Triune System

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Roll 2d# + Attribute Modifier + Skill Rank (when applicable)

(Where # is the die rank for that Attribute type)

Degree of Success depend on how close result is to the DifficultyChallenge (DC)

Below 10 points of DC = Botch Within 0 of DC = Exact hit Above 10 points of DC = Critical

There are four die ranks:d4d6d8d10


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3 Attribute types:

Body = Strength, Coordination, Stamina

Mind = Intelligence, Perception

Spirit = Willpower, Charisma, Favor


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Strength = Damage dealt with melee

weapons and related skills: Climb, Jump,

etc.Coordination = Ability to dodge and to

hit targets as well as related skills:

Acrobatics, Ride, etc.

Stamina = provides health points HP andability to resist poisons and the like


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Intelligence = Affects ability to learn

more lore knowledge

Perception = Ability to detect the hiddenobjects and avoid surprise


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Willpower = Ability to resist mental

domination

Charisma = Ability to persuade andinfluence others

Favor = Provides a pool of points that can

be spent to add bonuses to die rolls and

to affect the plot in a significant manor.


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You start with a pool of30 points.

For every five points you spend on anAttribute Type, you gain/increase a die

rank. (Die ranks cant increase beyond

2d10)


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Each attribute type has a set amount ofpoints to spend on each individualattribute

Body = 6 pointsMind = 4 pointsSpirit = 6 points

Points spent on a single attribute can rangefrom 0 to 6 with each point increasing the

attribute modifier by 1


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There are 4 skill categories: Lore, Abilities, and Inherent Skills

Lore: Pretty much any category of knowledge can be a Lore and is

solely dependant on a persons Intelligence Attribute: General

History, Local History, Language, etc.

Abilities are complex actions that require special training. The

Attribute score associated with each varies. Such Skills include

Sword Skills, Acrobatics, Swimming, Etc.

Inherent skills that anyone can perform without special training and

are improved only at character creation: Such skills include

Dodging, Athletics, sneaking, etc.


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Number of Lore Skill points are determined by the Mental Attribute

die rank:

2 Points to open a Lore Skill, 1 Point to advance it

Any one Lore ability can be maxed up to 10 points

2d4 = 4 Lore Points

2d6 = 8 Lore Points

2d8 = 12 Lore Points

2d10 = 18 Lore Points


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Every character gets 30 points to spend on abilities. It costs 4 points

to activate an ability at first Rank and 2 points to advance it.

Abilities are advanced by Ranks and give a +1 to die roll per

rank.


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Every character gets 10 points to spend on inherent skills. It cost 1

point to advance an inherent skill.


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There are 6 playable races:

The basics:

HumansGents: A large, stocky race with a human

appearance.Syllithids: A biped Reptilian raceDaerun: A humanlike race with a demonic

appearance: Pointy ears, red eyes, talonsFarisi: A wolf-like race


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+1 Intelligence, +1 Favor

(Urban)

Quick to learn: It cost 2 less points to purchase any skill

Mechanically Inclined: Gain a +1 roll bonus when interacting with

any mechanical system: lock-picking skills, crossbows skills, etc.

Favor of the Gods: Choose an additional feat at creation


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+1 Strength, +1 Stamina

(Agrarian )

Paralyzing Intimidation: Gents can paralyze an opponent for 1 round

upon a successful intimidation check


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+1 Coordination, +1 Perception

(Hunter/Gatherer)


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+1 Strength, +1 Stamina

(Agrarian )

Paralyzing Intimidation: Gents can paralyze an opponent for 1 round

upon a successful intimidation check

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+1 Willpower, +1 Charisma

(Nomadic)


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+1 Willpower, +1 Charisma

(Nomadic)


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+1 Strength, +1 Perception

(Tribal)


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Noble:

Soldier:

Rogue:

Craftsman:Merchant:

Sailor:

Wizard

Farmer:

Cleric:

Hunter: +

Minstrel:

Diplomat:

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