bones, Skulls, Feathers and other aimal items are considered sacred in Barbarian culture,
and often adorn the clothing of their elders or mystics.
Barbarians often shun metal, or metal crafted armor.
From a distance, it should be clear with costuming
that you are a Barbarian.
Costuming
Displaced Humans dress plain and uninteresting

clothing, choosing bland colors without patterns. Often they will don the clothes of fallen allies or enemies,
as a practicality, which can unnerve other people that
they travel with.
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Reptilians
Drake Borne
Drake Borne, also known as The Brood of Argandris, are a magical race said to have existed since
the time of the Titans. Drake Borne have exclusively
blue scales, that is said to resemble the Great Wyrm
himself. Typically a nomadic race, that follow the Leylines of the world, recently, more of them have been
seen in Northern Bolterra. Whether they are aiding in
the fight against the Undead, or other purposes is unknown, as they rarely explain themselves to outsiders.
See the Reptilian Racial History on the Website for
further details.
Culture & Role-play
Extremely arrogant, Drake Borne often consider

many of the other races of less importance, and blame
Humans completely for the state of the world. They
are said to have a society that focuses upon learning
and the study of magic. Every Drake Borne is expected
to learn at least some magic in their culture, or risk
being shunned. Rumor has it that none but Etherions
themselves can rival the true power of Drake Borne in
the schools of magic. Unlike the humans, Drake
Borne seem to naturally pick up entire paths, spheres
and schools, with the barest effort. It is said to be an
Elder of the race, one must be excel as a ritual caster.
What the warm-bloods dont know is

that with all of that energy saved we
are capable of more than they can
possibly imagine.
Traits
All Reptilians have the Reptile and Living traits.
General Information
Requirements
Little is known of the Reptilian races. Secretive

and often living in small groups they rarely traveled
amongst the other races until recently. All Reptilians
claim ties to the ancient Dragons, Drakes and Wyverns of Ages past. Although each of the Reptilians are
very different from each other, they share a common
bond. Unlike the warm-blooded races, Reptilians are
cold blooded and egg-laying. With strong, protective
scales, Reptilians have little to no use for armor.
Drake Borne must wear a blue scaled pattern of

makeup, prosthetics or a plot approved mask on their
exposed skin and face. In addition, Drake Borne have
long strait horns or spikes, of at least 2 in length, generally pointing strait up or back following the slope of
their forehead or sides of their head. Drake Borne are
tall, they may only be played by players over 60 for
males and over 59 for females. See the Height section
for more details. Like all races of full colored makeup,
Locale
There are different tribes of Reptiles are spread
throughout Nexus living in varied climates. Ironically,
many of the Reptilians seem to have settled into many
of the areas that other races find inhospitable. From
the harsh mountains of the Hand of Ktar, the searing
heat of the Crimson Sands, and the frigid temperatures
of the Arctic Southern Reaches, Reptilians are not only
found on Bolterra, but supposedly on all the known
continents.
Costuming
Drake Borne generally shun armor in favor of

their natural armor they get with their scales. They
often dress regally, favoring flowing robes with stark
color contrasts, with the main color of all their vestments being exclusively blue. Often they adorn themselves in runes and draconic symbols as well. The Staff
is the Drake Borne weapon of choice.
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Lizardman
Slith
Lizardman are the most resilient and able to adapt

to their environment the most out of all races of Nexus. The Red Lizardmen of the Crimson Sands, the
White Lizardmen of the Southern Arctic Reaches and
the Green Lizardmen of the Wyldwood are the three
known tribes of Lizardmen. See the Reptilian Racial
Snakelike, and always talking in whispers, these

Reptilians are extremely secretive. There is very little
concrete actually known about them in recent times.
Rumored to hail from tall mountainous regions, such
as the Hand of Ktar, that rumor is unconfirmed, as it
is a penalty of death to lead outsiders to a Slith home.
Many think this might be an untapped resource to
bring to bear against the Undead, but if it is such, the
Slith are not talking. Rumors speak of a cult of Slith
assassins that work closely with the Dark Elves of
House Serpentine. See the Reptilian Racial History on
the Website for further details.
Culture & Role-play
Each tribe has its own customs and ways. The Red
Lizardman come from a harsh desert climate, and
many have since migrated south when the GulDrac
Mountains were destroyed. It is said that the Red Lizardmen have the most experience in dealing with the
Worms. The Green Lizardman hail from swamp and
forest regions, and many have fled north with the corruption of the Wyldwood. While forests used to be
teaming with Green Lizardman, they are rarer now,
and it is rumored that they are slowly dying out.
White Lizardman are from a frigid snowy climates,
where they seem to thrive. A dying race of only females, it is a mystery where the males of the race went,
as many White Lizardman remember little to none of
their past, in the same way a Fae do not recall their
own past. This has many thinking that somehow the
Fae are involved.
Culture & Role-play

Back in the Age of Myth, it is said that there was a
Great War in which Satya cursed a flight of Drakes to
nevermore walk or fly in Nexus. It is unclear what
exactly has transcribed since then, but there are accurate historical records that show for thousands of years
Slith had no legs. It is only recently in the Age of
Magic that Slith have somehow regained the use of
them. While quiet, the wrath of an angered Slith is
without match. It is said that to cross a Slith is to invite a deadly response. Their Homeland, culture, and
habits are generally unknown to most other races and
even some of the Slith themselves.
Requirements
Requirements
Lizardman must wear a scaled pattern of makeup,

prosthetics or a plot approved mask on their exposed
skin and face. Lizardman must have horns or spikes
protruding from their skin of 1 or less. The scales
must be all of the same color, and there are three different colors denoting the specific types of Lizardman.
Red, Green and White are the three available colors
for Player Characters. Additionally, White Lizardman
can be only played by female players. You must have
specific Plot permission to play a White Lizardman.
Like all races of full colored makeup, no exposed unpainted skin may be visible.
Slith must wear a snake scaled pattern of makeup,

prosthetics or a plot approved mask on their exposed
skin and face. In addition, Slith must have fangs on
their upper canine teeth. Optionally, some Slith players choose to use reptilian contacts to enhance their
appearance. Slith must be of a specific snake type that
has a pattern, and must visibly distinguish themselves
from Lizardman. Slith may not have solid Blue,
Green, White, Red or Black colored scales without a
pattern. Like all races of full colored makeup, no exposed unpainted skin may be visible.
Costuming
Slith generally shun armor in favor of their natural

armor they get with their scales. They generally dress
for stealth, and prefer camouflaging to whatever environment they are in. They often favor blacks and covering most of their face in shrouds or wraps.
Costuming
Lizardmen generally dress in simple and uncomplicated clothing, and generally shun weapons and
armor in favor of their razor sharp claws and armored
scales they possess naturally.
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Undead
Ghoul
Resembling half rotten corpses Ghouls are the
most common form of awakened Undead. In the same
family of Undead as Zombies and Liches, Ghouls are
intelligent, but unable to raise the fallen with magic.
They do not eat normal food and drink; they feed
upon the bodies of the sentient in order to sustain
themselves. It should be noted that all player Undead
were Humans when they were alive, without exception. Although nocturnal, Ghouls are the least affected
by the daylight of all the Undead. See the Undead
Culture & Role-play
Sometimes called the spawn of Eramus, Ghouls

are said to not have true a spirit or soul. The process
of dying and becoming a Ghoul is so twisted and horrible, that it can forever change someone for the worse.
Ghouls, like all undead, suffer during the day time
hours, and thus often accomplish as much as possible
at night. While unable to move quickly, Ghouls are
relentless hunters and will often stalk their prey for
hours. The vast majority of Ghouls serve Maalor, but a
very small percentage have actively held onto their sanity, and sided with the living against him. It is said
that even those, that worship other Deities and retain
common decency constantly fight against the hunger
and desire to fall into a feral state.
The desire not to be anything can become the desire to be.

Traits
All Undead have the Undead trait and do not
have the Living trait.
General Information
In an attempt to cure their ailing father, the King

of Galvoria, the three prince sons accidently unleashed
the Plague of Undeath upon this world, thus starting
the Age of Conflict. Undead are feared and hated by
the living and most of the worlds population of humans have been killed and reanimated to serve Maalor.
Long dead corpses reanimate as mindless undead and
recently departed sometimes retain their memories and
intelligence. Even if an Undead is willing to work
against their fallen brethren, they are often looked
upon with fear, scorn and mistrust. This has caused
the majority of intelligent Undead to take up Eramus
banner, which seems to be winning.
Requirements
Ghouls must wear white or grey makeup on their
exposed skin and face, and black makeup around their
eyes at a minimum. In addition, Ghouls may have
optional black lipstick and fingernail polish to enhance
this effect. Prosthetics, such as open sores or wounds,
exposed bone, and sewn together patches of skin are all
encouraged and help to give the appearance of a walking corpse. You must have specific Plot permission to
play a Ghoul character.
Locale
Costuming
Undead control the vast majority of the continent

of Bolterra, and rumor says that Eramus has conquered other continents as well. The last refuges of
the Southern Wyldwood and Northern Bolterra are
actively being sieged by legions of Undead, though in
recent years the Worms have all but halted this advance north, leaving a sort of stalemate.
Ghouls tend to have ancient or old clothing and

armor; it is often neglected, deteriorated, or ruined.
Often shunning nice clothing, even the Undead that
actively oppose their brethren and attempt to be more
civilized, usually still have bloodstained clothes due to
their grisly eating habits.
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Specter
Vampire
Spectral beings that feed upon the life force of the

living; it is said that Specters are disembodied spirits or
souls trapped on this Realm without a body. In the
same family of Undead as Ghosts and Wraiths, Specters are supposedly the result of someone affected by
the Plague whose body was destroyed. Unable to possess normal items or to even touch someone easily,
Specters subside from consuming the spirits of the
sentient in order to sustain themselves. During the
day Specters partially fade from this world and become
completely incorporeal, unable to affect anything
around them, but also become virtually immune to
everything, like in a Spirit Form. It should be noted
that all player Undead were Humans when they were
alive, without exception. See the Undead Racial History on the Website for further details.
The rarest of the undead, it is said that a twisted

version of a body reanimated with a spirit is known as
a Vampire. Sometimes able to pass as human, Vampires possess pale skin and elongated fangs. In the same
family of Undead as Revenants and Vampire Lords,
Vampires subsist off of feeding upon a combination of
body (blood) and life-force of the Living to survive.
Unlike Ghouls and Specters, this requires a living victim, and does not kill them. Vampires are capable of
incredible Endurance provided they have a food
sources available. It should be noted that all player
Undead were Humans when they were alive, without
exception. See the Undead Racial History on the Website for further details.
Culture & Role-play

Sometimes called the spawn of Illuthar, the majority of the Vampires of Nexus reside on the Isle of
Eternal Night. This has become an entire nation of
Vampires, shrouded in darkness, that use humans as
little more than cattle for food. There are a few Vampire Lords that have chosen to return to Bolterra, but
Vampires are extremely rare. Vampires are the only
Undead not created unintentionally; the disease must
be passed to a willing host. Since they require living
beings as food, there are more vampires neutral to
Maalor than other Undead, though recently it is said
Eramus has recruited more Vampire Lords for his war.
Culture & Role-play

Sometimes called the spawn of Ktharsis, many
Specters were created in the early years of the war
when Humanity did not understand then that to destroy the bodies of the fallen created a non-corporeal
Undead. This has changed recently, with graveyards
being used again, but the damage had already been
done. Said to be incredibly traumatic to be torn back
from the Nether, it can forever change someone for
the worse. It is said Specters constantly have to fight to
remain aware of the world. The vast majority of Specters worship Maalor, but exceptions do exist, and it is
said that the leader of the Inquisition itself is a Specter,
that holds a burning hatred for the rest of the Undead.
Requirements
All Vampires must have elongated fangs on their

upper canine teeth. At night, their undead nature is
revealed farther, it up to the player how they wish to
emphasize this, the creepier the better. At the bare
minimum this should be with a much paler complexion. Part of the requirement of a Vampire is their costume. You must have specific Plot permission to play
a Vampire character.
Requirements
Specters must wear white makeup on their exposed skin and face, and all hair or facial hair must be
white in color. Optionally, white contacts are encouraged as well. Part of the requirement of a Specter is
their costume. You must have specific Plot permission
to play a Specter character.
Costuming
Costuming
Vampires wear gothic and dark clothing, such as

capes with open hoods, spiked and studded leather,
and other clothing with the same feel; it is often elegant and creepy. Feel free to be creative on how you
do this, but from a distance it should be clear with
costuming that you are a Vampire.
Specters have white clothing and armor, to enhance their ghostlike appearance. It is often pristine
condition, but faded or outdated. Feel free to be creative on how you do this, but from a distance, it should
be clear with costuming that you are a Specter.
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Attributes
Attribute Point Pools
Every attribute gets a pool of points, you may

spend these points to fuel skills and abilities, except
Vitality, whose pool is the number of Body Points you
have. The pool of points doesnt ever change your
Attribute score. For instance if you have 5 Strength,
and 0 Strength Points left, you can still use any ability
that strength gives you (like wearing armor) except you
cannot fuel anymore skills or abilities that take
Strength Points. In addition some skills let you gain
points of their own (Arcane, Stealth, Stamina, Inspiration, Zeal and Power) which can be substituted for any
attribute while fueling a specific Header or Subheaders skills. All Attribute Points and Secondary
Attribute Points except Endurance Points refill to full
(to your Attribute score) every time you spend an Endurance to Refresh.
The Next Step

Hopefully by now, you have chosen a race, and
know approximately how many starting CP your character will have, now its time to spend some of it.
There are three main expenditures of CP: Attributes,
Headers, and Skills. Attributes represent how strong or
fast or powerful your character has, where skills
represent the ability to use those attributes towards a
specific goal. Headers merely allow you access to skills.
Attributes without Skills would be just as useless as
Skills without Attributes. Remember that a lot of races
also give a bonus to attributes too, which is helpful in
raising them to higher levels. Some people skip
Attributes and go strait to Skills at this point, but if
you do so, do not forget to save some CP for them, as
it is easy to get caught up in individual skills.
Attribute Costs
To raise your Attributes, it takes an amount of CP

equal to what you are raising them to. For example to
raise an attribute to from 1 to 2 takes 2 CP, 2 to 3
takes 3 CP more, etc All costs must be paid additively. This formula works for every Attribute except
Endurance, which takes double the CP of what you
are raising it to. This cost caps at 5, and you will never
have to spend more than 5 CP for stat point increase
or 10 for an Endurance increase after the Attribute is
at 5 or more. Any skill or ability that raises an attribute
is always considered at the end (so it is best cost for
you). An example of this is the +1 Strength which
Warriors get is always counted after any strength you
have bought. So if you had 1 Strength, and skill Warriors Strength, purchasing your third Strength would
be the CP cost of the second. See the Attribute Cost
Table below to see the full breakdown of the CP costs.
Description
There are 6 main attributes as follows: Agility,
Intellect, Spirit, Strength, Vitality and Endurance.
Agility represents you characters mental and physical
speed and dexterity, Intellect represents your characters wisdom and intelligence, Spirit represents your
characters chi or inner fire, Strength represents your
characters mental and physical fortitude, Vitality
represents your characters health and ability to withstand punishment, and Endurance represents how
long your character can continue to perform under
duress. All Attributes start at 1 unless otherwise
changed by a race or ability. Unlike some games, In
Requiem, all Attributes are important for all characters, as there are no useless ones.
Bonuses & Penalties
Every attribute has a bonus when it is raised to 5

(or any number higher) and a penalty if it is left at 1,
except Endurance. In addition, Attributes lower than 4
generally limit your ability in the game to perform
actions or purchase skills, such as wield weapons or
cast complicated spells. If an Attribute limits the purchasing or use of a skill, raising the Attribute will
merely allow the skill in question to be used or purchased, but will not actually grant you the skill, which
you must still purchase with CP. See the Attribute
Quicklists below to see the full breakdown of what
each Attribute does and allows.
Training Attributes
To raise any attribute to 5 or less is considered a

Free skill, and does not require an Instruction Card.
Any stat trained above 5 is considered supernatural,
and is an Uncommon skill, and must be learned In
Game from someone with Instruction Cards. Even if
the raising an attribute to 6 would cost you less than
normal, because of specific skills or racial abilities, it is
still considered an uncommon skill. Starting Characters can never start with any Attribute over 5 to begin
with.
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Attribute Cost Table
Agility, Intellect, Spirit, Strength, Vitality
Endurance
Attribute
Number
CP Cost
Total CP Cost
Math
CP Cost
Total CP Cost
Math
0 CP
0 CP
(0)
0 CP
0 CP
(0)
2 CP
2 CP
(0+2)
4 CP
4 CP
(0+4)
3 CP
5 CP
(0+2+3)
6 CP
10 CP
(0+4+6)
4 CP
9 CP
(0+2+3+4)
8CP
18CP
(0+4+6+8)
5 CP
14 CP
(0+2+3+4+5)
10 CP
28 CP
(0+4+6+8+10)
6+
5 CP
19+ CP
(0+2+3+4+5+5)
10 CP
38+ CP
(0+4+6+8+10+10)
Attribute QuicklistS
Agility
AGI
Strength
Allows / Requires
STR
Allows / Requires
Small Weapons only

No Called Weapon Strikes
Touch Cast Spells only
Costume Armor only allowed

Cannot drag bodies
Short Weapons or lower allowed

Packet Delivered Spells or lower allowed
Light Armor or lower allowed

Per Refresh skills allowed
Long Weapons, Staff, Buckler Thrown or lower allowed

Gesture Delivered Spells or lower allowed
Medium Armor or lower allowed

Per Event skills allowed
2-Handed Weapons, Shield, Ranged or lower allowed

Voice Delivered Spells or lower allowed
Heavy Armor or lower allowed

Per Battle and Per Year skills allowed
5+
Battle Armor allowed

Can run with body or drag two bodies
VIT
Allows / Requires
5+
Epic Weapons allowed

+1 to all Called Weapon Damage over 2
INT
Allows / Requires
Vitality
Intellect
1
Able to purchase 2 CP skills or less

No Minor or Major Schools or Disciplines may be cast
Cannot Live Well

Affected by Permanent Weakness and Slow
Gain +1 Body from Living Well
Able to purchase all non-Epic Skills
5+
Epic Skills
+1 to all Called Spell Damage over 2
5+
SPI
Allows / Requires
Spirit
Endurance
END
Allows / Requires
Able to fuel skills requiring 2 Attribute or less

x2 duration on all RP times including Refreshes
1 Attunement Point
Able to fuel skills requiring 2 Attributes or less
2 Attunement Points
Able to fuel skills EACH, END or ALL(2+)
3 Attunement Points
Able to fuel skills requiring 3 Attributes or less
4 Attunement Points
5+
Able to fuel all skills

-1 Called Damage Taken from all sources
5+
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5+ Attunement Points
(+1 for every Endurance over 5)

Agility
Intellect
Agility represents your physical and mental speed

and dexterity. Someone with a high agility is most apt
at quick decisions and dexterous use of their body.
Agility also limits what weapons you are able to wield
effectively and what delivery of spells you can cast. In
addition some skills use something in relation to your
agility, such as you may be able to generate a number
of disengages equal to your Agility, or an amount of
spells in a battle equal to half your agility. If for any
reason your Agility score is reduced to 0 (not your agility points) you may not use any weapons at all.
Intellect represents your intellectual capacity and

decision making skills. Someone with a high Intellect
is generally both smart and wise. Intellect also limits
how complicated a skill or spell you may purchase, in
terms of CP (Headers do not count for this). In addition some skills use something in relation to your Intellect, such as you may be able to make a certain
amount of scrolls equal to your Intellect, or generate
healing in a battle a number of times equal to half your
intellect. If your any reason your Intellect score is reduced to 0 (not your intellect points) you may not
speak or converse in any way at all.
1 Agility
1 Intellect
PENALTY: No Called Weapon Strikes

CAN: Wield Small Weapons, Touch Cast Spells
CANNOT: Wield Short, Long, 2-Handed, or
Ranged Weapons, Bucklers, or Shields. No Packet
Delivered, Gesture Attack or Voice Attack Spells.
PENALTY: No Minor or Major Schools of Magic or Disciplines of Faith may be purchased.

CAN: Cast Cantrips and Prayers. Purchase Skills
and Spells of 2 CP or less.
CANNOT: Purchase Skills and Spells of 3 CP or
more.
2 Agility
CAN: Wield Small and Short Weapons. Touch

Cast and Packet Deliver Spells.
CANNOT: Wield Long, 2-Handed, Ranged
Weapons, Bucklers or Shields. No Gesture or Voice
Attack Spells.
2 Intellect
CAN: Purchase Skills and Spells of 3 CP or less.

CANNOT: Purchase Skills and Spells of 4 CP or
more.
3 Agility
3 Intellect
CAN: Wield Small, Short, Long Weapons,

Staves, Thrown Weapons, and Bucklers. Touch Cast,
Packet Deliver and Gesture Attack Spells.
CANNOT: Wield 2-Handed Weapons except
Staves, Shields, Missile Weapons. No Voice Attack
Spells.
CAN: Purchase Skills and Spells of 4 CP or less.

CANNOT: Purchase Skills and Spells of 5 CP.
4 Intellect
CAN: Purchase all non-epic Skills and Spells,
including those of 5 CP or less.
CANNOT: Purchase Epic Skills or Spells.
4 Agility
5+ Intellect
CAN: Wield All non-epic Weapons, including all

Melee, Ranged and Shields. Can cast all types of
Spells including Touch Cast, Packet Delivered, Gesture and Voice Attacks.
CANNOT: Wield Epic Weapons
BONUS: Gain +1 Damage with all Called Spell

Damage over 2.
CAN: Purchase Epic Skills and Spells.
5+ Agility
BONUS: Gain +1 Damage with all Called Weapon strikes over 2 Damage.
CAN: Wield Epic Weapons
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Spirit
Strength
Spirit represents your physical and mental fortitude. Someone with a high spirit is strong willed and
does not falter easily. Spirit also represents how many
of a spell or skill you may fuel with points one time. In
addition some skills use something in relation to you
Spirit, such as you may be able to resist a called damage attack equal to your Spirit or less. If for any reason
your Spirit score is reduced to 0 (not your spirit
points) you may not fuel any skills or spells that take
attributes at all.
Strength represents your physical and mental

might. Someone with a high Strength is apt at the
brute force approach and is powerful both in body and
in mind. Strength also limits what size armor you may
use and what skills you can perform on certain frequencies (such as Per Refresh or Per Battle). In addition some skills use something in relation to your
Strength, such as you may heal an amount of Body
Points equal to your Strength, or generate a called
damage a number of times in a battle equal to half
your Strength. If for any reason your Strength score is
reduced to 0 (not your strength points) you may not
use any armor at all.
1 Sprit
PENALTY: Any ability that requires RP to use
(including Endurance refreshes) takes twice as long.
CAN: Use Skills/Spells that require 1 or less
Attribute to fuel.
CANNOT: Use Skills/Spells that require 2 or
more Attributes to fuel, or that require EACH, END,
or ALL(2+) Attributes to use.
1 Strength
PENALTY: Cannot Drag Bodies.

CAN: Ability to use Costume Armor.
CANNOT: Purchase Light Armor Proficiency or
higher. Purchase Per Refresh, Per Event, Per Year or
Per Battle skills/spells.
2 Spirit
2 Strength

Attributes to fuel.
more Attributes to fuel, or that require EACH, END,
or ALL(2+) Attributes to use.
CAN: Purchase Light Armor Proficiency. Purchase Per Refresh skills/spells.

CANNOT: Purchase Medium Armor Proficiency or higher. Purchase Per Event, Per Year or Per Battle skills/spells.
3 Spirit
3 Strength

Attributes to fuel, or that require EACH, END, or
ALL(2+) Attributes to use.
more Attributes to fuel.
CAN: Purchase Medium Armor Proficiency.

Purchase Per Refresh and Per Event skills/spells.
CANNOT: Purchase Heavy Armor Proficiency
or higher. Purchase Per Year or Per Battle skills/spells.
4 Spirit
4 Strength

Attributes to fuel, or that require EACH, END, or
ALL(2+) Attributes to use.
CANNOT: Use Skills or Spells that require more
than 3 Attributes.
CAN: Purchase Heavy Armor Proficiency. Purchase Per Refresh, Per Event, Per Year and Per Battle
skills/spells.
CANNOT: Purchase Battle Armor Proficiency.
5+ Strength
5+ Spirit
BONUS: Run with a single Body at the slower of

the two of you can run or Drag 2 Bodies at the same
time.
CAN: Purchase any Armor Proficiency Skills,
including Battle Armor Proficiency.
BONUS: Take -1 Damage from all Called Damage of any source (Weapons and Spells).
CAN: Use any Skills/Spells, regardless of any
Attributes it takes to fuel.
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Vitality
Secondary
Attributes
Vitality represents how robust and healthy you

are. Someone with a high vitality is much less likely to
die to damage then someone with a low one. Vitality
also represents how well the benefit of living well does
for you. Vitality is does not generate points to use like
other stats, but your Vitality sets how many Body
Points you have, which is how many hits you can take
before you fall. See the Health section of the Core
Rules for more details. Some skills use something in
relation to your vitality, such as you may be able to
heal someone equal to your Vitality. If for any reason
your Vitality score is reduced to 0 (not your body
points) you are reduced to the dead status, if that does
not remove the effect that brought you to 0 Vitality,
you must instantly rise as a spirit go to Deaths Realm.
Arcane
Arcane represents a point pool that can be used in
replacement of a single Attribute (AGI, INT, SPI,
STR) in any skill in the Magus header or any SubMagus header (Battle Caster, Myrmidon, Psion, Ranger, Sorcerer, Elementalist, Invoker, Illusionist, Wizard, Enchanter, Ritualist, Scholar).
Inspiration
Inspiration represents a point pool that can be

used in replacement of a single Attribute (AGI, INT,
SPI, STR) in any skill in the Artisan header or any
Sub-Artisan header (Craftsman, Apothecary, Hunter,
Scribe, Metal Worker, Artificer, Smith, Tinkerer, Tradesman, Entertainer, Merchant, Jack of All Trades).
1 Vitality
Since at 1 Body Point you are considered under a

Permanent Weakness and Slow, at 1 Vitality you are
always permanently affected by Weakness and Slow. In
addition, a character with 1 Vitality can never Live
Well for extra body points during the Event.
Stamina
Stamina represents a point pool that can be used
in replacement of a single Attribute (AGI, INT, SPI,
STR) in any skill in the Warrior header or any SubWarrior header (Fighter, Berserker, Brawler, Soldier,
Defender, Champion, Guardian, Paladin, Specialist,
Archer, Blade Master, Marshal).
2-4 Vitality
At 2, 3, or 4 Vitality, a character can Live Well at

Check In, and gain +1 Body for the Event.
Stealth
Stealth represents a point pool that can be used in
replacement of a single of Attribute (AGI, INT, SPI,
STR) in any skill in the Rogue header or any SubRogue header (Blade, Assassin, Brigand, Thug, Stalker,
Acrobat, Scout, Thief, Shroud, Alchemist, Outlaw,
Warlock).
5+ Vitality
At 5 Vitality, a character can Live Well at Check
In, and gain +2 Body for the Event. In addition, all
characters at 5 or more Vitality restore all their Body
Points to full any time they Endurance Refresh.
Zeal
Zeal represents a point pool that can be used in

replacement of a single Attribute (AGI, INT, SPI,
STR) in any skill in the Mystic header or any SubMystic header. (Acolyte, Cleric, Inquisitor, Priest,
Prophet, Monk, Oracle, Seer, Spiritualist, Druid,
Shaman, Spirit Walker).
Power
Power represents a point pool that can be used in
replacement of a single Attributes (AGI, INT, SPI,
STR) in any Header you possess, including Racial,
Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Headers.
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Endurance
Attunement Score
The amount of Endurance you have directly affects the amount of Attunement Score your character
possesses. This Score does not have Attribute Points,
but is used to fuel powerful Magic Items and special
Epic Skills. A player receives 1 Attunement Score per
Endurance they posses. Attunement Score is not spent
like point pools, but tells how many specific Attunement Skills or Items that you may have attuned to you
at any one time. It cannot be restored except by unattuning yourself to a specific Skill or Item. Certain
skills or abilities may positively or negatively affect a
Players Attunement Score, without changing their
Endurance. If you have Attunement Costs equal to
your Attunement Score you gain the Attuned trait,
which lets people know you cannot attune to anything
else.
Endurance measures how long your character can

continue fighting at peak condition.
This is
represented by the amount of times your character can
Endurance Refresh, or restore all of their point pools
to full. In addition, Endurance directly increases your
Attunement Score, which affects the amount of magic
items your character may possess. You do not get your
Attributes Points back at certain times in Requiem,
instead you must choose when you wish to refresh, by
spending a point of Endurance. Some exceptionally
powerful skills or abilities actually take a point of endurance to fuel. Since you start with 1 Endurance (like
all other Attributes), if you do not purchase any addition points, you will have all the points you can use for
showing up to the event and can refresh your point
pools once. If you have 0 Endurance points left, you
gain the Exhausted trait, which lets people know you
are out of the ability to refresh. Endurance Points are
only restored between events normally, but exceptions
do exist.
Attunement Costs
Attunement costs are generally broken down into

a couple separate categories. If it is a specific number,
that is how much Attunement Score it takes, for instance a 2 would take 2 of your Attunement Score.
The exception to this is that if you have no other attunement items you may always have at least one
numbered attunement item. In the example above, if
you only possessed an Attunement Score of 1 and were
not attuned to anything else, you may still attune to
the Item, but you could not attune to anything else
until your Attunement Score were raised higher than
the attunement cost. Items that have an exclusive attunement, or take all of your attunement points may
not be attuned if you have any other skill or item that
you are attuned to, and are represented by a plus sign
(+) on the item.
Endurance Refresh
Spending 1 Endurance Point, and spending 5 uninterrupted minutes role-playing some sort meditation
will refresh all your other point pools except Body
Points (unless you have 5+ Vitality). This never refreshes Endurance points itself though. How exactly
you role-play the 5 minutes is up to you, but you may
not use any skill and may not speak or travel anywhere. Some people sleep, some meditate, some do
exercises; so do whatever your character would do!
While this can be done while combat is going on, any
damage to you will reset this count.
Event Modifiers for Endurance

Most Events that are not a Full Weekend have a
modifier to your Endurance Points for the particular
Event. This ensures that the Event can be scaled well
enough and that Endurance is equally useful on both
short and long events. For Adventure Days, the
amount of Endurance Points you start the Event with
is halved (round up). For Long Weekends, the
amount of Endurance you start the Event with is
doubled. Paying for a Premium Event, always grants
the extra Endurance after any Event Modifier for Endurance.
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Skills
Skill Delivery
Each skill that delivers an effect has a delivery method for doing so. These are all covered under the
Combat section of Chapter 2: Core Rules. Generally
the main types of delivery are Weapon, Extend Strike,
Packet, Cast, Weapon or Packet, Voice, and Extend
Gesture. Also, some skills have an Imbue or Inflict
Card, if the particular skill can be used on others. After
successfully affecting someone with an Imbue/Inflict,
make sure to give them the specific Card accompanying the skill. Skills in the rulebook are defaulted to be
a weapon delivered and Spells are defaulted to be
Packet delivered, unless otherwise stated.
Skills are abilities that your character can do. They

encompass the vast amount of actions in the game,
from wielding weapons to casting spells. Even some
things that you as a player can do, your character is
limited to not be able to do without a skill, like wear
certain armor. Some skills just modify other skills, or
change the duration of a skill. All skills also have a
Header, a Rarity and many other aspects to them, covered below, most of which are denoted in some way on
the Skill Matrix. The entire Matrix is designed that
you once you understand it, you dont need to look
past it unless you have any very specific questions.
Prerequisites
You may only purchase a skill provided you have

the free Character Points for the skill, and meet any
and all other prerequisites. This includes any skills,
headers, or anything else stated. Some skills actually
require that you do not buy other skills, and are thus
exclusive of each other. All pre-requisite information
is clearly located in the Prerequisite column on the
Skill Matrix.
Purchase Overview
All skills have a limit of how many times they may
be purchased (once, twice, thrice, unlimited). Skills
that may only be purchased once may not be purchased multiple times, and will only have the CP cost
and nothing else. For other multiple purchase skills,
this is denoted on the Skill Matrix next to the CP cost
by a (*x) for unlimited, or a (*#x) for a skill that can be
purchased a set number times. For any skill that can be
purchased multiple times, you have to spend your
Character Points per time you wish to buy the skill,
though every purchase past the first is considered a
Free rarity wise.
Headers
Headers are basically a grouping of skills. The
games vast assortment of skills is divided up into many
different headers. Many headers require another header to purchase them; these are called secondary and
tertiary headers. Primary Racial Headers are 0 CP but
require you to be of a specific race group, Secondary
Racial Headers are 3 CP and require you to be of a
specific race. Primary Skill Headers are 5 CP each, and
represent a basic understanding of particular type of
skills, Secondary and Tertiary Headers are 3 CP. As a
general rule, Secondary and Tertiary Headers represent
more and more specialization into a set of skills. Every
Header in the rulebook is considered a common skill.
Some skills are 0 CP in a header, but remember that
just because you learned the header, this does not
mean you have learned the skill. Even a 0 CP skill has
a rarity and requires Instruction Card(s) to learn. Unless of course it is a common skill, and you are creating
your character, when you may learn any common or
free skill you wish. In the skill Matrix, headers are denoted as bold, and encompass all the skills directly
below them. A list of all the Primary, Secondary and
Tertiary skill headers can be found below.
How Skills Work
Skills have Limitations, Durations, Types and Restrictions, which affect or classify a skill, and state generally what it does before even reading it. This helps
people learn what a skill does or does not do with similarities to preexisting skills they may know. Costs
are how many times a skill can be used. All skills have
a Cost, and the vast majority of skills only have a single cost, but the rare exception does exist. Durations
are how long a skill lasts. Do not confuse them with
effect durations, as they only apply to skills. The majority of skills do not have a duration (they are instant
or permanent) but the ones that do have set durations.
Types classify a skill into one of a couple different categories, all with broad rules that affect the entire type.
Skills have one and only one Type. Restrictions are
rules that a Skill must follow, either to be used, on
which target, or for how long. Generally skills have at
least one Restriction.
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Skill Header Quicklist

Artisan
Craftsman
Apothecary
With magical concoctions, apothecaries can craft Potions, as well as use them to enhanced effect
Hunter
Living off the land, hunters are self sufficient experts of the Bow and Spear
Scribe
Masters of the written word, able to craft Scrolls and Books, as well as use them to enhanced effect
Metal Worker
Artificer
Able to harness the art of Rune Carving to inscribe Weapons, Armor and other items with arcane symbols
Smith
The bread and butter Blacksmith, able to craft magic armor and weapons, as well as repair them
Tinkerer
Masters of ancient and lost technology, tinkerers can craft technological devices and work on Clockworks
Tradesman
Entertainer
Able to sing or perform to gain benefits for anyone in the range of their voice
Merchant
Masters of buying, selling, and bartering, access to many resources Offboard to facilitate trade
Jack of All Trades
With a little of everything, they are able to dip into the Warrior, Rogue, Mystic and Magus headers
Magus
Battle Caster
Myrmidon
Masters of Martial and Spell Combat, Myrmidons learn to fight and cast at the same time
Psion
Harnessing the magic of the Mind, Psions are cable of powerful thought attacks and rituals
Ranger
Able to harness the magic of the Beasts, Rangers are at home in the woods and in harmony with the Wyld
Sorcerer
Elementalist
Masters of the four elements, these mages can learn to channel up to two of them, which are non-opposing
Invoker
The most raw power of any of the Magus, Arcanuum provides little else besides raw damage
Illusionist
Using tricks and subterfuge, these Mages are masters of Phantasm, and cloud peoples minds
Wizard
Enchanter
Dedicated to the ancient art of imbuing items with arcane power, the sphere of enchantment is a difficult path
Ritualist
Masters of powerful, multiple person rituals, that are capable of feats well beyond any other Magus
Scholar
Not true mages, but chroniclers of lore, and masters of knowledge, scholars derive their power from libraries
Mystic
Acolyte
Cleric
Harnessing the power of Sacrament, given by Rapture, Clerics generally choose Demons or Undead to combat
Inquisitor
The army branch of the church, which is taught to combat specific races with weapons and prayers
Priest
Masters of Divinity, Priests are able to channel the power of their Deity into unmatched healing spells.
Prophet
Monk
Typically peaceful martial artists, these mystics often follow the chosen one on a path to Enlightenment
Oracle
Fortune Tellers and masters of Prophecy, the mystics are often able to channel and affect the web of Fate itself
Seer
Masters of Dreams, Seers are able to see into and greatly affect the Dreamscape
Spiritualist
Druid
Masters of the Wyld, Druids harness the power of Nature and unpredictable Wyldmagic to preserve the land
Shaman
Able to channel the power of their ancestors into War Paints and Curses, little is know about these Mystics
Spirit Walker
With a direct connection to their own Spirit, these Mystics are able to manipulate Spirits directly
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Rogue
Blade
Assassin
Experts at killing, with a favored weapon of daggers, these Rogues are not to be underestimated at all
Brigand
Dwellers of Roads, these Rogues combine stealth and combat for a lethal combination
Thug
Masters of Brute Force, the Rogues are powerful henchmen, able to break bones as easily as striking someone
Stalker
Acrobat
Although Unarmored, their speed and agility is unmatched, literally able to dodge anything sent at them
Scout
Masters of the Forest and the Bow, Scouts employ Stealth and Tactics to accomplish their missions
Thief
Preferring stealth and subterfuge to direct combat, these Rogues are masters of acquiring goods
Shroud
Alchemist
Able to craft poisons and powerful salves, alchemists are home in the laboratory or working with Acid
Outlaw
Masters of the criminal underworld, Outlaws tap into the Black Market and the darker side of Merchanting
Warlock
The most reviled of Rogues, masters of Infection and Disease, Warlocks employ the dark magics of Corruption
Warrior
Fighter
Berserker
Able to harness their own rage and channel it into powerful 2-handers, even allies fear these Warriors
Brawler
Using their fists as weapons themselves, Brawlers evolved from bar-fighting into something more deadly
Soldier
Trained Soldiers from fallen Armies, these Warriors are used to fighting in a unit and being self sufficient
Defender
Champion
Fully protected in Battle Armor, Champions learn to use their armor to defend them against all sorts of attacks
Guardian
Masters of the Shield, Guardians learn the art of shield walls, and fighting as a team
Paladin
Holy Warriors, using the power of the divine to protect their sacred charges from all harm
Specialist
Archer
Adept with all sorts of Missile weapons, archers wear light armor and are able to rein death from afar
Blade Master
Masters of a single weapon, these Warriors practice arcane lost arts that are rumored to border on magic
Marshal
Leading a small or large group into combat, Marshals are able to use Battle Standards to enhance a whole team
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Skill
Classifications
Skill Durations
None
Non-Combat Skills
Non-combat skills are those which are not useful
directly in combat. Mainly skills are classified this because of the Skill Requirements that players have.
Non-combat skills encourage diversifying characters
into more than being just fighting machines. Characters are required to maintain 10% of the total CP in
non-combat skills. Any skill with this classification is
denoted on the Skill Matrix with an (NC) after the
skill name.
Passive Skills
This skill ends immediately after it is used or does

not have a set duration. The majority of Skills have
this duration. Do not confuse this with an Effect duration, as being able to swing a Maim by Weapon
doesnt have a skill duration, but maim does.
Battle
This skill is active for the current Battle you are
involved in. Note that all Multiple Use skills have the
duration of Battle standard, as any unused uses are lost
at the end of each Battle.
Adventure
This skill always works, even under circumstances

that remove all skills, like Fatigue or in situations
where you normally cannot use any abilities, like being
Dead. This does not mean that you can always use a
passive ability in every situation, just that it has the
potential to be used. For instance, you cannot actually
read and write while dead because you cannot see.
Generally a passive skill dictates very specific situations
in which it can be used. The Purge effect is always
considered passive.
This skill is active until your next Endurance Refresh. This is the second most common duration of
skills. Skills that last until next refresh generally require fueling a number of Attributes every Refresh to
keep the skill active.
Offboard Skills
Timed
This classification of skill happens between events.

Generally dealt with at Check In or Check Out, these
skills represent work or time devoted in between
events. Examples of this are Crafting Skills, Knowledge
Skills, and other skills that would take a large block of
time to complete. Offboard skills are almost always
considered Non-combat, but the reverse is not true.
This is denoted on the Skill Matrix with an Offboard
in the skill description.
Exclusive Skills
This classification of a skill means that the skill
cannot be active with any other exclusive skills at the
same time. You may only have one exclusive skill active, and if you try to use another one you must choose
to end the first one. By definition, this only applies to
skills that interact with other skills, such as Battle duration skills or Multiple Use skills. Unless specifically
stated, no skill can stack with itself, even if it is not
exclusive.
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This skill is active for the current Adventure you

are involved in. Generally these are only useful on Adventures, or 'far outside' of town.
Until Refresh
This skill is active for the time listed. The most

common times are generally 30 seconds, 5 minutes
and 1 hour, but others exist. Note the difference between this duration and Battle and Adventure durations. For the 5 minutes and over variety, feel free to
use a watch subtly.

Skill Costs
Per Event
This skill can be used a specific number of times

each event that you attend. This includes Full Weekend and Adventure Days. This Cost is generally reserved for the most powerful and potent abilities that a
character can do. In the Skill Matrix, these skills are
represented with #/event in the Cost section, with the
number being how many times per event a character
can use the skill, which is usually one.
Continuous
This skill is always active or can be used whenever
the character wishes without cost. Examples of this
would be a Weapon Proficiency, or the Refit Armor
skill. In the Skill Matrix, these skills are represented
with a blank Attribute box.
Fueled
Per Year
This skill is fueled with a certain amount of

Attributes. You may use these skills as long as you have
Attribute Points left to fuel them. In the Skill Matrix ,
these skills are represented with the a number and abbreviated attribute type in the Attribute box. The abbreviations are STR for Strength, AGI for agility, INT
for Intellect, SPI for Spirit and END for Endurance.
ANY for skills that can take any of the 4 main
Attributes (STR/AGI/INT/SPI) and EACH for skills
that require a number of each Attribute. For example
2 SPI requires 2 Spirit Attribute Points to fuel.

each season, or calendar year. This resets at the Time
of Gloaming, on Midnight Dec 31st each year. These
skills are generally extremely powerful or game altering. Uses of these skills are carefully monitored and
regulated, to make sure that a character is played
enough, and deserves the ability to be using these
skills. In the Skill Matrix, these skills are represented
with #/year in the Cost, with the number being how
many times per event a character can use the skill,
which is usually one.
Fueled Special Cases
Per Battle
Some fueled skills have special characters in them,

which denote special cases of fueling a skill. Skills
marked with an asterisk (*) instead of an Attribute
abbreviation takes any of the 4 main Attributes, but
does something different depending on which
Attribute is chosen. For some skills the number is X,
which means it can be fueled with any number of
Attributes, and does a different effect based on how
many are spent. A plus sign (+) after a number means
that the skill takes all of a specific Attribute, but you
must have the minimum number there to be able to
activate it.

per battle you are involved in. At the bare minimum,
per battle skills will not refresh for at least 5 minutes.
This means that some battles very close together do
not always guarantee that these skills will be available.
In a specific Adventure, especially in a building, if
there is a noticeable break, feel free to always assume
that your Per Battle skills have returned. Any beneficial per battle skill, such as healing, can be used in a
similar manner but is expected not to be blatantly
abused, and follow the spirit of every battle instead
of once every 5 minutes. Abuse of beneficial per battle
abilities will cause them to be changed, or the character in question to have the skill removed. In the Skill
Matrix, these skills are represented with #/battle in
the Cost section, with the number being how many
times per battle a character can use the skill.
Per Refresh

each time you Endurance Refresh. For example if you
have 2 Endurance, and have a skill that is useable once
per refresh, you may use the skill once (since you start
at full) then two more times, once per refresh, but not
all 3 times at once. In the Skill Matrix, these skills are
represented with #/refresh in the Cost section, with
the number being how many times per refresh a character can use the skill. Also denoted with */refresh
for skills with a variable amount of uses per Refresh,
such as skills you may buy multiple times.
Varies
This type of skill has a different, variable cost, that

is usually because the skill itself changes from one
Event to another. All skills with this cost will come
with a specific Skill Card for every Event, explaining
the skill description and giving a separate cost from the
ones above.
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Skill Type Quick List

Name
Brief Description
Ability
Gives the character a special ability or enhances something about them
Bonus Attribute
Gives an Attribute or Secondary Attribute
Defensive
Used as a defense versus attacks
Harvest
Gives the character the ability to gain components from NPCs and location
Instruction
Deals with learning new skills and training known skills to Players
Knowledge
Allows a character to use money to ask 1 question about the topic between each Event
Maintenance
Deals with Maintenance - Upkeep, Living Well or Training Well
Major Use
Useable until hits or a major defense is used, Deflect cannot be used, see Major Prefix
Mercantile
Allows a player to sell, buy, or receive components, money, or items at Check In or Check Out every Event
Minor Use
Skill is useable once, hit or miss. Deflect will use up this skill
Modifier
Modifies an existing skill or Attribute to do something extra
Multiple Use
Multiple usually Minor Use skills in a single Battle, any extras at the end are lost
Proficiency
Gives the character an ability to use something in game, such as weapons or armor
Rumor
Gives the character an amount of information at Check In every event
Single Use
Useable once, hit or miss, Deflect will refund cost of the skill
Until Hit
Useable until hits or a defense is used, Deflect will refund cost of the skill.
Craft
Allows the player to make specific items with Production in between Events
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Skill Types
Instruction
Ability
This type of skill grants you a beneficial game affect for a specific duration or indefinitely. Usually abilities are a buff that positively affects your character.
Some examples of this would be a skill that did -1
Called Damage taken by Faith or another that did
May Re-throw one missed 'by Magic' spell. These
skills will have an accompanying Imbue Card if they
can be used
Bonus Attribute
This type of skill grants a bonus to a specific

attribute, or grants a player one of the Secondary
Attributes. Sometimes in order to grant an attribute,
there are specific requirements. Examples are Gain +1
Agility or Gain +1 Arcane while wearing Wizard
Robes. Each of the primary headers has bonus
attribute skill that does not stack with any other like
one. Unless stated, all other attribute skills stack, and
are always counted at the end when purchasing them
(always at best cost).
Defensive
This type of skill is used to prevent an attack
against a character, if a legal hit was landed. Defenses
can negate the damage or effect, or even return the
attack on the attacker. Defensive skills are usually tied
to a specific trait or ability, such as Evade to Back,
Parry Melee and can only be used against what is
stated. If the word Anything is used, the defense can
be used against anything. See the Defenses section of
Chapter 2: Core Rules for more information.
Harvest
This type of skill affects treasure gained from specific NPCs and Locations. The five main harvesting
skills are Core Extracting, Herbalism, Mining, Essence
Gathering and Spiritual Focusing but other specialized
ones exist. Sometimes, as is the course with Town
Fights, the treasure for the entire fight will be on a
larger creature or in a treasure box. In these fights, or
the call Minion will be used to denote there is nothing available but treasure is somewhere. It is assumed
that all the harvesting was done, and nothing was
missed. This is denoted on the Skill Matrix with
Harvest - in the skill name.
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This type of skill deals with leaning and training

other skills. The most common of these are skills that
grant a specific amount of Instruction Cards per event
and/or the ability to teach a specific group of skills.
The amount of Instruction Cards needed to teach a
skill is based on the Rarity, which is gone over in
Learning Skills. This is denoted on the Skill Matrix
with Instruction - in the skill name.
Knowledge
Knowledge skills are generally Offboard skills that

allow a specific question about the skills topic to be
researched in between Events. This generally requires
money for research or to grease the wheels, to garner
any sort of useful information, but simplistic questions
may take none. You may only have one question per
knowledge skill you possess out there, and sometimes
exceptionally difficult questions may take multiple
events and more money to answer. The veracity of
Knowledge skills can sometimes be in question, but
they are generally reliable. Examples of knowledge
skills are Elven Lore or Tactics. This is denoted on
the Skill Matrix with Knowledge - in the skill name.
Maintenance
Maintenance skills are generally Offboard skills

that specifically deal with Maintenance. The most
common of these skills modify Upkeep, Living Well,
and Training Well. An example of a Maintenance skill
is Half cost off Upkeep per Event. This is denoted
on the Skill Matrix with Maintenance in the skill
name.
Major Use
This type of skill is usable for the current battle

until you successfully hit, or an appropriate Major defense is called. The defense Deflect may not be used
against a Major Use skill. If the weapon swing or packet physically misses, or any non-major defenses including No Effect are used against it, then the cost of the
skill is refunded. A Voice Attack with Major cannot
be defended against without a Major Defense at all.
See the Major Prefix for more details. If the battle
ends, and this skill is still active then the cost of the
skill is refunded. The cost of this skill will be refunded
is if the hit successfully lands, and is not role-played
through the Acknowledgment Rule.
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Mercantile
Proficiency
Minor Use
Rumor
This type of skill is usable once, hit or miss. If the

weapon swing or packet physically misses or anything
is called in defense, including Deflect, No Effect or
Reduced then the skill is used up and any Cost or
Attributes are lost. The only time the cost of this skill
will be refunded is if the hit successfully lands, and is
not role-played through the Acknowledgment Rule.
Often Multiple Use skills generate a number of Minor
Uses of a single ability.
Rumor skills are generally Offboard skills that

grant a player specific information about the skills
topic every event at Check In. The amount of information and exact topics of discussion vary between
events and characters cannot seek additional information with this type of skill. In addition, the veracity of
all the rumors can often be in question, much more so
than Knowledge skills, but sometimes they yield useful
information. Examples of rumor skills are Tavern
Tales and Whispers of the Divine. This is denoted
on the Skill Matrix with Rumor in the skill name.
Mercantile skills are generally Offboard skills that

allow buying or selling items from a specific list, or
receiving components, money or items at Check In or
Check Out. Examples of mercantile skills are Thrifty
or Bazaar. Lists available have the ability to change
between Events, based on IG occurrences and work
players do to establish Merchant contacts. This is denoted on the Skill Matrix with Mercantile - in the
skill name.
This type of skill allows a character to do something In Game that normally could not be done without a skill. You as a player may know how to wield a
sword, but without sword proficiency your character
could not use one. Your character can only use the
specified ability only as well as you, the player can. For
example, if a skill Proficiency gives you the ability to
pick locks, you must actually attempt to pick a lock,
and cannot assume your character knows how.
Modifier
This type of skill generally alters or modifies an
existing skill or ability. While usually doing nothing by
itself, it enhances an existing skill you already possess,
which is usually the prerequisite. It can change the
type, duration, restrictions, cost or anything else about
a specific skill. Unless otherwise noted, any modifications alter the skill, and replace it, instead of allowing
both to be used. For example if a skill has a cost of
1/event and another modifier skill reduces it to
1/refresh, then you would have the skill once per refresh. All modifiers for skills, unless specifically stated,
stack with all other modifiers.
Single Use
This type of skill is usable once, hit or miss. If the
defenses No Effect or Deflect are used against it,
then the cost of the skill is refunded. If the weapon
swing or packet physically misses or any other defense
including Reduced is called, then the skill will be
used up, and any Cost or Attribute is lost. The cost of
this skill will be refunded is if the hit successfully
lands, and is not role-played through the Acknowledgment Rule.
Until Hit
Multiple Use
This type of skill is usable for the current battle

until you hit, or an appropriate defense is called. If the
weapon swing or packet physically misses, or the defenses Deflect or No Effect are used against it, then
the cost of the skill is refunded. If the battle ends, and
this skill is still active, then the cost of the skill is refunded. If the skill successfully lands or if any other
defense including Reduced is called, then the skill
will be used up, and any Cost or Attribute is lost. The
cost of this skill will be refunded is if the hit successfully lands, and is not role-played through the Acknowledgment Rule.
When activated this type of skill is usable a number of times in a single battle. Each use is usually considered Minor Use unless specifically stated otherwise.
If all uses are not used when the battle is over, the extras are lost. A lot of multiple use skills have uses based
on a specific Attribute of a character. The special call
of Frenzy denotes that the multiple use skill used
does not have a number of uses, but is unlimited. Multiple Use is denoted on the Skill Matrix with a (#)x, *x
or Frenzy in the description of a skill. Any Multiple
use based off of an Attribute will have how many can
be generated clearly in the skill description.
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Craft Skills
placed on weapons. Shield runes can be placed on

shields. Power Runes can be placed on people, power
circles or cabins.
Craft skills are generally Offboard skills that grant

a player a specific amount of production points each
Event in which to create items specific to the craft.
These are generally involving and CP intensive abilities
that let players use components that are turned into
reagents, and then reagents are turned into usable
Consumable Items. In addition all craft skills besides
War paint, Enchanting and Blessing (which arent true
craft skills, but for the purpose are similar) can Break
Down, Combine, and Transmute components as well.
For more information, visit the Items chapter or the
Craft Matrix.
Scroll Making
This craft skill makes magical books and scrolls

that can be activated for special powers. Magic Scrolls
can be used to cast spells with a School of Magic,
Scrolls can be used to cast spells with a Discipline of
Faith, Formula can be used to hold crafting recipes
and Books can be used to store skills and spells.
Tinkering
This craft skill makes mechanical contraptions
that can be used defensively or offensively. Upgrades
can be used to enhance Clockworks or other tinkering
items. Explosives can be used in combat from a distance(bombs), or set up in advance to provide an advantage(traps). Repairs can be used by tinkerers to fix
machinery and items. Gadgets are generally useful and
interesting items for tinkerers.
Alchemy
This craft skill creates poisons that can be thrown,
used in a drink like form, or applied to weapons.
Salves are restorative concoctions only useable with
Poison Expertise that grant beneficial effects. Gas Poisons allow characters will Poison Expertise to throw
from a distance. Toxins are concoctions that are force
fed to people for adverse effects. Venoms are caustic
poisons that can be applied to a weapon to deliver powerful effects.
Blessing
Similar to enchanting, this skill allows the creation

of powerful holy symbols that last the event and grant
the wielding power in every Battle that they fight in.
Each Symbol is attuned to a specific Deity, and may
only be wielded by followers of that deity. In addition,
The Blessing skill also allows the creation of circlets,
which can be attuned to people with a specific requirement.
Blacksmithing
This craft skill makes enhanced weapons and armor that are long lasting or benefits to weapons or
armor that are short lasting. Melee weapons create special weapons and stones or grips. Ranged Weapons
create special weapons, arrows and quivers. Shields
create special shields and stones and grips. Armor
creates special armor and stones or strapping.
Enchanting
Similar to Blessing, this skill allows players to
create magic items that last the event, and grant the
wielder power in every Battle they are in. Wands are
items used by Elementalists. Rings are items used by
anyone with a Major School of Magic. Amulets are
items used by anyone with a Minor School of Magic.
Crowns are items used by non-magic users and are
generally attuned to something specific.
Potion Making
This craft skill creates magical concoctions that
have beneficial effects when quaffed. Treatments are
specific concoctions that can be poured on items.
Cauldrons are larger concoctions that up to 6 people
can drink from. Elixirs are curative concoctions that
generally fix problems. Potions are concoctions that
heal or give beneficial effects.
War Paint
While not a real craft skill in sense, war paints allow a character to apply powerful magical paints to
themselves and sometimes others that grant them
beneficial or altering effects until they Endurance Refresh. The four levels are: Creator of Masks, Art of
Faces, Crafter of Visages and Master of Veils.
Rune Carving
This craft skill makes runes that can be placed on
objects or people to grant them special powers. Armor
runes can be placed on armor. Weapon runes can be
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Skill Restriction Quicklist
Name
Brief Description
Armament
Requires a specific weapon or armor be wielded or worn
Award Only
Skill cannot be purchased or taught normally, must be awarded or granted by Plot
Bright Day Only
Skill can only be used during 10am to 2pm and in direct sunlight
Cabin Only
Skill can only be used inside and where you reside or sleep
Dark Night Only
Skill can only be used during 10pm to 2am and in direct moonlight
Day Time Only
Skill can only be used during the day, 6am to 6pm
Deep Woods Only
Skill can only be used outside and in line of sight of any buildings
Extra Rep Required
Requires that extra makeup, costuming or an extra phys-rep is used
Indoors Only
Skill can only be used inside
Must Purchase
Skill must be purchased, as long as the prerequisite Skill or Header is
Night Time Only
Skill can only be used during the night, 6pm to 6am
Outdoors Only
Skill can only be used outside
Planted
Requires planting your foot while the skill is active
RP Time
Requires a specific amount of time role-playing to use the skill
Self Only
Requires that the skill or ability can only be used on yourself
Special
Specific restrictions that are unique or do not fall into any other category
Skill Restrictions
Bright Day Only
Armament
This restriction requires that the specific action
that the skill generates or benefit of the skill may only
be used while wielding the stated weapon or wearing
the stated armor. For instance, some skills require that
you be wearing Light Armor or less, or that you must
be wielding an Axe. If you are not using the correct
armaments, you cannot gain any benefit or use of the
skill. Skills that have an armament restriction and a
use, must be used with the weapon or armor in question. For example, the archer skills that are Arrow
Only may only be used with an arrow.
Award Only
This restriction limits how a skill is learned or
taught. The restriction, Award Only, means that a
player may not purchase this skill normally, or learn it
from other players; it must be awarded through an In
Game action or role-playing. In addition, players with
skills with this restriction may not teach them to other
players at all. Skills with this restriction are generally
harder to get compared to skills of similar rarity, and
these skills cannot be purchased with Influence.
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This restriction limits the use of a specific skill to

only during the day time and during 10am to 2pm,
with the additional restriction, that the sun is directly
visible from your location.
Cabin Only

only indoors, with the additional restriction that you
are in the location of your residence and/or where you
sleep at night depending on the type of Event.
Dark Night Only

only during the day time and during 10pm to 2am,
with the additional restriction, that the moon is directly visible from your location.
Day Time Only

only during the day time. For the purposes of simplicity, day time is considered from 6am to 6pm, not sunrise to sunset. Some specific Adventures may allow or
disallow use of Day Only skills based on the specific
flavor of the adventure.

Deep Woods Only
Planted

being outdoors only, with the additional restriction
that there are no permanent structures (tents and leantos do not count towards this restriction) in sight of
the location which you are at.
This restriction requires that for a skill to remain

active, you must choose to plant a foot. Similar to a
root effect, you may pivot the foot or move the other
one, but cannot move it from the spot. While planted,
if you are affected by Disengage or Repel you are not
forced back if you do not wish, but would be required
to go to a knee, as per Disengage rules. A Knockback
effect will force you back and end whatever skill had
this restriction. Generally planted skills give a Multiple
Use frenzy effect, but exceptions do exist.
Extra Rep Required

This restriction on a skill requires a Phys-rep or
more extra makeup or costuming than normal. Examples of a skill with this restriction would be Mark of
Azraal that requires a specific tattoo or a skill like
Battle Standard which requires a 6 foot tall phys-rep
with the team of a team on it. This is denoted on the
Skill Matrix with an asterisk (*) next to the skill name.
RP Time
This restriction causes skills or abilities to take a

specific duration of role-play before the effect may be
generated. This is denoted with an amount of time, for
example 10 seconds RP. You may choose how this is
role-played, keeping in mind the skill, but it must be
for the full time stated. If a specific action is stated in
parentheses after RP for example 5 sec RP(aiming)
then you must direct your role-playing to whatever the
specific instructions are. This role-play is generally not
interrupted by damage unless specifically stated. Remember that having a 1 Spirit doubles all RP times for
a character. This is denoted in the Skill Matrix with #
RP: at the beginning of the description of the effect.
Indoors Only
only while the character is inside. For the purposes of
simplicity, indoors is where you have a roof over your
head. Some specific Adventures may allow or disallow
use of Indoors skills based on the specific flavor of the
adventure.
Must Purchase
This restriction requires that the skill must be purchased, when the header or prerequisite that the skill is
in is purchased. Typically these skills are reserved for
penalizing and disadvantageous or restrictive skills, and
are mostly used for racial disadvantages. This is denoted on the Skill Matrix with an asterisk (*) next to
the CP cost of the skill, which is generally 0.
Self Only
This restriction on a skill makes it so the effect can

only be generated on the character that purchased it.
This can be denoted on the Skill Matrix with a self
only in the skill description, or a to Self in the effect,
but any Ability skills that grant a non-standard effect
and do not include an Imbue Card. Any skill that
gives the Purge effect is always considered self only.
Night Time Only

only during the night time. For the purposes of simplicity, night time is considered from 6pm to 6am, not
sunset to sunrise. Some specific Adventures may allow
or disallow use of Night Only skills based on the specific flavor of the adventure.
Special
The list of the above restrictions is not 100% inclusive, and there are many unique and special restrictions that are not covered in exact detail above. Usually these requirements are very specific and spelled out
both on the Skill Matrix and in the full Skill Description. Some examples of this include takes a Material
Component or May only be used while Berserked.
Were we to list every specific exact restriction, this
rulebook would be far too unwieldy and long. The
restrictions above are to clarify well used restrictions
and to standardize them. Check for special restrictions
on skills you plan on purchasing.
Outdoors Only
only while the character is outside. For the purposes of
simplicity, outdoors is where you can see the sky or the
trees above you. Some specific Adventures may allow
or disallow use of Outdoors skills based on the specific flavor of the adventure.
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MAGIC & FAITH Quicklist

Minor Schools of Magic
Path of Performance
Entertainers path of the Entertainers, providing morale and beneficial effects to everyone hearing it
School of Acid
Alchemists school combining poisons and sorcery into powerful acidic spells
School of Dreams
Seers school that draws power from the Dreamscape for mind effecting spells
School of Kinetic
Myrmidons school combining the might of weapons with force spells
School of Warding
Artificers school of protective spells that combine with the might or armor
Major Schools of Magic

Path of Air
Elementalists path of movement, lightning, and mobility spells
Path of Earth
Elementalists path of fortitude, stone, and defensive spells
Path of Fire
Elementalists path of destruction, flames, and pure damage spells
Path of Water
Elementalists path of cleansing, ice, and utility spells
School of Arcanuum
Invokers school of harnessing the raw power of the arcane itself into pure magic
School of Phantasm
Illusionists school of trickery and phantasmal magics that deal with the Dreamscape
School of Thought
Psions powers of the mind channeled into telekinesis, telepathy and powerful thought rituals
Sphere of Enchantment
Enchanters sphere of creation of magic items, manipulation of items and auras
Minor Disciplines of Faith

Discipline of Corruption
Warlocks dark discipline of plague and disease magic manipulating the immune system of a victim
Discipline of Enlightenment
Monks discipline mimicking the animals of the land, and requiring deep meditative states
Discipline of Ferocity
Rangers animalistic discipline that deals with animals and powers of the Primal Beasts
Discipline of Nature
Druids discipline that harnesses the essence of The Green Man and the natural world
Discipline of Spirit
Spirit Walkers discipline that can manipulate and effect spirits of themselves and others
Path of Holy
Paladins protective discipline revolving around guarding a specific target
Pyramid of Wyldmagic
Druids strange and random discipline that harnesses the unpredictability of the Wyld
Major Disciplines of Faith

Discipline of Divinity
Priests pure divine power of healing and curative magic of the various Deities
Discipline of Prophecy
Oracles unique discipline of the Weave, fortune telling, destiny and fate
Discipline of Sacrament
Clerics gift of a discipline from Rapture himself in order to combat the Undead and Demons
Pyramid of Curses
Shamans strange voodoo discipline that mixes offense and defense with afflictions and boons
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Magic & Faith Skills
Spells & Casting
Schools & Disciplines
Spells
While called something else, Schools of Magic and

Disciplines of Faith are just a type of Skill Header that
allow you access and understanding of the magical
language of the particular School or Discipline and
allow you to cast scrolls of it as well. These are predominately the province of the Magus and Mystic respectively, but exceptions exist. Sometimes schools and
disciplines have other restrictions as well which change
the exact name of what they are called, and are mentioned below. Spells usually have no other prerequisites other than the specific school or discipline, but all
require a specific and personalized incant, and both
hands free (without additional skills), which is the
same for all spells.
Spells are a type of skill and generally cost 0-5 CP,

exactly like skills. The term spell is used for both Magic and Faith. All spells require an Incant and both
hands to be free unless specifically noted. Some skills
allow a single weapon or shield to be held, but without
a skill, weapons must be sheathed or dropped to cast.
Even with the ability to cast with a weapon and a
shield, you still must have at least 1 free hand. You
may not put an item under your arm to cast; it must
be appropriately sheathed or dropped. Weapons also
cannot be tossed in the air and then caught after the
spell is cast.
Sphere
Spheres are a specific type of School or Discipline

that limits how a character learns the spells in it.
Spheres' spells do not have CP cost, but must be
learned In Game, and cannot be purchased normally.
In addition, Spheres magic cannot be taught normally, it must be learned from a spell book.
Path
Paths are specific Schools or Disciplines that limit
how the spells in them are learned. Paths require that
all the spells be purchased in CP order, from 0 to 5,
like the previous one was a prerequisite to the next
one. If there are multiple spells of a specific CP they
may be purchased in any order but all are required for
the next CP spell.
Pyramid
Pyramids are specific Schools or Disciplines that
limit how the spells in them are learned. The Spells
must be purchased in an order that creates a pyramid,
hence the name. For example, to purchase a 2 CP
spell, two of any of the 1 CP spells must be purchased,
a second 2 CP spell would require three 1 CP spells.
To purchase a 5 CP spell: two 4 CP spells, three 3 CP
spells, four 2 CP spells and five 1 CP spells must be
purchased. This requirement is for which order the
spells may be purchased, and does not guarantee all
pyramids have a full 15+ spells in them, and may cap
at different CP.
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Incants
Incants for spells are not standardized, but you

must follow certain rules while creating them, and all
spell incants need to be approved by Plot. Once you
create a spell incant, it cannot be changed, except in
certain circumstances, and if you have the permission
of Plot. Incant length is based on three factors: It must
have the spell name (or a good enough variation that it
is easily figured out), the Spells School or Discipline
name and an additional number of syllables which is
based on the CP of a spell, for the syllable count, the
spell and school/discipline name do not count towards
it. For Discipline of Faith spells you may replace the
name of the Deity that the character follows for the
Discipline name if thematically appropriate. The
amount of extra syllables needed in an incant is 5 plus
2 times the CP of the spell. Using a Magic or Faith
Scroll always has a specific and standardized incant,
which you must read from the scroll itself.
Cantrips and Prayers

While not real spells, prayers which are the faith
version, and Cantrips which are the magic version, are
small spell-like effects that a character can generate.
Prayers and Cantrips do not require a specific School
or Discipline, generally found under normal skill
Headers. All other Spell rules, including an incant and
free hand restrictions must be followed. Incants for
Prayers must include the name of the Deity that the
character follows and 5 additional syllables. Incants for
Cantrips must include the word Magic and 5 additional syllables.
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Learning Skills
Rarity
Training Skills
Free
Skills always have a header pre-requisite, and

sometimes an additional skill pre-requisite. All prerequisites must be met before learning (or beginning to
learn a skill). When you wish to learn a skill that takes
longer than one event, the CP for the skill must be put
in reserve. Skills have 4 rarities, and during character
creation you may only start with skills that are free or
common. Skills are always learned in between events,
and players must turn in any instruction cards for any
skills they wish to learn during checkout, in addition
to writing what they wish on their character sheet. Until a player has enough instruction cards to learn a skill,
it is their responsibility to keep them. When a player
has enough instruction cards, he may then turn them
in to learn the skill. Stored instruction cards are the
responsibility of the player, so dont lose them! The
Skill Rarities are as follows.
Any of these skills may be learned without an Instruction Cards. They may be updated online between
events, at Check Out or Check In. The only exception
is unlearning a free skill still requires an instruction
card. All multiple purchase skills are considered free
after purchasing the first one, even if the first one was
Common, Uncommon or Rare.
CP Refunds
These are harder to learn skills, and represent an

amount of work gone into learning them. You may
not start with any skill that is uncommon, and finding
a teacher for uncommon skills is generally slightly
more difficult than common skills. Generally for uncommon skills, NPC instructors require more then
just money, such as doing them a favor or going on an
Adventure. Uncommon skills require 3 instruction
cards to learn.
Common
These are easy to learn skills, and represent the
vast majority of the skills in Requiem. NPC Instructors of common skills generally require only money or
small favors to teach them. Common Skills require 1
Instruction Card. Until 50 CP, your culture may help
you learn some of these skills without any Instruction
Cards.
Uncommon
Sometimes when you purchase a header, you may

find the same skill you already have under it for a
cheaper cost. If so, you are always assumed to have the
cheapest way that you can get the skill, and are refunded any CP if necessary. In addition, some skills
are a group of other skills, any skill which includes
another skill overrides the old skill and the old skills
CP is refunded. The general rule is you will never lose
CP, and always pay the best possible cost for skills.
This does not let you gain a cheaper cost for a different
but similar skill, such as Force Back (1 Agility: Disengage) or Rebuke (1 Spirit: Disengage). Any group skill
is considered the prerequisite if it contains the skill
that is required. For instance, if a certain skill has the
prerequisite of axe and your character has Weapon
Expertise (all weapon skills) then your character is considered to have the pre-requisite. Now the skill itself
may have the Armament Axe Restriction, which
means you could only use the skill with the requirements in the skills wording, in this case an axe.
Rare
These skills represent the best and hardest to learn
skills in Requiem. While there may be Epic or hidden
skills, nothing has a rarity higher then rare to actually
learn. NPCs will be selective and will generally require
a larger amount of work and resources to teach a Rare
skill. These skills require 10 Instruction Cards to learn.
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Unlearning Skills
Special Skills
Any character that possesses Instruction Cards

may unlearn almost any skill that they posses. Any skill
that gives you a specific access to information, such as
a language may not be unlearned. In addition you may
not unlearn a skill that is a prerequisite to any skill you
possess, including headers, without first unlearning all
the skills that require the one you wish to unlearn. To
unlearn a skill you must inform a member of Plot at
Check In, agree to remove the skill from your character sheet. To get the CP back for the skill the same
amount of instruction cards as it would take to learn
the skill must be turned in, signifying your characters
time spent devoted towards other tasks. This always
takes a minimum of 1 event. You may only unlearn a
maximum of 1 skill per event.
Sometimes in game you may come across the

ability to learn a skill or header that is not in the skill
list. These are generally exceptionally rare and powerful skills, and usually require vast amounts of work and
sacrifice. Epic skills and Headers may not be taught to
other players without a specific Instruction skill, which
is also Epic. Most Epic skills are rare, but exceptions
do exist. In order to see Epic skills on the Character
Generator you must have a plot member give you
access to a specific skill or header. Remember that you
do not need to know what a skill does to know what
effect you take, as there will NEVER be epic skills that
give you the ability to generate an effect that does not
exist, without an Inflict or Imbue card.
Changing Your Mind
Attunement Skills
Epic Skills and Headers
If at any point during learning or unlearning a

skill you change your mind and do not wish to do
such anymore, you may decide to stop the process. At
the Check In or Check Out, talk to a member of Plot
and tell him you wish to stop learning or unlearning
the specific skill in question, and turn over all instruction cards related to such. You will regain the skill, in
the case of unlearning it or regain the saved CP for the
skill, in the case learning it.
Attunement skills are the most powerful of epic

skills, as they generally allow you access to something
extremely powerful that has an additional cost, as well
as just CP. All attunement skills cost Attunement
Points the same as Magic Items, and count towards
the same Attunement Score. This means that you may
not have an attunement skill if you have an Exclusive
Attunement Item, or vice versa. This is done to limit
the strength of a single character, or require him or her
to make choices on what they truly want.
Great Weapon Skills

Another form of epic skills is the skill in use of any
great weapon or shield. These weapons cannot be
learned from other players and must be taught with
permission of Plot. These weapons can be unsafe if
used wrongly, and such you must prove to Plot that
you would be able to act safely with such a skill. Any
complaints about such a skill from other players or
NPCs can end up in the removal of the skill, and refunding of all CP.
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Character
Histories
if you want the full CP for it. This deadline only affects the first draft you send in, and will still award you
CP if it is in the process of being approved. If you pass
the deadline, generally the CP will be awarded on the
event after, but exceptions do occur. Unless otherwise
specifically stated or extended, it is 2 weeks before the
Friday of the event. This means that if the event was
on October 24-26th the deadline would be Friday October 10th at 11:59pm.
Writing a Character History

This is pretty much one of the biggest fears that
players have, in starting a new character, but it really
doesnt have to be hard or painful at all. We have included an entire section of guidelines and help, to attempt to make this part a little easier. You need not be
a great writer, elegant or full of prose to attempt this
task. A computer with a spell checker and an idea of
your character is really what you need to start. Keep in
mind that there are no real set in stone rules about a
character history, but if you are stuck or lost, below
can help you out immensely. Even if you are very experienced at writing, we ask that you at least read below to see what we want Included, and what to Avoid.
Below will explain more about how to go about writing a character history, and easy steps to get it approved.
Length
A much argued and debated topic of character

histories are their length. Generally if Plot goes, we
want a 2+ page history, it can be intimidating. Keep in
mind that what we are really asking for is for you to
devote some time and effort to your first draft. Try not
to send us something that needs a lot of improvement
or doesnt even begin to address any of the points we
want covered in a history. If you have questions during
the project feel free to Email us specific questions
though, and we will attempt to get back to you as soon
as we can. The minimum length for a character history
is 2 pages, and we expect at least an hour or two devoted towards the project, in reading IG History and
writing your own. This minimum is set to avoid
people rushing and sending us in histories just for CP,
without any real content. There are no maximum to
character histories, and we dont really expect histories
to be as short as 2 pages. If yours is longer, or even
much longer, do not be worried. We will read any
length of them, though we do ask not to unnecessarily
pad them with not needed information just for length
purposes alone.
What it Accomplishes
Character Histories are the act of writing a character Bio and Summary of the history or past of the character, and are used to generate Plotlines or fit your
character into the world more seamlessly. To do a
Character History you must Email us and sure it follows the specific format, and includes all required
fields. Character histories help improve the game and
improve the enjoyment and involvement level you get
out of LARPing in general. It is much harder to next
to impossible to target specific people with Plotlines if
they have not at least attempted some sort of character
history. Ideally we want all characters to have a submitted and gotten an approved character history and
such are willing to give a large amount of CP for them,
which is explained in the Character History Award.
Writing a character history for your second character if
your first character Perms gives even great benefits according to the New Character CP Table.
Perspective
There is no hard and fast rule about the perspective that a character history has to be in. Depending
on the style of the writer, you, there can be different
ways of creatively addressing the perspective of a history. Some people choose to keep in confined to only
things their character would know and In Game in the
first person. Others like to write in the third person,
and describe actions the characters are doing, and others still like to narrate the story from someone else entirely. As long as you follow the general guidelines, we
encourage character histories done in any format that
you are most comfortable with. The bare minimum
can even just contain answers to the Questions, with
an introduction and conclusion paragraphs.
Deadline
While there is never a deadline to writing a character history, there is a deadline to receive CP for them
on a specific event. Keep in mind that character histories scale based off of the CP your character has as
well, so it is important to pay attention to this deadline
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These, again, are not completely set in stone, but can
help guide you, if you are unsure about a specific idea.
These are not all encompassing though, and keep in
mind just because we do not specifically ask you to
avoid some things, we consider you to have common
sense in writing a history.
Creative Process
A lot of people are shy to make things up in their

history. We ask you not to be! If you need another
clan of Barbarians, or a remote sector of Dwarves that
have held against the Undead, then feel free. We ask
that you read over some of the general knowledge and
flavor of your race and the history of Nexus, and anything you dont find, feel free to include. We may alter
or include it somewhere else, but we dont want people
scared to think character histories will not be approved
if they make up too much. Certain hard and fast rules
(like the workings of magic, or the origin of the Undead) should be avoided, but really anything that does
not globally affect everyone else can be added to the
world, to flush it out even more. Exceptionally well
thought out additions, may be added to the general
knowledge or IG History, and may receive even more
CP, or any other bonus that Plot deems correct for the
amount for the work.
List to Avoid
Not everyone is an orphan and no other family.
No one is perfect, everyone has flaws.
You are not all powerful or all knowing.
Avoid making the character history hard to read, or
Approval Process
Once a character history is submitted a couple of

things can happen. If the history is well done, and
there are no issues, then the history can be approved
exactly as it stands. If the history is very close, but only
requires a few changes, we may just alter it directly,
and show you the approved and changed version. If
more editing or changes are required, we will ask you
to resubmit the history with a list of changes or suggestions. In very rare cases, we may ask that you completely start over, as the entire character concept does
not fit into the world we are trying to build. This generally does not happen, or only tends to happen in
cases of extremely wacky/silly concepts, such as time
travel, parallel worlds, or direct copy/plagiarism of
another authors work. If your character history is in
approval process, we will advance you the CP for it,
but we ask that you devote time and effort to completing it in a reasonable manner.
Things to Avoid
Do not be too scared about reading about histories

that have to be completely re-written, because anyone
that really tries to follow our set of guidelines generally
does not even have a problem staying in the confines
of what we want. For those that wish more information, we have a included a list of 20 things that we
wish players to avoid in writing character histories.
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too cryptic.
Avoid anything that makes it harder on Plot.
Avoid Amnesia, Time Travel, and Alternate Universes.
Dont copy or plagiarize.
Avoid adding padding to history, just to make it
longer.
Avoid clichs and bland stereotypes.
Avoid too far against a stereotype too. Not everyone
is the one nice undead.
Avoid long lists of accomplishments; your character
is just starting out.
This is a social game, dont be a Loner, or against
being in groups.
Avoid not having any friends, family, acquaintances
or enemies.
Avoid adding a lot of facts your character would not
actually know.
Avoid overly graphic or offensive material if possible.
Dont resolve issues and conflicts in the history;
save them for In Game.
Avoid characters far from what you are like, they are
hard to play.
Beware of races or faiths with negative stigmas, they
are dangerous to play.
If you are going to be evil, be smart and subtle
about it.
Remember these are just guidelines, if you wish to
ignore them feel free, but do so realizing your history may not be approved.

50 Questions a Character History
should answer
Knowing what to avoid is helpful, but knowing what we would like is generally why you are reading this section. Ideally, a well done character history will answer all of the questions below, and should solidify your character for yourself. Some of the questions you might not have thought about yet, and the goal is to help you flush out
your character. You do not 100% have to answer every single question, but really we ask that you try to at least go
over them before writing a history. Plot are not psychics, and you cant really assume we will know something
about your character from inference or reference. You may choose to write a history purely on answering each of
these questions, but generally we ask that you try to write it in a more flowing and suitable manner. Some of these
questions are much more involved than others and will take a lot longer to explain, you should not weigh every
question equally. Remember that this is not a test, and there are no right and wrong answers, and not to be apprehensive about the number of them. They are there for a guideline, and for people that need help and direction
in writing a character history.
Character and Background

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What is your characters full and true name? Is it known?

Any nicknames or slurs your character is called by?
Where was your character born? Where was he raised?
How would you describe your characters childhood?
What culture were you brought up in?
How old is your character? How Mature?
What did your character do in the past?
How does your character tend to dress, and what armor do they wear?
Any tattoos, scars or distinguishing characteristics of your race?
Why is your character adventuring? What would cause them to stop?
Relationships and Interactions

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Who are your characters immediate family?

Who are your characters extended family?
Who are your characters best friends? Acquaintances?
Who does your character dislike? Enemies?
Who taught your character what you know? Teachers?
Does your character look up to anyone? Mentors?
Does or has your character had and romantic interests? Failed?
How would your character recognize any of the above?
Is there anyone that your character didnt know, that would know them?
Does your character belong or wish to belong to any Organizations?
Mannerisms and Opinions

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How does your character value Wealth? Information? Friendship?

Any unusual habits or mannerisms?
What are your characters Ethics? Morals? Are they Honest?
What is your characters definition of Justice? Do the ends justify the means?
What does your character think about the other races?
What is your characters view on religion? Deities?
What does your character like? Favorite things? Hobbies?
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28. What does your character hate? Avoid? Afraid of?
29. What or who makes your character angry? What happens then?
30. Whats your characters opinion on Death? Murder?
Strengths and Weaknesses

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What are your characters best qualities?

What is your characters single greatest strength?
Does your character have any flaws?
What is your characters single greatest weakness?
Why might someone like or dislike your character?
Goals and Motivations

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What are your characters immediate and long-term goals?

What motivates your character? What does your character want?
What is your characters greatest fear?
What wouldnt your character do?
How does your character seek to obtain his/her goals?
Past and Recent History

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What are the notable events that happened in your characters life?
Was your character present at any key events in the last 50 years?
What are the best and worst things that happened and how did it affect them?
How has your character dealt with the war? How has he/she survived?
Do you have any notorious or celebrated ancestors? Is your family known?
Does your character have a reputation of any kind? Does he/she want one?
Why is your character in Runevale?
Does your character know anyone in Town already?
What does your character hope to accomplish here?
The Most Important Question

50. Is there anything else Plot should know about your character?
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Included
Information
Information
Character histories are broken into a couple of
sections, which are designed to make it easier on Plot
to catalog, and go through everyones history. All of
the following should be covered in a character history.
For the Character History Award to be worth CP,
every section should be filled out and labeled appropriately, to begin the approval process. Character histories should at the minimum take an hour or two to
write, but feel free to put as much time and effort into
it as you wish. In general the more work and effort put
into a history, the more Plot is inclined to use it, and
the more a character fits into the world. You may never write a character history for someone else, but may
help or edit one, if asked. The Following categories, in
this order should be covered in a character history:
This is a 1 paragraph idea of what you wish to

accomplish, and what goals your character has. Do not
ignore this section, it is actually pretty important. All
short and long term goals, desires and plans should be
summarized here. This can be simply goals, or even
situations you the player wish to see your character in.
Include any conflicts, or cool mental images you
would love to see happen in game here. This should be
from the players perspective, not the characters. Include anything you wish to avoid as well.
History
This is the meat and potatoes of your history, and
what that should be at least 2 pages long. Feel free to
go into as much detail as you require here, to fully explain the above two ideas, and attempt to answer all
the questions about your character, and important
events that happened to them. The majority of time
spent writing a character history should go into this
section.
Timeline
Player Name:
Your full real name.
Email
Your email address.
Character Name:
Your characters full and true name
Race:
Your characters race
Core Concept:
1 paragraph summary of character.
Statement of In- 1 paragraph summary of goals

tent:
ideas.
History:
2+ pages unabridged history of the

character
Timeline:
List of important events and times
Glossary:
List of important names and places
Other Sections:
Anything else you wish to include
Core Concept
This is a 1 paragraph summary of the core concept
of your character. You should be able to sum up your
character in a single paragraph for readers at the beginning of the history, in a way that explains all relevant and key points. Try not to include too much, or
think of this as how you would explain your character
to anyone if they were to ask, without going into any
great detail.
Statement of Intent
101
Any important events mentioned in the above

history should be included in a short one line phrases,
in an ordered timeline. This helps concrete the history
in your and Plots mind, and shows at a glance what
happened to your character and when. All timeline
entries should be dated with at least a month/year, and
should begin with your character being born, and end
with him coming to Runevale.
Glossary
All names that are used in the above history
should be included in a glossary. Any names or important places that you made up should be included with
a short one line phrase that explains them again. This
is very helpful to quickly reference a person, place or
thing that is important. Put [Deceased] next to any
dead character in the glossary. Any difficult names
must include a pronunciation guide.
Other Sections
If there are any other sections that you wish to

include above and beyond the above ones, feel free. If
you wish to organize it into chapters, diary dates, or
any other method, feel free to be creative and as long
as it has at least the aforementioned sections, you
many have any additional parts or divisions that make
sense to you.
Chapter 4:
Matrixes
To even have a chance to combat Eramus army we had
to learn to specialize. Every member of my army had a
purpose, and even the lowliest trooper knew something
that his fellow squad members did not. Even a thug or
brawler can be taught to enhance his techniques
Kade
Contents

Health .................................................................................................................................................. 21
Incapacitated ..................................................................................................................................... 22
Effects................................................................................................................................................... 23
Durations .......................................................................................................................................... 24
Prefixes ............................................................................................................................................. 39
Damage Calls .................................................................................................................................... 40
Suffixes ............................................................................................................................................. 40
Combat ................................................................................................................................................ 42
Weapon Attacks ................................................................................................................................ 44
Packet Attacks ....................................................................................................................................... 44
Special Attacks .................................................................................................................................. 45
Defenses ............................................................................................................................................... 46
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Using this Matrix
Cost
How many times a character is capable of generating a skill is the next category. Skills with a fueling
requirement will have the number then an abbreviation for stat. The ANY word used for skills that can
be fueled with any attribute, and the EACH word
means it takes the number of each of the 4 main
attributes (INT, STR, SPI, AGI). Instead of an
attribute, some skills have an asterisk (*), this skill can
be fueled with any attribute but changes based on
which. An X means the number of attributes can be
anything. A plus sign (+) means that it takes all of a
specific attribute, but you must have at least the number stated to generate it. If a skill has a number then a
/, it can be used that many times per the time stated,
such as per Battle, per Refresh, per Event, and per
Year. Skills with no Cost may be continuous or used
indefinitely.
There are a lot of skills in Requiem A LOT.

This can be overwhelming at first, but everything is
built so that if you know all the Effects in the Core
Rules, you know all the skills. Any skill not covered in
with a standard effect will have an Imbue or Inflict
Card that accompanies it. Remember that you do not
need to know how a skill was generated, just what the
effect does.
Tables
Each of the tables in this document represents a
single Header, which is a grouping of like skills. To
purchase any of the skills in the header requires the
header be purchased. The CP cost of all headers, and
any prerequisite header is conveniently located at the
top of each header.
Description
Skill Names
The description of a skill lets you know what it

does. Restrictions or extra Phys-Rep requirements are
stated afterwards with an asterisk. Any required RP
time to activate the skill is also stated. This time must
be spent, but the exact nature of how you role-play it
is up to you. Some skills may require further clarification, in which you should see if the skill has a long
description in the Skill Descriptions chapter.
The name of the skill is the first category. Uncommon skills are in grey/white. Rare skills are in italics, grey/white, and have a (R) preceding them. No
uncommon or rare skills may be purchased at the start
without using Influence. Skills are primarily sorted by
rarity, so uncommon and rare skills are always at the
bottom of a header. Some skill types, such as Knowledge or Harvest are also stated in the name for ease.
An asterisk (*) next to the skill name means it requires
an extra Phys-Rep, and a (NC) means it counts towards the Non-Combat skill requirement.
Prerequisite
Some skills, in addition to requiring the Header,

also require the purchase of an additional one or more
skills. Some skills require that you do not purchase a
skill, in which it will clearly state Cant buy in front
of the skill. An or means either skill is an acceptable
prerequisite, where a comma (,) means that all of the
skills are needed
CP
The cost of a skill in Character Points is the next

category. If a skill can be purchased multiple times, it
will have a number in parenthesis, such as (*3x) meaning it can be purchased three times, while (*x) means it
can be purchased as many times as needed. Every other skill may only be purchased once. Skills with an
asterisk (*) must be purchased, as they are disadvantages. Skills with two asterisks (**) cannot be purchased
normally and must be found, taught, or awarded In
Game. Skills are secondarily sorted by CP, so lower
CP skills are at the top, and higher CP skills at the
bottom. Remember that if a skill is common and 0
CP in a Header you purchased, you can start with it
automatically!
4a Races:
Racial Subtype and Type headers
4b Skills:
Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Skill headers
4c Spells & Misc:
Minor/Major Spells and Miscellaneous headers
4d Craft Skills:
Crafting Skill headers
4e Craft Recipes:
Starting Recipes in Craft Skills
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Beast Kin SKILLS
Beast Kin
0 CP
Skill
CP
Impatient
0*
+2 CP Cost on all Craft, Rush Work, Extra Work Skills *does

not include reagent or item skills
Silver Vulnerability
0*
Character is permanently affected by Vulnerable Silver
Enhanced Vitality
Gain +1 Vitality
Short Claws
Able to wield 2 Short Claws
Knowledge Beast Lore(NC)
Information about Animals, Beast Kin and Mythical Monsters
Enhanced Scent(NC)
All Diagnose skills are packet delivered instead of touch cast

and Character is able to notice Toxins in food and drinks
Poison Resistance
Diagnose Keen Scent(NC)
Chimera
1 SPI
Description
CP
Lunar Madness
0*
Prerequisite
Resist Poison
10 sec RP: Diagnose (All Traits, Effects, Stable, Bleeding,
Damage, Inflict, Imbue, etc) *packet delivered
3 CP
Skill
Enhanced
Scent
Beast Kin
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Must have a plot approved madness or neurosis
Disease Resistance
Curse Immunity
No Effect to Curse or Curse Inflictions
Everchanging(NC)
May Learn/Unlearn Racial Skills without Instruction Cards.

May change which 2 Primal Aspects character has
Twin Aspects
Access to Two Primal Aspects (Strong, Swift, Fierce, Wise or Sly)
(R) Swiftmend
Pure Borne
Cost
1 INT
2 ANY
Resist Plague or Disease
Twin Aspects
5 sec RP: Purge All by Will *does not work on Silver Trait
3 CP
Beast Kin
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Primal Grasp
0*
Cannot use Weapons or Shields except Claws and Thrown Weapons
Animal Empathy(NC)
Speak or Calm to Animal
Pure Aptitude
-1 CP cost to Attribute of your choice purchases *not Endurance
Envenom Claws and Thrown
Able to apply Blade Poisons to Claws and Thrown Weapons
Long Claws
Able to wield 2 Long Claws
2-Handed Claw
Able to use a 2-Handed claw
Casting Claws
Able to cast all spells (Magic and Faith) with a single Claw
equipped
Cant buy
2-Handed Claw
Hardened Claws
No Effect to Destroy on Claws
Can't buy
2-Handed Claw
Primary Aspect
Access to a Primal Aspect (Strong, Swift, Fierce, Wise or Sly)
Enhanced Poison Resistance
1/battle
Resist Poison
(R) Lunar Alignment
1/year
Greatly Empower your Attributes and Racials and grants you

new abilities for the Event
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Prerequisite
Short Claws
Can't buy
Hardened Claws
or Casting - Claws
or Casting - Claws
or Casting - Claws
Poison Resistance
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Shifter
3 CP
Beast Kin
Skill
CP
Bipolar
0*
Every Other Event: Command and Berserk last 5 minutes(not

until Unconscious) and Can't be Cured or Purged
Beast Form
Full racial bonuses and makeup requirements in beast form
Human Form
No racial bonuses or makeup requirements in human form
Moon Touched*
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Marked by the Court of Stars *must have a silver crescent moon

face paint around one eye *award only
1**
Hybrid Form
No Claws or Aspect bonuses and partial makeup requirements

in hybrid form
Waxing and Waning
While the Moon is Waxing, Gain +1 Damage with Spells, When

its Waning gain +1 Damage with Weapons
Primary Aspect
Access to a Primal Aspect (Strong, Swift, Fierce, Wise or Sly)
Lunar Power
(R) Fortitude of the Moon
1/battle
Gain +1 Power during each Battle that the moon is visible

Gain +2 Endurance *while not sleeping, if the moon is visible
character must be in Beast Form
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Moon Touched

Celestial SKILLS
Celestial
0 CP
Skill
CP
Earthly Form
0*
Cannot play as a Mortal character
Enhanced Spirit
Gain +1 Spirit
Gather Aura(NC)
Glowing(NC)*
Blink
Knowledge Celestial Lore(NC)
Offboard: Information about Etherion, Seraphim and Possessed
Diagnose Umbral Sight(NC)
10 sec RP: Diagnose or (All Effects and Traits) *touch cast only
Rumors Whispers of the

Divine(NC)
Receive a list of rumors every event dealing with Divinity and

Deities and Demons
Divine Protection
2 SPI
Reduce Death Effect: Collapse to Bleeding Out *does not work

on Killing Blow or self inflicted
Harvest Limited Essence

Gathering(NC)
1 ANY
30 sec RP: Harvest Magical Components from NPC or Location

until next Refresh
Innate Spell
1/refresh
Etherion
Cost
1 ANY
Description
Prerequisite
1 min RP: Able to go Spirit and gather spell packets, must return
to point of origin to come out
Able to use a Glow Stick *player provides phys-rep *self only
1 ANY
*x Disengage (+1 per Spi) *may only be used if not wielding

weapons
Devotion
Target Spell does not require an Incant or casting restrictions
3 CP
Celestial
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Ethereal Form
0*
Cannot use long or 2H Melee Weapons
Faith Intolerance
0*
May not purchase the Mystic Header or any Disciplines of Faith
Arcane Devotion
-2 CP cost to Devotion if Following: (Argandris, Synter or Dias)
Enhanced Intellect
Gain +1 Intellect
Magic Aptitude
-1 CP cost on all Schools of Magic
Short Claws
Concentrate Aura
1/refresh
Aura Mastery
1 SPI
Resist Aura attack
Concentrate Energy
1 INT
Silence by Weapon *must be used with claws
Magic Absorption
2 INT
Resist Magic and Heal 5 to Self
Arcane Focus
1/battle
(R) Innate Magic
1/refresh
30 sec RP: Change one of your cast spells without an RP time

into an Aura, active until used or next Refresh
May re-throw one missed 'by Magic' spell

30 sec RP: No Magus Spells require an incant for the Battle
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Prerequisite
Concentrate
Energy
Short Claws

Possessed
3 CP
Celestial
Skill
CP
Fatal Confinement
0*
May receive a plot determined Slay effect if ever captured or

held against character's will, or through role-play
Weakened Form
0*
Character takes +1 on Called Damage Attacks (Melee and

Spells)
Enhanced Endurance
Gain +1 Endurance
Second Sight(NC)
Able to perceive your surroundings while bleeding out,

unconscious or Dead
Subterfuge(NC)
You may lie, even under any effect that states you must tell the
truth. *Does not include Death's Realm
Demon Skin
-3 Damage taken from Called Damage 'by Shadow'
Soul Siphon(NC)
Mark of the Demon*
Possession
Siphon Life
Dark Grip
1/battle
Stabilize by Will *self only
(R) Demon Form*
1/event
10 min RP: Turn into a Demon, gaining special powers for an

Adventure *Player must provide costuming
Seraphim
Cost
1/year
Description
Prerequisite
Choose a Player, while they are attending the Event and alive,
you are judged favorably by Death, if the player dies, you do too
Gain +2 Power *must wear mark of Azraal on both forearms
1/event
Inflict Card: Target must attempt to complete a specific task

*possessed must remain in Monster Camp
Permanently Reduce character's Vitality Points by one for the
event to Major Resist any Attack
3 CP
Soul Siphon
Possession
Celestial
Skill
CP
Cost
Astral Form
0*
Cannot use Bucklers or Shields
Magic Intolerance
0*
May not purchase the Magus Header, or any Schools of Magic
Exceptional Spirit
Gain +1 Spirit
Healing Aptitude
Gain +1 Healing with Faith spells over 1
Spiritual Devotion
Free Cost on Devotion, providing character follows Rapture
Graceful
Gain +2 Body *may not wear Armor
Can't buy Light

Armor Prof.
Soul Bond
1 min RP: Heal all by Faith *touch cast only, must follow
Rapture
Devotion
Light of Truth
Soul Link
1/event
Winged Flight*
1 AGI
Divine Focus
1/battle
(R) Soulful Haste
1/event
Description
Prerequisite
Gain +2 Power *may not break your word, knowingly lie, or

omit the truth
1 min RP: Cure Death by Faith *touch cast only
Soul Bond
5 sec RP: Fly for Battle 5 sec RP: Land from flying without cost
*must have Prosthetic Wings
May re-throw one missed 'by Faith' Spell
Instant RP time on Soul Bond or Soul Link, they become packet
delivered and 1/refresh
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Soul Link

CONSTRUCT SKILLS
Construct
0 CP
Skill
CP
Crafted
0*
No Effect to Beneficial Potions, Cannot wear War paints, May

not Live Well or Train Well
Foreign Make
0*
No Effect to Healing or Cure Death that is not 'to Construct' 'to

<Race>' or 'by Will'
Altered Mental State
Able to Reduce Stun to 5 Damage to Self
Enhanced Vitality
Gain +1 Vitality
Reduce Body
Remove Body from all Damage attacks (Still take normal Damage)
Glowing Eyes*
Heavy Natural Armor
5 min RP: 4 Natural Armor *no armor may be worn
Hvy Armor Prof,

Med Nat. Armor
Medium Natural Armor
Med Armor Prof,

Light Nat Armor
Short Claws
Extreme Tolerance
No Effect to Agony or Sleep
Light Natural Armor
Harvest Limited Core

Extracting(NC)
No Bone Structure
Reduce Mangle to Maim
No Metabolism
No Effect to negative Poison, Disease or Plague effects and traits
Clockwork
Cost
1/refresh
1 ANY
Description
Prerequisite
Extreme
Tolerance
Able to use a Racial Ability that normally takes Attributes

without cost *must have glowing eyes at night
Light Armor
Proficiency
30 sec RP: Harvest Elemental Components from NPC or

Location until next Refresh
3 CP
Construct
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Acid Vulnerability
0*
Character is permanently affected by Vulnerable Acid
Mechanical
0*
3 Damage from Destroy Effects and double Upkeep cost every

Event at Check In
Spell Intolerance
0*
May not Purchase Schools of Magic or Disciplines of Faith
Backup Battery(NC)
May speak softly while Incapacitated, during Bleed Out or

Death Counts
Enduring Aptitude
-1 CP cost to Endurance Attribute purchases
Enhanced Endurance
Gain +1 Endurance
Internal Light Source
May use any Day only skills during the Night
Memory Overload
2 ANY
Purge Command or Dominate and Empowered Stun to Self

*may not be reduced in any way
Strongbox(NC)
2 ANY
Hide all items from a normal search and carry all possessions
with you when you go to Death's Realm for the Battle
Upgradeable(NC)
Able to receive Tinkerer upgrades
Shutdown Sequence
Gain +1 hour on Death Count *self only
Defense Mechanisms
1/battle
May Upgrade any Parry Defense to a Volley *against melee

swings only, all Parry restrictions apply
(R) Extended Shutdown
1 END
Gain an additional +1 hour on Death Count (may stack)
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Prerequisite
Shutdown Seq.

Elemental
3 CP
Construct
Skill
CP
Faith Intolerance
0*
May not purchase the Mystic Header or any Disciplines of Faith
Planar Ties
0*
May not use defenses against, Purge or Reduce Command or

Dominate, No Effect to Cure Command or Cure Dominate
[Opposing] Vulnerability
0*
Character is permanently affected by Vulnerable [Opposing Element]
Enhanced Intellect
Gain +1 Intellect
Reform Limbs
[Element] Immunity and Healing
No Effect to [Element] and Healed by Damage by [Element]
Bindings of Elements(NC)
Cant be Banished while wearing Bindings *runed bracers required
Open Portal: Plane of

[Element](NC)
1/event
Open a Portal for Character and 5 others to Plane of [element]

for an Adventure *requires a Power Circle (time/location)
Amorphous
1 ANY
Resist Bind or Resist Paralyze
[Element] Carrier
1*
Reform Body
1 SPI
Air Form*
1/battle
Instant Air Form *may move but may not talk or use skills
Air Based
Fire Aura*
1/battle
Destroy Weapon by Fire Aura
Fire Based
Icicle*
1/battle
3 Damage by Water *packet delivered
Water Based
Stone Shell*
1/battle
Parry Melee *must be wielding a weapon, does not work on

strike to the torso
Earth Based
(R) Ritually
Enhanceable(NC)
Gargoyle
Cost
1 ANY
Description
Prerequisite
10 sec RP: Purge All Maim
Grant Carrier [Element] (Air: INT, Earth: STR, Fire: SPI,

Water: AGI) *only the Element you based on
Reduce Death to Unconscious and Stable *doesnt work on Self
Inflicted or Killing Blow
Able to receive Magic Rituals to increase Power
3 CP
Bindings of
Elements
Construct
Skill
CP
Cost
Magic Intolerance
0*
May not purchase the Magus Header, or any Schools of Magic
Magic Vulnerability
0*
Character is permanently affected by Vulnerable Magic
Silent Guard
0*
May not speak unless a Speak spell is cast
Enhanced Strength
Gain +1 Strength
Stoneform
Instant Earth Form, 5 min RP: Purge Earth *may not move or talk
Watchful Guard
10 min RP: Heal all to Gargoyle, may Refresh in Stoneform

*self only, must be in Stoneform
Break Out
2 STR
10 sec RP: Purge Earth *self only, night time only
Communicate(NC)
1 ANY
May Speak and Cast for 5 minutes
Religious Nature(NC)
May walk on Holy or Unholy ground. May speak on Holy or

Unholy ground without cost.
Temple-Crafted
Strength of Faith
All Stamina, Stealth, Inspiration, Arcane and Zeal can be used

as Stamina or Zeal
Temple-Crafted
Temple-Crafted
+1 Healing taken and not Immune to Healing and Cure Death

by Faith
Guard
(R) Innate Faith
1/battle
Description
Prerequisite
While Defending Holy/Unholy Ground, the Tavern, or

Character's place of Residence, Gain +2 Stamina or Zeal
Faith Spells do not have spell incants *without this skill
Character cannot cast without being affected by Speak first
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TempleCrafted

Dwarf SKILLS
Dwarf
0 CP
Skill
CP
Born to Work
0*
Character must possess a Craft Skill
Craftminded
0*
+2 CP cost to Knowledge and Rumor skills that do not relate to

Crafting, Weapons or Armor
Alcohol Tolerance(NC)
Takes double the amount of Intoxicants for negative effects
Inspired
All Stamina, Stealth, Arcane and Zeal can be used as Inspiration
Refit Armor
1 min RP: Able to refit personal armor to 1 less than last refit
*requires removing a piece, a hammer and flat surface
Hammer Expertise
Ability to use all types of Hammers (Short, Long and 2-Handed)
Mercantile Metallurgy(NC)
Offboard: Able to Receive a common Physical Component every

Event
Knowledge Dwarven Lore(NC)
Offboard: Information about Dwarves, their Ancient Cities,

Weapons and Armor
Hard to Kill
+1 Minute on Bleed out count
Repair Weapon and Armor(NC)
5 min RP: Repair Weapon or Armor at a Forge *takes a Material

to fully repair
Harvest Limited Mining(NC)
1 ANY
30 sec RP: Harvest Physical Components from NPC or Location

until next Refresh
Purge Magic
2 STR
5 sec RP: Purge Magic
Adamant
Cost
Description
3 CP
Prerequisite
Dwarf
Skill
CP
Cost
Spell Casting Stubbornness
0*
May only purchase 1 School of Magic or 1 Discipline of Faith
Enhanced Endurance
Gain +1 Endurance
Hardened
Metal Aptitude
-1 CP cost to Blacksmith (Craft, Rush Work, Extra Work)

Skills *does not include reagent or item skills
Mercantile Metal
Expert(NC)
Upgrade Metallurgy to receive an uncommon Blacksmith

Reagent
Acid Immunity
No Effect to negative 'by Acid' Damage and Effects
Malleable
2 SPI
Excavation(NC)
1/event
Weapon Master
Liquid Metal
(R) Iron Willed
1 ANY
Description
Resist 'by Silver' or 'by Iron'
Resist Element (Earth, Air, Fire, Water)

Information about a Location of Metal or Ore (time/location)
Ability to wield any Melee or Ranged Weapon *does not include
Shields or Great Weapons
1/battle
Prerequisite
30 sec RP(on weapon): Generate a Called Weapon Strike 'by

Silver' or 'by Iron'
Gain +* Spirit (+1 per End) *max 5
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Metallurgy

Earthen
3 CP
Dwarf
Skill
CP
Spell Casting Ineptitude
0*
May only purchase Minor Schools of Magic and Minor

Disciplines of Faith
Enhanced Endurance
Gain +1 Endurance
Runic Aptitude
-1 CP cost to Rune Carving (Craft, Rush Work, Extra Work)

Underground Terrain
Fighting
May ignore any environmental restriction on combat skills for

being underground or in poor lighting
Mercantile Rune
Expert(NC)
Upgrade Metallurgy to receive an uncommon Rune Carving

Reagent
Hearty
Half Duration on Stun, Sleep and the time to return to 1 Body

from 0 Body and Stable
Tough Skin
5 min RP: Gain +1 Bonus Armor (max 1), Natural Armor may be
used
Disease Immunity
No Effect to Plague or negative 'by Disease' effects.
Prospecting(NC)
1/event
Information about a Location of a Quantity of Stone or Gems

(time/location)
Improved Purge
1/battle
1 sec RP: Purge Magic or Purge Faith
(R) Rock Steady
Gnome
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Metallurgy
Purge Magic
Gain +* Strength (+1 per End) *max 5
3 CP
Dwarf
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Short Stature
0*
Cannot use 2-Handed Weapons or Shields, Cannot Wear Armor

over Medium
Engineering Aptitude
-1 CP cost to Tinkering (Craft, Rush Work, Extra Work) Skills

*does not include reagent or item skills
Enhanced Intellect and

Agility
Gain +1 Intellect and +1 Agility
Mercantile Spare Parts(NC)
Offboard: May purchase Items and Components from a specific

list at Check In
Mercantile Mechanical
Expert(NC)
Upgrade Metallurgy to receive an uncommon Tinkering

Reagent
Metallurgy
Craft Jury Rig(NC)
1/event
Offboard: Substitute any one Component in any Craft Skill

*must be same type and same level or higher
Craft Skill
Quality Assurance(NC)
2 ANY
5 min RP: Identify specific magical properties of an Item

*requires a Library
Salvage(NC)
1/event
Information about a Location of a Quantity of Salvaged Goods

(time/location)
Craft Wondrous Items(NC)
Ingenuity
(R) Clever Hands
Gain +* Agility (+1 per 2 craft skills) *max 5
Can't buy
Quick Witted
(R) Quick Witted
Gain +* Intellect (+1 per 2 craft skills) *max 5
Can't buy
Clever Hands
Offboard: Allows Craft Skills to Create Wondrous (and

Unreliable) items from a specific list
1/battle
Prerequisite
Craft Skill
-1 Attribute Cost to an ability that costs 2 or more Attributes
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Elf SKILLS
Elf
0 CP
Skill
CP
Disease Vulnerability
0*
Character is permanently affected by Vulnerable Disease
Slight of Build
0*
Cannot use two handed weapons, except Staves
Enhanced Intellect
Gain +1 Intellect
Perceptive(NC)
May notice special colored or labeled stickers and Envelopes,

but may not open them
Sleep Resistance
Ancient Elven(NC)
Command Resistance
2 ANY
Light Sleeper
1/refresh
Knowledge Elven Lore(NC)
Offboard: Information about Elves, Nature, and the Court of

Sun and Stars
Ranged Expertise
Ability to wield all Ranged Weapons *does not include Great

Weapons
Harvest Limited Herbalism(NC)
Deftness
Dark Elf
1 ANY
Description
Read and Write in the ancient elvish script
1 ANY
Prerequisite
Resist Sleep
Read/Write
Resist Command
Evade any attack made while you are physically asleep or
affected by the Sleep effect
30 sec RP: Harvest Herbal Components from NPC or Location

until next Refresh
Every time you use a skill that Disengages, you may use the
same skill again during the Battle without cost
3 CP
Elf
Skill
CP
Embrace of Dusk
0*
May not Refresh during the Day (6am to 6pm)
Brewing Aptitude
-1 CP cost to Potion Making (Craft, Rush Work, Extra Work)

Enhanced Spirit
Gain +1 Spirit
Night Vision(NC)*
May use a plot approved muted Flashlight/LED *player

provides phys-rep *self only
Moon Touched*
Cost
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Marked by the Court of Stars *must have a silver crescent moon

1**
Magic Nullification
-1 taken to called Damage by Magic
Silhouette
Luminosity
Magic Immunity
1/refresh
Choose Target, Frenzy Resist Magic towards target for the

Battle
Magic
Nullification
Magic Resistance
1/battle
Resist Magic
Magic
Nullification
(R) Eclipse
No Effect to Death and will always fall stable *dark night

(10pm to 2am) and able to see the moon only
Moon Touched
2 ANY
No Effect to negative 'by Shadow' Damage and Effects until next

Refresh
Gain +1 Vitality and +1 Power at night (6pm to 6am)
112
Sun Elf
3 CP
Elf
Skill
CP
Embrace of Dawn
0*
May not Refresh during the Night (6pm to 6am)
Exceptional Intellect
Gain +1 Intellect
Glowing(NC)*
Writing Aptitude
-1 CP cost to Scroll Making (Craft, Rush Work, Extra Work)

Sun Touched*
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Enhanced Intellect
Marked by the Court of Sun *must have gold sun rays face paint
around one eye *award only
1**
Faith Nullification
-1 Called Damage taken by Faith
Transfer Glow(NC)
Remove self only restriction from all Light Sources
Solar Flare
Gain +1 Vitality and +1 Power during day time (6am to 6pm)
Faith Immunity
1/refresh
Choose Target, Frenzy Resist Faith towards target for the Battle
Faith Nullification
Faith Resistance
1/battle
Resist Faith
Faith Nullification
(R) Radiance
No Effect to Death and will always fall stable *bright day

(10am to 2pm) and direct sunlight only
Sun Touched
Wyld Elf
3 CP
Elf
Skill
CP
Frail
0*
+1 CP cost on each Vitality Attribute
Enhanced Agility
Gain +1 Agility
Natural Aptitude
-1 CP cost on (Archer, Scout, Ranger and Druid) Headers
Wyld Touched*
Glowing
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Marked by the Green Man *must have green leaves and vines
1**
Tracking or
Limited Tracking
Expert Tracker(NC)
-1 Attribute to Opening Tracking Envelopes
Limited War Paint(NC)*
Allows access to a limited section of War Paints and able to

apply them to self *takes Attributes and Components
Soothe Beast
Calm to Animal
Ranged Specialization
+1 Called Damage to Missile/Thrown Weapons
Maintenance Close to
Nature(NC)
Offboard: Half cost on Upkeep, Training Well and Living Well if

Staying in a Tent or non-permanent Structure
Archery Mastery
All Blade Poisons on missile weapons are until hit, and No RP

time on any Arrow skill requiring Aiming
Ranged
Specialization
(R) Rebirth
If Death Count expires, may instead rise at 1 Body *must be

Outdoors and deep woods(out of line of sight of buildings
Wyld Touched
1/event
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Fae SKILLS
Fae
0 CP
Skill
CP
Cost
Iron Vulnerability
0*
Character is permanently affected by Vulnerable Iron
Trickery
0*
All spell incants (Magus and Mystic) must Rhyme
Curious
Enhanced Intellect
Phase
3 ANY
Description
Prerequisite
Evade Trap, or Evade Voice Attack to Circle *may not use vs. 'by
Iron'
Gain +1 Intellect
1 ANY
30 sec RP: Purge Bind or Able to Exit any Enclosure or

Confinement as a Spirit, if they are not bound with Iron
Mark of Chaos*
1**
Significant achievement of Chaos *must wear chaos' mark on

both forearms *award only
Can't buy Mark

of Order
Mark of Order*
1**
Significant achievement of Order *must wear order's mark on

both forearms *award only
Can't buy Mark

of Chaos
Triumphant Return(NC)
1**
Recalling the Dream(NC)
Seduction
Knowledge Fae Lore(NC)
Harvest Limited Spiritual

Focusing(NC)
The Dreaming
Satyr / Nymph
1/event
Able to contact and Travel to the Fae Realm (location/time)

*award only
Able to recall past life and history on the Fae Realm
2 SPI
Triumphant
Return
Natural Command [Gender] by Mind *opposite gender only

Offboard: Information about the Fae, The Green Man, Order
and Chaos
1 ANY
30 sec RP: Harvest Mystical Components from NPC or Location

until next Refresh
May choose to be Banished for a Year and a Day instead of
having to be Judged by Death
3 CP
Mark of Order
or Mark of
Chaos
Fae
Skill
CP
Cost
Live to the Fullest
0*
Cannot play as a Gifted character
Enhanced Spirit
Gain +1 Spirit
Performance Aptitude
-2 CP cost on Brawler, Acrobat and Entertainer Headers
Strong Willed
Alcohol Immunity(NC)
Life of the Party(NC)
Rumors Gossip(NC)
Extremely Likable
1/refresh
Indominate
1 SPI
Courage of Spirits
1/battle
(R) Persuasive
1 SPI
2 INT
Description
Prerequisite
No Effect to Command until next Refresh

No Effect to the negative effects of Intoxicants
1/event
Imbue Card: Bless a Building that holds a Party or Feast, that as

long as the Party continues, cannot be attacked
Able to buy 1 Rumor skill in any Header
Inflict Card: NPC will react favorably to you, and consider you a
friend
Life of the
Party
Resist Dominate
10 sec RP: and Drink an Intoxicant Resist any Attack that
would Incapacitate you once during the Battle
Command by Supremacy
114
Seduction

Sprite / Pixie
3 CP
Fae
Skill
CP
Small Stature
0*
Capture Magic
Enhanced Agility
Pixie Dust
2 INT
Quickling
1/refresh
Bright Eyed
2 ANY
No Effect to Sleep until next Refresh
Evasion
2 AGI
-3 damage taken from Called Melee Weapon Strikes from 2Handed Weapons for the Battle
Nimble
1 ANY
Evade any Called Damage attack of 3 or less
Enhanced Winged Flight
1/battle
Release Magic
Immediately after using Capture, may throw the effect Resisted

without Attribute cost
Capture Magic
(R) Conviction
Allows Capture and Release Magic to work with 'by Faith'

packets, as well
Devotion,
Release Magic
Treant / Dryad
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
May only use Small or Short Weapons and Buckler, May only
use Light Armor
2 SPI
Resist any packet attack 'by Magic' provided that the player
physically catches the packet
Gain +1 Agility
Natural Sleep by Magic *packet delivered
Reduce an RP time to Instant *certain skills do not work with
this
Quickling
5 sec RP: Fly for the Battle 5 sec RP: Land from flying without
cost
3 CP
Fae
Skill
CP
Cost
Photosynthesis
0*
May not use Stamina, Stealth, Inspiration, Zeal, Arcane or

Power during the night (6pm to 6am)
Enhanced Vitality
Gain +1 Vitality
Natural Devotion
Free Cost on Devotion, providing character follows The Green

Man
Unentangle
Living Roots
10 sec RP: Root to Self 2 min RP: Purge Root
Plant Empathy(NC)
Calm or Speak to Plant
Maintenance Close to
Nature(NC)
Offboard: Half cost on Upkeep, Training Well and Living Well if

Staying in a Tent or non-permanent Structure
Nourishment of the Earth
5 min RP: Heal All to Self *must be Rooted, outdoors only, day
time only
Tree Walk
2 ANY
Instant Spirit Form *must be touching a Tree and may only

travel from Tree to Tree
Bark Skin*
1/battle
1 min RP: Gain +2 Bonus Armor *must have bark on costume
Leaves*
1/battle
Heal 3 to Self *must have leaves on costume *must be used after Can't buy Bark
Skin or Thorns
a Root effect is removed from character
Thorns*
1/battle
1 Damage Aura vs. Melee Attack, or +1 to any damage Aura

*must have thorns on costume
(R) Fertile Soil
1 STR
Description
Prerequisite
Cure Root *packet delivered
2 min RP: Cure <Effect> to Self *must be Rooted, deep woods

only (out of line of sight of buildings)
115
Living Roots
Can't buy Leaves

or Thorns
Can't buy Leaves

or Bark Skin

Giant Kin SKILLS
Giant Kin
0 CP
Skill
CP
Ignorant
0*
+2 CP to Read/Write and Any Spheres of Magic, Knowledge and

Rumor Skills
Mind Vulnerability
0*
Character is permanently affected by Vulnerable Mind
Enhanced Strength
Gain +1 Strength
Alcohol Tolerance(NC)
Takes Double the Amount of Intoxicants for Negative Effects
Long Strides(NC)
Maintenance Huge Appetite
Gain +1 Stamina from Living Well, but Living Well's cost is

doubled
Tough Skin
5 min RP: Gain +1 Bonus Armor (max 1), Natural Armor may be
used
Break Root
10 sec RP: Purge Root and 2 damage to Self
Feat of Strength(NC)
Able to open any envelopes that require Strength, regardless of

Character's Strength
Strong
Improvise Weapon
Regeneration
Ogre
Cost
1 STR
1 STR
Description
Prerequisite
Able to bypass jumping or ground based physical challenges for

the Battle (Evade)
Feat of
Strength
Feat of
Strength
Resist Weakness or Enfeeble

1 min RP: Repair Weapon *no called Strikes, and will break at
the end of Battle, self only
2 ANY
5 min RP: Heal 2 by Will, without additional cost until next

Refresh
3 CP
Giant Kin
Skill
CP
Cost
Dream State
0*
May not use defenses against, Purge or Reduce Sleep, No Effect

to Cure Sleep, damage does not remove Sleep
2-Handed Expertise
Able to use all 2-Handed Weapons *does not include Great

Weapons
Break Bind
10 sec RP: Purge Bind and 5 Damage to Self
Break Root
Exceptional Strength
Gain +1 Strength
Enhanced
Strength
Improvisation Expert
RP time on Improvised Weapon reduced to 5 sec and may use

called strikes, but at a -2 penalty
Improvise
Weapon
Crushing Blows
Plant Foot: Able to use Massive on any Called Melee Attack for
the Battle
Brutal
Brutal
+1 Called Damage with All Melee Weapons
Enrage
Character is no longer affected by Weakness and Slow at

1Vitality Point
Crushing Blows
Exceptionally Strong
2 ANY
No Effect to Weakness or Enfeeble until next Refresh
Strong
Bludgeon
1/battle
Add 'Massive' Prefix to any called Weapon Damage attack with

a Melee Weapon
(R) Adrenaline Rush
1 ANY
1/refresh
Description
While Berserked, Reduce Fatigue, Maim, Mangle, Paralyze

and Stun Effects, take them after Berserk Ends
116
Prerequisite
Enrage

Orc
3 CP
Giant Kin
Skill
CP
Out of Control
0*
May not use defenses against, Purge or Reduce Berserk, No

Effect to Cure Berserk
Enhanced Agility
Gain +1 Agility
Pain Threshold
Half Duration on Agony(after 5 seconds: Purge Agony)
Weapon Aptitude
All Weapon Proficiencies upgraded to Expertise
Intimidating Shout
1/event
5 sec RP(shout): Voice Attack Repel by Fear except to Town
Battle Trance
1/refresh
Plant Foot: Unlimited 2 Damages with a Melee Weapon for the

Battle
Offhand
Specialization
Ruthless
2 AGI
Resist Knockback
Relentless or
Offhand Specialization
1 ANY
Add 'Double' Prefix to any Deflect or Parry while dual wielding

*attribute cost for Defense paid normally
Relentless Assault
2 ANY
No Effect to Disengage until next Refresh
Strong
Roar of Frustration
1/battle
3 sec RP(shout): Regain up to 1 attribute from a Weapon Attack

that was successfully defended against
Intimidating
Shout
(R) Blade Fury
2 ANY
Free 2 Damage with Offhand immediately after Called

Weapon Strike until next Refresh *dual wield only
Battle Trance
Troll
Cost
Description
3 CP
Prerequisite
Relentless Assault
Giant Kin
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Demonic Ties
0*
May not use defenses against, Purge or Reduce Command, No

Effect to Cure Command
Enhanced Vitality
Gain +1 Vitality
Health Aptitude
-1 CP cost to Vitality Attribute purchases
Reduce Fatigue
1 ANY
Reduce Fatigue to Weakness and Slow
Fitted Armor
2 ANY
Remove Body from all Damage attacks (Still take normal

Damage) until next Refresh
Enhanced Stoneskin
Fortify
Armor Specialization
Gain +1 to any armor you are wearing
Reduce Massive
-2 Damage on Massive attacks if Attack is physically blocked
Frenzied Regeneration
(R) Enhanced Regeneration
Prerequisite
Armor
Specialization
-1 to taken Called Weapon Damage

1/refresh
1/battle
Plant Foot, No Effect to Uncalled Weapon Damage for the Battle
Enhanced
Stoneskin
Fortify
Heal 3 by Will or Cure Maim by Will *self only

5 min RP: Heal All by Will
117
Regeneration

Human SKILLS
Human
Skill
0 CP
CP
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Humans have no Skills or Disadvantages in their Subtype Header
Barbarian
Human
Skill
CP
Unschooled
0*
+2 CP Cost to Read/Write and all Schools of Magic
Enhanced Strength
Gain +1 Strength
Barbaric Aptitude
-1 CP cost to the Berserker, Hunter, Shaman Headers
Honor Combat(NC)
Tribal*
Gain +1 Power *must wear furs and may not wear metal armor
Knowledge - Barbaric Lore(NC)
Information about Barbarians, Tribes and their Verbal History
Bold
1 SPI
Furious Shout
1/refresh
Battle Shout
1/battle
(R) Battle Challenge
2 INT
Displaced
Cost
1/event
Description
Resist Fear or Mind

3 sec RP(shout): Gain +2 Vitality and +4 Strength for a Battle
*must be outnumbered
3 sec RP(shout): Heal 2 by Will *self only
3 CP
Human
Apathy
0*
May not Purchase Religion, No Effect to Will or Inspiration
Enhanced Immune System
No Effect to Infected, Possession and Undead Inflictions.

Cannot be turned into Undead, Demon or Fed upon
Enhanced Intellect
Gain +1 Intellect
Pain Immunity
No Effect to Agony
Placate
Calm by Mind *only useable while alone
Solitary
1/event
1 hr RP: May Refresh without an Endurance *must be alone the

whole time.
Introverted
1 ANY
Inflict Card: Target is not seen as a threat, or in the way *only

useable while alone
Learning Aptitude
-1 CP cost to Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Skill Headers.
Versatile
May use Stamina, Stealth, Inspiration, Arcane and Zeal

Interchangeably as Power Points
Cold Tactics
1/battle
4 Damage to Back *must be used immediately after friend or

ally falls to damage or effects
(R) Improvisation
1/event
Use any Skill from any Skill Header *restrictions apply, no spells
Enhanced Attribute
Cost
Description
0 CP
CP
0
Furious Shout
30 sec RP(challenge): Gesture Attack Command by

Supremacy "Kill Me"
CP
Skill
Prerequisite
1 min RP: Fully Refresh before a Duel *return to previous stats

afterwards
Skill
Pure-Blooded
3 CP
Prerequisite
Solitary
Placate
Human
Cost
Description
Gain +1 to a single Attribute of your choice *not Endurance
118
Prerequisite

Reptilian Skills
Reptilian
0 CP
Skill
CP
Cold Blooded
0*
-1 Endurance and lose benefit from Enhanced/Exceptional

Attribute racials from Nov 1 to April 31
Water Vulnerability
0*
Character is permanently affected by Vulnerable Water
Amphibious
Able to breathe underwater, and ignore environmental

restrictions in swamps and water
Enhanced Agility
Gain +1 Agility
Enhanced Scent(NC)
All Diagnose skills are packet delivered instead of touch cast

and Character is able to notice Toxins in food and drinks
Self Sufficient(NC)
Upkeep costs are never above normal and Character cannot

starve to Death *may still be reduced to 1 Vitality
Can't buy
Amphibious
Enhanced Glands
Voice Attack Expose Taint
Enhanced
Scent
Heavy Natural Armor
Hvy Armor Prof,

Med Nat. Armor
Med Armor Prof,

Light Nat. Armor
Short Claws
Knowledge Draconic Lore(NC)
Offboard: Information about Dragons, Reptiles and various

Clans and Wars of such
Light Natural Armor
Regenerate Limb
1 min RP: Purge Maim *self only
Shed Skin(NC)
1/event
1 hr RP: Empowered Cure All and Heal All by Will
Surprise Attack
1/event
Add Major to any *first attack only, must be hidden
Drake Borne
Cost
1 ANY
Description
3 CP
Can't buy
Self Sufficient
Light Armor
Proficiency
Reptilian
Skill
CP
Arrogant
0*
Cannot flee from combat
Rumors Ancestral
Memories(NC)
Offboard: Information about Past lives, and Dragons
Dragontongue
Enhanced Intellect
Dragonlore(NC)
1/event
Partial or complete IG History and Identification a Magic Item

or Artifact (time/location)
Breath Weapon
2 ANY
2 Damage by Fire Burst *six packets
Magic Specialization
+1 Called Damage with Magic Spells, Breath Weapon and

Devotion Powers
Racial Arcane
Gain +1 Arcane (substituted for any Attribute when using a

Magus/Sub-Magus Skill)
Shift Alignments
2 STR
Draconic Potency
1/battle
Add the Double Prefix to any by Magic spell
5**
1/year
Become a Full Drake, gaining special powers for an Event

*extra costuming required *must sleep for a year afterwards
(R) Brood of Argandris*
Prerequisite
Cost
2 ANY
Description
Prerequisite
No Effect to Silence until next Refresh

Gain +1 Intellect
Change any of the 'by Element' to another elemental type, until

next Refresh
119
Magic
Specialization
Permission of
Argandris

Lizardman
Reptilian
Skill
CP
Unquestionable Leadership
0*
Unable to Ignore or Disagree with any decision from a Leader

(Alpha of Pack, Group Leader, Town Leader, etc)
Enhanced Strength
Gain +1 Strength
Forked Tongue
Voice Attack Expose Taint, Corruption, or Infected
Rage of the Fallen
Tough Scales
Alpha Leader
2**
Cost
1 ANY
Description
Prerequisite
Enhanced Glands
If two or more of your Pack or Team falls, Berserk and +2 to

called Damage for the Battle
1 min RP: Gain +1 Bonus Armor (max 1), or Natural Armor may
be used
1/refresh
No Effect to uncalled Damage while Berserked for the Battle

*award only
Hardened Claws
Long Claws
Able to wield 2 Long Claws
Racial Stamina
Gain +1 Stamina (substituted for any Attribute when using a

Warrior/Sub-Warrior Skill)
Frozen Climate Adaptation*
Remove Cold Blooded and Water Vulnerability Disadvantages

*plot permission to play a white Lizardman
White Scales
Poison Glands*
*/battle
1 Body by Poison (+1/battle per 2 Str) *packet delivered
Green Scales
Spiked Scales*
1/battle
3 Damage Aura *only useable vs. Melee attacks
Red Scales
(R) Pack Loyalty
Slith
3 CP
Short Claws
Do not have to attack members of your Pack or Team while

Berserked, Commanded or Dominated
3 CP
Reptilian
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Rasping Voice
0*
Charming
2 INT
10 sec RP(meet gaze): Gesture Attack Sleep by Mind
Cant buy Venomous

or Constricting
Constricting
2 STR
Extend Strike Bind (10 count) Death
Can't buy Charming

Venomous
Exceptional Agility
Gain +1 Agility
Poison Aptitude
-1 CP cost to Alchemy (Craft, Rush Work, Extra Work) Skills

*does not include reagent or item skills
Venomous
Sunning
5 min RP: Heal 1 to self *must be in direct sunlight
Concealment
May use any Night only skills during the day
Poison Specialization
+1 Called Damage to 'by Poison' and 'by Acid' Attacks and able
to apply Blade Poisons to Claws
Lash
Racial Stealth
Surprise Strikes
1/battle
-1 Attribute to any 'to Back' attack or any Called Weapon strike

if you change it 'to Back'
Lash
(R) Elusive Strikes
1 ANY
Evade any Packet or Ranged Attack *must be wielding claws
Surprise
Strikes
Cannot speak over a whisper, Cannot use any skills requiring

RP(shout), cannot buy Entertainer and cannot generate Voice
Attacks
2 SPI
1/battle
Add +4 Damage and add 'by Poison' to Claw or Packet attack
Deliver any weapon delivered attack as a Packet Attack *must

be wielding claws
Can't buy Charming

or Constricting
Surprise Attack
Gain +1 Stealth (substituted for any Attribute when using a

Rogue/Sub-Rogue Skill)
120

Undead SKILLS
Undead
0 CP
Skill
CP
Embrace of Dusk
0*
May not Refresh during the Day (6am to 6pm)
Holy Vulnerability
0*
Character is permanently affected by Vulnerable Holy
Unliving
0*
Cannot Live Well or Train Well, Heal by Faith Effects are

always reduced to 1, may never walk on Holy Ground
Cursed
Heartless
No Effect to negative 'by Fear' Damage and Effects
Restless
No Effect to Sleep
Maintenance Dark
Sustenance(NC)
Offboard: No Cost for Upkeep every Event
Expose Living
Lurching Movements(NC)
Stalwart
1 SPI
2(*x)
1/refresh
No Remorse
1 AGI
No Metabolism
Infect
Ghoul
Cost
1 STR
1 ANY
Description
Prerequisite
Resist Curse or Curse Infliction
Voice Attack Expose Living

While in Bleeding out or Death Counts, may get up and walk
slowly, no talking or game skills
10 sec RP: Purge Maim
Inflict Infected (+1/refresh per purchase) *weapon delivered
*x Resist Agony (+1x per Agi)
No Effect to negative Poison, Disease or Plague effects and traits
3 CP
Undead
Skill
CP
Cost
Lumbering
0*
Affected by Permanent Slow
Nocturnal
0*
May not use Stamina, Stealth, Inspiration, Arcane, Zeal and

Power during the day (6am to 6pm)
Enhanced Strength
Gain +1 Strength
Cannibalize
Begin Stabilize... (30 sec) ...Death and Heal 2 to self *helpless

target only, must be alive
Stoic
Reduce Stun to 3 Damage to Self
Paralytic
Unbreakable
Burst of Speed
Monster Claws
Able to wield 2 Short or Long Claws
Tainted Claws
30 sec RP: Inflict Infected to helpless target, Paralytic is

3/refresh. Gain Tainted Trait
Vicious
1/battle
3 Damage by Weapon or add +3 Damage to one weapon swing
(R) Unkillable
1/event
Fight through Bleed out Count ignoring the affects of Damage

but still taking it, After 1 minute fall to Dead
1/refresh
Description
Paralyze to Infected *packet or weapon delivered

30 sec RP: Purge Mangle or Purge All Maim
1 STR
Prerequisite
Stalwart
Able to run for the Battle *night time only
121
Unbreakable

Specter
Undead
Skill
CP
Ghostly
0*
Permanent Empowered Spirit Form during the Day (6am to

6pm) *may talk and run, but may not fight or use skills
Non-Corporeal
0*
Cannot Carry any Items, Wield normal Weapons Armor or use

any skills that require touch casting
Drain Soul
Begin Stabilize... (30 sec) ...Death and Heal 2 to self *helpless

target only, must be alive
Spectral
Reduce Bind or Paralyze to 3 Damage to Self
Spectral Weapon Proficiency
Able to wield a Spectral Melee Weapon of any type character

can use
Haunting
Spectral Armor Proficiency
Able to use Spectral Armor of any type character can use
Spectral Offhand Proficiency
Able to use a Spectral Shield or Offhand of any type character

can use
Levitate(NC)
No Effect to ground based environmental effects and physical

challenges
Materialize(NC)
1 ANY
Insubstantial
5/battle
(R) Insubstantiate
3 ANY
Vampire
3 CP
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
3/refresh Repel to Infected *packet or weapon delivered
Pick up a single item or body or Touch cast for the Battle *night
time only
Resist Uncalled Damage
10 sec RP: No Effect to Physical Called damage for the Battle
3 CP
Insubstantial
Undead
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Sunlight Aversion
0*
All Skills/Spells Attribute cost is doubled during the day (6am

to 6pm)
Vampirism
0*
-1 Endurance, Cannot Purchase Endurance, or raise endurance

in any way
Feeding Preference Human
Able to Feed on anyone with the Human trait, 10 sec RP:

Diagnose Human *packet delivered
Diagnose Sense Living(NC)
10 sec RP: Diagnose Exhausted, Stable, Bleeding, and Infected

or Living *packet delivered
Taste of Blood
This skill provides one free Feed, and the ability to Feed on
Infected Targets
Beguile
1/event
10 sec RP(meet gaze): Gesture Attack Command by Fear
Feed
2(*x)
1/event
5 min RP: Drain 1 Endurance from Target to Refresh *target

must be helpless or willing and not Exhausted, touch cast only
Feeding Preference [Race]
2(*x)
Prerequisite
Able to Feed on anyone with the [Race] trait, 10 sec RP:

Diagnose [Race] *packet delivered
Dread Gaze
3/refresh Gesture Attack Root to Infected
Recognize Prey
Gaseous Form
1/battle
Instant Spirit Form *May run or talk but no game skills, night
time only
(R) Convert(NC)
1/year
1 hr RP: Imbue Card: Able to change target's Race to Vampire

*willing target only, must have Feeding preference
10 sec RP: Voice Attack Expose Living, or any Feed Preference

Expose Living
Character has *night time only
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Artisan SKILLS
Artisan
Skill
5 CP
CP
Cost
Description
Artisan's Vitality
Gain +1 Vitality *does not stack with Warrior's Strength,

Rogue's Agility, Magus' Intellect or Mystic's Spirit
Masseuse - Cure Sleep
30 sec RP(back rub): Cure Sleep *touch cast only
Light Armor Proficiency*
Able to wear Light Armor(2 Points) with appropriate phys-rep
Read/Write(NC)
Able to read and write In Game
Small Weapon Expertise
Able to wield all Small Melee Weapons (24" and under)
Masseuse - Cure Weakness
1 min RP(back rub): Cure Weakness *touch cast only
Diagnose - Damage(NC)
10 sec RP: Diagnose (Stable, Bleeding, Dead) *touch cast only
Estimate Value(NC)
Evaluate IG worth of most Items
Patch(NC)
1 INT
5 min RP: Repair any one consumable item *does not work on
weapons, armor or used items
Rebuke
1 SPI
Disengage
Religion(NC)
Masseuse Cure Sleep
Read/Write
Must declare faith to a specific Deity and may walk on Holy or

Unholy Ground depending on Deity
Instruction - Artisan Skills(NC)
1(*x)
1 Instruction Card per event. Allows teaching of any

Artisan/Sub-Artisan Skill player knows
Profession
1(*x)
Offboard: Receive 2 Silver per Event *must choose a profession
First Aid - Basics(NC)
1 min RP: First Aid (Stabilize and Cure Maim)
Devotion
May Access the Divine Power of specified Deity
Perceptive(NC)

Offhand - Small
Able to use a Small Weapon in offhand
Mercantile - Store(NC)
Receive 5 Silver an event (Also Required to sell OOG item IG)
Weapon Proficiency
Prerequisite
Religion
Profession
Able to wield one Specific Melee Weapon (long sword, short

axe, etc.)
2(*x)
Gain +1 Inspiration (substituted for any Attribute when using

an Artisan/Sub-Artisan Skill)
Inspiration
Medical Treatment(NC)
1 ANY
5 min RP: Heal All by Poison * must be at a Laboratory, touch

cast only
Untangle
1 AGI
30 sec RP: Cure Bind *may not be Shackles or Rope Bindings
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RequieM Chapter 4b Skill Matrix

Craftsman
Skill
3 CP
CP
Artisan
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Mercantile - Thrifty(NC)
Well Kept
Masseuse - Cure Fatigue
1 min RP(back rub): Cure Fatigue *touch cast only
Masseuse Cure Weakness
Instruction - Journeyman(NC)
5 Instruction Cards for target of Apprentice only
Apprentice,
Instruction
Laboratory(NC)*
May set up a Laboratory in Cabin *player provides the phys-rep
Maintenance - Apprentice(NC)
Harvest - Expert(NC)
All Harvesting skills 1 min RP and less are Instant, all others are
1 min RP
Mercantile - Farmer's Market(NC)
Offboard: May purchase Components from a specific list at

Check In or Check Out
Contacts(NC)
Revitalize
Apothecary
Skill
Offboard: Receive one Common Component every Event

2 SPI
1/event
5 sec RP: Purge Slow or Purge Enfeeble by Will
Imbue Card: Target player does not have to pay Upkeep for the
Event *not self
Offboard: Able to sell one type of item at Check In or Check Out

(tinkering, scrolls, alchemy, etc)
2(*x)
4
1 STR
10 sec RP: Purge or Cure Paralyze or Purge or Cure Freeze by

Inspiration *packet delivered
3 CP
Craftsman
CP
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Iron Stomach
1 SPI
Resist any 'by Toxin' effect from eating or drinking anything
Sensitive Palate
1 ANY
Well Fed(NC)
1/refresh
Healing Ointment
1 INT
Poison Expertise
Use Salves, Treatments, Gas Poisons and apply Blade Poisons

to any Melee or Ranged Weapon
Craft - Potion Making(NC)
Offboard: Access to the craft skill: Potion Making and

production equal to the character's Intellect
Read/Write
Craft - Rush Work, Potion

Making(NC)*
Make 1 Potion item during event, can make reagents into

items between same events *must have Laboratory in Cabin
Potion Making,
Laboratory
Craft - Extra Work, Potion

Making(NC)*
2(*3x)
Offboard: Extra Production (x2/x3/x4) for Potion Making

*must have a Laboratory in Cabin
Potion Making,
Laboratory
Anytime you drink a Potion, Elixir or Cauldron you receive an

extra Heal 1 by Poison
Shatter Vial
1 STR
Concoction
1/event
Smoke Bomb
1 AGI
Molotov Cocktail
1/battle
Combat Medic
(R) Tincture

cast only
First Aid
30 min RP(eating): +1 Body until next Refresh

5 sec RP: *x Heal 1 by Poison (+1x per 2 Int) *touch cast only
Drink a Potion or Elixir, instead of taking the effect generate it

as a packet *must be beneficial
Generate any one Potion Making effect character can make
*touch cast only
Potion Making
Frenzy Evade vs. Uncalled Thrown and Ranged Weapons for

the Battle
10 sec RP: 3 Damage by Fire *packet delivered
Able to feed potions to helpless targets while in Form, without
breaking Form
1 SPI
Add 'Double' prefix to any potion you drink or to Shatter Vial
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Shatter Vial

Hunter
Skill
3 CP
Craftsman
CP
Cost
Description
Mark Target
1 AGI
Inflict 'Marked' *packet delivered
Snare(NC)
Camouflage
2 STR
10 sec RP: Spirit Form *must touch man-sized foliage, may

not move, day time only
1(*x)
1 INT
Repel to <Race> (Beast, etc), Diagnose <Race> *packet delivered
Terror of <Race>
Prerequisite
Set and Disarm Traps *outdoors only
Bow And Spear Expertise
Expose Target
1 ANY
Voice Attack Major Expose to Marked
Kith
1 SPI
Resist any 'to <Race>' attack
Tracking(NC)
1 ANY
Able to notice Blue Envelopes and Stickers and able to open

them by spending Attributes
2(*x)
1 AGI
Mangle to [Race] (Beast, Dwarf, etc) *weapon or arrow
Terror of <Race>
Able to use a Long Weapon in offhand
Offhand - Short
Nemesis of <Race>
Offhand - Long
Reveal Vulnerability(NC)
Chameleon
Bane of <Race>
Able wield all Bows and Spears *doesnt include Great Weapons
1/refresh
1 min RP: Inflict Card reveal a Vulnerability *helpless target only
Camouflage is Instant and you may move in it *deep woods only
Camouflage
5 damage to [race] (Beast, Dwarf, etc) *weapon or arrow
Nemesis of <Race>
Expose Target
3(*x)
1 SPI
Stalk Target
1/battle
Able to use Terror, Nemesis or Bane on "to Marked" instead

*attribute cost paid normally
(R) Back Roads(NC)
1/event
Safer Travel to a location for an Adventure (time/location)
Scribe
Skill
3 CP
CP
Cost
Mark Target
Craftsman
Description
Prerequisite
Language Barrier(NC)
Imbue Card: Speak to Target *only written communication,

target must be able to read/write
Read/Write
Notary
+1 Called Damage with Scrolls and able to officially witness and

sign binding documents and agreements.
Read/Write
Instruction - Quick
Writing(NC)
When teaching skills into a book, Uncommon skills take 1 and

rare skills take 5 instruction cards
Instruction,
Read/Write
Spectacles*
Gain +1 Inspiration *must be wearing glasses or a monocle
Forgery Lore(NC)
Able to recognize forged and counterfeit items and documents
Estimate Value
Craft - Rush Work, Scroll

Making(NC)*
Make 1 Scroll item during event, can make reagents into items
between same events *must have a Laboratory in Cabin
Scroll Making,
Laboratory
Scroll Expertise
Able to use any scroll, regardless of school requirements
Read/Write
Craft - Scroll Making(NC)
Offboard: Access to the craft skill: Scroll Making and production

Read/Write
equal to character's Intellect
Craft - Extra Work, Scroll

Making(NC)*
2(*3x)
Offboard: Extra Production (x2/x3/x4) for Scroll Making *must

have a Laboratory in Cabin
Knowledge - Librarian(NC)
Information about subject of choice *must be information in books
Shorthand
Memorization
Alteration
The Pen Is Mightier
(R) Forgery(NC)*
1/event
Generate any Scroll effect character can make *packet delivered
Scroll Making
Character may cast Scrolls with unopened Scroll Case in hand
Scroll Expertise
1/battle May change trait of a scroll to any trait that character can create
1 AGI
Scroll Making,
Laboratory
Memorization
Parry Any Melee Attack *no torso, must have pen or scroll in hand
Able to craft forgeries of most documents (time/location)
*player must actually make phys-rep *requires a Library
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Forgery Lore

Metalworker
Skill
3 CP
CP
Artisan
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Fire Tempered
Take -1 Called Damage from 'by Fire', 'by Silver' and 'by Iron'
Instruction - Patient(NC)
One Free Instruction Card
Burning The Midnight Oil
Gain +1 Inspiration at night (6pm to 6am)
Forge(NC)*
May set up a Forge in Cabin *player provides the phys-rep
Refit Armor
Repair Weapon And Armor(NC)
5 min RP: Repair Weapon or Armor at a Forge *takes a Material

to fully repair
Medium Armor Proficiency
Able to wear Medium Armor(3 Points) with appropriate physrep
Harvest - Mining(NC)
30 sec RP: Harvest Physical Components from NPC or Location
Offhand - Buckler
Able to use a Buckler in offhand.
Iron Will
Artificer
Skill
Light Armor
Proficiency
Resist any non-damage attack
3 CP
Metalworker
CP
Cost
Description
Crafted To Perfection*
1 ANY
Resist Destroy *Weapons or Armor with Personal Symbol only
Thrown Expertise
Able to use all Thrown Weapons
Knowledge - Items(NC)
Information about special or important items and crafting them
Craft - Rune Carving(NC)
Offboard: Access to the craft skill - Rune Carving and

production equal to character's Strength
Read/Write
Craft - Rush Work, Rune

Carving(NC)*
Make 1 Rune item during event, can make reagents into items
between same events *must have a Forge in Cabin
Rune Carving,
Forge
Minor School of Magic - Warding
Access to the Minor School of Magic - Warding
Craft - Extra Work, Rune

Carving(NC)*
1/refresh
Instruction
2(*3x)
Extra Production (x2/x3/x4) for Rune Carving *must have a

Forge in Cabin
Cool Composure
Reduce duration of Berserk effect to 30 seconds (Purge)
Battle Armaments*
Gain +1 with Called Weapon Damage over 2 *weapon must have

Personal Symbol
(R) Battle Regalia*
Gain +1 Armor *armor must have Personal Symbol
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Prerequisite
Rune Carving,
Forge

Smith
Skill
3 CP
CP
Metalworker
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Forge(NC)*
May set up a Forge in Cabin *player provides the phys-rep
Refit Armor
Hammer Expertise
Able to use all Hammers (Short, Long and 2-handed)
Heavy Armor Proficiency*
Able to wear Heavy Armor(4 Points) *with appropriate phys-rep Med Armor Prof
Craft - Blacksmithing(NC)
Offboard: Access to the craft skill - Blacksmith and production

equal to character's Spirit
Read/Write
Field Repair(NC)
1 ANY
5 min RP: Repair a Single Armor or Weapon without a forge

*requires hammer, flat surface and a Material
Repair Weapon
and Armor
Fortified Stance
2 AGI
Resist Pull or Resist Knockback
Craft - Rush Work,

Blacksmithing(NC)*
Craft - Extra Work,

Blacksmithing(NC)*
2(*3x)
Chink In The Armor
Offhand - Shield
Reduce Faith Damage
1 SPI
Reduce Called Damage by Faith *amount by Character's Spirit
Reduce Magic Damage
1 INT
Reduce Called Damage by Magic *amount by Character's Spirit
Quick Refit
1/battle
Able to refit personal armor to full, and do not have to remove

rep *nothing else in hands
Refit Armor,
Field Repair
(R) Master Armorer
Half RP Time on any Repair or Refit Skill, Never have to

remove armor from self to Repair/Refit
Quick Refit,
Blacksmithing
Tinkerer
Skill
Make 1 Blacksmith item during event, can make reagents into

items between same events *must have a Forge in Cabin
Offboard: Extra Production (x2/x3/x4) for Blacksmithing *must Blacksmithing,

have a Forge in Cabin
Forge
2 STR
3 Body by Weapon
Able to use a Shield in offhand
3 CP
CP
Blacksmithing,
Forge
Buckler
Metalworker
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Explosives Expertise*
Disable Device(NC)
Goggles*
Gain +1 Inspiration *must be wearing Goggles
Knowledge - Construct
Lore(NC)
Offboard: Information Concerning Elementals, Clockworks and

Gargoyles
Maintenance-Grease Monkey(NC)
Necessary Repairs
5 min RP: Heal All to Clockwork *must be at a Forge, touch cast only
Craft - Rush Work,

Tinkering(NC)*
Make 1 Tinkering item during event, can make reagents into

items between same events *must have a Forge in Cabin
Security Measures(NC)
Craft - Tinkering(NC)
Offboard: Access to the craft skill - Tinkering and production equal

to character's Agility
Read/Write
2(*3x)
Offboard: Extra Production (x2/x3/x4) for Tinkering *must have a

Forge in Cabin
Tinkering, Forge
10 sec RP: Cure Death to Clockwork *touch cast only
Necessary Repairs
Craft - Extra Work,

Tinkering(NC)*
Overhaul
Firearms Expertise*
Quick Fix
Craft - Master Engineer(NC)
(R) Craft Retrofit(NC)
Able to use of Bombs, and set Traps indoors *player must supply reps
1 ANY
1/event
1/event
2 SPI
Attempt to Pick a Lock or Disarm a Trap *5 minute attempt
Offboard: Clockwork doesn't have to pay Upkeep for the Event
Tinkering,
Forge
Ward of Protection on Cabin or Permanent Structure
Allows use of Simple Firearms *player must supply rep

1/battle
10 sec RP: Repair 3 armor or Heal 3 to Clockwork *touch cast only
Offboard: Access to a limited section of a craft skill (Blacksmith,

Alchemy, Rune Carving, Potion Making, Scroll Making)
1/event
Substitute one Reagent in a Craft Skill *same type and level only
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Craft Skill

Tradesman
Skill
3 CP
CP
Artisan
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Maintenance - Largesse(NC)
Torment
Business Hours
Gain +1 Inspiration during day time (6am to 6pm)
Masseuse - Cure Root
1 min RP(back rub): Cure Root *touch cast only
Masseuse - Cure Slow
1 min RP(back rub): Cure Slow *touch cast only
Well Known(NC)
Offboard: Reputation gained through rumors and stories in

between events
Mercantile - Bazaar(NC)
Offboard: May purchase Reagents from a specific list at Check

In or Check Out
Offhand - Short
Able to use a Short Weapon in offhand
Offhand - Small
Enhanced Inspiration
Gain +1 Inspiration
Inspiration
Barter
Entertainer
Skill
Offboard: Half Cost to Living Well every Event

1 INT
1/event
Agony by Weapon *weapon or packet delivered
Change Attributes of any one Skill to of ANY (Instead of STR,

AGI, SPI or INT) for the Event *cannot be used on spells
3 CP
Tradesman
CP
Cost
Description
Cantrip - End The Bloodshed
1 INT
30 sec RP(performance): Voice Attack to Town - Stabilize by

Inspiration
Likeable
1/event
Inflict Card: NPC will react favorably to you and consider you
friendly
Maintenance - Minstrel(NC)
Cantrip - Performance of A
Lifetime(NC)
Death Scene(NC)
Able to Perform in a soft voice during Bleeding or Death Count
Masseuse - Master
Half Duration to all Masseuse Skills
Minor Path of Magic Performance
Access to the Minor Path of Magic - Performance
Slander(NC)
Offboard: Defame one person between events through rumors,

articles, setup etc
Taunt
(R) Cantrip - Martyr's Call
Prerequisite
Offboard: Half cost off Upkeep every Event

1/event
1/battle
5 min RP(performance): Once Dead may perform for Death to

attempt to gain favorable judgment
30 sec RP(taunt): Gesture Attack - Command by Mind "Kill Me"

1 min RP(performance): Slay to Self and Cure Death to
Spirit(Must be done before Judged)
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Masseuse

Jack of All Trades 3 CP
Skill
Tradesman
CP
Cost
A Little Luck
1/event
Quick Learner(NC)
May learn Uncommon or Rare Skills with 1 or 5 Instruction Cards
Mercantile - Resourceful(NC)
Upgrade Thrifty to receive an Uncommon component every event
Well Rested(NC)
Instruction - All(NC)
1/refresh
1(*x)
Description
Prerequisite
Stabilize to Self
Thrifty
5 hr RP(sleep): Heal All by Will *self only

2 Instruction Cards per Event. Allows teaching of all Non-Epic Skills
Rogue Training
2 AGI
Use one of the following Rogue skills once (Disable Device,

Poison Expertise, Mantle of Night, Waylay)
Warrior Training
2 STR
Use one of the following Warrior skills once (Critical Strike,

Deflect Melee, Combat Reflexes, Force Back)
Exceptional Inspiration
Gain +1 Inspiration
Craft - Rush Work, All(NC)*
Gain the Rush Work Skill with all non-limited Craft Skills *must
Craft Skill
have a Forge/Laboratory in Cabin
Craft - Extra Work, All(NC)*
3(*3x)
Enhanced Inspiration
Offboard: Gain the Extra Production (x2/x3/x4) with all nonlimited Craft Skills *must have a Forge/Laboratory in Cabin
Craft Skill
Harvest - Scavenger(NC)
1 ANY
5 min RP: Harvest All components from NPC or Location
Improvisational Weapon Use
1 ANY
Able to use all Melee Weapons at -2 to Called Damage until next Refresh
Magus Training
2 INT
Use one of the following Cantrips once (Absorb Damage,

Glowworm, Arcane Bolt, Shield Magic)
Mystic Training
2 SPI
Use one of the following Prayers once (Healing, Shield Faith,

Tongue of Beasts, Purity)
Religion
(R) A Little of Everything
1/battle
Use One of the 4 Training Skills without Attribute cost
All 4 Trainings
Merchant
Skill
3 CP
CP
Tradesman
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Maintenance - Business
Venture(NC)
Mercantile - Wealth of
Information(NC)
Masseuse - Improved Cure Sleep
Cure Sleep
Reputable(NC)
Offboard: Reputation Increased as a reputable and honest

merchant in between Events
Well Known
Rumors - Commerce(NC)
Offboard: Receive a list of rumors every event dealing with

Business and Commerce
Masseuse - Cure Stun
1 min RP (back rub): Cure Stun *touch cast only
Knowledge - Locations(NC)
Offboard: Information about a specific Location or Area
Mercantile - Market(NC)
Offboard: May purchase Components, Reagents and Items from

a specific list at Check In or Check Out
Bazaar
Mercantile - Merchant Caravan(NC)
Offboard: Able to sell most items at Check In or Check Out
Market
Inconceivable
1 STR
Deal Gone Awry
1/battle
Repel by Weapon
Bankrupt(NC)
1/refresh
Inflict Card: Search reveals all hidden treasure on Target
Maintenance - Finest Quality(NC)
Friend In Need
1/event
Hire a henchman to help you for a few hours (time/location)
(R) Mercantile Favor(NC)
1/event
Inflict Card: 50% off single item from a Mercantile list or NPC
Offboard: No Cost for Upkeep every Event while in Runevale

1/event
Offboard: Able to purchase Instruction for a Common Skill at

Check Out for yourself or another
Improved Cure Sleep
Resist Mind or Command
Offboard: Half Cost to Living and Training Well every Event
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Largesse

Magus SKILLS
Magus
Skill
5 CP
CP
Cost
Description
Cantrip - Detect Magic
1 ANY
Able to cast Expose Magic until next Refresh *packet delivered
Cantrip - Glowworm(NC)*
Magus' Intellect
Gain +1 Intellect *does not Stack with Warrior's Strength,

Rogue's Agility, Artisan's Vitality or Mystic's Spirit
Read/Write(NC)
Archaic Script(NC)
Read and Write in the Archaic Script of the Magi
Read/Write
Atheist
2 ANY
Resist Faith *may not buy Religion or Mystic Header
Cannot buy
Religion or Mystic
Cantrip - Evil Eye
1 INT
Disengage
Light Armor Proficiency
Cantrip - Phantasmal Spike
10 sec RP: Thrown Weapon (2" - 4" size) for one Battle *must be
white in Color
Quick Study(NC)
May learn Uncommon skills with 1 Instruction Card, Rare Skills

with 5 Instruction Cards *Magus only
Religion(NC)

Cantrip - Suspended
Animation(NC)
Touch Cast: Begin Stabilize (May pause Bleed out as long as

Touching target)
Instruction - Magus Skills(NC)
1(*x)
1 Instruction Card per Event. Allows teaching of any

Magus/Sub-Magus Skill player knows
Casting - Incantation, Magic
Incants for Schools of Magic are considered 1 less CP then they

actually are (min 0)
Knowledge - Magic(NC)
Information about Spells, Magic and the History of Magic
Staff Proficiency
Able to wield a Staff
Casting - Staff/small Weapon,

Magic
Able to cast Magus Spells with a Staff or Small Weapon in hand
Instruction - Study of Spells(NC)
5 Instruction Cards per Event, that may only be used on spells

(Magus or Mystic)
Arcane
Gain +1 Arcane (substituted for any Attribute when using a

Magus/Sub-Magus Skill)
Cantrip Mastery
Cantrips no longer have an RP time or an Incant
Devotion
Prerequisite
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Religion

Battle Caster
Skill
3 CP
Magus
CP
Cost
Description
Cantrip - Absorb Damage
2 SPI
10 sec RP: Reduce next Called Damage Taken From Weapon or

Spell to 3 during the Battle *self only
Might Over Magic
1/refresh
+2 damage to Called Weapon Damage over 2 but may not cast

Spells for the Battle
Grounding
2 STR
Refit Armor
Cantrip - Sigil of Protection
Medium Armor Proficiency*
Able to wear Medium Armor (3 Points) with appropriate physrep
Casting - Weapon, Magus
Able to cast Magus spells with a single weapon equipped
Weapon Proficiency
Defensive Magic
Myrmidon
Skill
Battle Magic
Resist any Aura attack

1 AGI
10 sec RP: Your Armor points are doubled (max 6) for the Battle
Light Armor
Proficiency

axe, etc.)
2(*x)
Battle Magic
Prerequisite
You may cast touch cast spells on yourself only with weapons in
both hands
1/refresh
Add the Major call to any defense against an attack by Magic

*attributes for defense paid normally
3 CP
Sigil of
Protection
Battle Caster
CP
Cost
Description
Deflect Melee or Magic
1 INT
Deflect any Melee or 'by Magic' Attack *Must be wielding a

weapon, does not work on strikes to the torso
Casting - Buckler, Magus
Forceful Strike
Prerequisite
Able to cast All Magus spells with a buckler in your hand
Buckler, Casting
- Weapon
5 Damage by Magic *weapon delivered
Synergy
Able to wear Heavy Armor (4 Points) *with appropriate physrep
Med Armor Prof
Minor School of Magic - Kinetic
Access to the Minor School of Magic - Kinetic
Parry Magic
Offhand - Buckler
Able to use a Buckler in offhand
Synergy
Allows Arcane And Stamina Points to be interchangeable
Absorb
2/battle
Resist Uncalled Damage
(R) Channel Spell
1/battle
After Incant, May Swing weapon to deliver spell with 'Massive'

Battle Magic
Prefix *Magus Spells only
Psion
Skill
2 SPI
2 AGI
Parry any 'by Magic' *Must be wielding a weapon, does not work
on strikes to the torso
3 CP
Absorb Damage
Battle Caster
CP
Cost
Description
Mind Link(NC)
2 INT
5 min RP: Inflict Card: Enter helpless or willing person's mind

to read general thoughts *requires a Power Circle
Focusing Crystal*
1/refresh
Refund Cost of a Thought Spell that successfully landed *must

wear crown or crystal on forehead
Major School of Magic - Thought
Limited Premonition(NC)
3 ANY
Able to notice Orange Envelopes and Stickers and able to open

them by spending attributes
Telepathic Connection
1/battle
Gain +1 Arcane while on the Dreamscape
Access to the Major School of Magic - Thought
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Prerequisite

Ranger
Skill
CP
Battle Caster
Cost
Description
Casting - Weapon, Ferocity
Able to cast spells with any melee or ranged weapon in hand

*Ferocity Spells only
Natural Perception(NC)
May notice special colored stickers and Envelopes, but may not
open them *outdoors only
Offhand - Small
Minor Discipline of Faith Ferocity
Access to the Minor Discipline of Faith - Ferocity

Prayer - Tongue of
Beasts(NC)
Speak to Animal by Faith
Ranged Proficiency
2(*x)
Offhand - Short
Maintenance - Leader of the
Pack(NC)
(R) Harvest - Nature's
Bounty(NC)
3 CP
3
2(*3x)
Prerequisite
Able to wield one Specific Ranged Weapon (long bow, light

crossbow, etc.) *no great weapons
Offboard: No Upkeep cost for Ranger: Another 1/2/3 players
also included
30 sec RP: Harvest All to Plant or Animal
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Offhand - Small

Sorcerer
Skill
3 CP
Magus
CP
Cost
Description
Cantrip - Arcane Bolt
1 ANY
2 Damage by Magic
Cantrip - Control Magic
10 sec RP: Purge or Cure <Effect> by Magic *only from spells

you personally cast
1 Handed Block - Staff
Able to use a Staff 1 handed to block weapon strikes
Cantrip - Calm Elemental
Calm Elemental by Magic
Cantrip - Improved Incantation,

Magic
Incants for Schools of Magic are considered 2 less CP then they

actually are (min 0)
Cantrip - Shimmering Barrier
1 STR
Shield Weapon Damage *lasts until used or next Refresh, self

only
Staff of Wonder
1 ANY
Resist Disarm or Resist Destroy *staff only, self only
Alacrity
1/event
Use a Magic Spell without incant, or attribute cost, or casting

restrictions
Surge Magic
1/refresh
Spell Mastery
1/event
Elementalist
Skill
Add 'Major' Prefix to one Spell (Magus or Mystic)
Incantation,
Magic
1 Handed Block
- Staff
Alacrity
Change Attributes of any one Spell to of ANY (Instead of STR,

AGI, SPI or INT) for the Event
3 CP
CP
Prerequisite
Sorcerer
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Cantrip - Speak With

Elemental(NC)
Speak to Elemental by Magic
Attunement Mastery
-1 Attribute Cost to fuel Resist [path] and Resist [second path]
Cantrip - Elemental Shield
1 ANY
Elemental Attunement
2*
Primary Path
Access to one of the Elemental Paths of Magic - (Water, Air, Fire

or Earth)
Secondary Path
Access to a second Elemental Path of Magic (Cannot be

Opposing to Primary)
Primary Path
Path Mastery
Gain +1 Arcane for Path of <Element>
Attune. Mastery,
Primary Path
Illusionist
Skill
1/battle
Elemental
Attunement
Shield Elements *lasts until used or next Refresh, self only

Resist Fire(SPI) Water(AGI) Earth(STR) or Air(INT)
3 CP
Sorcerer
CP
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Cantrip - Detect Mind
1 INT
Expose Mind by Magic
Detect Magic
Cantrip - Art of Vaguery(NC)
1/refresh
Pierce The Veil
1 INT
Major School of Magic Phantasm
Parlor Tricks
Add One Racial Trait (Human, Dwarf, etc) until next Refresh
Resist Fear or Mind
Access to the Major School of Magic - Phantasm
1 ANY
Change any Spell "trait" to another Spell "trait" you know

*Magus Spells only
133
Art of Vaguery

Invoker
Skill
Sorcerer
CP
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
1 INT
10 sec RP: Cure <Effect> by Magic *must be able to generate

Effect with a spell, touch cast only
Control Magic
1(*3x)
1/event
1 min RP: Able to Gain +1 Arcane, but Lose -1 Vitality for the
Event
Cantrip - Magic Shield
1 ANY
Shield Magic *lasts until used or next Refresh, self only
Major School of Magic Arcanuum
Mana Shield
Cantrip - Remove Magic

Overcasting
3 CP
Access to the Major School of Magic - Arcanuum

1*
Spend 1 point of Arcane to Reduce any Called Weapon Damage

by 5
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Magic Shield

Wizard
Skill
3 CP
Magus
CP
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Magical Lore(NC)
1 ANY
5 min RP: Identify specific magical properties of an item

*requires a Library
Knowledge Magic
Cantrip - Redirect Arcane
Gather Aura(NC)
Library(NC)*
May set up a Library in Cabin *player provides the phys-rep
Robes of Wizardry*
Gain +1 Arcane *must be wearing Wizard Robes
Harvest - Essence Gathering(NC)
30 sec RP: Harvest Magical Components from NPC or Location
Item Lore(NC)
Identify all Alchemy and Potion Making Items and Evaluate IG

Worth of most items.
Cantrip - Magic Shield
Enhanced Arcane
Cantrip - Reconstruct Magic
Enchanter
Skill
Refund Cost for a missed Spell *once per spell when using a
wand
1 ANY
1 ANY
1 min RP: Able to go Spirit and gather spell packets, must return
to point of origin to come out
Enchanting(NC)
Cantrip - Ward of
Protection(NC)
1(*x)
Arcane
Refund Cost of a Spell that was successfully defended against

*must be using a wand
3 CP
CP
Read/Write
Shield Magic *lasts until used or next Refresh, self only

Gain +1 Arcane
1/refresh
Read/Write
Wizard
Cost
1/event
Description
Prerequisite
Access to the Enchanting Skills and production points equal to

character's Endurance
Magical Lore
Ward of Protection on Cabin, Tent or Structure of your choice

(+1/event per purchase)
Craft - Limited Rune

Carving(NC)
Offboard: Access to a limited section of the craft skill - Rune

Carving and production points equal to character's Strength
Major Sphere of Magic Enchantment
Access to the Major Sphere of Magic - Enchantment
Disenchant(NC)
1/event
Offboard: Destroy an recently expired magic item to receive

components from it
135
Read/Write
Enchantment,
Enchanting

Ritualist
Skill
3 CP
CP
Wizard
Cost
Prerequisite
Casting - Cooperative Magic
Able to lead cooperative rituals, and perform extremely powerful spells
Knowledge - Magic
Ritual Training
This Skill provides 1 free Ritual Scroll and Memorization
Cooperative Magic
Cooperative Magic - Communication
Allows access to the Ritual of Communication
Cooperative Magic
High Magic Ritual - Summoning
Allows access to the Ritual of Summoning
High Magic
Ritual Magic - Open Portal
Allows access to the Ritual of Open Portal
Ritual Magic
Concentration
Half Duration on most RP skills in Magus/Sub-Magus Headers

and Endurance Refreshes *some restrictions apply
Temporal
Displacement
Knowledge - Rituals(NC)
Offboard: Information about Rituals and Powerful Spells
Scroll Expertise
Able to use any scroll, regardless of school requirements
Temporal Displacement
Exceptional Arcane
Cantrip - Power Circle
Ritual Memorization
1(*x)
You must purchase this skill once per Ritual Scroll you wish to Memorize
Mercantile - Arcane
Assembly(NC)
Offboard: This skill allows for buying, selling and trading of Ritual
Scrolls with the Arcane Assembly at Check In or Check Out
Casting - Ritual Magic
Able to use Ritual Magic Scrolls, and perform ritual magic
Coop. Magic,
Knowledge - Rituals
(R) Casting - High Magic
Able to use High Magic Ritual Scrolls and Documents
Ritual Magic
Scholar
Skill
1/refresh
1 EACH
Enhanced Arcane
5 min RP: Cast a Power Circle (Magic or Faith) *lasts until next Refresh
3 CP
CP
Read/Write
Instant (no RP time) on any RP skill in Magus or Sub-Magus Headers
Gain +1 Arcane
Ritual Magic
Wizard
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Gain +* Intellect (+1 per 3 knowledge skills) *max 5
Extensive Research
Knowledgeable
Cantrip - Peace And Quiet
Perceptive(NC)
Cryptology(NC)
1(*x)
Knowledge - Extra
Research(NC)*
1(*x)
Offboard: Able to ask 2 questions with specific knowledge skill

*must have a Library in Cabin
Library,
Knowledge Skill
Instruction - Book
Learning(NC)
May use Instruction Cards to teach someone without

Read/Write a Skill or Spell from an Instruction or Spell Book
Instruction,
Read/Write
Craft - Limited Scroll

Making(NC)
Offboard: Access to a limited section of the craft skill - Scroll

Making and production points equal to character's Intellect
Read/Write
Linguistics(NC)
Able to read and write in Ancient Elven, Thieves Cant, Archaic

Script and Ancient Sil'dorae
Read/Write
Maintenance - Sage(NC)*
Offboard: No Upkeep Cost and Reputation gained for being

knowledgeable *must have a Library in Cabin
Knowledgeable,
Library
1 INT
Silence by Magic
1/event
Knowledge - Lore Master(NC) 2(*x)
Description
5 min RP: Hint on any riddle, code or puzzle (time/location)
Able to purchase any Knowledge Skill from any header
Knowledge - Extensive
Research(NC)
Knowledge - Rush
Research(NC)*
Intellectual Aptitude
Well Read(NC)
Once you learn or teach a skill or spell from a Book or Scroll,

that item is not destroyed *versatile formula then locked
Book Learning,
Linguistics
(R) Knowledge Area(NC)
Offboard: Information about plot approved subject of choice
Knowledgeable
1/event
1/battle
Offboard: Able to get A LOT more information from one Knowledge Skill
Knowledge Skill
Able to use one of your knowledge skills during the Event

(time/location) *must have a Library in Cabin
Library,
Knowledge Skill
Resist Mind
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Mystic SKILLS
Mystic
Skill
5 CP
CP
Cost
Description
Diagnose - Damage(NC)
10 sec RP: Diagnose (Stable, Bleeding, Dead) *touch cast only
Mystic's Spirit
Gain +1 Spirit *does not Stack with Warrior's Strength, Rogue's

Agility, Artisan's Vitality or Magus' Intellect
Read/Write(NC)
Religion(NC)

Ancient Sil'dorae(NC)
Read and Write in the ancient holy Sil'dorae language
Devotion
Diagnose - Effects(NC)
10 sec RP: Diagnose (Any Effect: Berserk, Stun, etc) *touch cast only
Prayer - Holy Radiance(NC)*
Prayer - Strike With Awe
Instruction - Mystic Skills(NC)
1 STR
Read/Write
Religion
Disengage
Mystic/Sub-Mystic Skill player knows
1(*x)
Knowledge - Deities(NC)
Offboard: Information about Prayers, Deities and Religion
Casting - Divine/Club, Faith
Able to cast spells with divine weapon or club in hand *Faith Spells only
Divine Weapon
Prerequisite
1 ANY
2(*x)
2 SPI

cast only
First Aid
Able to wield one of Deity's Preferred Weapons
Religion

Devotion
Divine Protection
Casting - Incantation, Faith
Incants for Disciplines of Faith are considered 1 less CP then

they actually are (min 0)
Zeal
Gain +1 Zeal (substituted for any Attribute when using a

Mystic/Sub-Mystic Skill)
Desperate Prayers
Prayers no longer have an RP time or an incant
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Acolyte
Skill
3 CP
Mystic
CP
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Divine Lore(NC)
1 ANY
5 min RP: Identify specific magical properties of an item

*requires a Library
Knowledge Deities
Prayer - Healing
1 ANY
Heal 2 by Faith if touch cast or Heal by Faith if packet delivered
First Aid - Dual(NC)
Able to use any First Aid skill on two people or two limbs
simultaneously
First Aid
Library(NC)*
May set up a Library in Cabin *player provides the phys-rep
Read/Write
Imbue to Dead or Spirit: Give target a Parchment to Death

petitioning him to judge Favorably (+2/event per purchase)
Devotion
Merciful Judgment(NC)
1(*x)
2/event
Prayer - Faith Shield
1 ANY
Able to wear Medium Armor(3 Points) with appropriate physrep
Light Armor
Proficiency
Penance
Immediately recast any Faith spell that missed *once per spell
Desperate
Prayers
Offboard: No Upkeep Cost for 1/2/3 other character that

worships [Deity] *not self
Devotion
Maintenance - Covenant(NC)
Miraculous Recovery
Cleric
Skill
2(*3x)
1/event
Shield Faith *lasts until used or next Refresh, self only
Heal All by Faith *self only, may only use if there is no allies
standing and character is Bleeding
3 CP
CP
Acolyte
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Access to the Blessing Skills and production points equal to

character's Endurance
Divine Lore
Inflict Card: Able to ask Deity to intervene if Death is Judging

character
Merciful
Judgment
Blessing(NC)
Devout(NC)
Knowledge - Denizens of the

Dark(NC)
Offboard: Information concerning Demons and Undead
Major Discipline of Faith Sacrament
Access to the Major Discipline of Faith - Sacrament vs. <Demon

or Undead> *chosen at purchase
Religion
Vengeance*
Able to use Sacrament on both Demons and Undead *must be

adorned in colors/symbols of Deity
Sacrament,
Devotion
1/event
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Inquisitor
Skill
3 CP
CP
Acolyte
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Expose [Deity] or Expose [Martyr Race] by Will *packet

delivered
Devotion,
Martyr Race
Knockback to [Martyr Race]
Martyr Race
Divination(NC)
Prayer - Judgment
Martyr Race <Race>
-1 Called Damage taken by<Race>, and +1 Called Damage Dealt

to <Race>
Diagnose - Race(NC)
10 sec RP: Diagnose any Racial Trait (Demon, Human, Dwarf,

etc) *touch cast only
Focused Assault
1 STR
4 Damage to [Martyr Race] by Weapon
Focused Power
Prayer - Focused Power
1 INT
3 Damage to [Martyr Race] or Heal 3 to [Martyr Race]
Martyr Race
1 ANY
Knowledge - <Race> Lore(NC)
2(*x)
Offboard: Information concerning a <Race> and racial history
Weapon Proficiency
2(*x)

axe, etc.)
Offhand - Buckler
Casting Weapon/Buckler,
Faith
Able to cast all Faith Spells with a single Weapon or Buckler in

hand
Prayer Binding Light
Zealous
Prayer - True Strike
(R) Zealot
Priest
Skill
1 SPI
Empowered Bind by Faith *touch cast only, target must be

helpless or willing
Any points of Arcane, Stamina, Stealth or Inspiration may also
be used as Zeal (not affected by Zealot)
1/battle
Add +2 Damage and to [Martyr Race] to any Called Damage

(Spell or Weapon)
All Zeal that Character has is doubled
3 CP
CP
Buckler, Casting Divine/club
Zealous
Acolyte
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Prayer - Blessing of
Purity(NC)
1 min RP: Cure Poison or Acid *touch cast only
First Aid
Craft - Limited Potion

Making(NC)
Offboard: Access to a limited section of the craft skill: Potion

Making and production equal to character's Intellect
Read/Write
Blessed Ground(NC)
Designate a Shrine or Graveyard as Holy or Unholy Ground for

the Event or Remove Holy or Unholy Ground from Location
Devotion
Major Discipline of Faith Divinity
Halo of Virtue
1/event
Access to the Major Discipline of Faith - Divinity

1/refresh
Add Double Prefix to all Heal spells for the Battle
139
Blessed Ground

Prophet
Skill
3 CP
CP
Mystic
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Inner Peace
Reduce the time on Endurance Refresh counts by 1 minute
Trance of Honesty(NC)
Imbue Card: While in trance character will be incapable of

lying, and target will know such
Astral Guidance
May use Astral Projection and walk through space and time,
able to return to town from anywhere
Astral
Projection
Prayer - Moment of Clarity(NC)
1 INT
Imbue Card: Able to tell exactly how much time is left on any
Effect until next Refresh *touch cast only
Requiem
Prayer - Requiem(NC)
1 ANY
Imbue Card: Able to tell exactly how much time is left on a

Death Count until next Refresh *touch cast only
Diagnose - Traits(NC)
10 sec RP: Diagnose (All Traits) *touch cast only
Knowledge - Fortune Telling(NC)
Offboard: Vague hints warnings and riddles about subject of

choice
Great Destiny(NC)
1/event
Benediction
1*
Astral Projection
3 ANY
Monk
Skill
Offboard: Able to beseech divine aid for a specific task or to aid

a specific person *must follow Dias, Aveena or the Chosen One
Devotion
Restore Strength, Agility, Spirit or Intellect by Inspiration

*touch cast only, helpless or willing target (takes same)
Great Destiny
May leave your body as a spirit that can see and talk for 1 hour
*requires a Power Circle
3 CP
CP
Diagnose - Effects
Prophet
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Short Claws
Maintenance - Simple
Living(NC)
Offboard: No Upkeep Cost *may not Live Well
Harmony
Training of the Fist
Can use Deflect/Parry Skills without anything in your hand,

may cast/meditate with claws in hand *Enlightenment only
Minor Discipline of Faith Enlightenment
Access to Minor Discipline of Faith Enlightenment
Parry Weapon
Pacifism(NC)
Meditation
2 INT
1 min RP(meditation): 1 Point Dexterity Armor (may stack to 4)

until next Refresh *armor may not be worn
Frenzy - Deflect Ranged
1/battle
Plant foot, Frenzy Deflect vs. Missile, Thrown, or Natural attack

without cost while planted
Training of the
Fist
(R) Aesthetic
Gain +1 to all Attributes (Strength, Agility, Intellect and Spirit)

*must follow a special code
Pacifism
1 SPI
2 ANY
Religion - The
Chosen One
No effect to Berserk until next Refresh
Parry any Melee or Ranged Weapon Attack *Must be wielding a

weapon, does not work on strikes to the torso
Gain +3 Zeal *must follow a special code
140
Harmony,
Simple Living

Oracle
Skill
3 CP
CP
Prophet
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Astrology
Gain +1 Zeal at night (6pm to 6am)
Scrying(NC)
5 min RP: Vision or Dream about a specific topic of choice

(time/location)
Major Discipline of Faith Prophecy
Access to Major Discipline of Faith - Prophecy
Dark Portents(NC)
Spirits will warn character about dangerous places and

imminent attacks
Great Destiny
Occultism
5 min RP: Do a reading on someone(bones/leaves/tarot) and

Restore Endurance *not self
Fortune Telling
Seer
Skill
1/event
3 CP
CP
Prophet
Cost
Description
Cantrip - Awaken
Mental Fortitude
Power From Dreams(NC)
Gain +2 Endurance while on the Dreamscape
Minor School of Magic Dreams
Access to the Minor School of Magic - Dreams
Knowledge Dreamscape(NC)
Offboard: Information regarding Nightmares and Dreams, the

Dreamscape, and its inhabitants
Omen
2 INT
Evade to Back attack
Premonition(NC)
1 ANY
Able to notice Orange Envelopes and Stickers and able to open

Casting - Weapon, Dreams
Sixth Sense
(R) Draw From

The Veil (NC)
Prerequisite
10 sec RP: Cure Sleep by Mind

3 ANY
No Effect to negative Mind Effects and Damage for the Battle

Knowledge Dreamscape
Able to cast spells with a Weapon in hand *Dream Spells only

1/refresh
Evade any Attack (Weapon, Trap, Spell, Voice, Attack etc...)
Omen
Allows the extra Endurance Refreshes from Power from

Dreams to work on any other plane except this one
Power From
Dreams
141

Spiritualist
Skill
3 CP
CP
Mystic
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Diagnose - Special(NC)
Prayer - Torment The Wicked
1 ANY
Agony or Repel to Spirit
Fortify Spirit
1 INT
Extend Bleed out time by +1 minute *once per Bleeding Count
Prayer - Revealing Aura(NC)
1 ANY
Inflict Card: Able to read all Inflict and Imbue Cards on player
*must be helpless or willing
Spectral Attunement
1 STR
Resist to Spirit attack
Divine Radiance
2 SPI
10 sec RP: Spirit Form, May not move, speak or use any other
abilities *day time only
Harvest - Spiritual Focusing(NC)
30 sec RP: Harvest Mystical Components from NPC or Location
Divine Influence
Divine Protection costs 1 SPI to use instead of 2 SPI
Divine Protection
Enhanced Zeal
Gain +1 Zeal
Zeal
Spectral Spells
Add to Spirit to any Faith Spell until next Refresh without

additional cost
Spectral
Attunement
Druid
Skill
2 AGI
3 CP
CP
Fortify Spirit
Spiritualist
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Minor Pyramid of Faith Wyldmagic
Access to the Minor Pyramid of Faith - Wyldmagic
Prayer - Voice of the Green

Man
Speak with Plant or Animal by Faith
Casting - Wooden,
Nature/Wyldmagic
Able to cast any Nature Spell with any wooden weapon in hand
*bucklers/shields do not count
Prayer - Blessing of
Nature(NC)
Ward of Protection on Tent or Non-Permanent Structure of

your choice
Minor Discipline of Faith - Nature
Access to the Minor Discipline of Faith - Nature
Knowledge - Wyld(NC)
Offboard: Information about Nature, Plants and Animals and

the Wyldwood
Exceptional Zeal
Gain +1 Zeal
Enhanced Zeal
Enduring Purity
No Effect to Infected, Disease, Corruption or Taint *may only

purchase Nature or Wyldmagic Spells
Voice of the
Green Man
Vestments of Nature*
While outdoors most Plants and Animals will not harm

character *must be wearing Druidic Vestments
Enduring Purity,
(R) Touch of the Green Man
Stabilize to Self at will *deep woods only
Vestments of Nature
Shaman
Skill
10 sec RP: Diagnose - Inflict and Imbue *touch cast only
3 CP
CP
Religion - The
Green Man
Knowledge - Wyld
Spiritualist
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Major Pyramid of Faith - Curses
Access to the Major Pyramid of Faith - Curses
Witch Doctor(NC)
1 min RP: Dispel Disease or Dispel Curse *touch cast only
First Aid
Alter Paint(NC)
Substitute one Attribute requirement for another in War Paint
War Paint or
War Paint(NC)*
Voodoo Doll*
1/refresh
Allows access to War Paints and able to apply them to self and
others *takes Attributes and Components
1/event
Craft a Voodoo doll of a Target *must have plot approved phys-rep
142
Limited War Paint

Spirit Walker
Skill
3 CP
CP
Spiritualist
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Sance(NC)
Speak to Dead or Spirit by Faith
Divine Spirit
When using Divine Protection, allows character to fall stable

instead
Divine
Influence
Mortal Coil(NC)
10 sec RP: Stabilize by Will *touch cast only
First Aid
Walk of the Cadaver(NC)
While in Death Count, may get up and walk slowly, no talking or

game skills
Final Judgment(NC)
Minor Discipline of Faith Spirit
Divine Meditation
1 ANY
5 min RP(meditation): Heal All by Will *self only
Extend Life
2 ANY
No effect to Killing Blows until next Refresh *self only
Prayer - Spirit Tether(NC)
1/refresh
(R) Spirit Link
1 SPI
1/event
Inflict Card to Dead or Spirit: Give target a Parchment to Death

petitioning him to judge harshly
Access to the Minor Discipline of Faith - Spirit
Imbue Card: Pause Death Count indefinitely while character has

both hands on target
Extend Death Count by 5 minutes (may stack)
143
Fortify Spirit

Rogue SKILLS
Rogue
Skill
5 CP
CP
Cost
Description
Balance(NC)
One Foot may miss physical challenges (Evade)
Contact Poisons*
Able to apply and remove contact poisons *requires a section of cloth
Light Armor Proficiency
Rogue's Agility
Gain +1 Agility *does not Stack with Warrior's Strength,

Artisan's Vitality, Magus' Intellect or Mystic's Spirit
Disengage
Master Rope Use(NC)*
30 sec RP: Bind *player provides phys-rep *helpless target only
Read/Write(NC)
Religion(NC)

Rope Use(NC)*
Thieves Cant(NC)
1 ANY
1 ANY
Disengage
Instruction - Rogue Skills(NC)
1(*x)

Rogue/Sub-Rogue Skill player knows
Weapon Proficiency
1(*x)

axe, etc.)
Back Attack - Agony
1 STR
Agony to Back
Cut Loose
1 ANY
5 sec RP: Cure Bind and 3 Damage *Weapon delivered, target

must be affected by Bind, bladed weapon only
Glancing Blow
2 INT
Reduce Death Effect: Collapse to Bleeding Out *Does not work

Offhand - Short
Offhand - Small
Thrown Expertise
Able to use all Thrown Weapons
Mantle of Night
Stealth
Gain +1 Stealth (substituted for any Attribute when using a

Rogue/Sub-Rogue Skill)
Devotion
Rope Use
1 min RP: Bind Arms or Legs *player provides phys-rep

*helpless target only
Able to send and receive special coded messages
2 SPI
Prerequisite
Read/Write
Offhand - Small
10 sec RP: Spirit Form *may not move, may not speak, must be
in shadows, night time only
144
Religion

Blade
Skill
3 CP
CP
Rogue
Cost
Description
Envenom - Missile/thrown
Apply Blade Poisons to a Missile or Thrown Weapon
Poison Lore(NC)
Identify all Alchemy and Potion Making Items
Envenom - Blade
Apply Blade Poisons to any Bladed Melee Weapon
Refit Armor
Back Attack - Maim
Offhand - Buckler
Escape Bonds(NC)
Sneak Attack
1 AGI
3 Damage to Back
Chokehold
2 INT
Extend Strike Bind... (10 seconds) ...Sleep *Both feet must be

planted, target must be unaware
Assassin
Skill
1 STR
Maim to Back
Able to use a Buckler in offhand.
1 STR
1 min RP: Purge Bind *manacles or rope bindings only

Able to wear Medium Armor ( Points) with appropriate physrep
3 CP
CP
Prerequisite
Light Armor
Proficiency
Blade
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Offhand - Dagger
Able to use a Dagger in offhand
Reprieve(NC)
2 ANY
Cure Inflict Torture *touch cast only
Cut Throat
1 SPI
Silence and Root to back *dagger only
Hemorrhage
1 SPI
Plague Strike *dagger only
Regurgitate
1 STR
5 sec RP: Purge All Poison by Will
Seal Fate
1/event
Dagger Specialization
Double Damage
1 STR
Add Double Prefix to any Called Damage with a dagger from

behind *must use 2 daggers
Inflict Torture(NC)
1/refresh
5 min RP: Inflict Card: Target is in extreme pain, and under

Delay Slay 1 hour effect. *helpless target only
Diagnose - Triage(NC)
Backstab
1 INT
3 Damage to Back
Nerve Strike
2 INT
Extend Agony 30 seconds *dagger only
Potent Toxins
Vital Organs
1/battle
Sleep to Back *Both feet must be planted, target must be

unaware, dagger only
Chokehold
(R) Execute
3 AGI
Death to Back *Both feet must be planted, dagger only
Backstab
Inflict Torture
Begin Killing blow...(1 minute)... Slay *helpless target and

dagger only
+1 Called Damage with Daggers and Called Strikes over 2
Dagger
Specialization
10 sec RP: Diagnose (Dead, Stable, Unstable) *touch cast only
Back Attack Agony
Minor/Single-Use Blade Poisons on Daggers becomes Until-Hit, Dagger

Until-Hit becomes Major-Use *self only
Specialization
145

Brigand
Skill
CP
Blade
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Hostage
5 min RP: May Unstoppable Slay victim at any time while

target is defenseless with weapon to him *touch cast only
Work Alone(NC)
Learn any Common or Uncommon Rogue or Sub-Rogue Skill

*Requires 1 or 3 Instruction Cards from Self
Maintenance - Bandit(NC)
Intimidate
1 SPI
Repel by Fear *packet delivered.
Distraction
2 SPI
Berserk by Mind *packet delivered
First Aid - Granting Quarter(NC)
1 min RP: First Aid (stabilize only)
Mercantile - Illicit Deals(NC)
Offboard: May purchase Components from a specific list at

Check In or Check Out
Craft - Limited Alchemy(NC)
Offboard: Access to a limited section of the craft skill - Alchemy

and production points equal to character's Vitality
Read/Write
Offhand - Long
Offhand - Short
Pursuit
1 AGI
Dispel Spirit to Spirit *weapon delivered
Stand and Deliver
2 STR
5 sec RP(taunt): Voice Attack to All except Town - Major Slow by Fear
Waylay
1 INT
Stun to Back *Both feet must be planted, target must be unaware
Chokehold
Evade Melee
2 INT
Evade any Melee Attack
Glancing Blow
High Step
1/battle
Evade attack made against character's legs
Evade Melee
(R) Ambush
1/refresh
Thug
3 CP
Instruction
Major 10 Damage to Back *Both feet must be planted, target

must be unaware
3 CP
Blade
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Sadist
Threaten
1 ANY
Command "Tell the Truth" *packet delivered, defenseless target only
Back Attack - Restrain
2 STR
Extend Strike Bind to Back
Relentless
1 AGI
Resist Disengage
Ruthless
2 AGI
Resist Knockback
Sunder Armor
1 STR
Destroy Armor to Back *Both feet must be planted, target must

be unaware
Bone Setting(NC)
10 sec RP: Cure Maim *touch cast only
Heavy Armor Proficiency
First Aid - Splinting(NC)
1 min RP: First Aid (Cure Maim only)
Five Finger Discount
Offhand - Shield
Compound Fracture
1/refresh
Deadly Throw
1 INT
Breaking Blow
1/battle
(R) Bad Breaks
2 STR
Heal by Will for every Agony Effect that you land, and all Agony
Skills no longer have restrictions *self only
1 SPI
Relentless or
Relentless Assault
First Aid
5 Damage to Back
Buckler
Add Major Prefix to any Maim or Mangle effect delivered

Packet Deliver any to Back call, instead of normal delivery
*does not work on Extend Strikes
Maim to Back
Back Attack Maim
All Maim attacks you generate become Mangles until next

Refresh
Compound
Fracture
146

Shroud
Skill
3 CP
Rogue
CP
Cost
Description
Complete Silence
1 ANY
Resist Expose
To The Grave(NC)
Anonymity(NC)
Dark Pact
Feign Death(NC)
1 ANY
Give false answer to Diagnose Dead, Damage, Stable and Bleeding
Alter Condition(NC)
1 ANY
Give false answer to any Diagnose question
Cloak of Shadows*
2 STR
Resist Gesture attack *must be wearing a dark hooded cloak or

cape *night time only
Misinformation
2 SPI
No Effect 'to Race' attack for the Battle *night time only
Nocturnal Creature
Blur
Alchemist
Skill
You do not have to drop any possessions when your Spirit goes
to Death's Realm
1 AGI
5 min RP: Apply Black faceless/ski mask to self, cannot be removed

by others until next Refresh *player provides the phys-rep
Gain +1 Stealth and the Shadow Trait
Feign Death
Alter Condition
+1 Called Damage to Weapons and Spells *night time only

2 ANY
1 min RP: No Attribute cost on Complete Silence and Alter

Condition until next Refresh
3 CP
CP
Prerequisite
Shroud
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Laboratory(NC)*
May set up a Laboratory in Cabin *player provides the phys-rep
Casting - 1 Hand, Acid
Cast with any 1 handed weapon in hand *Acid Spells only
Tolerance
Minor School of Magic - Acid
Access to the Minor School of Magic - Acid
Craft - Alchemy(NC)
Offboard: Access to the craft skill: Alchemy and production

equal to character's Vitality
Poison Expertise
Use Salves, Treatments, Gas Poisons and apply Blade Poisons to

any Melee, Missile or Thrown Weapon
Craft - Rush Work,

Alchemy(NC)*
Make 1 Alchemy item during event, can make reagents into

items between same events *must have a Laboratory in Cabin
Alchemy,
Laboratory
Craft - Extra Work,

Alchemy(NC)*
2(*3x)
Offboard: Extra Production (x2/x3/x4) for Alchemy *must have

a Laboratory in Cabin
Alchemy,
Laboratory
1 STR
Resist Poison or Acid
Read/Write
Pain Tolerance
*/battle
Resist Agony (+1/battle per 2 Vit)
Tolerance
(R) Attractant
2 ANY
Pull by Poison *packet delivered
Poison
Expertise
147

Outlaw
Skill
Shroud
CP
Cost
Description
Deep Pockets(NC)
2 INT
Hide any or all items from normal searches until next Refresh
Disable Device(NC)
1 ANY
Attempt to Pick a Lock or Disarm a Trap *one minute attempt
Bribery
1/event
Masseuse - Cause Silence
1 min RP(back rub): Unstoppable Silence by Will *touch cast

only
Masseuse Cure Sleep
Item Lore(NC)

Read/Write
Mercantile - Black
Market(NC)
Offboard: May purchase Components, Reagents and Items from

a specific list at Check In or Check Out
Masseuse - Cause Stun
1 min RP(back rub): Unstoppable Stun by Will *touch cast only
Knowledge - Informant(NC)
Offboard: Information about a specific person
Craft - Limited Tinkering(NC)
Offboard: Access to a limited section of the craft skill Tinkering and production equal to character's Agility
Read/Write
Maintenance - Crime
Lord(NC)
Offboard: No cost for Upkeep and Living Well between events,

reputation gained through shady deals
Fence
Counterfeit(NC)
Mercantile - Fence(NC)
(R) Masseuse - Cause
Death
Skill
Prerequisite
Inflict Card: NPC will react favorably to you for an amount of money
Masseuse Cause Silence
Offboard: Receive amount of counterfeit money at Check In
2(*3x)
Double Cross
Warlock
3 CP
1/battle
5 Damage to Shadow or Spirit *weapon or packet delivered
Dark Pact
Offboard: Able to sell most items at a discounted price, no

questions asked at Check In or Check Out
Black Market
5 min RP(back rub): Unstoppable Death by Will *touch cast

only
Masseuse Cause Stun
3 CP
Shroud
CP
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Contagion
1 STR
Plague by Disease Aura
Casting - 1 Hand, Corruption
Casting - Airborne
1 AGI
Cornered
1/event
Minor Discipline of Faith Corruption
Access to the Minor Discipline of Faith - Corruption
Dark Following
Religion and Devotion free one of the Following: (Satya, Maalor, Dark Pact,
Azraal or the Nameless One)
Devotion
Carrier
1 ANY
Major Resist Disease or Plague
Infected Wound
2 STR
Fatigue by Disease to Back
Twin Faiths
Able to follow 2 separate gods with Religion and Devotion *may

be looked upon unfavorably
Dark Following
(R) Rampant Infection
Use 6 Packets with the Airborne Skill and if the Pestilence Spell
drops target, target is inflicted by Pestilence
Airborne
Cast with any 1 handed weapon in hand *Corruption Spells only

Burst any Corruption Spell *3 packets
Corruption
Use any Rogue or Sub-rogue skill that takes Attributes without

Cost
148

Stalker
Skill
3 CP
Rogue
CP
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Cheap Shot
1 ANY
Agony to Back
Back Attack Agony
Cloak of Darkness*
Improved Agony
Shadow's Walk
Astute
Knowledge - Espionage(NC)
Offboard: Information and attempt to infiltrate a court, guild or

organization
Harvest - Herbalism(NC)
30 sec RP: Harvest Herbal Components from NPC or Location
Enhanced Stealth
Gain +1 Stealth
Feint
1/refresh
Preparation
1/event
Acrobat
Gain +1 Armor *must be wearing a dark hooded cloak or cape

*night time only
1 INT
1 SPI
*x Agony by Weapon (+1x per 2 Int)
Cheap Shot
You may walk in Mantle of the Night but are affected by Slow
Mantle of Night
Resist Mind or Resist Sleep
Stealth
Refund Cost from a skill that was successfully defended against

5 min RP: Your next Endurance Refresh is instant (Still takes
the Endurance)
3 CP
Stalker
Skill
CP
Cost
Catch
Resist Ranged Weapon if character catches the projectile *no

armor may be worn
Escape Artist(NC)
30 sec RP: Purge Bind *shackles or rope bindings only
Dancing Shadows
You may run in Mantle of the Night
Exceptional Balance(NC)
Both Feet may miss physical challenge (Evade) *must come

within 1 foot of intended target
Lithe
Combat Evasion
Deft Hands
Safety Net(NC)
1 SPI
Description
Prerequisite
Shadow's Walk
Resist Slow or Root

Take -1 on all Called Damage (Weapons and Spells) *no armor
may be worn
Tumbling
*/refresh
Resist Disarm (+1/refresh per Agi)
Sleight of Hand
1/refresh
1 min RP: Imbue Card - Next time target falls to Bleeding he

receives Stabilize by Will *cannot be self
Sleight of Hand
1 INT
Tumbling
1 min RP: 1 Point Dexterity Armor (max 1) may be worn
Offhand - Long
Offhand - Short
Dexterity Armor
5 min RP: +* Dexterity Armor (+1 per Agi) *no armor may be
worn, max 5
Evade
Evade
1 AGI
Evade any Weapon or Packet attack
Tumbling, Deft
Hands
Avoidance
1/battle
Evade Packet or Ranged Weapon
Dexterity
Armor
(R) Limber
Reduce Mangle to Maim or Reduce Maim to 2 Damage *self

only
Lithe
Disarm Weapon to Back
149

Scout
Skill
CP
Stalker
Cost
Description
Silencing Shot
1 SPI
Silence by Weapon *arrow only
Calm Animal
1 INT
5 sec RP: Calm Animal by Inspiration *packet delivered
Scrounging(NC)
5 min RP: Repair personal non-metal armor *no Material needed

Able to wield one Specific Ranged Weapon (long bow, light
crossbow, etc.)
1(*x)
2
Eternal Shadows
From The Brush
1 STR
5 sec RP(aiming): 3 Damage to Back *weapon or arrow
Locate Person
1 STR
Voice Attack - Expose <Name> by Mind
Offhand - Ranged
Limited Tracking(NC)
3 ANY
Arrows From The Woods
*/refresh
Blunted Tip
2 AGI
Sentry
1/battle
(R) Perfect Aim
1/refresh
Skill
1 ANY
10 sec RP: Gain +2 points of Bonus Armor *only Light Armor

may be worn
Combat Reflexes
Thief
Mantle of Night may be used during the day and without shadows
Able to use a Bow or Crossbow in offhand
Shadow's Walk
Offhand - Short
Able to notice Blue Envelopes and Stickers and able to open

5 sec RP(aiming): 3 Damage to Back (+1/refresh per Agi)
*arrow only
From The
Brush
10 sec RP(aiming): Stun by Weapon *arrow only

Evade any 'to Back' attack
10 sec RP(aiming): Add Major Prefix and 'to Back' Suffix to
any Arrow attack
3 CP
CP
Prerequisite
Able to block with a bow/crossbow 1 min RP: Able to shoot with

it again
Desperate Defense
Ranged Proficiency
3 CP
Stalker
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Device Proficiency(NC)
Pick Locks, Set and Disarm Traps
Gouge
Maintenance - Cutpurse(NC)
Evade Trap
Night Vision(NC)*
May use a plot approved muted Flashlight/LED *player

provides phys-rep *self only
Shadow's Beckon
Mantle of Night is now instant and you may speak in it
Smuggling(NC)
Hide one item on self only, that is undiscoverable from normal searches
Shadow Affinity
Mantle of Night requires 1 SPI to use, instead of 2 and is

Shadow Form instead of Spirit Form
Knowledge - Underworld(NC)
Offboard: Information about Crime or Criminal Activities
Exceptional Stealth
Gain +1 Stealth
Enhanced Stealth
Thieves Intuition
Evade Voice or Gesture Attack
Evade Trap
Escape Measures
No Effect to Slow, Root and Maim effects that hit character from behind
Improved Feint
Pick Pocket(NC)
Improved Feint
(R) Unlawful Entry(NC)
2 STR
Weakness and Silence by Weapon

1 AGI
3 INT
1/event
1/event
Evade Trap
Shadow's Walk
Shadow's
Beckon
Inflict Card: place card in subjects possession without them

knowing about it, steal named item
Upgrade Feint to be used Once per Battle
Feint
1 min RP: Able to bypass a single Ward of Protection
Pick Pocket,
Shadow Affinity
150

Warrior SKILLS
Warrior
Skill
5 CP
CP
Cost
Description
Embolden
1 SPI
10 sec RP: Heal by Will *self only
Warrior's Strength
Gain +1 Strength *does not Stack with Rogue's Agility, Artisan's

Vitality, Magus' Intellect or Mystic's Spirit
Weapon Training
Able to wield one Specific Melee Weapon (this skill provides on

one free Weapon Proficiency)
Medium Armor Proficiency*
Able to wear Medium Armor (3 Points) with appropriate physrep
Refit Armor
Religion(NC)

Offhand - Small
Waylay Protection*
1/battle
1(*x)

Warrior/Sub-Warrior Skill player knows
Weapon Proficiency
1(*x)

axe, etc.)
Offhand - Buckler
Deflect Melee
1 STR
Deflect any Melee Attack *Must be wielding a weapon, does not

work on strikes to the torso
Force Lock(NC)
2 ANY
5 min RP: Destroy Manacles or Lock *must have weapon in hand
Fortitude
Gain +1 Body Points
Read/Write(NC)
Offhand - Short
Hamstring
Stamina
Offhand - Small
Able to wield one family of Melee Weapons (Swords, Axes, etc.)

*does not include Great Weapons
2(*x)
Devotion
Light Armor
Proficiency
Resist Stun or Sleep by Melee Weapon only *must be wearing a

metal helmet or chain coif
Instruction - Warrior Skills(NC)
Weapon Expertise
Prerequisite

1 AGI
Slow by Weapon
Gain +1 Stamina (substituted for any Attribute when using a
Warrior/Sub-Warrior Skill)
151
Religion

Defender
Skill
3 CP
Warrior
CP
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Bravery
1 SPI
Resist Fear or Heal 2 by Will *self only
Embolden
Suck It Up
1 INT
5 sec RP: Cure Maim and Delay Maim 5 minutes *touch cast only
Deflect Magic
1 INT
Deflect Magic *must block attack with shield
Diagnose - Triage(NC)
10 sec RP: Diagnose (Dead, Stable, Unstable) *touch cast only
Enhanced Fortitude
Gain +1 Body Points
Fortitude
Parry Melee
Parry any Melee Attack *Must be wielding a weapon, does not

work on strikes to the torso
Deflect Melee
First Aid - Splinting(NC)
1 min RP: First Aid (Cure Maim only)
Offhand - Shield
Last Stand
Champion
Skill
2 STR
1/event
Buckler,
Deflect Melee
Buckler
No Effect to Uncalled Damage for the Battle *If dropped or at

the end of the Battle collapse to Dead
3 CP
Defender
CP
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Divine Protection
2 SPI

Devotion
Perseverance
1 STR
5 sec RP: Purge Fatigue
Immaculate
1 INT
Resist Disease or Plague
Indestructible
1 ANY
Resist Destroy Armor
Battle Armor Proficiency*
Able to wear Battle Armor (6 Points) *plot approved phys-rep
Hvy Armor Prof
Exceptional Fortitude
Gain +1 Body Points
Enhanced Fortitude
Perfect Fit(NC)
5 min RP: Repair Armor at a Forge *may only repair personal

armor, takes a Material to fully repair
Second Wind
1 AGI
10 sec RP: Heal 2 by Will *self only
Steel Skin
1 AGI
Resist Poison *weapon blow only
Valorous
1 ANY
10 sec RP: No Effect to Effects and Damage by Fear until next Refresh
Second Wind
Runic Awareness(NC)
1/event
Offboard: May refresh one personal armor rune without cost
Perfect Fit
Impenetrable
Unmovable
Unyielding
(R) Righteous Might
Bravery
No Effect to uncalled Ranged Weapon attacks (missiles/thrown) Battle Armor

while wearing Battle Armor
Proficiency
1/battle
2 ANY
Reduce Maim to Slow, while wearing Battle Armor
Impenetrable
Take -2 on Called Weapon damage when wearing Battle Armor
Unmovable
Character always falls Stable while wearing Battle Armor

until next Refresh
Battle Armor
Proficiency
152

Guardian
Skill
3 CP
Defender
CP
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Shield Bash
1 ANY
Silence by Weapon *must be wearing a Shield
Buckler
Shield Mastery
2 ANY
No effect to Destroy on Shield until next Refresh
Repair Shield(NC)
Shield Spike*
1 AGI
*x 2 Damage Aura (+1 per 2 Str) *must have Foam Spike on

Shield *only against melee attacks
Block Massive
1 STR
Plant Foot, Able to block Massive attacks with shield for the
Battle (No Effect)
Shield Defense
1/refresh
Plant Foot, Frenzy: Cannot be Dropped to uncalled Damage

*must be 2 other allied shield fighters in 5' range
Shield Specialization
Volley Alchemy
Volley Faith
5 min RP: Repair Shield at a Forge *takes a Material to fully

repair
Buckler
+1 Damage on Shield Spike
Shield Spike
3 AGI
Volley Poison or Acid *must block attack with shield
Volley Magic
3 SPI
Volley Faith *must block attack with shield
Volley Magic
Volley Magic
3 INT
Volley Magic *must block attack with shield
Deflect Magic
Casting - Buckler, All
Able to cast all Spells with a Buckler equipped (Magus and

Mystic)
Buckler
Improved Last Stand
Upgrade Last Stand to 1/refresh, and if dropped or ended

collapse to Bleeding
Last Stand
Shield Wall
Casting - Shield, All
Able to cast all Spells with a Shield equipped (Magus and

Mystic)
Shield, Casting
- Buckler
(R) Reflective Shield
-1 Attribute cost to any Volley ability while wearing a shield
Volley Alchemy
or Volley Faith
Paladin
Skill
1/battle
Resist Called Damage that would have dropped Character *must

Shield Defense
be 2 other allied shield fighters in 5' range
3 CP
CP
Religion(NC)
Prayer - Sacrifice
Casting - Buckler, Holy
Parry Ranged
Protector
Minor Path of Faith - Holy
Prayer - Intervene
Parry Mastery
Improved Parry
(R) Parry Faith
Defender
Cost
Description
Prerequisite

1 min RP: Imbue Card: Resist Damage and Voice Attack to
<Character> # Damage *protection target only
Protector
Able to cast Spells with a Buckler equipped *holy spells only
Buckler
1 AGI
Parry any Ranged Weapon attack *must be wielding a weapon,

does not work on strikes to the torso
Parry Melee
1/refresh
5 min RP: Imbue Card: Target becomes under the protection of

character until next Refresh
Devotion
Access to the Minor Path of Faith - Holy
Devotion
1 min RP: Imbue Card: Parry Melee *May only use if in

weapons reach of character, protection target only
Protector
Allow all Parry and Deflect skills to work on torso strikes *self
only
Parry Melee
1 STR
Parry any Melee Weapon Attack *must be wielding a weapon
Parry Mastery
1 ANY
Parry any 'by Faith' Attack *must be wielding a weapon
Improved
Parry
1 AGI
1 STR
153

Fighter
Skill
3 CP
CP
Warrior
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Ambidextrous
Focus
2 INT
Resist Mind
Agony Strike
1 INT
Agony by Weapon
Difficult Terrain Mastery
1 ANY
Ignore Environmental Restrictions on combat skills for the Battle
Maim Strike
2 AGI
Maim by Weapon
Critical Strike
2 STR
3 Damage by Weapon
First Aid - Granting Quarter(NC)
1 min RP: First Aid (stabilize only)
Offhand - Long
Offhand - Short
Enhanced Stamina
Gain +1 Stamina
Stamina
Recklessness
Berserker
Skill
May choose which arm is affected by Maim or Mangle
1/event
Agony Strike
Able to swing infinite 2 Damage for the Battle *If dropped or at

the end of the Battle collapse to Dead
3 CP
Fighter
CP
Cost
Description
Control Rage
1 ANY
Choose the first target of your Berserk *once per berserk
Furious Momentum
1 INT
Instant Purge Root, Slow or Repel *must be berserked to use
Destroy Strike
2 SPI
Destroy Weapon or Destroy Shield *2-handed weapon only
Rage
1/battle
2-Handed Expertise
Back Breaker
2 STR
7 Damage to Back *2-handed weapon only
Massive Strike
1 STR
Add Massive to any Melee Weapon Attack *2-handed weapon

only
Pacify
1 SPI
Cure Berserk *packet delivered
Improved Damage
Scars of Battle(NC)
Mangle Strike
Prerequisite
3 sec RP(shout): Berserk by Will *self only, must take two

points of body damage to use
Able to use all 2-Handed Weapons *does not include Great
Weapons
Critical Strike
Gain +* Called Damage with all 2-Handed Weapons

(+1 per 2 Str)
2-Handed
Expertise
1 ANY
5 min RP(war stories): Heal All by Inspiration *self only, must

be in Town
Can't buy Med

Armor Prof
1 AGI
Mangle by Weapon
Maim Strike
Cleave
1/refresh
End Rage
Instant Purge Berserk and Stun to Self
Blood Craze
Gain +3 Bonus Vitality when character is under a Berserk effect
(R) Rage Mastery
Instant Purge Berserk, May target all foes first under a

Berserk effect
Refund cost of Weapon Strike if it dropped target
154
Control Rage
End Rage

Brawler
Skill
3 CP
Fighter
CP
Cost
Description
Drunken Fighting
1 SPI
Drinking an Intoxicant will Heal 2 by Poison for the Battle
Hard Headed
2 STR
Resist Stun or Sleep
Envenom - Claw
Shred
1 SPI
Destroy Armor by Weapon *claws only
Take Cover
2 AGI
Evade any one Packet attack *day time only
Dual Threat
2 INT
2x 3 Damage by Weapon while dual wielding *must be used

after each other, one in each hand
Short Claws
Sleep It Off(NC)
Rumors - Tavern Tales(NC)
Double Strike
1 ANY
Add Double Prefix to any Called Weapon Strike while dual wielding
Dual Threat
Fist Weapons
1 STR
Able to wield 2 Long claws until next Refresh
Short Claws
Improved Recklessness
Upgrade Recklessness to 1/refresh, and if dropped or ended

collapse to Bleeding
Recklessness
Dual Wield Mastery
1/battle
Add +2 Called Damage with a weapon with your offhand
Dual Threat
Frenzy - Maim
3 AGI
Plant Foot, Frenzy: Maim by Weapon for the Battle
Long Claws or
Fist Weapons
(R) Triple Strike
1/event
Add Triple Prefix to any Called Weapon Strike while dual

wielding
Dual Wield
Mastery
Soldier
Skill
Able to apply Blade Poisons to Claws *self only

1/refresh
5 hr RP(sleep): Empowered Cure Inflict *self only, 1 Inflict

Offboard: Receive a list of rumors every event dealing with
Tavern Tales and Gossip
3 CP
CP
Prerequisite
Fighter
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Refit Armor
Unity Loyalty
Repair Armor(NC)
5 min RP: Repair Armor at a Forge *takes a Material to fully repair
Repair Weapon(NC)
5 min RP: Repair Weapon at a Forge *takes a Material to fully repair
Attack of Opportunity
Craft - Limited
Blacksmithing(NC)
Offboard: Access to a limited section of the craft skill

Blacksmith and production equal to character's Spirit
Read/Write
Exceptional Stamina
Gain +1 Stamina
Enhanced Stamina
Offhand - Shield
Buckler
Weapon Master
Able to wield all Melee and Ranged Weapons *does not include
Shields or Great Weapons
Enhanced Focus
1 INT
*x Resist Mind (+1x per Int)
Focus
Improved Critical Strike
1 STR
3 Damage by Weapon
Critical Strike
Maintenance - Combat
Training(NC)
Offboard: Half cost off Training Well every Event
Weapon Master
(R) Tireless
4(*x)
1 ANY
1 SPI
1 END
Imbue Card: Marshal does not have to spend attributes to

exclusive Imbue Character
Major Disarm by Weapon *must be 2 other allied shield fighters in 5' range
Warrior or sub-Warrior Skill with an Attribute cost is now

useable once a Battle without cost *one skill per purchase
155

Specialist
Skill
3 CP
CP
Warrior
Cost
Description
Able to use a 2-Handed Weapon with one hand to block weapon
strikes
1 Handed Block
Battle Stances
1 SPI
5 min RP: Deal -2 or +1 on Called Weapon Damage, but take -1

or +2 on Called Weapon Damage until next Refresh *one or the
other
Disarm Strike
1 INT
Disarm by Weapon
Force Back
1 AGI
Disengage
Combat Reflexes
Harvest - Core Extracting(NC)
30 sec RP: Harvest Elemental Components from NPC or

Location
Knowledge - Tactics(NC)
Offboard: Information about tactics, military conflicts, combats

and fighting
Weapon Specialization
Calm Under Pressure
Archer
Skill

1 ANY
10 sec RP: Gain +2 points of Bonus Armor *only Light Armor

may be worn
+1 Called Damage with Specific Weapon with Called Strikes

over 2
3(*x)
2
2 SPI
Weapon Skill
Resist Berserk
3 CP
CP
Prerequisite
Specialist
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Envenom - Arrow
Able to apply Blade Poisons to Missile Weapons *self only
Root Shot
1 ANY
5 sec RP(aiming): Root by Weapon *arrow only
Fiery Arrows
1 SPI
10 sec RP: Gain +1 Called Damage with strikes over 2 and

Carrier Fire for the Battle *self only, arrow only
Ranged
Expertise
Icy Arrows
1 INT

Carrier Water for the Battle *self only, arrow only
Ranged
Expertise
Maintenance - Poacher(NC)
Silver Arrows
Bowyer(NC)
1 min RP: Repair destroyed Bow or Crossbow *outdoors only
Desperate Defense
Able to block with a Bow or Crossbow 1 min RP: Able to shoot

with it again
Ranged Expertise
Able to wield all Ranged Weapons (does not include Great

Weapons)
Critical Shot
1 STR
Gather Ammunition(NC)
1/battle
Hold at Bay
3/refresh
Extend Gesture Repel by Fear *gesture is pointing Ranged

Weapon at target
Pierce Shield
2 INT
10 sec RP(aiming): Massive Destroy Shield and 3 Damage
Firearms Expertise*
(R) Reign of Arrows

1 STR

Carrier Silver for the Battle *self only, arrow only
Ranged
Expertise
5 sec RP(aiming): 4 Damage by weapon *arrow only

1 min RP: Able to go Spirit and gather own ammunition, must
return to point of origin to come out
Critical Shot
Allows use of Simple Firearms *player must supply rep

2 AGI
10 sec RP(aiming): Plant Foot: *x 2 Damage by Weapon (+2x

per Agi) *arrow only
156
Pierce Shield

Blade Master
Skill
3 CP
CP
Specialist
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Able to use all 1-Handed Melee Weapons *may not buy Offhand
or Claws skills
1-Handed Expertise
Deflect Anything
1 ANY
Deflect any one Attack (Weapon, Trap, Gesture, Voice, etc)
1-Handed
Expertise,
Deflect Melee
Body Strike
1 SPI
All Called Weapon Damage is 'Body' with a single 1-Handed

Weapon for the Battle
1-Handed
Expertise
Target Shield
1 INT
Destroy Shield or Disarm Shield
Disarm Strike
Maintenance - Duelist(NC)
Honor Combat(NC)
1/event
1 min RP: Fully refresh before a duel *return to previous stats

after
Improved Disengage
2(*3x)
1/battle
Disengage (+1/battle per purchase)
Force Back or
Disengage
Even the Odds
1/battle
Disarm by Supremacy *only usable on opponent with 2

weapons
Target Shield,
Riposte
Outnumbered
1/refresh
Gain +3 Bonus Vitality and +2 Stamina when Fighting 2 or

more Opponents by yourself for the Battle
Riposte
1 AGI
3 Damage by Weapon *only useable immediately after you a

Deflect Skill is used
Deflect
Anything
Twist of the Wrist
1 AGI
Volley Disarm
Target Shield
Magic Strike
1 INT
Carrier Magic *self only, single 1-handed weapon only
1-Handed
Expertise
Sacrifice Limb
1 STR
Reduce any Called Damage Strike or Called Damage Spell to a

Maim on arm of your choice
Twist of the
Wrist
Blade Song
1/event
No Effect to any Effect except Called Damage for the Battle

when no allies are standing
Outnumbered,
1-Handed
Expertise
(R) Major Strike
2 STR
Add Major Prefix to any Called Weapon Strike *1-handed

weapon only
Riposte
Offboard: No cost on Upkeep every Event and reputation gained

through fighting in duels
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Marshal
Skill
3 CP
Specialist
CP
Cost
Organized Unit(NC)*
1/event
Roster
5/refresh
Battle Standard*
Rallying Cry
Attack Expert
Description
Prerequisite
Imbue yourself and 5 others with a plot approved team <Trait>

*must be all wearing same tabards/colors
Able to Imbue 5 members of [Team] with an exclusive Imbue
*one per person, lasts until they Refresh
Organized Unit
Able to use a Battle Standard in combat *must be 6' tall,

displayed and carried by someone on [Team]
Roster
X ANY
5 sec RP(shout): Voice Attack - Heal X to [Team] *must have

Battle Standard Displayed
No Man Left
Behind
2 AGI
Exclusive Imbue: 1x per Battle, Maim by Weapon *must see

Battle Standard
Defense Expert
2 STR
Exclusive Imbue: 1x per Battle, Deflect Melee *must see Battle

Standard Displayed
Battle Standard
Faith Expert
2 SPI
Exclusive Imbue: 1x per Battle, Shield Faith *must see Battle

Standard Displayed
Battle Standard
Forced March
2 AGI
Voice Attack to [Team] Cure Slow and Cure Maim *must have
Defense Expert
Magic Expert
2 INT
Exclusive Imbue: 1x per Battle, Shield Magic *must see Battle

Standard Displayed
Battle Standard
Regroup
2 STR
Voice Attack to [Team] Cure Berserk and Cure Command

*must have Battle Standard Displayed
Attack Expert
No Man Left Behind
Imbue Card: All Team members that fall to Called Damage are
Stable *must see Battle Standard Displayed
Battle Standard
Organized Squadron(NC)
Imbue 3 additional people with team <Trait> and an exclusive

Imbues, also allows group of 9 in woods with marshal and
Battle Standard displayed
Organized Unit
Cleanse Faith
2 SPI
Voice Attack to [Team] Cure Faith *must have Battle

Standard Displayed
Faith Expert
Cleanse Magic
2 INT
Voice Attack to [Team] Cure Magic *must have Battle

Standard Displayed
Magic Expert
(R) Practiced Routine
3 ANY
Immediately Restore 2 of the team's same exclusive Imbue

Cards if they Refresh at the same time as you
Roster
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Minor Schools of Magic
Path of Performance
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Ode to Love Lost
1 ANY
30 sec RP(performance): Voice Attack to Town Expose Dead by Inspiration
The Ballad of Peace
1 AGI
30 sec RP(performance): Voice Attack to Town Cure Berserk by Inspiration
Song of Strength
1/event
1 min RP(performance): Voice Attack to <Name> Restore Endurance by

Inspiration *cannot be self
Rhyme of Freedom
1 STR
1 min RP(performance): Voice Attack to <Name> Cure All by Inspiration
Heart of the Hearth
1 INT
5 min RP(performance): Voice Attack to Room Heal 3 by Inspiration
The Spirit Within
*/refresh
CP
Cost
Alchemy Shield
1/refresh
Render Inert
1 AGI
Dispel Poison or Dispel Acid by Acid
Plume of Acid
1 INT
Silence and Slow by Acid
Acidic Geyser
1 SPI
5 Damage by Acid
Spirit Lock
1/event
Acidic Cloud
1 STR
30 sec RP: Next Gas Poison thrown is a 3 packet burst by Acid
CP
Cost
Description
Whispering Torment
1 AGI
Silence by Magic
Banish the Dreaming
1(*x)
1/refresh
Disbelieve
2 STR
10 Damage to Mind
Waking Nightmare
2 INT
*x Repel by Magic (+1x per Int)
Open Portal
Dreamscape(NC)
2 ANY
Open a portal for Caster and 5 others to the Dreamscape for an Adventure
(time/location) *requires a Power Circle
Slumber
1/battle
Sleep by Magic
CP
Cost
Description
Refract Force
1 ANY
Cure Maim or Cure Mangle by Magic
Break Limb
1 STR
Mangle by Magic
Force Spike
1 INT
3 Damage By Weapon *packet delivered
Augment Weapon
1/refresh
30 sec RP: Imbue Card: Target gains +1 on Called Weapon Damage over 2 for the
Battle
Amplify Damage
1/refresh
Vulnerable Physical
Reform Armor
2 SPI
5 min RP(performance): Voice Attack to Room Restore Spirit by Inspiration

(+1/refresh per 2 Spi)
School of Acid
Skill
Description
Shield Toxin *lasts until used or next Refresh, self only
Grant Empowered Shield Cure Death *touch cast only and target must be Dead
School of Dreams
Skill
Inflict Card: Target is instantly ejected from the Dreamscape, and returns to town
as a Spirit (+1/refresh per purchase) *touch cast only
School of Kinetic
Skill
10 sec RP: Repair Armor by Magic *self only
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School of Warding
Skill
CP
Cost
Augment Armor
1/refresh
Runic Protection
1 STR
Defensive Warding(NC)
1/event
Elemental Carrier
2*
Restoration
2 AGI
Mend Armor
1/battle
Description
30 sec RP: Imbue Card: Target takes -1 on Called Damage Taken for the Battle
*touch cast only
30 sec RP: Grant Shield Destroy *touch cast only
Ward of Protection on Cabin, Tent or Structure of your choice
Carrier Fire(SPI), Water(AGI), Earth(STR) or Air(INT) for the Battle *self only
5 min RP: Repair all to Circle *requires a Power Circle
30 sec RP: Repair Armor by Magic *touch cast only
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MAJOR Schools of Magic
Path of Air
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Crosswinds
1 ANY
Disarm by Air
Chain Lightning
2 INT
3 damage by Air Burst *3 packets
Gust of Air
1 AGI
Extend Gesture Repel by Air *gesture is hand up, palm facing target
Power Circle Magic*
1 EACH
Static Charge
1 ANY
Add to Flying or to Spirit Suffix to a single Spell *Magus Spells only
Crumble
2 STR
Dispel Earth or 10 Damage to Earth
Whirlwind
1 SPI
Knockback or Pull by Air
Cyclone
2 ANY
Voice Attack to Circle Freeze by Air
(R) One with the Wind
1 AGI
5 sec RP: Fly for the Battle 5 sec RP: Land from flying without cost
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Brittle
1 ANY
Cure Root by Earth
Earth Spikes
2 STR
*x 2 Damage by Earth (+2x per Str)
Quicksand
1 AGI
Root by Earth
Power Circle Magic*
1 EACH
Rock Hardened
1 SPI
Earth Form *can't speak, move, or use any game skills
Solidify
2 INT
Dispel Air or 10 Damage to Air
Tempered Steel
1/refresh
Sinkhole
1 ANY
(R) Forged of Stone
1/battle
CP
Cost
5 min RP: Glowing Circle until next Refresh *player provides the phys-rep
Path of Earth
Imbue Card: Target is No Effect to Weakness and Enfeeble for the Battle
Voice Attack to Circle Major Root by Earth
5 sec RP: Purge <Effect> by Earth *self only, may choose one effect per Battle
Path of Fire
Skill
Description
10 sec RP: May use a plot approved muted Flashlight/LED *player provides physrep *self only
Spark of Flame(NC)*
Fireball
2 SPI
5 damage by Fire
Melt
1 INT
Destroy Weapon by Fire
Ignite
1 ANY
2 Damage and Inflict Marked by Fire
Reforge
2 STR
Repair Weapon or Repair Shield by Fire
Evaporate
2 AGI
Dispel Water or 10 Damage to Water
Molten Fury
1/refresh
Inferno
1 ANY
(R) Burning Within
Add Major Prefix to Spell *magus spells only

Voice Attack to Circle Destroy All by Fire
Voice Attack to Marked - 2 damage by Fire *may be used once per minute
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Path of Water
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Frostbite
1 ANY
Agony by Water
Ice Shards
2 AGI
4 Damage and Slow by Water
Purify
1 SPI
Dispel Poison by Water
Ice Block
2 STR
5 sec RP: Purge All by Water *self only
Crashing Waves
2 ANY
5 min RP: Fight with 2 Long Claws until next Refresh
Quench Flame
2 SPI
Dispel Fire or 10 Damage to Fire
Chill
1/battle
Blizzard
1 ANY
(R) Ice Armor
5 damage and Cure Root to Root by Water *target must be rooted

Voice Attack to Circle Major Silence and Enfeeble by Water
1 min RP: Gain +2 Bonus Armor *only Light Armor may be worn
School of Arcanuum
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Sting
1 AGI
*x Agony by Magic (+1x per Agi)
Contingency
2 STR
Gain the ability Purge All Magic *lasts until used or next Refresh, self only
Evocation
1 ANY
30 sec RP: Regain all attributes for a Missed Spell
Magic Missiles
2 INT
*x 2 Damage by Magic (+2x per Int)
Reflect Arcane
2 INT
1 min RP: Able to Volley Magic once until next Refresh *doesnt stack with Shield Magic
Regain Control
1 SPI
Cure Paralyze or Cure Repel by Magic *touch cast only
Barrage
1/refresh
Retributive Strike
2+ AGI
Arcane Storm
1/refresh
Plant Foot: Frenzy 3 damage by Magic
Power Circle Magic*
1 EACH
Breaker
1/battle
Double 2 Damage by Magic
(R) Obliterate
3 SPI
Death by Magic
CP
Cost
Description
Mask of Gloaming(NC)*
1 ANY
5 min RP Alter appearance into any race until next Refresh *requires makeup *self only
Lift the Veil
1 ANY
Dispel Fear or Dispel Mind by Magic
Song of the Executioner
1 STR
5 min RP: Wield a single type of 2-Handed Weapon until next Refresh
Baleful Gaze
2 INT
Gesture Attack Root by Fear
Frighten
X ANY
X Damage by Fear *Where X is 2 times the Attribute cost used
Touch of the Sandman
1 INT
Sleep by Magic
Incite Rage
2 SPI
Berserk by Magic
Whisper of the Woods
2 STR
Command by Magic
Ethereal
2 AGI
Grant Spirit Form *touch cast only
Clear the Mind
1/battle
Cure Stun or Cure Sleep by Magic *touch cast only
Consuming Shadows
1/refresh
Vulnerable Magic by Magic
(R) Inner Demons
1/event
5 Damage by Magic Burst *6 Packets

Major 10 Damage by Magic Aura *may only be used on an attack that will drop you
School of Phantasm
Skill
Choose a Target, while target is still standing you may call Spirit defense vs.
anyone except target *may not cast, may only attack target with weapons
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School of Thought
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Mind Soothe
1 INT
Speak and Calm by Mind
Forceful Scream
1 INT
Voice Attack to Town Cure Sleep by Mind
Psychic Vampirism
1/event
Mind Flay
1 STR
3 Body by Mind
Shielding of Mind
1 INT
Grant Shield Mind *touch cast only
Cause Lethargy
1 INT
*x Weakness by Mind (+1x per Int)
Cause Pain
1 SPI
Major Agony by Supremacy
Clarity
1 ANY
Dispel Mind by Mind
Enslave
3 STR
Dominate by Mind
Psychic Malady
Varies
5 min RP: While Mind Linked, Able to perform one Malady on Target known
Self Inflicted
1/battle
X damage by Mind *where X is a damage call you have heard during the Battle
(R) Psychic Benediction
Varies
5 min RP: While Mind Linked, Able to perform one Benediction on Target known
1 min RP: Drain Endurance and Restore Endurance to Self *touch cast only, target
must be willing unless Mind Linked, target may not be exhausted
Sphere of Enchantment
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Disperse Energy
0**
1 STR
Dispel Magic by Magic
Dissolve Power
0**
1 STR
Dispel Faith by Magic
Drive the Wedge
0**
1 STR
Destroy Shield by Magic
Enchant Weapon
0**
1 INT
Grant Carrier Magic *touch cast only
Fumble
0**
1 SPI
0x Disarm by Magic (+1x per Spi)
Nullify Magic
0**
2 ANY
Voice Attack to Circle Dispel All Magic
Shielding of Arcane
0**
1 INT
Grant Shield Magic
Talisman
0**
1 AGI
Imbue a Wand or a Staff with a Spell that can be saved between Refreshes *pay
spell normally, may only have one Talisman active
Wand of Enchantment(NC)
0**
1/event
Imbue a Wand with a per Battle Spell *from a specific list, requires Enchanting
and a recipe
Counterspell
0**
1/battle
Silence by Magic Aura *only useable against a 'by Magic' against you
Power Circle Magic*
0**
1 EACH
(R) Disintegrate
0**
3 AGI
10 Damage and Destroy <Item> by Magic
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Minor Disciplines of Faith
Discipline of Corruption
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Dark Remedy
1 ANY
Dispel Disease or Cure Plague by Disease
Swarm of Locusts
1 AGI
Repel by Disease
Wasting Disease
1 SPI
Enfeeble and Slow by Disease
Bloodboil
1 INT
3 Damage and Plague by Disease
Pestilence
1/refresh
30 sec RP: Inflict Card: first person to touch target triggers: 6 Lethal by Trap
*touch cast and helpless target only
Deadly Infection
1/battle
Change any one called Damage (Weapon or Spell) to Lethal and by Disease
Discipline of Enlightenment
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Wisdom of the Snowy Owl
1/event
Cocoon of the Butterfly
2 SPI
Heal 2 by Will for every 5 minutes of meditation until next Refresh
Strands of the Spider's Web
2 AGI
1 min RP(meditation): Gain the ability Bind by Faith *weapon delivered
Strike of the Praying Mantis
1 ANY
1 min RP(meditation): Gain the ability 2x Disarm by Weapon *one in each hand
Might of the Charging Bull
2 INT
1 min RP(meditation): Gain the ability Stun by Faith *weapon delivered
Strength of the Sleeping Bear
2 STR
No Effect to anything while using any Meditation Skill for the Battle
Cost
Description
5 min RP(meditation): Regain all Intellect Points
Discipline of Ferocity
Skill
CP
Preserve the Wild
Stabilize to Animal or Beast
Unleash the Rage
2 INT
Repel and Berserk to Animal or Beast
Spirit of the Woods
2+ SPI
Cure Death to Animal or Beast * have 2 spirit to use, but takes all Spirit
Soothe the Wild
1 ANY
10 sec RP: Voice Attack to Animal Calm by Faith until next Refresh
Nature's Companion
1/refresh
Inflict Card: Train an Animal to serve you for a period of time
Sylvan Stride
1/battle
10 sec RP: Cure Repel, Cure Slow, Cure Root, or Cure Maim Leg by Faith *touch
cast only
Discipline of Nature
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Nature's Grasp
1 ANY
Root by Faith *outdoors only
Living Growth
2 STR
Plant foot, Frenzy Cure Mangle or Cure Maim by Faith while spell is active *touch
cast only
Call of the Wild
2 SPI
Dominate Plant or Animal by Faith *outdoors only
Summon Nature Guardian
1/event
Summons a Nature Spirit that can answer questions and provide aid
(time/location) *requires a Power Circle and Inscription of Summoning
Power Circle Faith*
1 EACH
*outdoors only
Rejuvenating Touch
1/battle
30 sec RP: Heal 5 by Faith *touch cast and outdoors only
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Discipline of Spirit
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Sacrificial Healing
Heal by Faith and 1 Body to Self *touch cast only, cannot use when at 1 Body
Restore Limb
1 ANY
Cure Mangle or Maim by Faith, but take maim on same limb *touch cast only
Spirit Anchor
2 INT
Dispel Spirit by Faith
Tenuous Connection
1/refresh
Cure Death by Faith and Inflict by Spirit: Until rested for 5 minutes if target falls
to 0 Body they will collapse to 'bleeding'
Draw the Infection
1/event
Cure Inflict by Faith, but take Inflict Card for yourself *touch cast only and target
must be willing
Succor
1/battle
Cure <Effect> by Faith and Quicken <Effect> to Self 1 minute *touch cast only
CP
Cost
Description
Blessed Weapons
1 INT
Carrier Holy *self only
Searing Light
0/battle
Purify Soul
2 SPI
Cure All by Faith to Protection Target *touch cast only
Lay On Hands
2 SPI
Heal All by Faith to Protection Target *touch cast only
Divine Intervention
1/refresh
Divine Shield
1/event
Path of Holy
Skill
Stabilize by Faith (+1/battle per Int)
Cure Death by Faith to Protection Target *touch cast only

No Effect to all Damage when in 5' of Protection Target and he/she is still
standing for the Battle
Pyramid of Wyldmagic
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Simple Wyldmagic
1(*5x)
Varies
1 random one CP spell each Event *same for all Wyldmages
Average Wyldmagic
2(*3x)
Varies
1 random two CP spell each Event *same for all Wyldmages
Difficult Wyldmagic
3(*3x)
Varies
1 random three CP spell each Event *same for all Wyldmages
Complex Wyldmagic
4(*1x)
Varies
1 random four CP spell each Event *same for all Wyldmages
(R) Epic Wyldmagic
Varies
1 random five CP spell each Event *same for all Wyldmages
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MAJOR Disciplines of Faith
Discipline of Divinity
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Soothing Touch
1 ANY
*x Stabilize by Faith (+2x per Spi)
Blessing of Health
1 STR
Cure Plague or Dispel Disease
Aid the Fallen
1 INT
Pull to Helpless by Faith
Binding Heal
1 AGI
Heal 5 by Faith and Heal 5 to Self
Blessing of Faith
1 STR
Dispel Faith by Faith *touch cast only
Miracle
1/event
Shielding of Faith
1 SPI
Grant Shield Faith
Blessing of Wisdom
1 STR
Dispel Magic by Faith *touch cast only
Resurrection
3 SPI
Cure Death by Faith
Power Circle Faith*
1 EACH
Healing Touch
*/battle
Heal by Faith (+1/battle per Int) *touch cast only
(R) Spirit of Redemption
1/refresh
Able to turn into a Spirit. May speak and move, but may not attack, and only
touch cast beneficial Faith Spells for the Battle
Voice Attack Heal 5 to Town
Discipline of Prophecy
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Luck
1/refresh
Prophetic Aura
2 INT
Conceal Fate
1/refresh
Reveal the Hidden
1 SPI
Voice Attack Expose All
Unravel the Tapestry
2 STR
Dispel <Trait> by Faith
Windfall
1 AGI
All negative effects are half duration on character for the Battle *self only
Alter Destiny
1/event
In advance, beseech the Spirits for aid on a specific Adventure of 6 people or less
(time/location)
Chance
3 ANY
Grant Evade by Faith *touch cast only
Misfortune
1 ANY
Disarm and Agony by Faith
Champion's Gamble(NC)
1/event
Sealed Envelope: Give to a Willing target, Target can open envelope at any time to
receive effects *cannot be self
Strands of Fate
1/battle
Able to Generate a Beneficial Faith Spell as a Voice Attack to <Name>
(R) Reversal of Fortunes
Imbue Card: Next time target bleeds out to Dead, they are now Stable instead
*cannot be self
30 sec RP: Able to us Sleep by Faith Aura once until next Refresh *self only
Imbue Card: Target is not considered to have any Traits for the Battle *target
must be willing
5 Damage by <Trait> *Usable once after each touch casting a dispel <Trait>
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Discipline of Sacrament
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Chastise*
1 AGI
Extend Gesture Repel to [Sacrament] by Supremacy *gesture is holding symbol

of [Deity]
Raise the Fallen
1/refresh
Exorcism(NC)
1/event
Sanctified Movement
1 STR
Cure Paralyze or Cure Bind by Faith
Sanctified Vigor
1 STR
Cure Mangle or Cure Maim by Faith
Sanctuary of the Living*
2 INT
Frenzy Disengage to [Sacrament] for the Battle *must have symbol of [Deity] in
hand
Sacred Duty
1 SPI
*x Heal 2 by Faith (+2x per Spi)
Power Infusion
1/event
Major Cure Death and Heal All by Faith
Righteous Fire
2 STR
Plant foot, *x 3 Damage to [Sacrament] by Faith Burst (+1x per Str) *3 packets
Symbol of Devotion(NC)
1/event
Imbue a Holy Symbol with a per Battle Spell *from a specific list, requires
Blessing and a recipe
Smite*
1/battle
5 Damage to [Sacrament] by Faith *must have symbol of [Deity] in hand
(R) Holy Wrath*
3 SPI
Major 10 Damage to [Sacrament] by Holy *must have symbol of [Deity] in hand
CP
Cost
Description
Boon of Mobility
1 STR
Cure Slow or Cure Root by Faith
Cauterize
1 INT
10 sec RP: Heal 5 and Agony by Faith *touch cast only
Curse of Whispering Tongues
1/refresh
Curse of Withering
1 SPI
Impale the Doll*
1/refresh
Boon of Usefulness
1 STR
Curse of Insidious Voices
1/refresh
Death Grip
3 AGI
Inflict the Doll*
1/refresh
Boon of Temperament
1 STR
Curse of the Plague Bearer
1/refresh
Locate the Doll*
1/event
Able to pursue one named target, that is in the general vicinity (time/location)
*must have Voodoo Doll of Target
Channel the Power of Boons
1/battle
After touch casting a Cure <Effect> by Faith, throw that same <Effect> by Faith
Curse of Frailty
1/refresh
30 sec RP: Extend Vulnerable All by Curse 1 Day *helpless target only
(R) Personal Curse
1/refresh
30 sec RP: Inflict Card by Curse: Plot approved curse of players choice, may
change each event
Heal 3 and Berserk by Faith

5 min RP: Inflict Card: Permanently Destroy or Banish [Sacrament] that is
helpless in a Power Circle
Pyramid of Curses
Skill
30 sec RP: Inflict Card by Curse: Target can only talk in a Whisper and cannot use
Voice Attacks *helpless target only
Paralyze and Plague by Faith *touch cast and helpless target only
30 sec RP: Voice Attack to <Name> 5 Damage and Agony by Faith *must have
Voodoo Doll of Target
Cure Weakness or Cure Enfeeble or Cure Silence by Faith
30 sec RP: Inflict Card by Curse: Target must obey all commands by you that are
non-combat in nature *helpless target only
Extend Gesture Silence and Agony by Faith
30 sec RP: Turn Spirit and able to cast a Curse or deliver a Curse Inflict to target
*must have Voodoo Doll of Target
Cure Berserk or Cure Fatigue by Faith
30 sec RP: Inflict Card by Curse: First person to touch target triggers: Voice
Attack Maim by Disease *helpless target only
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Devotion Powers
Skill
Absolution
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
3/refresh Grant Carrier Holy
Devotion Rapture
Able to unerringly pursue one named target, that is in the general

vicinity (time/location)
Devotion Sylvana
Plant foot and Frenzy 2 Damage by Water (AGI) / Air (INT),

Earth (STR) / Fire (SPI)
Devotion Synter
Commune
May Call Upon and Speak with Avatars or Spirits that represent
the Deities (time/location)
Devotion Paragon
Fury of War
Gain +* Called Damage with Melee Weapons (+1 per 2 Spi)
Devotion Kade
Call the Huntress
1/event
Channel the Elements
2 *+
Inner Focus
1/event
Gain +1 Endurance Able to Instant Refresh once per Event
Devotion
The Chosen One
Invoke the Dreaming
1/event
Use any listed skill within any skill header with an attribute cost
*no spells
Devotion Dias
Night's Deception
1/event
May use any Deity's name in incants 1/event mimic any other Divine
Power listed *night time only, every use requires a favor from Satya
Devotion Satya
Gain +2 Power
Devotion Argandris
1 hr RP: Turn into a Beast for an Adventure *Player must provide

costuming
Devotion
The Green Man
Gain +* Vitality (+1 per 2 Str)
Devotion K'tar
Beneficial Skill granted at start of Event, all followers will have

the same boon
Devotion Aveena
May enter Death's Realm at any time, but must treat with
reverence
Devotion
The Nameless One
Power of the Ages

The Beast Within*
1/event
The Mountain Does Not Move

Twist of Fate
Varies
Walk the Darkest Road
Psychic Benedictions
Skill
Cost
Description
Open Portal Thought
2 ANY
Open a portal for Caster and 5 others to the Target's Mind, to fix serious problems
(time/location) *requires a Power Circle
Regain Memory
3 INT
Imbue Card by Thought: Remove a Forget Toxin or Alter Memory that has affected the
target in the past hour
Thought Ritual Beneficial
3 ANY
Perform one Beneficial Thought Ritual on target while on the Dreamscape *requires
Ritual Scroll and Components
Remove Compulsion
3 AGI
Imbue Card by Thought: Empowered Cure Inflict: Thought Compulsion on target
Switch Minds
1 END
Imbue Cards by Thought: Transfer skill sets between two players for Adventure Duration
*must be willing, and mind linked to both
Skill
Cost
Description
Alter Memory
3 INT
Inflict Card by Thought: Alter someone's memory, not related to combat or someone
Target was attacked by (Permanent)
Compulsion Friendly
3 SPI
Inflict Card by Thought: Target will react favorably to Caster and up to 5 others for the next hour
Compulsion Truth
3 STR
Inflict Card by Thought: Target must answer all questions truthfully for the next 15 minutes
Thought Ritual Destructive
3 ANY
Perform one Destructive Thought Ritual on target while on the Dreamscape *requires
Ritual Scroll and Components
Compulsion Any
1 END
Inflict Card by Thought: Target is compelled to do a specific action until completion
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Fierce
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Bloodlust
0*
If you hear combat, you are automatically drawn to it
Enhanced Strength
Gain +1 Strength
Blood Thirst
Heal 2 to Self every time character is affected by a Berserk
Control Rage
1 ANY
Choose the first target of your Berserk *once per berserk
Critical Strike Claw
2 STR
3 Damage by Weapon *claw only
Fury
1 STR
+1 Called Damage over 2 for the Battle
2-Handed Claw
Able to use a 2-Handed claw
Casting Claws
Able to cast all spells (Magic and Faith) with a single Claw
equipped
Cant buy
2-Handed Claw
Hardened Claws
Can't buy
2-Handed Claw
Blood Rage
1/event
Skill
CP
Cost
Nocturnal
0*
May not use Stamina, Stealth, Inspiration, Arcane, Zeal and

Power during the day (6am to 6pm)
Eavesdrop
-1 CP to all Rumor skills
Enhanced Spirit
Gain +1 Spirit
Exceptional Balance(NC)*
Both Feet may miss physical challenge (Evade) *must have a

Prosthetic Tail *must come within 1 foot of intended target
Can't buy
Smuggling
Smuggling(NC)
Hide one item on self only, that is undiscoverable from normal

searches
Can't buy
Device Proficiency(NC)
Pick Locks, Set and Disarm Traps
Improved Feign Death(NC)
Give false answer to Diagnose Dead, Damage, Stable and

Bleeding
Subterfuge(NC)
You may lie, even under any effect that states you must tell the
truth. *Does not include Death's Realm
Hide
Can't buy
Hardened Claws
or Casting - Claws
or Casting - Claws
or Casting - Claws
Gain +10 Bonus Vitality for Battle *If dropped or at the end of
the Battle fall to Dead
Sly
Description
3/refresh Instant Spirit Form *may not move or talk
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Exceptional Balance

Swift
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Slight of Build
0*
Cannot use 2-Handed Weapons, except Staves
Enhanced Agility
Gain +1 Agility
Fleetfooted
1 ANY
Instant Purge Root by Will
Escapism
2 AGI
5 sec RP: Purge Paralyze or Purge Bind by Will
Fast
Lightning Reflexes
1 ANY
Able to use any Weapon attack as a Natural Packet attack for the Battle
Flee
2 AGI
Frenzy Evade for 30 seconds *must be running, no skills or

talking
Can't buy
Winged Flight
Winged Flight*
1 AGI
5 sec RP: Fly for Battle 5 sec RP: Land from flying without cost
*must have Prosthetic Wings
Can't buy Flee
Dexterous
No Effect to Slow
May choose which limb is Maimed or Mangled
Tough
Skill
CP
Cost
Hibernation
0*
Must sleep 5 hours a day, or suffer from a Permanent Weakness and Slow
Exceptional Vitality
Gain +1 Vitality
Insulated*
Tough Skin
5 min RP: Gain +1 Bonus Armor (max 1), Natural Armor may be Can't buy
used
Insulated
Heavy Natural Armor
Maintenance Huge Appetite
Gain +1 Stamina from Living Well, but Living Well's cost is doubled
Durable
-1 Called Damage taken, but affected by Permanent Slow
Light Natural Armor
Stoneskin
Recovery
2 ANY
1 STR
Description
Resist Element (Air, Earth, Fire, Water) *must have Prosthetic Fur
Prerequisite
Can't buy Tough Skin
Hvy Armor Prof,

Med Nat. Armor
Med Armor Prof,

Light Nat. Armor
Light Armor Prof
-1 Called Damage Taken for the Battle

Half Duration on Stun and Sleep
Wise
Skill
CP
Cost
Weak Encumbrance
0*
Cannot Purchase Heavy Armor Proficiency, Cannot Drag Bodies
Enhanced Intellect
Gain +1 Intellect
Knowledge Aptitude
-1 CP to all Knowledge skills
Quick Learner(NC)
May learn Uncommon skills with 1 Instruction Card, Rare Skills

with 5 Instruction Cards
Acute Hearing*
1 AGI
Evade to Back attack *must have Prosthetic Ears
Can't buy Willful
Willful
1 AGI
5 sec RP: Purge Dominate or Command
Can't buy
Acute Hearing
Instruction Excellent
Teacher(NC)
10 Instruction Cards per Event
Instruction
Item Lore(NC)

Read/Write
Self Control
2 INT
Description
No Effect to Berserk until next Refresh
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Alchemy SKILLS
Alchemy
Skill
CP
Description
Prerequisite
Instruction - Alchemy
Formula(NC)
Allows character with Read/Write to use Instruction Cards to teach a known

Instruction
recipe into an Blank Alchemy Formula
Base - Extracts(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Extracts used in Alchemy
Free Production - Alchemy(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Free Production used in Alchemy
Preserve Components(NC)
Offboard: This skill allows players to preserve components with Production

Points
Reagent - Catalysts(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Catalysts used in Alchemy
Reagent - Compounds(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Compounds used in Alchemy
Reagent - Distillations(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Distillations used in Alchemy
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Blade Poisons
Skill
1 CP
CP
Alchemy
Description
Prerequisite
Simple Blade Poisons(NC)
Allows a character to create Simple Blade Poisons
Average Blade Poisons(NC)
Allows a character to create Average Blade Poisons
Simple Blade Poisons
Difficult Blade Poisons(NC)
Allows a character to create Difficult Blade Poisons
Average Blade Poisons
Complex Blade Poisons(NC)
Allows a character to create Complex Blade Poisons
Difficult Blade Poisons
(R) Epic Blade Poisons(NC)
Allows a character to create Epic Blade Poisons
Complex Blade Poisons
Gas Poisons
Skill
1 CP
CP
Alchemy
Description
Prerequisite
Simple Gas Poisons(NC)
Allows a character to create Simple Gas Poisons
Average Gas Poisons(NC)
Allows a character to create Average Gas Poisons
Simple Gas Poisons
Difficult Gas Poisons(NC)
Allows a character to create Difficult Gas Poisons
Average Gas Poisons
Complex Gas Poisons(NC)
Allows a character to create Complex Gas Poisons
Difficult Gas Poisons
(R) Epic Gas Poisons(NC)
Allows a character to create Epic Gas Poisons
Complex Gas Poisons
Salves
Skill
1 CP
CP
Alchemy
Description
Prerequisite
Simple Salves(NC)
Allows a character to create Simple Salves
Average Salves(NC)
Allows a character to create Average Salves
Simple Salves
Difficult Salves(NC)
Allows a character to create Difficult Salves
Average Salves
Complex Salves(NC)
Allows a character to create Complex Salves
Difficult Salves
(R) Epic Salves(NC)
Allows a character to create Epic Salves
Complex Salves
Toxins
Skill
1 CP
CP
Alchemy
Description
Prerequisite
Simple Toxins(NC)
Allows a character to create Simple Toxins
Average Toxins(NC)
Allows a character to create Average Toxins
Simple Toxins
Difficult Toxins(NC)
Allows a character to create Difficult Toxins
Average Toxins
Complex Toxins(NC)
Allows a character to create Complex Toxins
Difficult Toxins
(R) Epic Toxins(NC)
Allows a character to create Epic Toxins
Complex Toxins
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Blacksmithing SKILLS
Blacksmithing
Skill
CP
Description
Prerequisite
Instruction - Blacksmith
Formula(NC)

Instruction
recipe into a Blank Blacksmithing Formula
Break Down Components(NC)
This skill allows players to break down Components with Production Points
Free Production Fireproofing(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Free Production used in

Blacksmithing
Base - Materials(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Materials used in Repairing

Weapons and Armor
Reagent - Alloys(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Alloys used in Blacksmithing
Reagent - Containers(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Containers used in Blacksmithing
Reagent - Dusts(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Dusts used in Blacksmithing
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Armor
Skill
1 CP
CP
Blacksmithing
Description
Prerequisite
Simple Armor(NC)
Allows a character to create Simple Strapping, Stones and

Spikes
Average Armor(NC)
Allows a character to create Average Strapping, Stones and

Spikes
Simple Armor
Difficult Armor(NC)
Allows a character to create Difficult Armor, Helms,

Refurbishments and Item Prefixes
Average Armor
Complex Armor(NC)
Allows a character to create Complex Refurbishments and

Item Suffixes
Difficult Armor
(R) Epic Armor(NC)
Allows a character to create Epic Armor
Complex Armor
Melee Weapons
Skill
1 CP
CP
Blacksmithing
Description
Prerequisite
Simple Melee Weapons(NC)
Allows a character to create Simple Stones and Grips
Average Melee Weapons(NC)
Allows a character to create Average Stones and Grips
Simple Melee Weapons
Difficult Melee Weapons(NC)
Allows a character to create Difficult 1H and 2H Melee

Weapons, Refurbishments and Item Prefixes
Average Melee Weapons
Complex Melee Weapons(NC)
Allows a character to create Complex Refurbishments, Item

Prefixes and Item Suffixes
Difficult Melee Weapons
(R) Epic Melee Weapons(NC)
Allows a character to create Epic Melee Weapons
Complex Melee Weapons
Ranged Weapons
Skill
1 CP
CP
Blacksmithing
Description
Prerequisite
Simple Ranged Weapons(NC)
Allows a character to create Simple Tips and Arrows
Average Ranged Weapons(NC)
Allows a character to create Average Tips and Arrows
Simple Ranged Weapons
Difficult Ranged Weapons(NC)
Allows a character to create Difficult Ranged Weapons,

Quivers, Refurbishments and Item Prefixes
Average Ranged Weapons
Complex Ranged Weapons(NC)

Item Suffixes
Difficult Ranged Weapons
(R) Epic Ranged Weapons(NC)
Allows a character to create Epic Ranged Weapons
Complex Ranged Weapons
Shields
Skill
1 CP
CP
Blacksmithing
Description
Prerequisite
Simple Shields(NC)
Allows a character to create Simple Stones, Spikes and Grips
Average Shields(NC)
Allows a character to create Average Stones, Spikes and Grips
Simple Shields
Difficult Shields(NC)
Allows a character to create Difficult Shields, Shoulders,

Refurbishments and Item Prefixes
Average Shields
Complex Shields(NC)

Item Suffixes
Difficult Shields
(R) Epic Shields(NC)
Allows a character to create Epic Shields
Complex Shields
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Potion making SKILLS
Potion Making
Skill
CP
Description
Prerequisite
Instruction - Potion Making

Formula(NC)

Instruction
recipe into a Blank Potion Making Formula
Free Production - Preservatives(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Free Production used in Potion
Making
Preserve Like Components(NC)
This skill allows players to preserve similar components with Production

Points
Base - Solutions(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Solutions used in Potion Making
Reagent - Dyes(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Dyes used in Potion Making
Reagent - Infusions(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Infusions used in Potion Making
Reagent - Oils(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Oils used in Potion Making
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Cauldrons
Skill
1 CP
CP
Potion Making
Description
Prerequisite
Simple Cauldrons(NC)
Allows a character to create Simple Cauldrons
Average Cauldrons(NC)
Allows a character to create Average Cauldrons
Simple Cauldrons
Difficult Cauldrons(NC)
Allows a character to create Difficult Cauldrons
Average Cauldrons
Complex Cauldrons(NC)
Allows a character to create Complex Cauldrons
Difficult Cauldrons
(R) Epic Cauldrons(NC)
Allows a character to create Epic Cauldrons
Complex Cauldrons
Elixirs
Skill
1 CP
CP
Potion Making
Description
Prerequisite
Simple Elixirs(NC)
Allows a character to create Simple Elixirs
Average Elixirs(NC)
Allows a character to create Average Elixirs
Simple Elixirs
Difficult Elixirs(NC)
Allows a character to create Difficult Elixirs
Average Elixirs
Complex Elixirs(NC)
Allows a character to create Complex Elixirs
Difficult Elixirs
(R) Epic Elixirs(NC)
Allows a character to create Epic Elixirs
Complex Elixirs
Potions
Skill
1 CP
CP
Potion Making
Description
Prerequisite
Simple Potions(NC)
Allows a character to create Simple Potions
Average Potions(NC)
Allows a character to create Average Potions
Simple Potions
Difficult Potions(NC)
Allows a character to create Difficult Potions
Average Potions
Complex Potions(NC)
Allows a character to create Complex Potions
Difficult Potions
(R) Epic Potions(NC)
Allows a character to create Epic Potions
Complex Potions
Treatments
Skill
1 CP
CP
Potion Making
Description
Prerequisite
Simple Treatments(NC)
Allows a character to create Simple Acids, Liquids and Glazes
Average Treatments(NC)
Allows a character to create Average Acids, Liquids and Glazes
Difficult Treatments(NC)
Allows a character to create Difficult Acids, Liquids and Glazes Average Treatments
Complex Treatments(NC)
Allows a character to create Complex Acids, Liquids and Glazes
Difficult Treatments
(R) Epic Treatments(NC)
Allows a character to create Epic Treatments
Complex Treatments
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Rune Carving SKILLS
Rune Carving
Skill
CP
Description
Prerequisite
Combine Components(NC)
This skill allows players to combine with Production Points
Free Production - Personal

Symbol(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Free Production used in Rune
Carving
Instruction - Rune Carving

Formula(NC)

recipe into a Blank Rune Carving Formula
Base - Upkeep Glyphs(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Upkeep Glyphs used in Rune Carving
Reagent - Arcane Glyphs
This skill provides access to produce all Arcane Glyphs used in Rune Carving
Reagent - Mental Glyphs(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Mental Glyphs used in Rune Carving
Reagent - Physical Glyphs(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Physical Glyphs used in Rune Carving
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Armor Runes
Skill
1 CP
CP
Rune Carving
Description
Prerequisite
Simple Armor Runes(NC)
Allows character to create Simple Armor Runes
Average Armor Runes(NC)
Allows character to create Average Armor Runes
Simple Armor Runes
Difficult Armor Runes(NC)
Allows character to create Difficult Armor Runes
Average Armor Runes
Complex Armor Runes(NC)
Allows character to create Complex Armor Runes
Difficult Armor Runes
(R) Epic Armor Runes(NC)
Allows character to create Epic Armor Runes
Complex Armor Runes
Power Runes
Skill
1 CP
CP
Rune Carving
Description
Prerequisite
Simple Power Runes(NC)
Allows character to create Simple Sigils, Wards and Tattoos
Average Power Runes(NC)
Allows character to create Average Sigils, Wards and Tattoos
Simple Power Runes
Difficult Power Runes(NC)
Allows character to create Difficult Sigils, Wards and Tattoos
Average Power Runes
Complex Power Runes(NC)
Allows character to create Complex Sigils, Wards and Tattoos
Difficult Power Runes
(R) Epic Power Runes(NC)
Allows character to create Epic Power Runes
Complex Power Runes
Shield Runes
Skill
1 CP
CP
Rune Carving
Description
Prerequisite
Simple Shield Runes(NC)
Allows character to create Simple Shield Runes
Average Shield Runes(NC)
Allows character to create Average Shield Runes
Simple Shield Runes
Difficult Shield Runes(NC)
Allows character to create Difficult Shield Runes
Average Shield Runes
Complex Shield Runes(NC)
Allows character to create Complex Shield Runes
Difficult Shield Runes
(R) Epic Shield Runes(NC)
Allows character to create Epic Shield Runes
Complex Shield Runes
Weapon Runes
Skill
1 CP
CP
Rune Carving
Description
Prerequisite
Simple Weapon Runes(NC)
Allows character to create Simple Weapon Runes
Average Weapon Runes(NC)
Allows character to create Average Weapon Runes
Simple Weapon Runes
Difficult Weapon Runes(NC)
Allows character to create Difficult Weapon Runes
Average Weapon Runes
Complex Weapon Runes(NC)
Allows character to create Complex Weapon Runes
Difficult Weapon Runes
(R) Epic Weapon Runes(NC)
Allows character to create Epic Weapon Runes
Complex Weapon Runes
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Scroll Making SKILLS
Scroll Making
Skill
CP
Description
Prerequisite
Free Production Doubling

Agent(NC)
This skill allows characters to produce all Free Production used in Scroll
Making
Instruction - Scroll Making

Formula(NC)

Instruction
recipe into a Blank Scroll Making Formula
Transmute Like Components(NC)
This skill allows players to change components from one type to another of
the same type with Production Points
Base - Vellums(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Vellums used in Scroll Making
Reagent - Inks(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Inks used in Scroll Making
Reagent - Patterns(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Patterns used in Scroll Making
Reagent - Quills(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Quills used in Scroll Making
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Books
Skill
1 CP
CP
Scroll Making
Description
Prerequisite
Simple Books(NC)
Allows a character to create Simple Books and Scroll

Alterations
Average Books(NC)
Allows a character to create Average Books and Scroll

Alterations
Simple Books
Difficult Books(NC)
Allows a character to create Difficult Books and Scroll

Alterations
Average Books
Complex Books(NC)
Allows a character to create Complex Books and Scroll

Alterations
Difficult Books
(R) Epic Books(NC)
Allows a character to create Epic Books
Complex Books
Faith Scrolls
Skill
1 CP
CP
Scroll Making
Description
Prerequisite
Simple Faith Scrolls(NC)
Allows a character to create Simple Faith Scrolls
Average Faith Scrolls(NC)
Allows a character to create Average Faith Scrolls
Simple Faith Scrolls
Difficult Faith Scrolls(NC)
Allows a character to create Difficult Faith Scrolls
Average Faith Scrolls
Complex Faith Scrolls(NC)
Allows a character to create Complex Faith Scrolls
Difficult Faith Scrolls
(R) Epic Faith Scrolls(NC)
Allows a character to create Epic Faith Scrolls
Complex Faith Scrolls
Formulas
Skill
1 CP
CP
Scroll Making
Description
Prerequisite
Scroll Making Formulas(NC)
Allows a character to create Blank Scroll Making Formulas
Alchemy Formulas(NC)
Allows a character to create Blank Alchemy Formulas
Blacksmithing Formulas(NC)
Allows a character to create Blank Blacksmithing Formulas
Potion Making Formulas(NC)
Allows a character to create Blank Potion Making Formulas
Rune Carving Formulas(NC)
Allows a character to create Blank Rune Carving Formulas
Tinkering Formulas(NC)
Allows a character to create Blank Tinkering Formulas
Magic Scrolls
Skill
1 CP
CP
Scroll Making
Description
Prerequisite
Simple Magic Scrolls(NC)
Allows a character to create Simple Magic Scrolls
Average Magic Scrolls(NC)
Allows a character to create Average Magic Scrolls
Simple Magic Scrolls
Difficult Magic Scrolls(NC)
Allows a character to create Difficult Magic Scrolls
Average Magic Scrolls
Complex Magic Scrolls(NC)
Allows a character to create Complex Magic Scrolls
Difficult Magic Scrolls
(R) Epic Magic Scrolls(NC)
Allows a character to create Epic Magic Scrolls
Complex Magic Scrolls
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Tinkering SKILLS
Tinkering
Skill
CP
Description
Prerequisite
Free Production - Gizmos(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Free Production used in Tinkering
Base - Parts(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Mechanical Scraps used in

Tinkering
Instruction - Tinkering
Formula(NC)

Instruction
recipe into a Blank Tinkering Formula
Transmute Component(NC)
This skill allows players to change components from one type to another
with Production Points
Reagent - Armaments(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Armaments used in Tinkering
Reagent - Hardware(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Hardware used in Tinkering
Reagent - Power Sources(NC)
This skill provides access to produce all Power Sources used in Tinkering
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Explosives
Skill
1 CP
CP
Tinkering
Description
Prerequisite
Simple Explosives(NC)
Allows a character to create Simple Bombs and Traps
Average Explosives(NC)
Allows a character to create Average Bombs and Traps
Simple Explosives
Difficult Explosives(NC)
Allows a character to create Difficult Bombs and Traps
Average Explosives
Complex Explosives(NC)
Allows a character to create Complex Bombs and Traps
Difficult Explosives
(R) Epic Explosives(NC)
Allows a character to create Epic Bombs and Traps
Complex Explosives
Gadgets
Skill
1 CP
CP
Tinkering
Description
Prerequisite
Simple Gadgets(NC)
Allows a character to create Simple Gadgets
Average Gadgets(NC)
Allows a character to create Average Gadgets
Simple Gadgets
Difficult Gadgets(NC)
Allows a character to create Difficult Gadgets
Average Gadgets
Complex Gadgets(NC)
Allows a character to create Complex Gadgets
Difficult Gadgets
(R) Epic Gadgets(NC)
Allows a character to create Epic Gadgets
Complex Gadgets
Repairs
Skill
1 CP
CP
Tinkering
Description
Prerequisite
Simple Repairs(NC)
Allows a character to create Simple Repairs
Average Repairs(NC)
Allows a character to create Average Repairs
Simple Repairs
Difficult Repairs(NC)
Allows a character to create Difficult Repairs
Average Repairs
Complex Repairs(NC)
Allows a character to create Complex Repairs
Difficult Repairs
(R) Epic Repairs(NC)
Allows a character to create Epic Repairs
Complex Repairs
Upgrades
Skill
1 CP
CP
Tinkering
Description
Prerequisite
Simple Upgrades(NC)
Allows a character to create Simple Upgrades
Average Upgrades(NC)
Allows a character to create Average Upgrades
Simple Upgrades
Difficult Upgrades(NC)
Allows a character to create Difficult Upgrades
Average Upgrades
Complex Upgrades(NC)
Allows a character to create Complex Upgrades
Difficult Upgrades
(R) Epic Upgrades(NC)
Allows a character to create Epic Upgrades
Complex Upgrades
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Blessing SKILLS
Blessing
Skill
CP
Description
Prerequisite
Attunement(NC)
Attune a Magic Item to a character at Check In or during the Event for a

production point (time/location if during the Event)
Attunement - Check Out(NC)
Attune a Magic Item to a character at Check Out for no cost
Symbolic Faith
-1 CP Cost of the Holy Symbol of [deity]
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Holy Symbols
Skill
1 CP
CP
Blessing
Description
Prerequisite
Symbol Of Devotion
Symbol Of The Devout(NC)
Creates a Holy Symbol that can only be attuned to the

character with Blessing creating the wand
Symbol Of Balance(NC)
Creates a Holy Symbol with a 1/battle Ability that can only be

attuned to a character with Devotion - Paragon
Symbol Of Chi(NC)

attuned to a character with Devotion - The Chosen One
Symbol Of Deception(NC)

attuned to a character with Devotion - Satya
Symbol Of Dreams(NC)

attuned to a character with Devotion - Dias
Symbol Of Elements(NC)

attuned to a character with Devotion - Synter
Symbol Of Fate(NC)

attuned to a character with Devotion - Aveena
Symbol Of Light(NC)

attuned to a character with Devotion - Rapture
Symbol Of Magic(NC)

attuned to a character with Devotion - Argandris
Symbol Of Might(NC)

attuned to a character with Devotion -K'tar
Symbol Of Nature(NC)

attuned to a character with Devotion - The Green Man
Symbol Of Nether(NC)

attuned to a character with Devotion - The Nameless One
Symbol Of The Hunt(NC)

attuned to a character with Devotion - Sylvana
Symbol Of War(NC)

attuned to a character with Devotion - Kade
Symbol Of Evil(NC)

attuned to a character with Devotion - Maalor or Azraal
Circlets
Skill
1 CP
CP
Blessing
Description
Prerequisite
Circlet Of Secrecy(NC)
Creates a Crown with a 1/battle Ability that can only be

attuned to a character with the Rogue Header
Coronet Of Dire Need(NC)

attuned to a character with a Minor Discipline of Faith
Crown Of Mending(NC)

attuned to a character with the Warrior Header
Diadem Of Reversal(NC)

attuned to a character with a Major Discipline of Faith
Tiara Of Expertise(NC)

attuned to a character with the Artisan Header
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Enchanting SKILLS
Enchanting
Skill
CP
Description
Prerequisite
Attunement(NC)
Attune a Magic Item to a character at Check In or during the Event for a

production point (time/location if during the Event)
Attunement - Check Out(NC)
Attune a Magic Item to a character at Check Out for no cost
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Wands
Skill
Enchanting
1 CP
CP
Description
Prerequisite
Wand Of Enchantment
Wand Of The Magi(NC)
Creates a wand that can only be attuned to the character with

Enchanting creating the wand
Wand Of Flame(NC)
Creates a wand with a 1/battle Spell that can only be attuned

to a character with an Elemental Path
Wand Of Ice(NC)

Wand Of Lightning(NC)

Wand Of Stone(NC)

Rings
Skill
Wands
1 CP
CP
Description
Prerequisite
Ring Of Conjuring(NC)
Creates a Ring with a 1/battle Ability that can only be attuned

to a character with a Major School of Magic
Ring Of Illusion(NC)

Ring Of The Third Eye(NC)

Ring Of Wonder(NC)

Ring Of Supremacy(NC)

Amulets
Skill
1 CP
CP
Amulet Of Bards(NC)
Amulet Of Capturing(NC)
Amulet Of Ceremony(NC)
Amulet Of Nightmares(NC)
Amulet Of Returning(NC)
Crowns
Skill
Wands
Description
Prerequisite
Creates an Amulet with a 1/battle Ability that can only be

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Rings & Amulets
Description
Prerequisite
Circlet Of Vanishing(NC)

attuned to a character with the Rogue Header
Coronet Of The Wyld(NC)

attuned to a character with a Minor Discipline of Faith
Crown Of Kings(NC)

attuned to a character with the Warrior Header
Diadem Of Alacrity(NC)

attuned to a character with a Major Discipline of Faith
Tiara Of Resourcefulness(NC)

attuned to a character with the Artisan Header
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War Paint SKILLS
War Paint
Skill
CP
Cost
Description
Application Self
Varies
Apply War Paint to Self with Attribute and Component Cost
Application
Varies
Apply War Paint to a Team member with Attribute and

Component Cost
War Paint
1(*3x)
Varies
Apply 2/3/4 War Paints to Self or Team for single Component

and Attribute Cost
Application
Refresh Application Self
Varies
Refresh War Paint on Self with Attribute Cost only
Refresh Application
Varies
Refresh War Paint on a Team member with Attribute Cost only
War Paint
1(*3x)
Varies
Refresh 2/3/4 War Paints on Self or Team for single Attribute

Cost only
Refresh
Application
Application - Extra
Refresh Application - Extra
Prerequisite
Paint Expertise Self
Remove Component Cost to War Paint Applications on Self only
10 CP in War
Paint Skills
Paint Expertise All
Remove Component Cost on War Paints *does not include Face

of Truth or Veil of the Changeling
20 CP in War
Paint Skills
War Paint Rules
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Creator of Masks
Skill
1 CP
War Paint
CP
Cost
Description
Mask Of Steel(NC)
1 AGI
Bright Metallic Lines extending a mask over the eyes
Mask Of Fangs(NC)
1 AGI
Dark Triangles extending from bridge of nose over eyes and

towards hair, Extended Mouth with Fangs
Mask Of Steel
Mask Of Obscurity(NC)
1 AGI
Thick black bar on the back of the neck
War Paint,
Mask Of Fangs
Mask Of The Champion(NC)
2 AGI
Half of the face (divided vertically) covered in ornate celtic

patterns/swirls, other half completely blank
Mask Of
Obscurity
Mask Of The Night(NC)
3 AGI
Dark curved "slices" that come to a point on both ends vertically

covering face from forehead to chin
Mask Of The
Champion
Art of Faces
Skill
Prerequisite
1 CP
Creator of Masks
CP
Cost
Description
Prerequisite
Face Of Dreams(NC)
1 SPI
Third Eye on Forehead
Face Of Storms
1 SPI
Lightning bolts through Both Eyes from forehead to cheeks
Face Of Dreams
Face Of Valor(NC)
1 SPI
Two thick bright vertical bands that come down from the
forehead over both eyes, to the neck
War Paint,
Face Of Storms
Face Of Spirits(NC)
2 SPI
Outline of a skull around entire face, with darkened eyes
Face Of Valor
Face Of Truth(NC)
3 SPI
Large symbol of new chosen Deity
Face Of Spirits
Crafter of Visages 1 CP
Skill
Art of Faces
CP
Cost
Description
Visage Of The Berserker(NC)
1 STR
Three Diagonal Stripes on both cheeks, angling down towards

the mouth, and three vertical stripes on the forehead
Visage Of Brutality(NC)
1 STR
Appearance of Blood coming from the lips and both eyes,

trailing down chin and cheeks
Visage Of The
Berserker
Visage Of Thorns(NC)
1 STR
Thorns and vines traveling along the jawline to the ears, and on
the neck (not around the eyes)
War Paint,
Visage Of The Corruptor(NC)
2 STR
Cracks dividing face into many sections, covering forehead, chin Visage Of
and both cheeks
Thorns
Visage Of The Phoenix(NC)
3 STR
Red and Orange Flames surrounding both eyes, traveling up the

forehead slightly
Master of Veils
Skill
1 CP
Prerequisite
Visage Of Brutality
Visage Of The
Corruptor
Crafter of Visages
CP
Cost
Description
Veil Of The Divine(NC)
1 INT
lines of dots following under both eyes, and down vertically

both cheeks near the lips, and in a V on the forehead
Veil Of Infinity(NC)
1 INT
Spider Web design on top of face, bridge of nose being center,

and covering forehead and half cheeks
Veil Of The
Divine
Veil Of Whispers(NC)
1 INT
Two vertical thin red bands, one crossing both eyes 'masking'
them, one crossing the mouth
War Paint,
Veil Of Infinity
Veil Of Sorcery(NC)
2 INT
Blue Flames extending from neck up the side of your face by the
ears around eyes to the forehead
Veil Of
Whispers
Veil Of The Changeling(NC)
3 INT
Colorful Butterfly with body on nose, and wings extending

through the eyes towards ears
Veil Of Sorcery
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RequieM Chapter 4e Recipe Matrix

Alchemy Recipes
Free Production
Fermenting Agent
When added to a Consumable while crafting it, will remove the expiration date on the Consumable
Extracts
Weak Extract (C)
Any 1 Common Component (makes 5)
Strong Extract (U)
Any 1 Uncommon Component (makes 5)
Concentrated Extract (R)
Any 1 Rare Component (makes 5)
Catalysts
Caustic Enzyme (C)
Raw Spores, Any Raw Magical Component
Essence of Pain (C)
Raw Venom, Any Raw Magical Component
Corrosive Enzyme (U)
Refined Spores, Any 2 Raw Magical Components
Essence of Agony (U)
Refined Venom, Any 2 Raw Magical Components
Deadly Essence (R)
Pure Blood, Pure Bone, Pure Venom
Essence of Torment (R)
Pure Venom, Any 2 Refined Herbal Components
Liquid Truesilver (R)
Pure Water, Glyph of Alacrity, Truesilver
Charged Electrum (R)
Pure Light, Glyph of Etching, Elementium
Eternal Arcana (R)
Pure Arcane, Eternal Glyph, Titan Steel
Umbral Essence (R)
Pure Essence, Glyph of Void, Null Stone
Distillations
Distilled Energy (C)
Raw Energy, Any Raw Mystical Component
Distilled Thought (C)
Raw Thought, Any Raw Mystical Component
Distilled Wyld (U)
Refined Wyld, Any 2 Raw Mystical Components
Distilled Power (U)
Refined Energy, Any 2 Raw Mystical Components
Distilled Acid (U)
Pure Spores, Any 2 Refined Herbal Components
Distilled Resilience (U)
Pure Essence, Any 2 Refined Herbal Components
Distilled Dream (R)
Pure Dream, Any 2 Refined Herbal Components
Distilled Life (R)
Pure Spirit, Any 2 Refined Mystical Components
Distilled Nether (R)
Uncut Netherite, Any 2 Refined Mystical Components
Distilled Purity (R)
Pure Divine, Any 2 Refined Mystical Components
Gases
Compressed Air (C)
Raw Air, Any Raw Herbal Component
Knockout Gas (C)
Raw Dream, Any Raw Herbal Component
Adhesive Spray (U)
Refined Air, Any 2 Raw Herbal Components
Volatile Gas (U)
Refined Air, Any 2 Raw Herbal Components
Compressed Vapor (U)
Refined Water, Any 2 Raw Herbal Components
Hallucinogenic Gas (U)
Refined Shadow, Any 2 Raw Herbal Components
Explosive Gas (R)
Pure Air, Any 2 Refined Herbal Components
Breath of Argandris (R)
Pure Arcane, Any 2 Refined Herbal Components
Compressed Voidmist (R)
Pure Void, Any 2 Refined Herbal Components
Mending Gas (R)
Pure Wyld, Any 2 Refined Herbal Components
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Chapter 4e Recipe Matrix
Simple Blade Poisons

Recipe
Description
Requires
Acidic Venom
Minor Use: 2 Damage by Acid
Weak Extract, Raw Spores
Minor Damage Venom
Minor Use: 2 Damage by Poison
Weak Extract, Raw Venom
Painful Venom
Minor Use: Agony by Poison
Weak Extract, Raw Blood
Silencing Venom
Minor Use: Silence by Poison
Weak Extract, Raw Air
Weakening Venom
Minor Use: Weakness by Poison
Weak Extract, Raw Husk
Average Blade Poisons

Recipe
Description
Requires
Damage Venom
Single Use: 5 Damage by Poison
Weak Extract, Essence of Pain
Debilitating Venom
Single Use: Mangle Poison
Weak Extract, Caustic Agent
Enfeebling Venom
Single Use: Enfeeble by Poison
Phobic Venom
Single Use: Repel by Poison
Weak Extract, Distilled Thought
Stunning Venom
Single Use: Stun by Poison
Weak Extract, Knockout Gas
Difficult Blade Poisons

Recipe
Description
Requires
Affecting Venom
Single Use: Add 'to Spirit' or 'to Shadow' by Poison on All Called
Weapon Strikes for the Battle
Potent Extract, Distilled Power,

Crystal Vial
Crippling Venom
Single Use: Slow by Supremacy
Potent Extract, Essence of Agony,

Crystal Vial
Enhanced Acidic Venom
Single Use: Double 3 Damage by Acid
Potent Extract, Corrosive Agent,

Crystal Vial
Paralytic Venom
Single Use: Paralyze by Poison

Crystal Vial
Vorpal Venom
Single Use: +5 'Lethal' and 'by Poison' to next Called Weapon

Damage during the Battle

Crystal Vial
Complex Blade Poisons

Recipe
Description
Requires
Blessed Venom
Until Hit: 10 Damage by Holy
Concentrated Extract, Essence of

Torment, Divine Infusion,
Diamond Vial
Concentrated Acidic Venom
Until Hit: Triple 5 Damage by Acid
Concentrated Extract, Distilled

Acid, Amplifying Infusion,
Diamond Vial
Fatal Venom
Until Hit: Death by Poison
Concentrated Extract, Deadly

Essence, Deadly Infusion, Diamond
Vial
Incapacitating Venom
Until Hit: Fatigue by Poison
Concentrated Extract, Compressed

Voidmist, Mental Infusion,
Diamond Vial
Reapplying Painful Venom
1x per Battle: Agony by Poison

Torment, Restorative Infusion,
Diamond Vial
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Simple Gas Poisons
Recipe
Description
Requires
Minor Poisonous Gas
Minor Use: 1 Damage by Poison
Weak Extract, Raw Venom
Maiming Gas
Minor Use: Maim by Poison
Weak Extract, Raw Bone
Minor Acid Gas
Minor Use: 2 Damage by Acid
Weak Extract, Raw Spores
Slowing Gas
Minor Use: Slow by Poison
Nerve Gas
Minor Use: Agony by Poison
Weak Extract, Raw Blood
Average Gas Poisons

Recipe
Description
Requires
Poisonous Gas
Minor Use: 3 Body by Poison
Corrosive Gas
Minor Use: Destroy to Clockwork
Disarming Gas
Minor Use: Double Disarm by Poison
Weak Extract, Compressed Air
Silencing Gas
Minor Use: Silence by Poison
Choking Gas
Minor Use: Plague by Poison
Difficult Gas Poisons

Recipe
Description
Requires
Sleeping Gas
Single Use: Sleep by Poison
Potent Extract, Compressed Vapor,

Crystal Vial
Shatter Gas
Single Use: Destroy Weapon by Poison

Crystal Vial
Disabling Gas
Single Use: Weakness and Enfeeble by Poison
Potent Extract, Compressed Vapor,

Crystal Vial
Acid Gas
Single Use: 5 Damage by Acid
Strong Extract, Compressed Vapor,

Crystal Vial
Withering Gas
Single Use: Mangle by Poison

Crystal Vial
Complex Gas Poisons

Recipe
Description
Requires
Berserk Gas
Single Use: Berserk by Poison

Diamond Vial
Major Poisonous Gas
Single Use: 10 Body by Poison

Torment, Amplifying Infusion,
Diamond Vial
Freezing Gas
Single Use: Freeze by Poison

Voidmist, Amplifying Infusion,
Diamond Vial
Command Gas
Single Use: Command by Poison

Diamond Vial
Enhanced Nerve Gas
Single Use: Extend Agony by Supremacy 30 seconds

Torment, Amplifying Infusion,
Diamond Vial
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Simple Salves
Recipe
Description
Requires
Stabilizing Salve
Stabilize by Poison
Weak Extract, Raw Spirit
Shielding Salve
Grant Shield Poison or Acid
Diagnostic Salve
Imbue: Allows any Diagnose <Effect or Trait> to a single helpless

target
Weak Extract, Raw Thought
Awakening Salve
Cure Sleep by Poison
Weak Extract, Raw Dream
Salve of Health
Cure Plague by Poison
Weak Extract, Raw Water
Recipe
Description
Requires
Salve of Stamina
Restore Stamina by Poison
Weak Extract, Distilled Energy
Salve of Stealth
Restore Stealth by Poison
Salve of Inspiration
Restore Inspiration by Poison
Salve of Arcane
Restore Arcane by Poison
Salve of Zeal
Restore Zeal by Poison
Recipe
Description
Requires
Healing Salve
Heal 5 by Poison
Potent Extract, Distilled Wyld,

Ornate Urn
Curative Salve
Cure <Effect> by Poison, of Character's choice

Ornate Urn
Mana Salve
Imbue by Poison: All Spells cast for Battle become Until Hit

Ornate Urn
Renewing Salve
Imbue by Poison: Restores a Per Refresh skill of Character's choice

Ornate Urn
Restorative Salve
Restore All Stamina, Stealth, Inspiration, Arcane and Zeal by

Poison

Ornate Urn
Recipe
Description
Requires
Salve of Vigor
Restore Endurance by Poison

Resilience, Restorative Infusion,
Precious Urn
Salve of Eternal Sleep
Imbue by Supremacy: Stops Death Count of Character Indefinitely

Resilience, Divine Infusion,
Precious Urn
Revitalizing Salve
Imbue by Poison: Restore a Per Event Skill of Character's Choice

Dream, Restorative Infusion,
Precious Urn
Treatment Salve
Allows a Character to receive Heal and Cure Effects for the Battle,
even if normally Immune
Concentrated Extract, Mending

Gas, Divine Infusion, Precious Urn
Refilling Stabilizing Salve
1x per Battle Stabilize by Poison

Gas, Restorative Infusion, Precious
Urn
Average Salves
Difficult Salves
Complex Salves
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Simple Toxins
Recipe
Description
Requires
Intoxicant
Inflict Card (by Toxin) Recipient will become drunk, carefree,

and irresponsible for 15 minutes
Weak Extract, Any Component
Stunning Toxin
Stun by Toxin
Weak Extract, Raw Earth
Marking Toxin
Inflict Marked by Toxin
Weak Extract, Raw Fire
Arthritic Toxin
Target may not wield weapons for 1 hour
Weak Extract, Raw Shadow
Toxin of Spell Suppression
Target may not cast spells for 1 hour
Weak Extract, Raw Void
Recipe
Description
Requires
Fatal Toxin
Inflict Card (by Toxin) Target collapses to Dead, if he consumes

his food or drink
Knockout Toxin
Extended Stun by Toxin 1 hour
Weak Extract, Knockout Gas
Pacifying Toxin
Target may not attack Character for 1 day
Warning Spores
Inflict Card (by Toxin) Body Trap, Agony by Supremacy

*Helpless target only, removed if no longer Helpless
Toxin of Mutation
Imbue by Toxin Target may use 1 long claw until next Refresh
Recipe
Description
Requires
Forget Toxin
Inflict Card (by Toxin) Target forgets the last 3 hours

(permanent)
Potent Extract, Hallucinogenic Gas,

Ornate Urn
Toxin of Control
Inflict Controlled by Toxin Character may Voice Attack to

Controlled any Ability they possess

Ornate Urn
Enhanced Knockout Toxin
Empowered Extended Stun by Supremacy 1 hour

Ornate Urn
Slow Death Toxin
Delay Slay by Poison 1 hour

Ornate Urn
Toxin of Concealment
Imbue by Toxin Give false answer to any Diagnose question until

next Refresh

Ornate Urn
Recipe
Description
Requires
Truth Toxin
Inflict Card (by Toxin) Target must answer all questions

truthfully to the best of his ability

Resilience, Mental Infusion,
Precious Urn
Toxin Antidote
Empowered Cure by Toxin

Gas, Restorative Infusion, Precious
Urn
Enslavement Toxin
Empowered Extended Dominate by Toxin 1 hour

Dream, Mental Infusion, Precious
Urn
Toxic Spores
Inflict Card (by Toxin) Body Trap, Death by Trap *helpless target
only, removed if no longer helpless

Acid, Spirit Infusion, Precious Urn
Toxin of Subterfuge
Imbue by Toxin Target may lie even under any effect to tell the
truth until next Refresh

Resilience, Mental Infusion,
Precious Urn
Average Toxins
Difficult Toxins
Complex Toxins
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Blacksmithing Recipes
Free Production
Fireproofing Agent
When added to a Consumable while crafting it, will make the Consumable 'No Effect' to Destroy
Materials
Materials (C)
Repairs a Normal/Untagged Item with a Repair Skill at a Forge
Enhanced Materials (U)
Repairs a Magic/Tagged Item at with a Repair Skill at a Forge
Special Materials (R)
Repairs a Special/Artifact Item with a Repair Skill at a Forge
Alloys
Worked Leather (C)
Raw Ore
Worked Stone (C)
Raw Ore
Worked Metal (C)
Raw Ore
Truesilver (U)
Refined Ore, Gold Ingot, 2x Silver Ingot
Sylvan Timber (U)
Refined Ore, Refined Wyld, Any 2 Raw Herbal Components
Titan Steel (U)
Refined Ore, Durasteel Ingot, Any 2 Magical Components
Cold Iron (U)
Refined Ore, Refined Water, 2x Iron Ingot
Elementium (U)
Refined Ore, Raw Earth, Raw Fire, Raw Air, Raw Water
Null Stone (U)
Refined Ore, Uncut Onyx, 2x Uncut Obsidian
Arcanite (R)
Adamantite Ingot, Pure Arcane
Containers
Hardening Kiln (C)
Raw Earth, Any Common Physical Component
Arcane Bath (C)
Raw Arcane, Any Common Physical Component
Ornate Urn (U)
Gold Ingot, Any 2 Raw Magical Components
Crystal Vial (U)
Uncut Crystal, Any 2 Raw Mystical Components
Hardened Mold (U)
Refined Earth, Refined Void, 2x Refined Ore
Masterwork Mold (U)
Durasteel Ingot, Refined Void, 2x Refined Ore
Precious Urn (R)
Mithril Ingot, Any 2 Refined Elemental Components
Diamond Vial (R)
Uncut Diamond, Any 2 Refined Elemental Components
Mithril Mold (R)
Mithril Ingot, Pure Void, 2x Pure Ore
Adamantite Mold (R)
Adamantite Ingot, Pure Void, 2x Pure Ore
Dusts
Silver Powder (C)
Silver Ingot, Any Common Physical Component
Iron Fillings (C)
Iron Ingot, Any Common Physical Component
Mending Flux (U)
Refined Essence, Cold Iron, Elementium
Repairing Flux (U)
Refined Essence, Titan Steel, Sylvan Timber
Chromatic Sand (U)
Refined Arcane, Elementium
Temporal Flux (R)
Pure Essence, Arcanite, Mending Flux
Continual Flux (R)
Pure Essence, Arcanite, Repairing Flux
Nether Dust (R)
Uncut Netherite, Pure Void
Arcanite Powder (R)
Arcanite, Any 2 Refined Elemental Components
Soul Fragments (R)
Uncut Diamond, Pure Spirit
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Simple Armor
Recipe
Description
Requires
Repairable Strapping
10 sec RP: Allows a suit of Armor to Refit to full once during the Battle
Worked Leather, Raw Essence
Featherlight Strapping
10 sec RP: Allows a suit of Armor to be Refit without removing it

once during the Battle
Worked Leather, Raw Air
Polishing Stone
10 sec RP: Deflect any Called Spell Damage less than 4 once during the Battle
Worked Stone, Silver Ingot
Solidifying Stone
10 sec RP: Allows a suit of Armor to 'Deflect Agony' once during the Battle
Worked Stone, Raw Spirit
Armor Spikes
10 sec RP: Convert a Called Weapon Damage to an Aura Defense

for an additional (1 ANY) once during the Battle
Worked Metal, Raw Void
Recipe
Description
Requires
Reinforced Strapping
10 sec RP: Allows a suit of Armor to call Deflect against an Aura

Attack once during the Battle
Worked Leather, Iron Fillings
Plated Strapping
10 sec RP: Allows a suit of Armor to be 'No Effect' to Agony for the Battle
Worked Leather, Silver Powder
Warding Stone
10 sec RP: Allows a suit of Armor to take -1 Called Weapon Damage

for the Battle
Worked Stone, Iron Fillings
Crystalized Stone
10 sec RP: Allows a suit of Armor to take -1 Called Spell Damage for
the Battle
Worked Stone, Arcane Bath
Protective Armor Spikes
10 sec RP: Add the Major Prefix to any Defense for an additional (2
ANY) once during the Battle
Worked Metal, Silver Powder
Recipe
Description
Requires
Armor Refurbishment
Extend a Blacksmith created Armor with a Prefix by 6 months.
x2 Enhanced Materials, Mending

Flux, Refurbishment Plans
Helm Refurbishment
Extend a Blacksmith created Helm with a Prefix by 6 months.

Masterworked Armor
Blacksmith created specific Masterworked Armor with a duration

of 1 year.
Masterwork Mold, Elementium x2,

Sunfeather Padding, Armor Design,
Reinforced Plating
Masterworked Battle Armor
Blacksmith created specific Masterworked Battle Armor with a

duration of 1 year.
Masterwork Mold, Elementium x2,

Sunfeather Padding, Armor Design,
Reinforced Plating
Masterworked Helm
Blacksmith created specific Masterworked Helm with a duration of

1 year.
Masterwork Mold, Elementium,

Contour Downfeathers, Armor
Design, Reinforced Plating
Enchanted Prefix
Melee Weapon, Shoulders: 1x per Battle, +1 Damage with a 'by

Magic' Spell
Helm: Counts a crown for enchanting purposes and enchanting
abilities in it will last 2 events instead of 1
Masterworked Item, Hardened

Mold, Infusion Concept, Sylvan
Timber
Blessed Prefix
Melee Weapon, Shoulders: 1x per Battle, +1 Healing with a 'by

Faith' Spell
Helm: Counts as a crown for blessing purposes and blessing
abilities in it will last 2 events instead of 1

Mold, Infusion Concept, Cold Iron
Durable Prefix
Quiver, Melee or Ranged Weapon: 1x per Refresh, Resist Destroy

Shield, Armor, Helm, Shoulders: 1x per Refresh, Resist Destroy

Dwarven Prefix
Heavy or Battle Armor: 1x per Battle, Refit a suit to full value

Shield, Melee Weapon: Add +6 inches to max length of weapon
or shield

Mold, Infusion Concept, Null Stone
Elven Prefix
Light, Medium or Heavy Armor: May wear a light Armor Rep

for Medium/Heavy Armor (No Rep for Light Armor)
Mold, Infusion Concept, Sylvan
Ranged Weapon: Desperate Defense does not require an RP time Timber
and 1x per Battle, remove any 'aiming' RP time.
Average Armor
Difficult Armor
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Complex Armor
Recipe
Description
Requires
Enhanced Armor
Refurbishment
Extend a Blacksmith created Armor with a Prefix and Suffix by 6

months
Special Materials x2, Continual

Flux, Reimbued Plating,
Restoration Plans
Enhanced Helm
Refurbishment
Extend a Blacksmith created Helm with a Prefix and Suffix by 6

months

Restoration Plans
of the Ages Suffix
Anything: Blacksmith Item does not Expire
Masterworked Item, Adamantite

Mold, Enhancement Concept,
Eternal Arcana, Platinum Tesseract
of Craftsmanship Suffix
Anything: Item does not require a Material component to Repair

Charged Electrum, Living Metal
of Etching Suffix
Anything: Rune on Item does need components to Refresh every

Event
Masterworked Item, Mithril Mold,

Enhancement Concept, Eternal
Arcana, Starmetal Seal
of Skill Suffix
Melee or Ranged Weapon: 1x per Battle: -1 Attribute Cost to

any Offensive Weapon Ability
Shield, Armor, Shoulders: 1x per Battle: -1 Attribute Cost to
any Deflect or Parry Defense

Enhancement Concept, Charged
Electrum, Platinum Tesseract
of Smoke Suffix
Armor, Helm, Shoulders: 1x per Battle: -1 Attribute Cost to any

effect generating a Form
Shield: 1x per Battle: -1 Attribute Cost to any Evade defense

Umbral Essence, Abyssal Shard
of the Master Suffix
Helm, Shoulders, Armor: If character wears this the entire

event, gain +3 of an Attribute for purposes of production points
Shield, Melee or Ranged Weapon: All consumable Items on
character are considered Until Hit.

Electrum, Elemental Nexus
of Sorcery Suffix
Helm, Shoulders, Armor: Power Circles cast by Character will

last the entire Event
Shield, Melee or Ranged Weapon: Item may be held while
casting Magic spells

Arcana, Arcanite Core
of the Exalted Suffix
Helm, Shoulders, Armor: Doubles the amount of times

character can generate the Merciful Judgement ability
Shield, Melee or Ranged Weapon: Item may be held while
casting Faith spells

Enhancement Concept, Liquid
Truesilver, Blessed Emblem
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Simple Melee Weapons
Recipe
Description
Requires
Arcane Stone
10 sec RP: Allows a Melee Weapon to call 'by Magic' once during the Battle
Worked Stone, Raw Arcane
Divine Stone
10 sec RP: Allows a Melee Weapon to call 'by Holy' once during the Battle
Lighten Grip
10 sec RP: Allows a Melee Weapon to 'Deflect Disarm' once during the Battle
Sturdy Grip
10 sec RP: Allows a Melee Weapon to Deflect a Called Damage attack under 4
Worked Leather, Iron Ingot
Guarded Grip
10 sec RP: Allows a Melee Weapon to 'Deflect Maim' once during the Battle
Worked Leather, Raw Dream
Average Melee Weapons

Recipe
Description
Requires
Sharpening Stone
10 sec RP: Allows a Bladed Melee Weapon to call +1 Called Damage

for the Battle
Worked Stone, Hardening Kiln
Weight Stone
10 sec RP: Allows a Blunt Melee Weapon to call +1 Called Damage

for the Battle
Imbued Grip
10 sec RP: Allows any Deflect Skill to work against 'by Magic' and
'by Faith' for the Battle
Worked Leather, Iron Filings
Cushioned Grip
10 sec RP: Allows a Melee Weapon to call Deflect against a Volley

attack once during the Battle
Worked Leather, Arcane Bath
Deft Grip
10 sec RP: Allows a Melee Weapon to be No Effect to Disarm for

the Battle
Difficult Melee Weapons

Recipe
Description
Requires
Weapon Refurbishment
Extend a Blacksmith created Melee Weapon with a Prefix by 6

months
x2 Enhanced Materials, Repairing

2H Weapon Refurbishment
Extend a Blacksmith created Two-Handed Melee Weapon with a

Prefix by 6 months

Masterworked Weapon
Blacksmith created specific Masterworked One-Handed Weapon

with a duration of 1 year
Masterwork Mold, Titan Steel x2,

Ornate Handle, Weapon Design,
Razor Edge/Balanced Weight
Masterworked 2H Weapon
Blacksmith created specific Masterworked Two-Handed Weapon

with a duration of 1 year

Masterworked Staff
Blacksmith created specific Masterworked Staff with a duration of 1

year
Masterwork Mold, Sylvan Timber

x2, Balanced Grip, Weapon Design,
Fortified Banding
Silver Prefix
Melee Weapon, Quiver: All Called strikes are 'by Silver' (+1
called damage for 2-Handed)
Helm or Armor: -1 Called Damage taken from Spells

Mold, Infusion Concept, Truesilver
Iron Prefix
Melee Weapon, Quiver: All Called strikes are 'by Iron' (+1 called
damage for 2-Handed)
Helm, Armor: -1 Called Damage from Melee & Ranged Strikes
Keen/Weighted Prefix
Melee or Ranged Weapon: grants +X Called Damage based on

the Weapon Chart
Shoulders: +1 Armor Rating
Melee or Ranged Weapon: 1x per Battle, a Called Weapon Damage
Vampiric Prefix
Vorpal Prefix
that successfully affects a target generates 'Activate Heal to Self'
Staff: 1x per Refresh, a Called Damage Spell that successfully

affects a target generates 'Restore 1 Arcane or Zeal'
Melee or Ranged Weapon: 1x per Battle add 'Lethal' to any
Called Damage
Shoulders, Helm: 1x per Battle Reduce Death to Bleeding Out
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Complex Melee Weapons

Recipe
Description
Requires
Enhanced Weapon
Refurbishment
Extend a Blacksmith created Melee Weapon with a Prefix and

Suffix by 6 months
Special Materials x2, Temporal

Flux, Recharging Matrix,
Restoration Plans
Enhanced 2H Weapon
Refurbishment
Extend a Blacksmith created Two-Handed Melee Weapon with a

Prefix and Suffix by 6 months

Restoration Plans
of the Devout Suffix
Staff: This item counts a Holy Symbol for blessing purposes and
blessing abilities in it will last 2 events instead of 1

Liquid Truesilver, Blessed Emblem
of the Magi Suffix
Staff: This item counts a Wand, Ring or Amulet for enchanting

purposes and enchanting abilities in it will last 2 events instead of 1

Eternal Arcana, Arcanite Core
of Ritual Power Suffix
Staff: This item can be Enhanced with Rituals

Arcana, Bundled Leylines
of Purity Suffix
Melee Weapon or Quiver: All called strikes may be 'by Holy' (+1
called damage for 2-Handed)
Shield or Armor: -1 Called Damage taken 'by Faith' and use any Truesilver, Blessed Emblem
defense you posses against a 'by Faith' attack
of Magic Suffix
Melee Weapon or Quiver: All called strikes may be 'by Magic'

(+1 called damage for 2-Handed)
Shield or Armor: -1 Called Damage taken 'by Magic' and use any
defense you posses against a 'by Magic' attack

Charged Electrum, Arcanite Core
of Runic Power Suffix
Melee or Ranged Weapon: Character may possess 2 Weapon

Runes
Helm or Shoulders: Character may possess 2 Tattoos

Eternal Arcana, Starmetal Seal
of Vision Suffix
Helm: Character receives prophetic dreams and visions

Staff: 1x per Refresh, May open a Portal to the Dreamscape in a
Power Circle for caster and 5 others for an Adventure

Liquid Truesilver, Bundled
Leylines
of Planar Alignment Suffix
Helm: Most elementals will not will not harm character

Staff: 1x per Refresh, May open a Portal to an Elemental Plane in
a Power Circle for caster and 5 others for an Adventure

Arcana, Elemental Nexus
2-Handed Weapon: Weapon is 'No Effect' to Destroy

Eternal Arcana, Living Metal
Deadly Prefix
2-Handed Weapon: All Called Damage by Weapon has the

Massive Prefix for no additional cost.

Umbral Essence, Abyssal Shard
Elemental Prefix
2-Handed Weapon: All Called Strikes by Weapon may be by

Fire, Water, Earth or Air interchangeably (one per swing)

Charged Electrum, Elemental
Nexus
Imbued Prefix

Magic or Holy interchangeably (one per swing)

Truesilver, Platinum Tesseract
Truesilver Prefix

Silver or Iron interchangeably (one per swing)

Liquid Truesilver, Bundled
Leylines
Mastercrafted Prefix
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Simple Ranged Weapons
Recipe
Description
Requires
Piercing Tip
10 sec RP: Allows a single '2 Damage' by Ranged once during the Battle
Worked Stone, Raw Arcane
Vorpal Tip
10 sec RP: Allows a Missile Weapon to call Lethal once during the Battle
Injection Tip
10 sec RP: Allows a Minor or Single Use Blade Poison to be Until

Hit on a Ranged Weapon
Hollow Pointed Tip
10 sec RP: Allows a Ranged Weapon to call Body once during the Battle
Worked Leather, Iron Ingot
Poison Arrows
10 sec RP: Allows a Missile Weapon to call 'by Poison' with Called
Strikes for the Battle
Worked Leather, Raw Dream
Average Ranged Weapons

Recipe
Description
Requires
Blessed Arrows
10 sec RP: Allows a Missile Weapon to call 'by Holy' with Called
Magic Arrows
10 sec RP: Allows a Missile Weapon to call 'by Magic' with Called
Sharpened Arrows
10 sec RP: Allows a Missile Weapon to call +1 Called Damage for the Battle
Worked Leather, Iron Filings
Barbed Tip
10 sec RP: Allows a single 'Plague by Weapon' by Ranged during

the Battle
Split Tip
10 sec RP: Allows a Called Strike by Ranged to be a 2 Packet Burst

Difficult Ranged Weapons

Recipe
Description
Requires
Ranged Weapon
Refurbishment
Extend a Blacksmith created Ranged Weapon with a Prefix by 6

months

Quiver Refurbishment
Extend a Blacksmith created Quiver with a Prefix by 6 months

Masterworked Quiver
Blacksmith created specific Masterworked Quiver with a duration

of 1 year

Masterworked Missile
Weapon
Blacksmith created specific Masterworked Missile Weapon with a

duration of 1 year

Masterworked Thrown
Weapon
Blacksmith created specific Masterworked Thrown Weapon with a

duration of 1 year
Masterwork Mold, Sylvan Timber

x2, Balanced Grip, Weapon Design,
Fortified Banding
Shadowy Prefix
Melee Weapon or Quiver: All called strikes are 'by Shadow' (+1
called damage for 2Hs)
Shield or Armor: -1 Called Damage taken 'by Shadow' and 1x per Mold, Infusion Concept, Truesilver
Battle, Use one defense you posses against a 'by Shadow' attack
Immaculate Prefix
Quiver: 1x per Battle, Able to go Spirit and gather ammunition,

must return to point of origin to come out
Helm, Shoulders: 1x per Refresh, 'Major Resist Disease'

Serpentine Prefix
Melee Weapon or Quiver: 1x per Battle, Convert a

Minor/Single Use Blade Poison to Until Hit
Helm, Shoulders: 1x per Refresh, 'Major Resist Poison'

Brutal Prefix
Melee or Ranged Weapon: 1x per Refresh add 'Double' to any

Called Weapon Strike
Shoulders, Shield: 1x per Refresh add 'Double' to any Defense

Piercing Prefix
Melee Weapon: 1x per Refresh, A Called Strike that is defended

generates 'Activate Restore 1 Stamina or Stealth'
Ranged Weapon: 1x per Battle, add 'Body' to any Called Damage.

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Complex Ranged Weapons

Recipe
Description
Requires
Enhanced Ranged Weapon

Refurbishment
Extend a Blacksmith created Ranged Weapon with a Prefix and

Suffix by 6 months

Restoration Plans
Enhanced Quiver
Refurbishment
Extend a Blacksmith created Quiver Weapon with a Prefix and

Suffix by 6 months

Restoration Plans
of the True Ownership

Suffix
Anything: Item cannot be taken, and travels with spirit and Item
can be used by Specters

Enhancement Concept, Umbral
Essence, Abyssal Shard
of Ease Suffix
Armor, Shield, Melee or Ranged Weapon: Item can be used

by anyone, regardless or skill or racial restriction

Essence, Bundled Leylines
of Treatment Suffix
Anything: +1 to all Heal Effects taken, Character may be effected

by any Heal or Cure effects, even if race disallows it

Electrum, Blessed Emblem
of the Moon Suffix
Anything: During the Night(6pm to 6am) All 'per Battle'

Blacksmith Prefixes on item are continuous effects
Anything: During the Night(6pm to 6am) All 'per Refresh'
Blacksmith Prefixes on item are 'per Battle'

Umbral Essence, Orb of Pure
Starlight
of the Sun Suffix
Anything: During the Day(6am to 6pm) All 'per Battle' Blacksmith

Prefixes on item are continuous effects
Anything: During the Day(6am to 6pm) All 'per Refresh'
Blacksmith Prefixes on item are 'per Battle'

Charged Electrum, Orb of Pure
Starlight
of Perfection Suffix
Anything: All 'per Battle' Blacksmith Prefixes on item are

continuous effects
Anything: All 'per Refresh' Blacksmith Prefixes on item are 'per
Battle'

Charged Electrum, Platinum
Tesseract
of Accuracy Suffix
Ranged: All 'Single Use' and 'Minor Use' ranged weapon Skills
become 'Until Hit'
Melee: 1x per Battle Add 'Massive' Prefix to any Called Weapon
Strike

Essence, Sight of Sylvana
of Swiftness Suffix
Shield, Quiver, Melee or Ranged Weapon: Character does

not need to spend time to Endurance Refresh
Helm, Shoulders and Armor: All negative duration 5 minute
effects on character are reduced to 2.5 minutes.

Truesilver, Sight of Sylvana
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Simple Shields
Recipe
Description
Requires
Tightened Grip
10 sec RP: Allows a Shield to 'Deflect Destroy' once during the Battle
Worked Leather, Raw Essence
Comfortable Grip
10 sec RP: Allows a Shield to 'Deflect Massive' once during the Battle
Grounding Spike
10 sec RP: Allows a Shield to 'Resist Disengage' once during the Battle
Reflecting Stone
10 sec RP: Allows any Deflect Skill to work against 'by Magic' once
during the Battle
Worked Stone, Raw Spirit
Razor Spike
10 sec RP: Allows a single '2 Damage Aura' with Shield once during the Battle
Worked Metal, Raw Void
Recipe
Description
Requires
Deflection Stone
10 sec RP: Allows a Shield to upgrade all Deflect Skills to Parry for
the Battle
Worked Leather, Iron Fillings
Hardening Stone
10 sec RP: Allows a Shield to be No Effect to Destroy for the Battle
Worked Leather, Silver Powder
Reinforcing Spike
10 sec RP: Allows a Shield to 'Resist Knockback' once during the Battle
Worked Stone, Iron Fillings
Hooked Spike
10 sec RP: Allow s a single 'Disarm Aura' with a Shield once during the Battle
Worked Stone, Arcane Bath
Sharpened Spike
10 sec RP: Allows +1 Called Damage with any Physical Aura for the
Battle
Worked Metal, Silver Powder
Recipe
Description
Requires
Shield Refurbishment
Extend a Blacksmith created Shield with a Prefix by 6 months.

Shoulder Refurbishment
Extend a Blacksmith created Shield with a Prefix by 6 months.

Masterworked Buckler
Blacksmith created specific Masterworked Buckler with a duration

of 1 year.
Masterwork Mold, Cold Iron,

Reinforcing Plating, Shield Design,
Ornate Handle
Masterworked Shield
Blacksmith created specific Masterworked Shield with a duration of Masterwork Mold, Cold Iron,
Reinforcing Plating, Shield Design,
1 year.
Ornate Handle
Masterworked Shoulders
Blacksmith created specific Masterworked Shoulders with a

duration of 1 year.
Masterwork Mold, Cold Iron,

Contour Downfeathers, Armor
Design, Reinforced Plating
Fiery Prefix
Melee Weapon, Quiver: All called strikes are 'by Fire' (+1 called
damage for 2Hs)
Shield or Armor: -1 Called Damage taken 'by Fire' and 1x per
Battle, Use one defense you posses against a 'by Fire' attack

Mold, Infusion Concept,
Elementium
Icy Prefix
Melee Weapon, Quiver: All called strikes are 'by Water' (+1
Shield, Armor: -1 Called Damage taken 'by Water' and 1x per
Battle, Use one defense you posses against a 'by Water' attack

Elementium
Earthen Prefix
Melee Weapon, Quiver: All called strikes are 'by Earth' (+1
Shield, Armor: -1 Called Damage taken 'by Earth' and 1x per
Battle, Use one defense you posses against a 'by Earth' attack

Elementium
Static Prefix
Melee Weapon, Quiver: All called strikes are 'by Air' (+1 called
damage for 2Hs)
Shield, Armor: -1 Called Damage taken 'by Air' and 1x per Battle, Elementium
Use one defense you posses against a 'by Air' attack
Serrated Prefix
Melee Weapon or Quiver: 1x per Battle, Upgrade a Maim

attack to Mangle
Shoulders, Shield: 1x per Refresh, -1 Attribute on any Aura
Defense.
Average Shields
Difficult Shields
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Complex Shields
Recipe
Description
Requires
Enhanced Shield
Refurbishment
Extend a Blacksmith created Shield with a Prefix and Suffix by 6

months

Restoration Plans
Enhanced Shoulder
Refurbishment
Extend a Blacksmith created Shoulder with a Prefix and Suffix by 6

months

Restoration Plans
of Nature Suffix
Shoulders: All Outdoors skills may be used Indoors

Essence, Living Metal
of Day Suffix
Shoulders: All Day only skills may be used during the night

Electrum, Orb of Pure Starlight
of Night Suffix
Shoulders: All Night only skills may be used during the day

Essence, Orb of Pure Starlight
of Blocking Suffix
Shield: 'No Effect' to Massive attacks blocked with Shield

Melee Weapon: Deflect and Parry skills may be used against
Torso hits

Umbral Essence, Sight of Sylvana
of Awareness Suffix
Shield: Use any defense you posses against a 'to Back' attack
Helm: Use any defense you posses against a 'by Trap' attack

Truesilver, Living Metal
of Defense Suffix
Shield: Any defense can be used on Packet Attacks that are

physically blocked with this Shield
Helm, Shoulders: -1 Called Damage taken

Liquid Truesilver, Arcanite Core
of Runic Might Suffix
Shield: Character may possess 2 Shield Runes

Armor: Character may possess 2 Armor Runes

Liquid Truesilver, Starmetal Seal
of Absorption Suffix
Shield: 1x per Battle, Add the 'Major' Prefix to any defense used
against attack physically blocked with this Shield
Helm, Shoulders: 1x per Battle, Resist any Melee or Spell attack
that would incapacitate you

Eternal Arcana, Abyssal Shard
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Potion Making Recipes
Free Production
Dissolving Agent
Destroy any 1 item to return 1 random Reagent used in making it
Solutions
Cloudy Solution (C)
Clear Solution(U)
Purified Solution (R)
Dyes
Golden Dye (U)
Gold Ingot, Any 2 Raw Elemental Components
Cobalt Dye (U)
Refined Arcane, Any 2 Raw Elemental Components
Ghost Dye(U)
Refined Spirit, Any 2 Raw Elemental Components
Modifying Pigment (U)
Refined Shadow, Any 2 Raw Elemental Components
Protective Gloss (U)
Refined Husk, Any 2 Common Physical Components
Pearl Dye (R)
Pure Divine, Any 2 Refined Elemental Components
Azure Dye (R)
Pure Arcane, Any 2 Refined Elemental Components
Lustrous Dye (R)
Pure Light, Any 2 Refined Elemental Components
Transforming Pigment (R)
Pure Shadow, Any 2 Refined Elemental Components
Safeguarding Gloss (R)
Pure Husk, Any 2 Refined Elemental Components
Infusions
Arcane Infusion (C)
Raw Arcane, Any Raw Magical Component
Cementing Infusion (C)
Raw Wyld, Any Raw Magical Component
Mercurial Infusion (U)
Refined Spore, Any 2 Common Physical Components
Tempered Infusion (U)
Refined Fire, Any 2 Common Physical Components
Deadly Infusion (R)
Pure Venom, Any 2 Refined Magical Components
Mental Infusion (R)
Pure Though, Any 2 Refined Magical Components
Restorative Infusion (R)
Pure Blood, Any 2 Refined Magical Components
Divine Infusion (R)
Pure Divine, Any 2 Refined Magical Components
Spiritual Infusion (R)
Uncut Spirit,Any 2 Refined Magical Components
Amplifying Infusion (R)
Pure Essence, Any 2 Refined Magical Components
Oils
Brilliant Oil (C)
Raw Light, Any Raw Mystical Component
Crimson Oil (C)
Raw Blood, Any Raw Mystical Component
Blessed Oil (C)
Raw Divine, Any Raw Herbal Component
Releasing Oil (C)
Raw Essence, Any Raw Herbal Component
Radiant Oil (U)
Refined Light, Any 2 Raw Mystical Components
Plasma Oil (U)
Refined Blood, Any 2 Raw Mystical Components
Hallowed Oil (U)
Refined Divine, Any 2 Raw Herbal Components
Mann Oil (U)
Refined Arcane, Any 2 Raw Herbal Component
Abyssal Oil (R)
Pure Shadow, Any 2 Refined Mystical Components
Bloodmist Oil (R)
Pure Blood, Any 2 Refined Mystical Components
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Simple Cauldrons
Recipe
Description
Requires
Cauldron of Healing
5 min RP: First 6 people that drink from Cauldron Receive: Heal by
Poison
Cloudy Solution, Raw Divine
Cauldron of Health
5 min RP: First 6 people that drink from Cauldron Receive: Cure
Plague by Poison
Cloudy Solution, Raw Water
Cauldron of Elemental Power
5 min RP: First 6 people that drink from Cauldron Receive: Imbue by
Poison Next Called Strike by Weapon is by <Element> for next Battle
Cloudy Solution, Any 2 Raw

Elements
Cauldron of Vigor
5 min RP: First 6 people that drink from Cauldron Receive: Imbue
by Poison - Reduce Mangle to Maim, once until next Refresh
Cloudy Solution, Raw Wyld
Cauldron of Expanding
5 min RP: First 6 people that drink from Cauldron Receive a

Potion or Elixir Effect put into the Cauldron.
Cloudy Solution, Raw Spirit
Recipe
Description
Requires
Cauldron of Restoration
5 min RP: First 6 people that drink from Cauldron Receive: Heal 3
by Poison
Cloudy Solution, Crimson Oil
Cauldron of Remedy
5 min RP: First 6 people that drink from Cauldron Receive: Dispel
Disease and Dispel Poison by Poison
Cloudy Solution, Blessed Oil
Cauldron of Benevolence
by Poison: +1 Healing done to character for next Battle.
Cauldron of Spell Power
by Poison: +1 Damage done with Spells for next Battle.
Cloudy Solution, Arcane Infusion
Cauldron of Phosphorous
5 min RP: Imbue - 6 Light Sticks that may be given away and last 8 hours
Cloudy Solution, Brilliant Oil
Recipe
Description
Requires
Cauldron of Poison
Resistance
5 min RP: First 6 people that drink from Cauldron Receive: Resist
Poison once, until next Refresh
Clear Solution, Plasma Oil , Ornate

Urn
Cauldron of Magic Resistance
Magic once, until next Refresh
Clear Solution, Mana Oil , Ornate

Urn
Cauldron of Faith Resistance
Faith once, until next Refresh
Clear Solution, Hallowed Oil ,

Ornate Urn
Cauldron of Luminescence
5 min RP: Imbue: 6 Plot approved Flashlights or LEDs that may be

given away and last 8 hours
Clear Solution, Radiant Oil, Ornate

Urn
Cauldron of Terrain Combat
5 min RP: First 6 people that drink from Cauldron Receive: Imbue by
Poison: Remove all Environmental Restrictions for an Adventure
Clear Solution, Mercurial Infusion,

Ornate Urn
Recipe
Description
Requires
Cauldron of Undeath
Cleansing
5 min RP: First 6 people that drink from Cauldron Receive:

Empowered Cure Infected
Purified Solution, Divine Infusion,

Distilled Purity, Precious Urn
Cauldron of Divine Protection
5 min RP: First 6 people that drink from Cauldron Receive: Reduce Purified Solution, Divine Infusion,
Distilled Nether, Precious Urn
Death to Bleeding Out once for next Battle
Cauldron of Complete
Restoration
5 min RP: First 6 people that drink from Cauldron Receive: Cure
All and Heal All by Poison
Purified Solution, Bloodmist Oil,

Distilled Resilience, Precious Urn
Cauldron of Fearlessness
5 min RP: First 6 people that drink from Cauldron Receive: No

Effect to Fear for next Battle
Purified Solution, Mental Infusion,

Distilled Dream, Precious Urn
Cauldron of Health
5 min RP: First 6 people that drink from Cauldron Receive: No

Effect to Disease or Plague for next Battle

Distilled Purity, Precious Urn
Average Cauldrons
Difficult Cauldrons
Complex Cauldrons
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Simple Elixirs
Recipe
Description
Requires
Elixir of Health
Cure Plague by Poison
Cloudy Solution, Raw Water
Elixir of Vigor
Cure Maim by Poison
Cloudy Solution, Raw Bone
Elixir of Power
Cure Weakness by Poison
Cloudy Solution, Raw Essence
Elixir of Voice
Cure Silence by Poison
Cloudy Solution, Raw Thought
Elixir of Mobility
Cure Slow by Poison
Cloudy Solution, Raw Spirit
Recipe
Description
Requires
Elixir of Remedy
Cure Disease and Dispel Poison
Elixir of Control
Cure Paralyze by Poison
Cloudy Solution, Releasing Oil
Elixir of Major Vigor
Cure Mangle by Poison
Cloudy Solution, Cementing

Infusion
Elixir of Might
Cure Enfeeble by Poison
Elixir of Dreams
Imbue by Poison: Target is affected by Sleep by Poison, but after 1

minute will receive Cure All by Poison
Recipe
Description
Requires
Elixir of Judgment
Cure Dominate by Poison
Clear Solution, Plasma Oil , Crystal

Vial
Elixir of Enduring
Cure Fatigue by Poison

Vial
Elixir of Thawing
Cure Freeze by Poison
Clear Solution, Tempered Infusion

, Crystal Vial
Elixir of Attraction
Cure Repel by Poison

Crystal Vial
Elixir of Revival
Cure Stun by Poison
Clear Solution, Tempered Infusion,

Crystal Vial
Recipe
Description
Requires
Elixir of Life
Cure Death by Poison
Purified Solution, Spiritual

Infusion, Distilled Life, Precious
Urn
Curative Elixir
Cure All by Poison
Purified Solution, Restorative

Infusion, Distilled Resilience,
Precious Urn
Panacea
Imbue: Remove single Inflict or Empowered Effect by Poison
Purified Solution, Amplifying

Infusion, Distilled Nether, Precious
Urn
Refilling Elixir of Health
1x per Battle Cure Plague by Poison

Infusion, Distilled Purity, Precious
Urn
Refilling Elixir of Vigor
1x per Battle - Cure Maim by Poison

Infusion, Distilled Resilience,
Precious Urn
Average Elixirs
Difficult Elixirs
Complex Elixirs
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Simple Potions
Recipe
Description
Requires
Quickening Potion
Reduce Duration of Root, Stun, Maim to 1 minute
Cloudy Solution, Raw Energy
Minor Healing Potion
Heal by Poison
Cloudy Solution, Raw Divine
Fortifying Potion
Imbue by Poison: -2 to next Called Damage taken in the next Battle
Cloudy Solution, Raw Void
Potion of Tolerance
Grant Shield Agony by Poison
Cloudy Solution, Raw Fire
Valorous Potion
Grant Shield Fear by Poison
Cloudy Solution, Uncut Quartz
Recipe
Description
Requires
Healing Potion
Heal 3 by Poison
Magic Shield Potion
Grant Shield Magic by Poison
Faith Shield Potion
Grant Shield Faith by Poison
Spirit Form Potion
Grant Spirit Form by Poison
Elemental Dilution Potion
Dispel <Element> (Earth, Air, Fire, or Water) by Poison
Recipe
Description
Requires
Full Healing Potion
Heal All by Poison

Vial
Pain Suppressant
Imbue by Poison: 'No Effect' to Agony for the Battle
Clear Solution, Tempered Infusion

, Crystal Vial
Potion of Dispel Magic
Dispel all Magic by Poison
Clear Solution, Mana Oil , Crystal

Vial
Potion of Dispel Faith
Dispel all Faith by Poison
Clear Solution, Hallowed Oil,

Crystal Vial
Potion of Relentless Assault
Imbue by Poison: 'No Effect' to Disengage for the Battle

Crystal Vial
Recipe
Description
Requires
Potion of Major Resistance
Grant Major Resist Magic or Faith by Poison

Urn
Shadowy Potion
Extended Empowered Shadow Form by Poison 1 Hour
Purified Solution, Abyssal Oil,

Distilled Nether, Precious Urn
Potion of Giant's Vigor
Imbue: Target is removed of Sleep, Command and Berserk (even if

normally Immune)

Infusion, Distilled Dream, Precious
Urn
Refilling Minor Healing

Potion
1x per Battle Heal by Poison

Distilled Resilience, Precious Urn
Refilling Valorous Potion
1x per Battle Grant Shield Fear
Purified Solution, Mental Infusion,

Average Potions
Difficult Potions
Complex Potions
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Simple Treatments
Recipe
Description
Requires
Acid of Movement
Cure Root
Cloudy Solution, Raw Air
Destructive Acid
Destroy Item
Cloudy Solution, Uncut Obsidian
Noxious Glaze
Allows an Armor to call '2 Damage by Poison Aura' once during the Battle
Cloudy Solution, Raw Venom
Glaze of Protection
Imbue by Poison: Gain +1 Armor for the Battle
Cloudy Solution, Raw Light
Liquid Invisible Ink
Offboard: Message can only be read by Intended Recipient
Cloudy Solution, Raw Thought
Liquid Phosphorous
Imbue: Character may use a Glowstick for 3 hours *self only
Cloudy Solution, Raw Light
Average Treatments
Recipe
Description
Requires
Acid of Erasure
Inflict: Remove all Tattoos and Warpaint from a Person
Acid of Freedom
Cure Bind
Hardened Glaze
Imbue: Weapon is 'No Effect' to Destroy for the Battle
Cloudy Solution, Cementing Infusion
Glaze of Tenacity
Imbue: Armor always refits to at least half (round down) for the Battle
Cloudy Solution, Cementing Infusion
Liquid Clarity
Imbue: Reduce fog in Certain Areas for the Battle (time/location)
Liquid Defense
Imbue: Ward of Protection on Cabin cannot be removed or

bypassed from 3 to 8am for the Event
Cloudy Solution, Cementing

Infusion
Difficult Treatments
Recipe
Description
Requires
Acid of Access
Inflict: Destroys a Lock or Trap
Clear Solution, Mercurial Infusion ,

Crystal Vial
Acid of Removal
Inflict: Removes all Runes from a Weapon, Armor, or Shield

Ornate Urn
Magic Glaze
Grant Carrier Magic
Clear Solution, Mana Oil , Crystal Vial
Holy Glaze
Grant Carrier Holy
Clear Solution, Hallowed Oil ,

Crystal Vial
Liquid Sunlight
Imbue: Brighten Certain Areas enough to see better for the Battle
(Time and Location)
Clear Solution, Radiant Oil, Crystal

Vial
Liquid Mending
Imbue: Repair All to Circle

Crystal Vial
Complex Treatments
Recipe
Description
Requires
Acid of Entry
Inflict: Removes a Ward of Protection on a Structure or Cabin
Purified Solution, Spiritual Infusion,

Distilled Acid, Precious Urn
Acid of Suppression
Inflict: Remove a Glowing Power Circle

Distilled Acid, Precious Urn
Glaze of Decursing
Empowered Imbue: Permanently removes a Cursed Item from a

Character
Purified Solution, Spiritual

Urn
Glaze of Refurbishment
Imbue: Blacksmith Item is Extended for 1 additional Event

Infusion, Distilled Life, Precious
Urn
Liquid of Fortification
Imbue: Ward of Protection cannot be removed or bypassed for the

Event

Liquid Mana
Allows a High Magic Ritual to be cast in the Power Circle

Infusion, Distilled Nether, Precious
Urn
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Rune Carving Recipes

Free Production
Personal Rune
Destroy any 1 item to return 1 random Reagent used in making it
Upkeep Glyphs
Refresh Glyph (C)
May be used in place of any Common Rune when Refreshing a

Rune expiring this Event
Renew Glyph (U)
May be used in place of any Uncommon Rune when Refreshing

a Rune expiring this Event
Restore Glyph (R)
May be used in place of any Rare Rune when Refreshing a Rune

expiring this Event
Arcane Glyphs
Glyph of Magic (C)
Uncut Obsidian, Raw Arcane
Glyph of Elements (C)
Uncut Obsidian, Raw Void
Glyph of Divinity (C)
Uncut Obsidian, Raw Divine
Glyph of Time (U)
Refined Essence, Uncut Onyx, Any 2 Raw Magical Components
Glyph of Augury (U)
Refined Divine, Gold Ingot, Any 2 Raw Magical Components
Glyph of Countering (U)
Refined Air, Durasteel Ingot, Any 2 Raw Magical Components
Glyph of Nature (U)
Refined Wyld, Uncut Crystal, Any 2 Raw Magical Components
Glyph of Distortion (R)
Pure Energy, Pure Shadow, Refined Ore, Any Uncommon Unique Physical Component
Glyph of Void (R)
Pure Void, Pure Husk, Refined Ore, Any Uncommon Unique Physical Component
Glyph of Balance (R)
Pure Light, Pure Shadow, Refined Ore, Any Uncommon Unique Physical Component
Glyph of the Magi (R)
Pure Arcane, Pure Thought, Refined Ore, Any Uncommon Unique Physical Component
Glyph of Etching (R)
Pure Fire, Pure Bone, Refined Ore, Any Uncommon Unique Physical Component
Glyph of Marking (R)
Pure Water, Pure Venom, Refined Ore, Any Uncommon Unique Physical Component
Mental Glyphs
Glyph of Knowledge (C)
Uncut Quartz, Raw Thought
Glyph of Resistance (C)
Uncut Quartz, Raw Spirit
Glyph of Dreams (C)
Uncut Quartz, Raw Dream
Glyph of Wisdom (U)
Refined Dream, Uncut Crystal, Any 2 Raw Mystical Components
Glyph of Removal (U)
Refined Shadow, Gold Ingot, Any 2 Raw Mystical Components
Glyph of Weakness (U)
Refined Venom, Uncut Onyx, Any 2 Raw Mystical Components
Glyph of Skill (U)
Refined Spirit, Durasteel Ingot, Any 2 Raw Mystical Components
Glyph of Immunity (R)
Pure Earth, Pure Spores, Refined Ore, Any Uncommon Unique Physical Component
Glyph of Benevolence (R)
Pure Thought, Pure Light, Refined Ore, Any Uncommon Unique Physical Component
Glyph of Enlightenment (R)
Pure Thought, Pure Dream, Refined Ore, Any Uncommon Unique Physical Component
Glyph of Persistence (R)
Pure Fire, Pure Air, Refined Ore, Any Uncommon Unique Physical Component
Glyph of Shielding (R)
Pure Husk, Pure Bone, Refined Ore, Any Uncommon Unique Physical Component
Glyph of Warding (R)
Pure Earth, Pure Spores, Refined Ore, Any Uncommon Unique Physical Component
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Physical Glyphs
Glyph of Deflection (C)
Raw Ore, Raw Shadow
Glyph of Enhancement (C)
Raw Ore, Raw Essence
Glyph of Striking (C)
Raw Ore, Raw Energy
Glyph of Speed (U)
Refined Light, Uncut Crystal, Any 2 Raw Herbal Components
Glyph of Protection (U)
Refined Blood, Uncut Onyx, Any 2 Raw Herbal Components
Glyph of Power (U)
Refined Earth, Gold Ingot, Any 2 Raw Herbal Components
Glyph of Might (U)
Refined Fire, Durasteel Ingot, Any 2 Raw Herbal Components
Glyph of Alacrity (R)
Pure Venom, Pure Air, Refined Ore, Any Uncommon Unique Physical Component
Glyph of Blood (R)
Pure Blood, Pure Wyld, Refined Ore, Any Uncommon Unique Physical Component
Glyph of Absorption (R)
Pure Spores, Pure Shadow, Refined Ore, Any Uncommon Unique Physical Component
Eternal Glyph (R)
Pure Void, Pure Blood, Refined Ore, Any Uncommon Unique Physical Component
Glyph of Arming (R)
Pure Energy, Pure Venom, Refined Ore, Any Uncommon Unique Physical Component
Glyph of Guarding (R)
Pure Earth, Pure Husk, Refined Ore, Any Uncommon Unique Physical Component
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Simple Armor Runes

Recipe
Description
Requires
Rune of Valor
1x per Refresh: Resist Fear
Personal Rune, Glyph of Dreams
Immaculate Rune
1x per Refresh: Resist Disease
Personal Rune, Glyph of Divinity
Rune of Mobility
1x per Refresh: Deflect <Effect> (Root, Slow, Maim)
Personal Rune, Glyph of Deflection
Rune of Elements
1x per Battle: -1 Called Damage from <Element> (Earth, Air, Fire, or Water)
Personal Rune, Glyph of Elements
Rune of Poison Resistance
1x per Refresh: Shield Poison or Acid
Personal Rune, Glyph of Resistance
Average Armor Runes

Recipe
Description
Requires
Rune of Enhancement
Gain +1 Attribute for the Event (Strength, Agility, Intellect, Spirit,

Vitality)
Personal Rune, Glyph of Power,

Glyph of Enhancement
Mental Rune
1x per Refresh: Resist Mind
Personal Rune, Glyph of Wisdom,

Glyph of Knowledge
Rune of Dreaming
1x per Battle: +1 Power while on the Dreamscape

Glyph of Dreams
Planar Rune
1x per Battle: +1 Power while on the Plane of <Element> (Earth,

Air, Fire or Water)

Glyph of Elements
Rune of Spell Evasion
1x per Refresh: Evade <Trait> (Magic, Faith)
Personal Rune, Glyph of Speed,

Glyph of Knowledge
Difficult Armor Runes

Recipe
Description
Requires
Helm Rune of Awareness
Helm gains 1x per Refresh, Evade <Trait> (Trap or Back)
Personal Rune, Glyph of Guarding,

Glyph of Speed, Glyph of Wisdom
Bracer Rune of Protection
Bracer gains 1x per Battle, gain +3 Bonus Armor *no other armor
may be worn

Glyph of Protection, Glyph of
Might
Greave Rune of Swiftness
Leg Guard gains No Effect to Slow for the Event

Glyph of Speed, Glyph of Nature
Shoulder Rune of Sturdiness
Shoulder gains 1x per Battle, Resist Maim *arm only

Glyph of Weakness, Glyph of
Removal
Rune of Defense
Armor value increased by 1 for the Event

Might
Complex Armor Runes

Recipe
Description
Requires
Helm Rune of Enduring
Helm gains Reduce duration of Stun, Sleep, and Paralyze (1

minute) for the Event

Glyph of Absorption, Glyph of
Alacrity, Glyph of Benevolence
Bracer Rune of Courage
Bracer gains No Effect to Fear for the Event

Glyph of Immunity, Glyph of
Enlightenment, Glyph of Benevolence
Greave Rune of Freedom
Leg Guard gains No Effect to Maim (legs only) for the Event

Balance, Glyph of Alacrity
Shoulder Rune of Divine

Protection
Shoulder Armor gains 1x per Battle, Reduce Death to Bleeding *No

Effect to Killing Blow or Self Inflicted

Glyph of Benevolence, Glyph of
Distortion, Glyph of Blood
Rune of Protection
Armor gains -1 taken from Called Melee Damage

Distortion, Glyph of Void
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Simple Power Runes
Recipe
Description
Requires
Inscription of Summoning
Allows a Power Circle to be able to Summon a Creature
Personal Rune, Glyph of Magic
Inscription of Survival
Imbues a Portal to let Characters survive on another plane that

would kill them * Adventure Duration
Ward of Alarm
Ward, so that those not attuned take 'Agony by Supremacy' for the Event
Personal Rune, Glyph of Knowledge
Ward of Persistence
Ward, All Traps on Box/Door become Resettable for the Event
Personal Rune, Glyph of Enhancement
Tattoo of Numbing
1x per Refresh: Resist Agony
Personal Rune, Glyph of Enhancement
Average Power Runes

Recipe
Description
Requires
Inscription of Renewal
Inscription is destroyed instead of Power Circle when caster

Refreshes
Personal Rune, Glyph of Removal,

Glyph of Magic
Inscription of Benevolence
Any Spirit summoned to this Circle will go out of their way to help
you
Personal Rune, Glyph of Wisdom,

Glyph of Dreams
Ward of Elements
Wards a Cabin, such that those that are not Attuned will take '5
Damage by <Element>' upon entering
Personal Rune, Glyph of Augury,

Glyph of Magic
Ward of Delay
Wards a Box Box cannot be opened without character spending (5 minute

RP) to overcome the Ward, and Box cannot be removed from the Cabin
Personal Rune, Glyph of Time,

Glyph of Magic
Tattoo of Obscurity
Player becomes No Effect to Expose for the Event
Personal Rune, Glyph of Nature,

Glyph of Enhancement
Difficult Power Runes

Recipe
Description
Requires
Inscription of Armies
Allows a Portal to accept 3 additional people for an Adventure

Duration
Personal Rune, Glyph of Etching,

Glyph of Skill, Chromatic Sand
Inscription of Ritual Magic
Allows a Ritual to be cast in a the Power Circle

Glyph of Wisdom, Chromatic Sand
Ward of Protection
Wards a Cabin so that those not Atttuned may not enter without
the permission of someone who is Attuned
Personal Rune, Glyph of Warding,

Glyph of Protection, Protective
Gloss
Ward of Safety
Wards a Box Box cannot be stolen, but cannot be opened until

the end of the Event

Glyph of Time, Protective Gloss
Tattoo of Power
Player Gains +1 Power for the Event
Personal Rune, Glyph of Marking,

Glyph of Power, Ethereal Ink
Complex Power Runes

Recipe
Description
Requires
Inscription of High Magic
Allows a Ritual of High Magic to be cast in the Power Circle

Glyph of Balance, Glyph of the
Magi, Arcanite Powder
Inscription of Ritual
Insurance
Inscription is Destroyed instead of Components if Ritual fails

Glyph of Absorption, Glyph of the
Magi, Arcanite Powder
Ward of Security
Wards a Cabin No Items may be removed from the Cabin without

owner's permission

Glyph of the Void, Eternal Glyph,
Safeguarding Gloss
Ward of Peace
Wards a Cabin No combat may take place in this building

Glyph of the Void, Glyph of
Enlightenment, Safeguarding Gloss
Tattoo of Endurance
Gives a Player +1 Endurance for the Event
Personal Rune, Glyph of Marking,

Glyph of Balance, Eternal Glyph,
Tattooing Ink
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Simple Shield Runes

Recipe
Description
Requires
Rune of Deflection
1x per Refresh: Deflect <Trait> (Melee, Magic, Faith)
Personal Rune, Glyph of Dreams
Rune of Spikes
1x per Refresh: 2 Damage Aura
Personal Rune, Glyph of Divinity
Rune of Forming
1x per Refresh: Resist 'to <Form> Attack (Spirit, Earth, Flying)
Rune of Force
1x per Refresh: Deflect <Effect> (Repel, Disengage)
Rune of <Element> Guarding
1x per Refresh: Deflect <Trait> (Earth, Air, Fire, Water)
Average Shield Runes

Recipe
Description
Requires
Rune of Parrying
1x per Refresh: Upgrade any Deflect Skill to Parry
Personal Rune, Glyph of

Protection, Glyph of Deflection
Rune of Resistance
1x per Refresh: Shield Packet Attack that is physically blocked by

Shield

Countering, Glyph of Resistance
Rune of Movement
1x per Refresh: Resist Freeze or Paralyze
Personal Rune, Glyph of Time,

Glyph of Resistance
Rune of Enhanced Force
1x per Refresh: Resist <Effect> (Pull, Knockback)
Personal Rune, Glyph of Speed,

Glyph of Resistance
Rune of Invulnerability
1x per Refresh: Parry Vulnerable
Personal Rune, Glyph of Weakness,

Glyph of Deflection
Difficult Shield Runes

Recipe
Description
Requires
Rune of Life
1x per Refresh: Shield Death
Personal Rune, Glyph of Shielding,

Glyph of Nature, Glyph of Augury
Rune of Cover
1x per Refresh: Shield Gesture Attack

Glyph of Speed, Glyph of
Countering
Rune of Reversal
1x per Battle: Volley Called Damage attack of 3 or less

Glyph of Countering, Glyph of
Removal
Rune of <Element>
Resistance
1x per Battle: Resist <Element> (Earth, Air, Fire, Water)

Glyph of Countering, Glyph of
Augury
Rune of Fortification
1x per Battle: Parry <Type> (Natural, Massive)

Augury
Complex Shield Runes

Recipe
Description
Requires
Rune of Steadiness
No Effect to Disarm Shield

Alacrity, Eternal Glyph
Rune of Volleying
1x per Battle: Upgrade any Parry to Volley if attack is physically

blocked with Shield

Glyph of Persistence, Glyph of
Alacrity, Glyph of Distortion
Rune of Sound
1x per Battle: Shield Voice Attack

Balance, Glyph of Persistence
Rune of Immunity
No Effect to Plague or Disease for the Event

Benevolence, Glyph of Blood
Rune of Reduction
Reduce Lethal and Body to normal Damage for the Event

Distortion, Glyph of Blood
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Simple Weapon Runes
Recipe
Description
Requires
Rune of <Element>
1x per Refresh: 2 Damage by <Element> (Earth, Air, Fire, Water)
Rune of Deft <Effect>
1x per Refresh: <Effect> by Weapon (Disarm, Agony, Disengage)
Personal Rune, Glyph of Striking
Rune of Striking
1x per Refresh: add 'to <Form>' to Called Weapon Strike (Spirit,

Shadow, Earth, Flying, etc.)

Knowledge
Rune of Craftsmanship
1x per Refresh: Resist Destroy to Weapon

Enhancement
Rune of Speed
1x per Refresh: Use any Deflect or Parry Defense with Weapon

sheathed, or within 5' of Character
Average Weapon Runes

Recipe
Description
Requires
Rune of <Metal>
1x per Refresh: Carrier <Metal> (Silver, Iron)
Personal Rune, Glyph of Augury,

Glyph of Divinity
Rune of Severing
1x per Refresh: Mangle by Weapon
Personal Rune, Glyph of Weakness,

Glyph of Striking
Rune of Sacrifice
1x per Refresh: Destroy the Weapon to add 'Major' to any Parry

Defense *may not be reduced in any way

Protection, Glyph of Divinity
Rune of Damage
1x per Refresh: Add <Type> to Called Weapon Damage (Lethal,

Body)
Personal Rune, Glyph of Nature,

Glyph of Striking
Rune of <Trait> Dispelling
1x per Refresh: Dispel <Trait> by Weapon (Magic, Mind, Faith)
Personal Rune, Glyph of Removal,

Glyph of Magic
Difficult Weapon Runes

Recipe
Description
Requires
Rune of Ease
Weapon may be used regardless of Skill Restrictions for the Event
Personal Rune, Glyph of Arming,

Glyph of Wisdom, Glyph of Might
<Attribute> Rune of Fueling
1x per Refresh: Any Fueled Skill that normally takes <Attribute>

takes ANY for 1 use (STR, AGI, SPI, INT)

Glyph of Power, Glyph of Speed
Rune of Maiming
1x per Battle: Maim by Weapon

Glyph of Weakness, Glyph of Might
Rune of Breaking
All Maim Effects become Mangle Effects for the Event

Glyph of Weakness, Glyph of Time
Rune of Return
Weapon will return to you if stolen or lost sometime by the end of

the Event

Glyph of Time, Glyph of Removal
Complex Weapon Runes

Recipe
Description
Requires
Rune of <Race> Bane
1x per Battle: 5 damage to <Racial Trait> (Undead, Elf, Demon,

etc.)

Glyph of Persistence, Glyph of
Alacrity, Glyph of Blood
Rune of Slaying
1x per Refresh: Death by Weapon

Glyph of Void, Eternal Glyph,
Glyph of Blood
<Trait> Rune
All Called Weapon Strikes may be 'by <Trait>' for the Event (Magic, Personal Rune, Glyph of Arming,
Glyph of Benevolence, Glyph of
Holy)
Enlightenment, Glyph of the Magi
Rune of Reforging
1x per Battle: Weapon will repair itself after 5 minutes of being

Destroyed

Alacrity, Glyph of Persistence
Rune of Versatility
All Stamina, Stealth, Inspiration, Arcane and Zeal may be used

interchangeably

Glyph of Balance, Glyph of
Enlightenment, Glyph of Distortion
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Scroll Making Recipes

Free Production
Doubling Agent
When added to a consumable while crafting it, gives a 20/15/10/5% chance (by level) to create a
duplicate item
Vellums
Simple Vellum (C)
Treated Vellum (U)
Imbued Vellum (R)
Inks
Arcane Ink (C)
Raw Arcane, Any Raw Magical Component
Divine Ink (C)
Raw Divine, Any Raw Mystical Component
Rainbow Ink (C)
Raw Light, Any Raw Elemental Component
Purified Ink (U)
Refined Divine, Any 2 Raw Elemental Components
Iridescent Ink (U)
Refined Light, Any 2 Raw Elemental Components
Ethereal Ink (U)
Refined Spirit, Any 2 Raw Elemental Components
Moonglow Ink (R)
Pure Water, Pure Shadow, Any 2 Refined Magical Components
Sunfire Ink (R)
Pure Fire, Pure Light, Any 2 Refined Magical Components
Prismatic Ink (R)
Pure Arcane, Refined Air, Refined Earth, Refined Fire, Refined Water
Tattooing Ink (R)
Pure Blood, Pure Venom, Any 2 Refined Herbal Components
Patterns
Formula Script (C)
Raw Thought, Any Raw Elemental Component
Book Bindings (C)
Spellbook Bindings (C)
Refurbishment Plans (U)
Refined Dream, Treated Vellum, Any 2 Raw Mystical Components
Infusion Concept (U)
Refined Dream, Treated Vellum, Any 2 Raw Mystical Components
Armor Design (U)
Refined Thought, Treated Vellum, Any 2 Raw Magical Components
Weapon Design (U)
Shield Design (U)
Restoration Plans (R)
Pure Dream, Imbued Vellum, Any 2 Refined Mystical Components
Enhancement Concept (R)
Pure Dream, Imbued Vellum, Any 2 Refined Mystical Components
Quills
Simple Quill (C)
Raw Bone
Silvery Quill (C)
Raw Bone, Silver Ingot
Whitefeather Quill (C)
Raw Bone, Any Raw Mystical Component
Elegant Quill (U)
Refined Bone
Crystalline Quill (U)
Refined Bone, Uncut Crystal
Contour Downfeathers (U)
Refined Spores, Any 2 Raw Magical Components
Sunfeather Padding (U)
Refined Fire, Any 2 Raw Herbal Components
Precision Fletching (U)
Refined Void, Any 2 Raw Herbal Components
Masterworked Quill (R)
Pure Bone
Void Quill (R)
Pure Bone, Pure Void
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Simple Books
Recipe
Description
Requires
Knowledge Book
Allows a Knowledge Skill to be stored in a book and used later
Book Bindings, Whitefeather Quill
Rumor Book
Allows a Rumor Skill to be stored in a book and used later
Craft Book
Allows a Production Point to be stored in a book and used later
Slight Alteration Magic

<Level>
Changes a Magic Scroll to be able to be used by anyone with

Read/Write and <Level> School of Magic
Simple Vellum, Raw Arcane
Slight Alteration Faith

<Level>
Changes a Faith Scroll to be able to be used by anyone with

Read/Write and <Level> Discipline of Faith
Simple Vellum, Raw Divine
Recipe
Description
Requires
Common Instruction Book
Allows a Player with Read/Write to use 1 Instruction Card to put a

Common Skill into a Book
Simple Vellum, Book Bindings,

Simple Quill
Common Magic Spellbook

Common Magic Spell into a Book
Simple Vellum, Spellbook

Bindings, Simple Quill
Common Faith Spellbook

Common Faith Spell into a Book
Simple Vellum, Spellbook

Bindings, Simple Quill
Rewrite Alteration - Magic

Read/Write and Any School of Magic
Simple Vellum, Silvery Quill
Rewrite Alteration - Faith

Read/Write and Any Discipline of Faith
Simple Vellum, Silvery Quill
Recipe
Description
Requires
Uncommon Instruction Book
Allows a Player with Read/Write to use 3 Instruction Cards to put

an Uncommon Skill into a Book
Treated Vellum x3, Book

Bindings, Elegant Quill
Uncommon Magic Spellbook

an Uncommon Magic Spell into a Book
Treated Vellum x3, Spellbook

Uncommon Faith Spellbook

an Uncommon Faith Spell into a Book
Treated Vellum x3, Spellbook

Simplifying Alteration
Magic

Read/Write
Treated Vellum, Modifying

Pigment, Crystalline Quill
Simplifying Alteration - Faith

Read/Write
Treated Vellum,Modifying
Pigment, Crystalline Quill
Recipe
Description
Requires
Rare Instruction Book

an Rare Skill into a Book
Imbued Vellum x5, Book

Bindings, Masterworked Quill
Rare Magic Spellbook

an Rare Magic Spell into a Book
Imbued Vellum x5, Spellbook

Rare Faith Spellbook

an Rare Faith Spell into a Book
Imbued Vellum x5, Spellbook

Enhancement Alteration
Change a Scroll to have no Incant
Imbued Vellum, Nether Dust,

Transforming Pigment, Void Quill
Portable Library
Setup a Library anywhere that may be used for an Encounter
Imbued Vellum, A Rare Book,

Transforming Pigment, Void Quill
Average Books
Difficult Books
Complex Books
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Simple Faith Scrolls

Recipe
Description
Requires
Holy: Minor Healing
Heal by Faith
Simple Vellum, Raw Divine
Corruption: Dark Grasp
Root by Disease
Simple Vellum, Raw Blood
Divinity: Blessed Wrappings
Next First Aid Ability is Instant, 'by Faith' and Packet Delivered
*self only
Simple Vellum, Raw Spirit
Prophecy: Tranquility
Calm by Faith
Simple Vellum, Raw Void
Ferocity: Call the Wild
Ability to wield 2 Short Claws for the Battle *self only
Simple Vellum, Raw Wyld
Average Faith Scrolls

Recipe
Description
Requires
Sacrament: Dual Wrath
Double Destroy Claw to <Demon or Undead>
Simple Vellum, Divine Ink
Curses: Eye for an Eye
Cure Maim and Grant Maim by Faith
Simple Vellum, Rainbow Ink
Spirit: Healing
Heal 3 by Faith
Nature: Roots of the World

Tree
Voice Attack to Town Cure Plague by Faith
Enlightenment: Flight of the

Swan
Instantly Refresh *self only, must still spend Endurance
Difficult Faith Scrolls

Recipe
Description
Requires
Nature: Predators' Instinct
Ability to wield 2 Long Claws until next Refresh *self only
Treated Vellum, Iridescent

Ink, Golden Dye
Curses: Spiritual Guide
Summon a Curse Spirit to a Power Circle that will locate and lead
Players to a Curse Effect or Curse Caster (Time and Location)

Ink, Ghost Dye
Sacrament: Dispel
Dispel All by Faith
Treated Vellum, Purified Ink,

Golden Dye
Divinity: Major Healing
Heal All by Faith

Golden Dye
Prophecy: Champion's Return Heal 2 and Grant Spirit Form by Faith

Golden Dye
Complex Faith Scrolls

Recipe
Description
Requires
Nature: Touch of the Green

Man
Cure All and Dispel All by Faith
Imbued Vellum, Sunfire Ink,

Arcanite Powder, Lustrous Dye
Curses: Boon of Hope
Empowered Cure Inflict Curse *touch cast only
Imbued Vellum, Prismatic Ink,

Nether Dust, Lustrous Dye
Sacrament: <Demon or
Undead> Bane
Add 'Major' Prefix and 'to <Demon or Undead>' Suffix to next

Faith spell cast in the Battle *self only

Soul Fragments, Lustrous Dye
Divinity: Wrath of Paragon
Major Freeze by Supremacy

Soul Fragments, Pearl Dye
Prophecy: Voice Stabilize
Voice Attack to Town Stabilize by Faith

Soul Fragments, Lustrous Dye
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Alchemy Formulas
Recipe
Description
Requires
Simple Alchemy Formula

Simple Alchemy Recipe into a Formula
Simple Vellum, Formula

Script, Simple Quill
Average Alchemy Formula

an Average Alchemy Recipe into a Formula
Simple Vellum x2, Formula

Difficult Alchemy Formula
Allows a Player with Read/Write to use 3 Instruction Cards to put a

Difficult Alchemy Recipe into a Formula

Script, Elegant Quill
Complex Alchemy Formula

Complex Alchemy Recipe into a Formula

Script, Masterworked Quill
(R) Epic Alchemy Formula
Allows a Player with Read/Write to use 10 Instruction Cards to

put an Epic Alchemy Recipe into a Formula

Blacksmithing Formulas
Recipe
Description
Requires
Simple Blacksmithing
Formula

Simple Blacksmithing Recipe into a Formula

Average Blacksmithing
Formula

an Average Blacksmithing Recipe into a Formula

Difficult Blacksmithing
Formula

Difficult Blacksmithing Recipe into a Formula

Complex Blacksmithing
Formula

Complex Blacksmithing Recipe into a Formula

(R) Epic Blacksmithing

Formula

put an Epic Blacksmithing Recipe into a Formula

Potion Making Formulas

Recipe
Description
Requires
Simple Potion Making

Formula

Simple Potion Making Recipe into a Formula

Average Potion Making

Formula

an Average Potion Making Recipe into a Formula

Difficult Potion Making

Formula

Difficult Scroll Making Recipe into a Formula

Complex Potion Making

Formula

Complex Potion Making Recipe into a Formula

(R) Epic Potion Making

Formula

put an Epic Potion Making Recipe into a Formula

Rune Carving Formulas

Recipe
Description
Requires
Simple Rune Carving

Formula

Simple Rune Carving Recipe into a Formula

Average Rune Carving

Formula

an Average Rune Carving Recipe into a Formula

Difficult Rune Carving

Formula

Difficult Rune Carving Recipe into a Formula

Complex Rune Carving

Formula

Complex Rune Carving Recipe into a Formula

(R) Epic Rune Carving

Formula

put an Epic Rune Carving Recipe into a Formula

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Scroll Making Formulas

Recipe
Description
Requires
Simple Scroll Making

Formula

Simple Scroll Making Recipe into a Formula

Average Scroll Making

Formula

an Average Scroll Making Recipe into a Formula

Difficult Scroll Making

Formula

Difficult Scroll Making Recipe into a Formula

Complex Scroll Making

Formula

Complex Scroll Making Recipe into a Formula

(R) Epic Scroll Making

Formula

put an Epic Scroll Making Recipe into a Formula

Recipe
Description
Requires
Simple Tinkering Formula

Simple Tinkering Recipe into a Formula

Average Tinkering Formula

an Average Tinkering Recipe into a Formula

Difficult Tinkering Formula

Difficult Tinkering Recipe into a Formula

Complex Tinkering Formula

Complex Tinkering Recipe into a Formula

(R) Epic Tinkering Formula

put an Epic Tinkering Recipe into a Formula

Tinkering Formulas
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Simple Magic Scrolls
Recipe
Description
Requires
Kinetic: Minor Damage
2 Damage by Magic
Simple Vellum, Raw Energy
Dreams: Watchful Guardian
Until next Refresh, able to use 5 Damage by Magic Aura when

character is physically asleep or affected by a Sleep Effect
Simple Vellum, Raw Dream
Phantasm: Spectral Weapon
Repair Weapon for the Battle *self only, Destroyed at end of Battle
Simple Vellum, Raw Shadow
Arcanuum: Shield Magic
Grant Shield by Magic
Simple Vellum, Raw Essence
Enchantment: Identify
Give Character a -1 Attribute Cost on Magical Lore Skill for 1 Item

at a Library *self only
Simple Vellum, Raw Thought
Average Magic Scrolls

Recipe
Description
Requires
Performance: Poem of
Courage
5 min RP (Performance): Voice Attack to Town Grant Shield Fear

by Inspiration
Acid: Corrosion
Destroy by Acid
Simple Vellum, Arcane Ink
Warding: Reform Ward
Ward of Protection on a Cabin, Tent, or Structure that was

previously removed during the Event
Thought: Aneurism
Plague by Mind
<Element>: Damage
5 Damage by <Element>
Difficult Magic Scrolls

Recipe
Description
Requires
<Element>: Elemental
Weapon
Grant Carrier <Element>

Ink, Cobalt Dye
Enchantment: Destabilize
Magic
10 Damage to Magic
Treated Vellum, Ethereal Ink,

Cobalt Dye
Phantasm: Invisibility
10 min RP: Imbue by Phantasm Caster and 5 others may bypass

an Encounter in an Adventure

Cobalt Dye
Arcanuum: Forcefield
Magic Form *self only, must be in a Power Circle, may cast and
speak normally, but may not leave Circle while active

Cobalt Dye
Thought: Spirit of Knowledge
Summon a Spirit to a Power Circle and ask 3 questions pertaining

to an Adventure (Time and Location)

Ink, Ghost Dye
Complex Magic Scrolls

Recipe
Description
Requires
<Element>: Control
Elemental
Dominate to <Element>

Arcanite Powder, Azure Dye
Enchantment: Power Circle

<Type>
5 min RP: Glowing Circle of <Type> until next Refresh

Arcanite Powder, Azure Dye
Phantasm: Phase Shift
Imbue Caster and 5 others with <Trait> - Caster may Voice Attack
Imbue to <Trait> Group may return to Town regardless of
conditions
Imbued Vellum, Moonglow

Ink, Soul Fragments, Azure
Dye
Arcanuum: Argandris' Claw
Extend Grant Carrier Magic 1 Day

Ink, Arcanite Powder, Azure
Dye
Thought: Mental Blast
Death by Mind

Ink, Nether Dust, Pearl Dye
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Tinkering Recipes
Free Production
Gizmo
Used in the creation of Gnomish Wondrous Items
Parts
Improvised Parts (C)
Mechanical Parts (U)
Engineered Parts (R)
Armaments
Unstable Blast Shell (C)
Raw Husk, Raw Fire
Bombshell (U)
Any 2 Raw Magical Components
Ornate Handle (U)
Gold Ingot, Refined Ore
Reinforced Plating (U)
Refined Earth, Refined Ore
Balanced Grip (U)
Refined Wyld, Refined Ore
Razor Edge (U)
Uncut Crystal, Refined Ore
Balanced Weight (U)
Uncut Onyx, Refined Ore
Fortified Banding (U)
Durasteel Ingot, Refined Ore
Reliable Mortar (R)
Pure Husk, Uncut Netherite
Reimbued Plating (R)
Pure Energy, Pure Spirit, Adamantite Ingot
Hardware
Coiled Wiring (C)
Any Raw Elemental Component
Iron Widget (C)
Iron Ingot, Any Raw Elemental Component
Makeshift Tools (C)
Raw Ore, Any Common Physical Component
Raw Water (C)
Raw Water, Any Raw Herbal Component
Sparking Plug (U)
Refined Energy, Any 2 Raw Elemental Components
Energy Matrix (U)
Refined Energy, Any 2 Common Physical Components
Specialized Tools (U)
Makeshift Tools, Any 2 Refined Components
Frictionless Hydrofluid (U)
Refined Water, Any 2 Raw Mystical Components
Recharging Matrix (R)
Pure Energy, Pure Void, Mithril Ingot
Refracting Lens (R)
Pure Light, Uncut Diamond
Power Sources
Blessed Emblem (R)
2x Pure Divine, Divine Infusion, Mithril Ingot
Arcanite Core (R)
Arcanite, Amplifying Infusion, Pure Void
Bundled Leylines (R)
2x Pure Arcane, Breath of Argandris, Adamantite Ingot
Starmetal Seal (R)
2x Pure Ore, Prismatic Ink, Safeguarding Gloss
Elemental Nexus (R)
Uncut Diamond, Pure Air, Pure Earth, Pure Fire, Pure Water
Living Metal (R)
2x Pure Ore, Restorative Infusion, Pure Wyld
Abyssal Shard (R)
Uncut Netherite, Soul Fragments, Abyssal Oil
Orb of Pure Starlight (R)
2x Pure Ore, Moonglow Ink, Sunfire Ink
Platinum Tesseract (R)
2x Pure Ore, Platinum Ingot
Sight of Sylvana (R)
2x Pure Ore, Mental Infusion, Any 2 Herbal Components
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Simple Explosives
Recipe
Description
Requires
Small Net Bomb
Minor Use Bomb: Massive Root
Improvised Parts, Raw Earth
Stink Bomb
Minor Use Bomb: Massive Agony and Disengage
Improvised Parts, Raw Spores
Shell Casing
Basic Ammo used in most Firearms
Improvised Parts, Raw Ore
Tripwire
Line Trap snap or pop: 3 Lethal by Trap
Improvised Parts, Raw Shadow
Snare
Line Trap light or flash: Root by Trap
Improvised Parts, Raw Wyld
Recipe
Description
Requires
Large Bomb
Minor Use Bomb: Massive 5 Damage
Improvised Parts, Unstable Blast

Shell
Flame Thrower
Allows a character with Explosive Expertise to throw: Natural 3

Damage by Fire Burst (3 packets)
Improvised Parts, Hydrofluid
Flash Bang
Minor Use Bomb: Voice Attack to Room Agony

Shell
Landmine
Pressure Sensitive snap or pop: 3 Lethal by Trap

Shell
Dye Trap
Box Trap flash or light: Inflict Trait Thief and plot approved
symbol on the back of hand for event

Shell
Recipe
Description
Requires
Goo Bomb
Minor Use Bomb: Massive Bind
Mechanical Parts, Bombshell,

Adhesive Spray
Shockwave Bomb
Minor Use Bomb: Massive 3 Damage and Knockback

Volatile Gas
Improvised Explosive Device
Any Trap Buzzer or Bell: 6 Lethal by Trap
Mechanical Parts, Bombshell, Any

2 Uncommon Reagents
Poison Dust
Box Trap light or flash: Store Gas or Blade Poison in a Trap
Mechanical Parts, Frictionless

Hydrofluid, Gas/Blade Poison
Weapon Trap
Weapon Trap Melee or Ranged: Massive 6 Lethal by Trap

Hydrofluid, Titan Steel
Recipe
Description
Requires
Huge Bomb
Minor Use Bomb: Massive 10 Damage and Destroy
Engineered Parts, Reliable Mortar,

Explosive Gas, Nether Dust
Ice Bomb
Minor Use Bomb: Massive Freeze

Azure Dye, Distilled Nether
Anti-Magic Bomb
Minor Use Bomb: Voice Attack to Room Dispel All Magic
Engineered Parts, Refracting Lens,

Breath of Argandris, Glyph of the
Void
Pit Trap
Circle Trap light or flash: Voice Attack to Circle 10 Lethal by

Trap
Engineered Parts, Reimbued

Plating, Glyph of Arming, Arcanite
Demolition Trap
Any Trap Render a Building a Ruin for the Event (Time and
Location Based) Inflict

Explosive Gas, Prismatic Ink
Average Explosives
Difficult Explosives
Complex Explosives
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Simple Gadgets
Recipe
Description
Requires
Camera
Takes Pictures, Lasts for 1 Year
Improvised Parts, Uncut Quartz
Pocket Watch
Tells the time, Lasts for 1 Event
Improvised Parts, Silver Ingot
Thieves' Tools
Allows a player to attempt to pick a lock or disarm a trap once (one

minute attempt)
Improvised Parts, Raw Shadow
Music Player
Lasts for Event, can play only plot approved music
Improvised Parts, Raw Arcane
Alarm Clock
Wakes you up, Lasts for 1 Event
Improvised Parts, Raw Dream
Recipe
Description
Requires
Video Recorder
Takes Video, Lasts for 1 Year
Improvised Parts, Coiled Wiring
Simple Lock
Lock, Lasts for 1 Event
Improvised Parts, Iron Widget
Food Purifier
Removes any harmful Toxins in a single meal for one person
De-Crypto Machine 2000
Machine that will give a single hint on a riddle or puzzle

(time/location)
Walkie-Talkie
Creates a set of 2 Walkie-Talkies that last for 1 Event
Recipe
Description
Requires
Mining Tools
Give a Player the Skill: Harvest Mining for an Adventure
Mechanical Parts, Specialized

Tools, Glyph of Might
Botanist Tools
Give a Player the Skill: Harvest Herbalism for an Adventure

Tools, Glyph of Nature
Smoke Machine
Increases the smoke and cover of an area (Time and Location

Based) Inflict Card
Mechanical Parts, Sparking Plug,

Compressed Vapor
Alchemy for Dummies
Give a Player the Skill: Poison Expertise for the Battle

Hydrofluid, Uncommon Book
Explosives for Dummies
Give a Player the Skill: Explosives Expertise for the Battle
Mechanical Parts, Energy Matrix,

Uncommon Book
Recipe
Description
Requires
Complex Lock
Lasts 1 Event
Engineered Parts, Arcanite Core,

Enhancement Concept, Glyph of
Shielding
Prismatic Mote Magnifier
Give a Player the Skill: Harvest Spiritual Focusing, Core

Extracting, and Essence Gathering for an Adventure

Breath of Argandris, Precious Urn
The Sleep EZ Security System
Ward of Protection Cannot be removed or bypassed for the Event

Safeguarding Gloss, Moonglow Ink
Darkness Generator
Darken a Room or area with an unnatural Light-source (Time and

Location Based) Inflict Card
Engineered Parts, Abyssal Shard,

Abyssal Oil, Distilled Nether
Super De-Crypto Machine

5000
10 minute RP: Solves almost any Riddle or Puzzle (Time and

Location Based)
Engineered Parts, Platinum

Tesseract, Mental Infusion, Void
Quill
Average Gadgets
Difficult Gadgets
Complex Gadgets
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Simple Repairs
Recipe
Description
Requires
Repair Kit
Tinkering Only: touch cast: 10 sec RP: Heal 2 to Clockwork
Improvised Parts, Iron Ingot
Sticky Gooey Glue
Tinkering Only: touch cast 10 sec RP: Repair Weapon for the
Encounter
Improvised Parts, Raw Blood
The Handy 2000
Tinkering Only: touch cast 10 sec RP: Empowered Cure

Maim/Mangle to Clockwork
Improvised Parts, Raw Bone
Reset Trap
Tinkering Only: repair a trap that went off that did not affect
anyone
Improvised Parts, Raw Earth
Retrofit Bomb
Tinkering Only: repair a bomb that went off and did not affect
anyone
Improvised Parts, Raw Fire
Recipe
Description
Requires
Enhanced Repair Kit
Tinkering Only: touch cast: 10 sec RP: Heal 5 to Clockwork
Improvised Parts, Makeshift Tools
Average Repairs
Breach Sealer
Repair Firearm
Tinkering Only: touch cast 10 sec RP: Repair a destroyed Firearm
Maintain Firearm
Tinkering Only: extend the duration of a Firearm
Hydraulic Transfusion
Tinkering Only: touch cast 10 sec RP: Dispel <Trait> to Clockwork
Recipe
Description
Requires
Portable Weapon Mold
Tinkering Only: 10 sec RP: Repair Weapon

Hydrofluid, Hardened Mold
Fix-It Compound
Tinkering Only: 10 sec RP: Repair Armor

Tools, Adhesive Spray
Automatic Repair Unit
Target Clockwork will receive a Heal 3 to Clockwork after 59

seconds the next time they are bleeding out once for the Event

Glyph of Time
Dude Repairs
Re-throw a missed Bomb, once per Battle for the Event

Volatile Gas
Mechanical Overhaul
Tinkering Only: touch cast 10 sec RP: Cure All to Clockwork

Refurbishment Plans
Recipe
Description
Requires
Portable Forge
Set up a Forge anywhere that may be used for an Encounter

Plating, Adamantite Mold, Sunfire
Ink
Portable Lab
Set up a laboratory anywhere that may be used for an Encounter

Plating, Diamond Vial, Void Quill
Static Shock
Tinkering Only: Cure Death and Heal All to Clockwork
Engineered Parts, Spiritual

Infusion, Charged Electrum, Elixir
of Life
Portable Structure
Allows a Ruin to be Warded and count as a Cabin for the Event

Plating, Glyph of Warding, Arcanite
Powder
Magical Fixative
Allows an Enchanter to Extend Magic Item that has been expired

for less than 2 months
Engineered Parts, Bundled

Leylines, Mending Gas, Temporal
Flux
Difficult Repairs
Complex Repairs
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Simple Upgrades
Recipe
Description
Requires
Claw Extension
Target Clockwork gains: Long Claws until next Refresh *must have
Short Claws
Improvised Parts, Raw Bone
Backup Backup Battery
Target Clockwork gains: while in Death Count may walk slowly

with no Skills once during the Event *must have Backup Battery
Improvised Parts, Raw Energy
Cooling Fan
Target Clockwork gains: Reduce Paralyze or Freeze to Stun once

during the Event
Improvised Parts, Raw Water
Upgrade Trap: Safety

Mechanism
Allows Target that sets this trap to be No Effect to it (trap still used) Improvised Parts, Raw Wyld
Upgrade Bomb: Enhanced Trigger
Upgrade a Bomb from Minor Use to Single Use
Improvised Parts, Uncut Obsidian
Recipe
Description
Requires
Tune Up
Target Clockwork under 101 CP can Live Well for the Event
Self Mending Framework
Target Clockwork may receive a Double Effect from any Repair

received until next Refresh
Upgrade Bomb: ReThrowable
Upgrade a Bomb from a Single Use to Until Hit
Organic Wiring
Target Clockwork gains the Ability to be affected by beneficial

Poisons for the Battle
Upgrade Trap: Timer
Upgrades a Trap to have a timer instead of a trigger
Recipe
Description
Requires
Reinforced Limbs
Target Clockwork may choose to reduce any Called Damage strike

that hits a limb to a Mangle, once per Battle for the Event

Tools, Tempered Infusion
Memory Upgrade
Target Clockwork under 51 CP may Train Well for the Event

Infusion Concept
Shock Absorption
Target Clockwork gains the Ability to block Massive until next

Refresh

Mercurial Infusion
Upgrade Trap: Trap Body
Upgrades any non-area effect Trap to work on a fallen body instead

Ghost Dye
Upgrade Gadget: Warranty
Target Gadget lasts for 1 year instead of one Event

Mending Flux
Recipe
Description
Requires
Enhanced Memory Upgrade
Target Clockwork under 101 CP may Train Well for the Event

Glyph of Enlightenment,
Amplifying Infusion
Crystalized Energy Matrix
Target Upgrade that would normally last until next Refresh instead
lasts for the Event
Engineered Parts, Recharging

Matrix, Glyph of Balance,
Continual Flux
Bio-Slush Compound
Target Clockwork gains the Ability to be affected by beneficial

Poison effects for the Event
Engineered Parts, Living Metal,

Distilled Life, Tattooing Ink
Upgrade Trap: Resettable
Upgrades a Trap so it can be rearmed and reused during the Event

Restoration Plans, Glyph of
Persistence
Upgrade Gadget: Extended

Warranty
Target Gadget will last Indefinitely instead of 1 year
Engineered Parts, Recharging

Matrix, Eternal Glyph, Restorative
Infusion
Average Upgrades
Difficult Upgrades
Complex Upgrades
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Blessing Recipes
Holy Symbols
Recipe
Description
Requires
Symbol of the Devout
This can be any Symbol or Crown ability player with blessing

knows *self only, same for whole event
None
Symbol of Light
1x per Battle, Generate an a beneficial Faith spell that you already

cast at least once during the Battle *no Imbues
Blessed Emblem, Pure Light
Symbol of Magic
1x per Battle, Add the "Double" prefix to any Damage Spell
Blessed Emblem, Pure Arcane
Symbol of Nature
1x per Battle, Generate any Beneficial effect heard in battle to Self

*Outdoors only, may be used passively
Blessed Emblem, Pure Wyld
Symbol of Chi
1x per Battle, Reduce RP time of any Meditation Skill to 10 seconds
Blessed Emblem, Pure Spirit
Symbol of Nether
1x per Battle, Killing Blow that successfully affects someone

generates 'Heal 3 to Self'
Blessed Emblem, Uncut Netherite
Symbol of the Hunt
1x per Battle, Able to change 'to Trait' from any skill or spell to
another another Trait *Demon, Magic, Fire, Elf etc.
Blessed Emblem, Pure Venom
Symbol of Might
1x per Battle, Able to change 'to Trait' from any skill or spell to
another another Trait *Demon, Magic, Fire, Elf etc.
Blessed Emblem, Pure Bone
Symbol of Fate
1x per Battle, Generate any beneficial spell 'by Supremacy' *touch

cast only
Blessed Emblem, Pure Spores
Symbol of Balance
1x per Battle, Gain +1 Power on any any task or Adventure sent

upon by the Church or an Avatar
Blessed Emblem, Pure Divine
Symbol of Deception
1x per Battle, Able to remove 'to Back' from any skill or ability *no
Imbues, Night only
Blessed Emblem, Pure Shadow
Symbol of Dreams
1x per Battle, Inflict by Faith: Spirit Form for 30 seconds *must

Travel directly to target, may run, no speaking
Blessed Emblem, Pure Dream
Symbol of Elements
1x per Battle, Able to change 'by <Element>' to any other Element

(Earth, Air, Fire, Water)
Blessed Emblem, Any 2 Pure

Elements
Symbol of War
1x per Battle, Add 'Double' Prefix to any Called Weapon Damage
Blessed Emblem, Pure Blood
Symbol of Evil
1x per Battle, Access to a per Battle Spell of Deity or Avatar's

choosing at the beginning of the Event
Blessed Emblem, Pure Void
Recipe
Description
Requires
Crown of Mending
1x per Battle, Repair Armor equal to the amount you were just
healed
Arcanite, Living Metal, Pure

Essence
Circle of Secrecy
1x per Battle, Silence by Weapon

Thought
Tiara of Expertise
1x per Battle, throw a consumable as 'Activate <Effect> by <Trait>'

*packet delivered and no other requirement
Arcanite, Living Metal, Uncut

Diamond
Coronet of Dire Need
1x per Battle, consume another per Battle skill to generate a 'Heal 5

by Faith' *packet delivered
Arcanite, Living Metal, Mithril

Ingot
Diadem of Reversal
1x per Battle, Convert any Heal X Spell into "X Damage by Faith"
*packet delivered, does not work on All
Arcanite, Living Metal, Uncut

Netherite
Circlets
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Enchanting Recipes
Wands
Recipe
Description
Requires
Wand of the Magi
This can be any Wand, Ring, Amulet or Crown ability player with
enchanting knows *self only, same for whole event
None
Wand of Flame
1x per Battle, 6 Damage by Fire
Arcanite, Elemental Nexus, Pure Fire
Wand of Ice
1x per Battle, 3 Damage and Root by Water
Arcanite, Elemental Nexus, Pure

Water
Wand of Lightning
1x per Battle, 3 Damage by Air Burst (3 packets)
Arcanite, Elemental Nexus, Pure Air
Wand of Stone
1x per Battle, Destroy Weapon by Earth
Arcanite, Elemental Nexus, Pure

Earth
Recipe
Description
Requires
Ring of Conjuring
1x per Battle, Infuses a piece of food or drink, to Heal 2 by Magic

when someone eats it
Arcanite, Bundled Leylines, Pure

Essence
Ring of Illusion
1x per Battle, Resist a Spell or Packet Attack that you have already
been hit with during the Battle

Shadow
Ring of Wonder
1x per Battle, After successfully defending a 'by Magic' Attack,

Restore 1 Arcane to self

Light
Ring of the Third Eye
1x per Battle, After Incant, Gesture Attack one Spell with an

attribute cost of 1 or less

Thought
Ring of Supremacy
1x per Battle, change the Trait of a spell to 'by Supremacy' after

someone has called No Effect to the spell
Arcanite, Bundled Leylines, Uncut

Diamond
Recipe
Description
Requires
Amulet of Bards
1x per Battle, Gain 1 Power for a spell that you add +1 minute
RP(singing) to the cast time
Arcanite, Abyssal Shard, Pure

Spirit
Amulet of Nightmares
1x per Battle, Generate a 'Death by Magic' able to be touch cast

against a sleeping target only

Dream
Amulet of Capturing
1x per Battle, After successfully Dodging a 'by Poison' or 'by Acid'

attack, Generate the same effect without cost
Arcanite, Abyssal Shard, Pure Husk
Amulet of Ceremony
1x per Battle, Gain +1 Power used in an offensive spell while

standing in a Power Circle

Arcane
Amulet of Returning
1x per Battle, Upgrade any Evade, Resist or Parry ability against a

'by Magic' attack to be a Volley
Arcanite, Abyssal Shard, Uncut

Netherite
Recipe
Description
Requires
Crown of Kings
1x per Battle, Resist Death by Will
Arcanite, Living Metal, Pure Divine
Circlet of Vanishing
1x per Battle, Major Repel Aura versus a Melee Weapon attack

against you
Arcanite, Living Metal, Pure Void
Tiara of Resourcefulness
1x per Battle, Re-throw any missed Consumable Item

Energy
Coronet of the Wyld
1x per Battle, Gain +1 Power during any Battle Outdoors not in line
of sight of any buildings
Arcanite, Living Metal, Pure Wyld
Diadem of Alacrity
1x per Battle, Take -1 Attribute cost off of a Cure Spell that lands
within 10 seconds of target being affected
Arcanite, Living Metal, Mithril

Ingot
Rings
Amulets
Crowns
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War Paint Recipes
Creator of Masks
Recipe
Description
Cost
Requires
Mask of the Corruptor
No Effect to Curse or Curse Inflictions until next Refresh
1 AGI
None
Mask of Fangs
Gain +2 Agility until next Refresh
1 AGI
Raw Water
Mask of Obscurity
Lose Racial Trait and Remove any Racial Vulnerability

until next Refresh
1 AGI
Refined Water, Divine Ink
Mask of the Champion
Gain +1 Damage with Called Weapon Damage and take 1 Damage from Called Spell Damage until next Refresh
2 AGI
Pure Water, Purified Ink, Golden

Dye
Mask of the Night
Gain +1 Power per Battle at Night (6pm to 6am) until

next Refresh
3 AGI
Tattooing Ink, Abyssal Oil,

Lustrous Dye
Recipe
Description
Cost
Requires
Face of Dreams
Gain +1 Power per Battle on the Dreamscape until next

Refresh
1 SPI
None
Face of Storms
Gain +2 Spirit until next Refresh
1 SPI
Raw Fire
Face of Courage
No Effect to Fear until next Refresh.
1 SPI
Refined Fire, Divine Ink
Face of Spirits
May add 'to Spirit' to any Called Spell or Strike without

cost until next Refresh.
2 SPI
Pure Fire, Ethereal Ink, Ghost Dye
Face of Truth
Wearing this War Paint for the entire event (every Refresh)
will cause Character to have permanent change of Faith.
3 SPI
Tattooing Ink, Bloodmist Oil, Pearl

Dye
Recipe
Description
Cost
Requires
Visage of the Berserker
You do not have to attack(Command/Dominate/Berserk)

those with the same Warpaint as Character until next
Refresh.
1 STR
None
Visage of Steel
Gain +2 Strength until next Refresh
1 STR
Raw Earth
Visage of Pain
Reduce any effect except Death to "5 Damage to Self"

once per Battle, until next Refresh.
1 STR
Refined Earth, Divine Ink
Visage of Brutality
Gain +2 minutes on Bleed Out count until next Refresh.
2 STR
Pure Earth, Ethereal Ink,

Modifying Pigment
Visage of Death
Next time character falls to Dead, gain 'Cure Death and

Heal 5 by Curse' until next Refresh.
3 STR
Tattooing Ink, Abyssal Oil, Azure

Dye
Recipe
Description
Cost
Requires
Veil of the Divine
Gain +1 Healing to Spells targeting those with the same

Warpaint as Character until next Refresh.
1 INT
None
Veil of Infinity
Gain +2 Intellect until next Refresh
1 INT
Raw Air
Veil of Whispers
Incants for Spells are considered 2 less CP than they

actually are until next Refresh.
1 INT
Refined Air, Divine Ink
Veil of Sorcery
Gain +1 Damage with Called Spell Damage and take -1

Damage from Called Weapon Damage until next Refresh.
2 INT
Pure Air, Iridescent Ink, Cobalt Dye
Veil of the Changeling
Wearing this War Paint for the entire event (every Refresh)
will cause Character to have permanent change of Race.
3 INT
Tattooing Ink, Bloodmist Oil,

Transforming Pigment
Art of Faces
Crafter of Visages
Master of Veils
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= RequieM Chapter 1 Introduction

Beginnings are always muddled in history, as generally

RequieM Chapter 1 Introduction

ing element, where your character might have some

The Requiem is a Fantasy Adventure LARP based

RequieM Chapter 1 Introduction

People LARP for a number of reasons, the most

The most important part about LARPing is to

Now while the rules to play the game itself are

How to Make a Character

People generally get out of LARPing what they

When you register and pay for an event, that

RequieM Chapter 1 Introduction

Runevale - A Brief History

The town the campaign focuses around is called

Part of the worry some people have when reading

While their exact origin is unknown, the worms

How to Learn More

RequieM Chapter 1 Introduction

An Event is a specific time and location that the

Just because you cannot drive to a particular

Rides & Carpooling

Requiem runs events with the philosophy that

This type of Event has a general start and stop

Not Everything is Listed!

This type of Event is the bread and butter of

This is not an exhaustive list, but is a start for

There are other types of social or LARP gatherings

First, there are some items you should never bring

RequieM Chapter 1 Introduction

No Alcohol or Recreational Drugs

You should never bring, or be under the influence

No Valuable or Delicate Items

Sleeping Bag or Bedding

Most sites have an old mattress on a rickety metal

No Grills, Candles or Open Flame

Bring Extra Socks

Dont bring any treasure to an Event you do not

Thats right, we said it twice, because you should

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Toothbrush, toothpaste, floss and mouthwash,

Event Fee, Vendors, Food, Gas, Emergencies etc...

Costuming and Decor

Item Tags and Treasure

If you have been before, dont forget any tags or In

Mirror, baby wipes, character makeup, sponges,

Many people have their own ideas on what makes

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Weapons & Armor

All weapons must pass a safety inspection before

Armor is a little more difficult and costly to make,

To create a costume you dont have to be rich, but

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Cabin Dcor includes any cabin decorations or

LARPing, like anything else, has its own lingo

Forges, Laboratories and Libraries

This refers to your Character, and everything that

Pathways and Cleanliness

One of the most important aspects of cabin dcor

Almost all places that sell costuming have some

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Plot refers to the people that actually run the

These are what everyone is after. Abbreviated CP