RANGER Favored enemy: +10 PRE (10 active pts) only in relation to favored enemy type (skills and attacks) (-1) unified (-1/4) Real cots: 4 pts +10 INT(10 active pts) only in relation to favored enemy type (skills and perception) (-1) unified (-1/4) Real cots: 4 pts; +2 OCV (10 active pts) only in relation to favored enemy type (-1) unified (-1/4) Real cots: 4 pts; 2 8-pt CSLs (16 active pts) only with proficient weapons (-1/2) only for damage (-1/2) only in relation to favored enemy ...
DRUID Nature’s bond: do domains, but will do upon request Wild Empathy: 15 CP (bought as animal handler [all categories] 9+PRE/5) Woodland stride: flight 12 m (active cost 12 pts) only for natural surroundings (-1/2) only in contact with a solid surface (-1/4) real cost: 7 pts Resist nature’s lure: +10 EGO (10 active pts) only vs. fey attacks (-1) Real cost: 5 pts Venom immunity: immunity to all poisons (5 active pts) ...
BARBARIAN Fast movement: +4 m ground movement (4 active pts) not when wearing heavy armor (-1/4) real cost: 3 pts Rage: 3d6 AID expanded effect (STR, CON, EGO, STUN) (+1.5) (45 active pts) only works in combat (-1/2) self only (-1) one at a time (-1) side effect: always enraged (14/- enter, 8/- to exit) (-1) side effect: -5 STR, -5 DEX until end of encounter or until healed after wear off (-1/4) side effect: -2 DCV while raging (-1/2) x2 END (-1/4) not while wearing ...
Law and Chaos might have no relevance in some campaigns. DMs may decide to forego alignments completely, or create an alternate system. A new system should include a Neutral or Unaligned option, and at least one active alignment. Monopolar alignments contrast with Unaligned, but have no true opposite. Spells detect merely its presence or absence. Examples in gaming include Shadow from Midnight and Chaos from Warhammer. One could also make this force positive, like Gnosis, a knowledge ...
Updated 04-29-2012 at 09:13 PM by fmitchell
In Moorcock's writing the Cosmic Balance is a force unto itself, albeit less forceful than Chaos or Law. Agents of the Balance battle Chaos's attempts to dominate worlds. (Law, apparently, is too lawful to violate the Balance, which doesn't ring true to me.) AD&D had a similar concept in True Neutral, a notably tenet of Druids. Unlike regular neutrals, who for the most part don't care about things that don't affect them, True Neutrals are neutrality extremists, intent on correcting any tilt ...
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