IQ 15/4		PP 8
MA 13		PE 12
ME 9		PB 11
PS 7		Spd 10

IQ 15/4		PP 8		S.D.C. 14
MA 13		PE 12		H.P. 13
ME 9		PB 11
PS 7		Spd 10

IQ 15/4		PP 8		S.D.C. 14
MA 13		PE 12		H.P. 13
ME 9		PB 11		P.P.E. 10
PS 7		Spd 10		I.S.P. 7/21/35/56/84

Autistic Savant Powers
Sensitive Powers: Commune with Spirits, Remote Viewing, Sixth Sense
Physical Powers: Impervious to Poison, Telekinetic Leap
Healing Powers: Increased Healing, Induce Sleep

IQ 15/4		PP 8		S.D.C. 14
MA 13		PE 12		H.P. 13
ME 9		PB 11		P.P.E. 10
PS 7		Spd 10		I.S.P. 7/21/35/56/84

Skills: None! We can't even do basic math, are illiterate, and can't even speak fluently in our native tongue!

Autistic Savant Powers: Autistic Defensive Trance, Autistic Psychic Messaging, Autistic Reading,
Intuitive Skills and Clarity, Psychic Bloodhound, See Multiple Levels of Realities,
Speak in Tongues, God's Wrath, Standard Meditation
Sensitive Powers: Commune with Spirits, Remote Viewing, Sixth Sense
Physical Powers: Impervious to Poison, Telekinetic Leap
Healing Powers: Increased Healing, Induce Sleep

Age: 24
Sex: Male
Height: Tall
Weight: Average
Origin: South American village
Personality: Gambler, loves being psychic and helping people because it makes him feel special.
Housing: Lives with family.
Savings: $1400
Equipment: Bunch of random poo poo I'm not relisting.

W.T. Fits fucked around with this message at 04:08 on Mar 4, 2014

• Intuitive responses are better than plans.
  
• A good deed is never wasted.
  
• Everyone should find life as enjoyable as I do.
  

• Intuitive responses are better than plans.
  
• A good deed is never wasted.
  
• Everyone should find life as enjoyable as I do.
  

• You may take up to 10 points of Flaws and an equal number of Virtues
  
• You may not have more than 5 Minor Flaws
  
• You must take at least one Social Status
  
• You should not take more than one Story Flaw
  
• You should not take more than two Personality Flaws, and cannot take more than one Major Personality Flaw
  
• You may not take Hermetic Virtues and Flaws, unless you have The Gift (this would be highly unusual)

Maria of Spain

Virtues

Flaws
Animal Companion (-1)
Proud (-3)
Busybody (-1)

• Age Quickly: Major. You are probably cursed or were in a magical disaster, and it makes you age twice as fast as normal. Your effective age for Aging rules and Longevity Rituals increases twice at the end of each year, not once, and you must make two aging rolls each year. There is no way to halt or slow this other than Longevity Rituals. This is a deadly, dangerous Flaw.
  
• Greater Malediction: Major. You have been cursed in a way that hinders you equivalent to a Major Flaw. This is kind of a catchall, yes.
  
• Lycanthrope: Major. You are cursed to take on the form of a dangerous predator like a wolf, lynx or bear on nights of the full moon (or other, similar montly astrological event). No items or clothing transform with you, and it takes a full round to transform. You have no special immunity to weapons, and the curse is not infectious. You can be detected as a cursed human with Intellego Animal or Corpus magic. You have the mind of a beast while changed, and react to all stimuli as an animal would. You have no memory of your actions in animal form, save in dreams sometimes. You recognize friends and foes while transformed. You must become a nonmagical animal between Size -1 and Size 2. You get the normal stats of that animal, but get +3 Soak while in your animal form. Any wounds taken in animal form automatically heal when you resume human form at dawn.
  
• Lesser Malediction: Minor. As the Greater Malediction, but a catchall Minor Flaw.
  
• Offensive to Animals: Minor. Animals react to you as if you had the Gift, though people do not. You can’t have this and Magical Air. Animals that would react positively to the Gift still don’t, though.
  
• Magical Air: Major. As above, except people react to you as if you had the Gift, too.

• Outlaw: Major. You are outlawed and must live by your wits. You can take Martial Abilities during chargen, and you get a Reputation at level 2 for whatever got you outlawed.
  
• Outsider: We’ve seen this.
  
• Branded Criminal: Minor. You have a mark burned in your cheek that marks you as a criminal. You cannot take the Wealthy Virtue, but you may take Martial Abilities at chargen. Honestly, I feel this is worse than Outlaw, even if you don’t get the bad Rep.
  
• Outcast: Minor. You are rejected by society for some reason. You can’t take the Wealthy Virtue. This is also a pretty poor Flaw pick.
  
• Outlaw Leader: Minor. You command a group of 3-6 outlaws, who obey you within reason. You must occasionally stick up for the group or its members, as well as provide for them. You often have to deal with challenges to your leadership. You are well known in the area as an outlaw, with a Reputation of 3. You are actively sought by the local law. You may take Martial Abilities at chargen. Grogs cannot take this Flaw.

• Blind: Major. You have little to no sight. You can’t use ranged weapons, read or nagivate unknown territory easily. Blind magi can still detect spell targets via their other senses, so they can at least use non-aimed spells on people they can hear, smell or touch.
  
• Crippled: Major. You have no legs or your legs are useless. You cannot walk, though you can drag yourself or push yourself along the ground with the aid of a trolley and stick.
  
• Deaf: Major. You can’t hear. You can’t understand spoken language, and magi with this Flaw roll two extra botch dice when checking for botches on spells with spoken components.
  
• Dwarf: Major. You are the size of a child. You move about two thirds the speed a normal person does, most of the time. You are Size -2, so you take wounds much more easily. You have -1 to Strength and Stamina, to a minimum of -6. You can’t take Large, Giant Blood or Small.
  
• Enfeebled: Major. You can’t exert yourself for more than a few seconds. Combat or chases leave you helpless, as do long hikes. You can’t learn Martial Abilities or any that require physical exertion. If you are a magus, you lose double normal Fatigue from spellcasting, but may do labwork as normal.
  
• Low Self-Esteem: You don’t think much of yourself. You start the game with no Confidence score and cannot have Confidence Points.
  
• Mute: Major. You can’t speak for some reason. You can communicate via point and grunt, sort of, and can still understand language and even learn to read. Magi with this flaw must always cast spells without voicing, though they can at least make noises sufficient to allow use of Voice range.
  
• No Hands: Major. You have no hands! Anything that needs hands is impossible for you. Magi with this flaw can never use gestures when casting.
  
• Poor: Major. You must work three seasons each year to maintain your lifestyle rather than two, and you can afford only the necessities of your station. You also receive less XP per year of age at chargen. Magi can’t take this, and neither can anyone supported by the covenant. Never take this flaw, ever.
  
• Ability Block: Minor. Pick a certain class of Abilities - Martial Abilities, say, or some limited set of the others. You can’t learn them. Ability Block: Logic, say, would rule out Artes Liberales, Philosophiae, Law of any kind, Medicine and Theology. Ability Block: Language would mean no languages but your native one. Your character must be able to learn the abilities, but they needn’t have any intention of doing so. You can only ever take this once.
  
• Afflicted Tongue: Minor. You have a speech impediment of some kind. You get -2 to all rolls involving your voice. Magi with this Flaw roll an extra botch die when checking for botch on spells that use words.
  
• Arthritis: Minor. Your joints are stiff and painful. Yu get -3 to all rolls involving repetitive, sustained movement. On a movement or combat botch, the pain becomes so great that your joints may lock up, rending your limb useless and giving -6 to all rolls using it until you get a day or two to rest.
  
• Clumsy: Minor. You aren’t graceful and you drop stuff. You get -3 to all rolls related to grace and so on. Further, you roll an extra botch die when checking for botch on any action related to Dexterity.
  
• Disfigured: Minor. You have a visible disfigurement that makes you ugly and easily recognizable. You get -3 to all Presence trolls that involves good looks or earning respect from most people.
  
• Feral Upbringing: Minor. You grew up in the wilderness, on your own or raised by beasts. You could not speak for most of your life and knew nothing of human ways. You have now learned basic phrases, but are still baffled by civilized life. You may not begin play with any Abilities that you could not learn in the wilds. You may not start the game with a score in a Language. You get 120 XP for your first five years of life instead of the norma amount, which you must split betwene Area Lores, Animal Handling, Athletics, Awareness, Brawl, Hunt, Stealth, Survival and Swim.
  
• Fragile Constitution: Minor. You are sickly and weak. You get -3 to all rolls to recover from wounds and disease. Pretty nasty when it comes up.
  
• Hunchback: Minor. You have a deformed and grotesque body. You get -3 to all rolls involving agility and balance, and -3 to all Communication rolls involving good looks.
  
• Incomprehensible: Minor. You are completely unable to convey your knowledge and understanding well. Anyone studying a book you wrote or trying to learn from you halves the amount of XP they would normally get. If you are a magus, this also applies to Lab Totals based on your Lab Texts and all Lab Totals for both you and your student when you try to teach spells. This is a nasty flaw for anyone that wants an apprentice.
  
• Lame: Minor. One of your legs is weak for some reason. You move only one mile per hour, have -6 to all rolls involving speed or agility, -3 to Dodge rolls and -1 to all other combat rolls.
  
• Missing Ear: Minor. You can’t accurately locate sound direction, and you get -3 to rolls involving hearing.
  
• Missing Eye: Minor. You can’t judge distances easily. You get -3 to ranged attacks and spell targeting rolls. In melee, you get -1 to attack rolls due to limited field of vision. You may combine this cumulatively with Poor Eyesight.
  
• Missing Hand: Minor. You have only one hand. Climbing, combat or other activities that normally use both hands are at -3.
  
• Motion Sickness: Minor. You get sick from horses, carts or ships. When not traveling on foot, you suffer double fatigue loss from long journeys, minimum two Fatigue levels.
  
• No Sense of Direction: Minor. You get lost extremely easily, and you can’t follow directions at all. You can’t take the Well-Traveled Virtue.
  
• Obese: Minor. You are fat. You have -1 to rolls involving quick movement or grace and -3 to all Fatigue rolls. You do not get increased Size just from this Flaw.
  
• Palsied Hands: Minor. You have hands that shake uncontrollably. All rolls to hold or wield an object are at -2, including weapon skills. Magi with this flow roll an extra botch die when checking for spell botches.
  
• Poor (Characteristic): Minor. Lower a Characteristic at -3 or lower by 1, to a max of -5.
  
• Poor Eyesight: Minor. You have bleary vision, and get -3 to all rolls involving sight, including combat rolls. (Note: Glasses won’t be invented for at least 20 years.)
  
• Poor Hearing: Minor. You get -3 to all rolls involving hearing, and speech that is hard for others to follow is often impossible for you. You often pretend to listen to people when you aren’t.
  
• Poor Student: Minor. You get 3 less XP from teaching and from books, to a minimum of 1. Pretty bad for anyone who plans to use teachers or books!
  
• Small Frame: Minor. You are Size -1. You can’t take this with Giant Blood, Large or Dwarf.
  
• Social Handicap: Minor. You have some trait that keeps you from easy interaction with others. You get -3 to rolls dealing with most of society.
  
• Tainted With Evil: Minor. Something about you makes people feel ill at ease, and you are easily hated. You can never have a positive Reputation, though magi tend not to react as strongly to this as normal people.
  
• Weak Characteristics: Minor. You have 3 fewer points with which to buy Characteristics. You may take this up to twice.

Maria of Spain

Virtues

Flaws
Animal Companion (-1)
Proud (-3)
Busybody (-1)
Poor Student (-1)
Obese (-1)

• Landed Noble: Major. You are a noble, who owes fealty to a higher noble and controls land, serfs and soldiers. You have around half a dozen servants at your manor house, including some bodyguards. You must take the Oath of Fealty Flaw, but you get normal points for it. You have wealth but no additional free time just from this Virtue. You have power to enforce the law, but you may not invoke the death penalty or mutilate criminals - the worst you can do are fines and flogging. If you’re Poor, you have a very small fief or one with few resources, which needs near-constant management. You have only a few servants at best. If you are Wealthy, you have more than one fief, with bailiffs or stewards at eac one, so you need not spend much time on them. You could easily afford to build a small castle or a large chapel. You have around 50 servants, several of whom are warriors. This Virtue is compatible with the Knight status virtue. It is also not gender-restricted.
  
• Magister in Artibus: Major. You are a Master of Arts, gifted that title by one of Europe’s universities, and have completed your two year regency of compulsory teaching. You are entitled to be called Magister and are subject only to canon law. You are at least (25 - Intelligence) years old and must have at least Latin 5 and Artes Liberales 5. However, due to your eight years at university, you have an additional 30 XP in each of those years - a total of 240 additional XP on top of your age-based stuff. You may buy Academic Abilities during chargen, and that 240 XP lump can be spent on those or on the Teaching Ability. You work as an instructor, probably at a university, for at least two seasons each year - three, if Poor - but are always genuinely free in summer, when there is no school. This Virtue can only be taken by apparent males - women must disguise themselves as men for it. It is uniquely compatible with the Hermetic Magus virtue, as well as Mendicant Friar or Priest.
  
• Redcap: Major. You don’t have the Gift, but are a full member of the Order of Hermes as part of House Mercere. You deliver messages for the Order and have 50 levels of enchanted devices to assist you in this task. These are always split between at least two effects useful for delivering messages, and new Redcaps are never given items able to kill, wound or ensorcel large numbers of people in order to avoid abuse. For every year of good service, you receive an additional two levels of effects you may access. You are trained as magi are - 15 years of apprenticeship, in which you unlock Academic, Arcane and Martial Abilities and earn 300 XP. You also receive the Well-Traveled Virtue free. Wen you begin to age, a magus with a Lab Total of 50 or higher will create a Longevity Ritual for you, free of charge, unless you find a more suitable magus in your travels. You may not take Wealthy or Poor, and you must spend two seasons each year delivering messages. Both men and women can openly be Redcaps.
  
• Clerk: Minor. You are a scribe, accountant, lawyer, student or functionary. You may take Academic Abilities during chargen. If you are male, you be in the minor orders - acolytes, exorcists, lectors and door-keepers - in which case you are allowed to marry and still benefit from being clergy (such as being subject only to canon law). Males may also be sub-deacons or deaconds, in which case they are expected to be unmarried, though they needn’t divorce if already married - just swear to complete celibacy. Women can openly be Clerks, however - just not part of holy orders.
  
• Custos: Minor. You work for a covenant and have high status within it. You may choose one restricted ability group - Martial, Academic or Arcane. You can take the chosen abilities at chargen, plus Latin even if you didn’t pick Academic (though you won’t be literate). You may not take Wealthy or Poor. Obviously, both men and women can be custos.
  
• Failed Apprentice: Minor. You were apprenticed to a magus, but something kept you from finishing - maybe your Gift faded due to a tragic accident or was incomplete. You still know much about magic, however. You may take Academic and Arcane Abilities at chargen and are familiar with magi. You do not have the Gift, but if your Gift was not completely destroyed, the party might allow you to have some Supernatural Abilities. You may take Wealthy or Poor as normal, and can be male or female openly.
  
• Gentleman/woman: Minor. You are a minor member of a noble family, possibly illegitimate. (Or not.) You don’t stand to inherit, but have the right to be called ‘Lord’ or ‘Lady.’ You do not want for much, though you have no vast wealth. You may occasionally ask your family to get you expensive gear, if you have a convincing reason. You are expected to serve your relatives or lose your family benefits, and may be Wealthy or Poor normally. You can be male or female openly.
  
• Knight: Minor. You are a knight - a noble warrior. Unless you are Poor, you have good arms and armor plus a horse. A knight typically has a lance, sword, heater shield, full suit of chainmail and a warhorse. You may take Martial Abilities at chargen. Wealthy and Poor can be taken as normal, and you can be both a Knight and a Landed Noble. Only apparent men can be knights.
  
• Mendicant Friar: Minor. You are a follower of Francis or Dominic, traveling the world to spread God’s word and give comfort to the sick, hungry, homeless and dying. You are sworn to serve the Church for your entire life, but your wandering habits make you suspect among the ranking clergy. You are subject solely to canon law. You may take Academic Abilities in chargen. You may, at your option, be a fully ordained priest, able to officiate over various services, though parish clergy may well resent your poaching on their turf. You do not need both this and the Priest Virtue if you choose to be ordained. You must take the Monastic Vows Flaw, though you get points for it as normal. You may not be Wealthy or Poor. Only apparent men can be friars, and this Virtue is compatible with Magister in Artibus.
  
• Mercenary Captain: Minor. You lead a small mercenary company - 5 to 10 warriors. You are much like a knight-errant with less prestige. You have been rich and poor over your journeys several times over. You may take Martial Abilities at chargen. If you are Poor, you have only a handful of men, though you and they at least have access to weapons and armor. If you are Wealthy, you command up to 20 mercenaries and have some sergeants to handle administration. Men or women can both be mercenary captains - money doesn’t care about that.
  
• Priest: Minor. You are an ordained priest, with the ability to carry out the sacraments and the power to cause the Son of God to manifest in bread and wine. You are subject only to canon law and receive great respect from most people. You may be a parish priest, but if so, you can’t be Poor. Parish priests receive confession, preach to their flock and minister to their spiritual needs. If Wealthy, the parish is rich enough to have a curate, who does some of your work, and you may hold benefices in several parishes, though reformers tend to dislike that. If you’re not a parish priest, you may take Wealthy or Poor normally and may be a curate or a chaplain to the wealthy - or working anywhere that education is needed. Either way, whatever kind of priest you are, you can take Academic Abilities at chargen. You must take the Vow flaw as one of your personality Flaws, for your vow of celibacy. Only apparent men can be priests, and they can also be Magister in Artibus.
  
• Wise One: Minor. You are of the broad social class of mystics, seers, healers and so on. You probably have supernatural powers of some kind and will want to take a Virtue to that end. You are well-regarded, though as much from fear as awe or respect. If you lack good standing, it is probably because you are a traveler or outcast. Pick one of Academic or Arcane Abilities - you may take that pick at chargen. You may be Wealthy or Poor normally, and can be male or female openly.
  
• Covenfolk: Free. You are a member of the staff of the covenant and are supported by it. You may not be Wealthy or Poor, but can be male or female as you like.
  
• Craftsman: Free. You are a maker and seller of goods. You may be Wealthy or Poor and male or female.
  
• Merchant: Free. You buy and sell goods. You might be a peddler, a shopkeeper or a traveling merchant. You may be Wealthy or Poor and male or female as normal.
  
• Peasant: Free. You work the land, or hire people to do it for you if you have the funds. You are free, not a serf. You may be Wealthy or Poor as normal, and male or female as you like.
  
• Wanderer: Free. You are not tied to a community and survive by doing casual work as you go. You may be Wealthy or Poor, but if Wealthy you have some kind of supporter, though that supporter will never question anything you choose to do. You may be male or female as you like.
  
• Hermetic Magus: Free. Can only be taken by magi, must be taken by magi.

Maria of Spain

Virtues
Wanderer (0)

Flaws
Animal Companion (-1)
Proud (-3)
Busybody (-1)
Poor Student (-1)
Obese (-1)

Maria of Spain

Virtues
Wanderer (0)
Shapeshifter (3)
Well-Traveled (1)
Free Expression (1)
Affinity for Music (1)
Luck (1)

Flaws
Animal Companion (-1)
Proud (-3)
Busybody (-1)
Poor Student (-1)
Obese (-1)

Maria of Spain

Abilities
Spanish (Storytelling) 5 (75 XP)
Arabic (Slang) 1 (5 XP)
Area Lore: Andalusia (Legends) 1 (5 XP)
Area Lore: Castille (Legends) 1 (5 XP)
Charm (First Impressions) 2 (15 XP)
Guile (Lies to Authority) 2 (15 XP)

Virtues
Wanderer (0)
Shapeshifter (3)
Well-Traveled (1)
Free Expression (1)
Affinity for Music (1)
Luck (1)

Flaws
Animal Companion (-1)
Proud (-3)
Busybody (-1)
Poor Student (-1)
Obese (-1)

Maria of Spain

Abilities
General
Spanish (Storytelling) 5 (75 XP)
Arabic (Slang) 2 (15 XP)
Area Lore: Andalusia (Legends) 1 (5 XP)
Area Lore: Castille (Legends) 1 (5 XP)
Bargain (Musical Services) 1 (5 XP)
Carouse (Drinking Songs) 2 (15 XP)
Charm (First Impressions) 2 (15 XP)
Etiquette (Noble Courts) 1 (5 XP)
Folk Ken (Peasants) 2 (15 XP)
Guile (Lies to Authority) 2 (15 XP)
Supernatural
Shapeshifter (Hawk Form) 1 (5 XP)

Virtues
Wanderer (0)
Shapeshifter (3)
Well-Traveled (1)
Free Expression (1)
Affinity for Music (1)
Luck (1)

Flaws
Animal Companion (-1)
Proud (-3)
Busybody (-1)
Poor Student (-1)
Obese (-1)

• Animal Handling: Care and use of animals, raising ‘em, keeping ‘em clean and healing them when they get sick or wounded. Example specialties: Falconry, specific animals.
  
• Area Lore: Knowledge of particular regions, covenants or even villages. You know geography, history, legends and politics. The smaller the area, the deeper your knowledge. Example specialties: Geography, history, legends, politics, personalities.
  
• Athletics: General physical ability, Also the ability to move smoothly, confidently and with grace. Example specialties: Acrobatics, contortions, grace, jumping, running.
  
• Awareness: Noticing poo poo. Also, general watchfulness. Example specialties: Bodyguarding, keeping watch, alertness, searching.
  
• Bargain: Knowing how to get paid and not paying out. Haggling, knowing how much poo poo is worth and how to present yourself. Example specialties: Specific types of products, hard sell
  
• Brawl: Unarmed combat or combat with knives or other easy pick-up weapons. Also, dodging if you have no other combat abilities. Specialties: Punches, grapples, knives, dodging
  
• Carouse: The ability to party without getting sick or passing out. Also, familiarity with acceptable behavior in a lower-class environment, even in cultures unfamiliar to you. Example specialties: Power drinking, drinking songs, games of chance, staying sober.
  
• Chirurgy: This is surgery and healing physical damage. It handles only wounds, as well as cauterizing them, but for surgery other than gross physical damage or for diseases or poisons, you want Medicine, which is Academic. Example specialties: Cauterization, diagnosis, binding wounds, setting bones.
  
• Concentration: Focusing on a task, especially for extended periods. Important for magi since spells with concentration duration rely on it in combat. Example specialties: Spell concentration, reading, lab work.
  
• Craft: An umbrella - every Craft is its own Ability, bought seperately. In the core, Craft is by material - Craft: Iron and Craft: Steel are different, as are Craft: Wood and Craft: Silver. This will later be retconned to jobs - so Craft: Blacksmith and Craft: Goldsmith and Craft: Carpenter. Since it’s an umbrella, you have to come up with your own specialties.
  
• Etiquette: Knowledge of social graces and behavior. It can’t seduce anyone, like Charm can, but will get you an audience with nobles and bishops where Charm won’t. Example specialties: Nobility, court, peasants, faeries, the Church
  
• Hunt: Setting snares, trapping, finding hunting spots, tracking and covering tracks. Example specialties: Tracking, covering tracks, specific animals
  
• Intrigue: Dealing and plotting, especially with the subtle use of power in non-confrontational ways. Not always manipulative - it also covers negotiations and knowledge of the formal and unspoken rules of conduct. Also, it is useful for picking up useful facts out of gossip. Example specialties: Gossip, plotting, rumormongering, alliances
  
• Leadership: Getting people to obey and follow you, or to fear you. Example specialties: Intimidation, in combat, inspiration
  
• Legerdemain: Sleight of hand and con games that require it. Filching and pickpocketing, too. Example specialties: Filching, picking pockets, magic tricks
  
• Music: The ability to sing, play musical instruments and compose music. Example specialties: Sing, compose, specific instruments
  
• Organization Lore: Knowledge of the legends, history and structure of an organization. This can be as big as the Church or Order, or as small as a local guild. The smaller the organization, the deeper your knowledge. Example specialties: Personalities, history, politics
  
• Profession: Umbrella for various non-crafting jobs, like sailing or washing clothes.
  
• Ride: Riding and controlling a horse. Example specialties: Battle, speed, tricks
  
• Teaching: The ability to teach others. Example specialties: a specific Ability, specific kinds of student

• Animal Ken: You can talk to animals as if they were human. Your Animal Ken is treated as your score in the animal’s tongue, while all animals are fluent. You may use Animal Handling in place of any normal social ability when dealing with animals. Animal Ken has no special bonuses to social rolls against animals other than this. Example Specialties: Specific types of animal, specific types of communication
  
• Dowsing: You can locate things nearby via use of a dowsing rod and intuition. If looking for something specific rather than ‘the nearest X’, you must have a sympathetic connection to the thing - so, say, bottled water from a stream if you’re hunting running water. If the item isn’t the area you’re searching, you obviously can’t find it. It takes about two minutes to search an area around 25 paces in diameter, and each doubling of size quadruples the time needed. To find common things in 25 paces is a Perception+Dowsing roll of 9+, and it goes up from there for rarer things and for distance. Example specialties: Searching for a particular kind of thing, searching in a particular kind of place
  
• Enchanting Music: Your music can influence emotion directly. To get specific effects, you need to sing words people can understand - you can calm the grieving with mere tunes, but you’d need lyrics to get the peasants to rebel against their lord. General effects work on animals but specific effects only work on things that understand words. Rolls of Communication+Enchanting Music of 9+ are enough to calm upset people, while 12 might win someone’s love, 15 might cause a riot and 24 could steal a soul back from the Devil himself. If you botch, you make the wrong emotion. Magic Resistance works against this power, of course. Oh, and the quality of your music has nothing to do with it - you can be a lovely musician and still have Enchanting Music. If you botch the Music roll to make music, though, the power fails because you hosed up actually being...musical. Example specialties: A particular emotion, a particular kind of person
  
• Entrancement: You can control another’s will by staring into their eyes for several seconds and giving a verbal command. Generally this is impossible in combat. You roll PResence+Entrancement against their Stamina, though they get a bonus depending on how nasty your command is. Getting someone to talk to you is much easier than getting them to murder their friends. It is impossible to look away while entranced unless you win the roll - though if someone has their eyes closed to start with or is blind, they are immune. Magic Resistance, obviously, works. Example specialties: Specific kinds of commands, specific kinds of people.
  
• Magic Sensitivity: You can identify things and places as magical with a Perception+Magic Sensitivity roll, easier the more potent the area, creature or item is. However, you must subtract your Magic Sensitivty from all magic resistance rolls, as you are more sensitive to all magic, good or bad. Example Specialties: Auras, magical creatures, enchanted items, active spells
  
• Premonitions: You can inutitively sense danger. Whenever there is a chance to avoid danger, your or the GM will roll Perception+Premonitions, with more subtle or distant dangers being harder to detect. If you succeed, you sense that the danger exists, and if you succed by 3 or more, you also have some sense of its nature, with more detail the higher you roll.
  
• Second Sight: You can see through illusions and invisibility. You can’t see through mundane disguises, though. Magic Resistance does not apply to your Second Sight, since it is part of you and affects no one else. You can also detect hidden magical regiones. Example specialties: Regiones, invisible things, illusory disguises, faeries, ghosts
  
• Sense Holiness and Unholiness: You can sense the presence of good and evil, either in a general area, or with more difficulty, in a specific person or thing. You must beat their Magic Resistance to spot demons - but if you do, you automatically sense them because they are hella evil. Angels can automatically be detected unless they are choosing to conceal their nature, in which case they must be detected as per demons. You may be overwhelmed in area of particulary strong divine or infernal influence. This is a divine power, not a magical one. Example specialties: good, evil
  
• Shapeshifter: You can turn into an animal between Sizes -5 (a robin) or +2 (a bear). This takes a round of concentration and a Stamina+Shapeshift roll of 9+, as does turning back. You have one shape per rank of Shapeshifter. Example specialties: One of your shapes, particular conditions for the change
  
• Wilderness Sense: You are attuned to the wilderness, and may roll Perception+Wilderness Sense at 9+ to tell which way is north, what the weather will be like or if there are any natural hazards or resources around, gaining one piece of info per roll. Example specialties: Direction, weather, hazards, resources

• Civil and Canon Law: Civil law is the law of Rome, which most legal systems are based on, save England’s. Canon law is the law of the Church, and applies everywhere, when dealing with clergy, marriage or a few other areas. Clergy are not subject to civil law, and most ranking clergy are actually not skilled theologians, but highly skilled in canon law. Both laws are covered by one skill. Example specialties: Laws and customs of a specific area, papal laws
  
• Common Law: The law of England. Example specialties: Local laws, exchequer laws
  
• Medicine: The formal study of the body and disease, utilizing humor theory, as diseases are caused by imbalances of the humors. Also treats poison and starvation, but not wounds. Example specialties: Anatomy, apothecary, physician
  
• Philosophiae: The study of natural philosophy, moral philosophy and metaphysics. Natural philosophy is roughly analogous to science, kind of, while moral philosophy is ethics, politics and economics. Metaphysics is study of the fundamental nature of the world. Example specialties: Natural philosophy, moral philosophy, metaphysics, Ritual magic, Ceremonial magic
  
• Theology: The study of God and God’s work. Often abstruse and somewhat heretical in places. Taken as a specific ability for each religion - the standard is Christianity, but you can take Theology: Islam and Theology: Judaism. Those get detailed more in a later book. Example specialties: Biblical knowledge, heresy, history

• Bows: Bows. Example specialty: a specific type of bow
  
• Great Weapon: Two-handed melee combat. Example specialty: a specific type of weapon
  
• Single Weapon: One-handed melee combat, also shields. Example specialty: a specific type of weapon. (Note, again: shields are a weapon.)
  
• Thrown Weapon: Throwing stuff. Example specialty: A specific type of weapon

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Captain Hats fucked around with this message at 00:15 on Mar 6, 2014

• Make our character an avian alien of some point (female, since the last character was male).
  
• Give her some interest, and skill, in bardly arts.
  
• Show off some of the more sci-fi-y options if the dice don't roll that way on their own.
  

• Future-specific events use Table 526: Final Frontier Events.
  
• Characters are often found as explorers.
  
• The presence of alien races depends on the game. Traditionally, aliens are a key part of Final Frontier futures.
  
• When an encounter gives the character a personal space craft, roll a d6. If the result is 6, the ship is up to date with current technological standards. Otherwise, it is an outdated clunker, barely able to hold its own on the spaceways, often using an outmoded, antiquated, or just plain dangerous form of interstellar travel.
  

• Get a spaceship.
  

Success: Counts toward accomplishing the task - you need 1 or more successes for the task to work.
Righteous Success: A success, but you also get to roll another die of the same type and add it to the pool.
Challenge: A failure - this subtracts from the total successes.
Boon: Trigger special positive effects, or cancel banes.
Bane: Trigger special negative effects, or cancel boons.
Sigmar's Comet: Positive critical - triggers a Sigmar's Comet marked effect, or converts into a success or a boon.
Chaos Star: Negative critical - triggers a Chaos Star marked effect, or turns into a bane.
Delay: If there are any of these in the result, the action takes longer to recharge or the character is moved down 
    in initiative.
Exertion: If there are any of these in the result, the character suffers 1 stress (for a mental task) or 1 fatigue 
    (for a physical task).

Characteristic: blue d8; standard positive symbols; get from your characteristic used on the roll.
Challenge: purple d8; standard negative symbols; based on the challenge rating of the action.
Conservative: green d10; low-risk, low-reward, but can cause delays; converted from characteristic dice based on 
    stance.
Reckless: red d10; high-risk, high-reward (causes exertion); converted from characteristic dice based on stance.
Expertise: yellow d6; only dice with Righteous success; get them from trained skills.
Fortune: white d6; some extra positive symbols; gotten from bonuses to the roll.
Misfortune: black d6; some extra negative symbols; gotten from penalties to the roll.

Strength: Brawn and physical strength.
Toughness: Endurance, constitution, and vigour.
Agility: Dexterity, coordination, and gross motor control.
Intelligence: General intellect, reasoning, and powers of deduction.
Willpower: Nerve, discipline, and force of will.
Fellowship: General charisma and ability to apply your personality.

Children of Grungni: During character creation, train one - Discipline, Resilience, or Weapon Skill.
Grudge: Add 1 fortune die to all Melee Strike and Ranged Shot actions against Greenskins and any target that
    has wounded you.
Sturdy: +5 encumbrance limit.
Night Vision: 2 less misfortune dice are added to your pool from darkness penalties.
Wound Threshold: 10 + Toughness rating.
Default Characteristics: Str 3, Tgh 3, Agi 2, Int 2, Wil 2, Fel 2.
Creation Points: 20.

Restrictions: Basic Career - Dwarf.
Traits: Basic, Combat, Fanatic, Slayer.
Primary Characteristics: Strength, Toughness.
Career Skills: Athletics, Intimidate, Resilience, Weapon Skill.
Stance Meter: 1 conservative, 3 reckless.
Advance Options: Action 2, Talent 2, Skill 1, Fortune 1, Conservative 0, Reckless 1, Wound 3.
Talent Sockets: Tactic (2x).

Troll Slayer: While in a Slayer career, you cannot wear armour, but have a natural Defence of 1 and a natural
    soak value equal to 1+ the number of Slayer careers you have completed.

Characteristic: points equal to the new rating (max rating of 5).
Wealth:
    Broke: 0 points. Get ragged clothes, dagger/quarterstaff, and 5 brass coins.
    Poor: 1 point. Get durable clothes, cloth rucksack, dagger/quarterstaff/light crossbow/hand weapon,
        50 silver coins.
    Comfortable: 2 points. Get travelling clothes, bag with another set of clothes and knick-knacks
        (candles, tinderbox, etc.), dagger/quarterstaff/light crossbow/handweapon, 2 gold coins.
    Affluent: 3 points. Get exceptional clothes, sturdy backpack with another set of close, healing draught,
        dagger, a few knick-knacks (candles, tinderbox, etc.), rapier/longbow/great weapon/hand weapon,
        5 gold coins.
Skill: points equal to number of trained skills minus 1 (max 4 trained skills), plus a number of
    specializations equal to the number of trained skills - 2.
Talents: points equal to the number of talents taken (max 3 talents).
Actions: points equal to the number of action cards taken minus 1 (max 4 action cards).

St 5, To 4, Ag 3, Int 2, WP 4, Fel 2
Wound Threshold: 14
Wealth: Poor
Skills: 3 trained, 1 specialization
Talents: 2
Actions: 4

Exceptional Training: Exhaust this card to negate up to 2 banes generated by a Strength, Agility,
    or Toughness check.
Timely Surge: Exhaust this card to add 2 fortune dice to any Strength check. If the check fails,
    suffer 1 fatigue.

Assess the Situation
Guarded Position
Melee Strike
Perform a Stunt
Ranged Shot

Block
Dodge
Parry

Troll-Feller Strike
Slayer
Melee, recharge 2
Weapon Skill (St) vs. Target Defence + 1 misfortune die
Requirements: Melee weapon equipped, engaged with target, you must be outnumbered or facing a
    physically larger opponent
Special: You may not use any Active Defences while this card is recharging
Successes
    1: You hit for +1 damage
    3: You hit for +3 damage
Boons
    1: +1 damage and ignore your target's armour soak value for this attack
    2, reckless: +3 damage, +1 critical
Sigmar's Comets
    1, reckless: Inflict 1 critical wound, then inflict normal wounds equal to its severity
Banes
    1: Suffer 1 fatigue
Chaos Stars
    1: Suffer 1 wound

Shrug it Off
Slayer Reaction
Support Defence, recharge 0
No check required
Requirements: Toughness 4+, must possess the Troll Slayer career ability card
Special: When you are hit by an attack, you may add 5 recharge tokens to this card to increase
    your soak value by 2 for this attack only. You may do this after damage has been announced

Saga of Grungni
Ancestor, Saga, Ongoing
Support, recharge 5
Discipline (WP) + 1 challenge die
Special: You may only be under the effects of one Saga at a time. When you play a Saga, return any
    other Saga cards you have in play to your hand.
Effect: While this card is recharging, allies with whom you are engaged may not be targeted by any hostile
    effect that could target you instead
Successes
    1: You begin chanting the Saga of Grungni
    3: As above, and you recover 1 stress and 1 fatigue
Boons
    2: Add 1 recharge token to this card
Banes
    1: Remove 1 recharge token from this card

Wrath of Morgrim
Ancestor
Melee, recharge 2
Weapon Skill (St) vs. Target Defence
Requirements: Melee weapon equipped, engaged with target, suffering 1 or more wounds
Successes
    1: You hit for normal damage
    2: You hit for +2 damage
Boons
    2: +1 damage for every 3 wounds you are suffering (round up)
Sigmar's Comets
    1, reckless: +1 damage for every 2 wounds you are suffering (round up)
Banes
    1, conservative: Add 1 additional recharge token to this card
    1, reckless: Add 2 additional recharge tokens to this card
Chaos Stars
    1, reckless: Convert one of your normal wounds into a critical wound

 CONS NEUT RECK RECK RECK
  01        01   02   03
+----+----+----+----+----+
|    | /\ |    |    |    |
|    | \/ |    |    |    |
+----+----+----+----+----+

Intrepid Explorers
Party, Adventurers, Idealistic
8 step meter
Party Tension Meter
    5: All party members suffer 1 fatigue
    8: All party members suffer 2 fatigue, then tension resets to zero
Hale and Hearty: Members of this party may spend fortune points from their personal supply to
    perform manoeuvres during encounter mode.
Sockets: Reputation, Focus

Morgorotha, the Dwarven Troll Slayer 1
Wound Threshold 14
St 5, To 4, Ag 3, Int 2, WP 4, Fel 2
Skills: Athletics (Ag) 1, Intimidate (St) 1, Resilience (To) 1, Weapon Skill (St) 1
Specializations: Weapon Skill - Hand Weapon
Equipment: 
    Weapon: Hand Weapon (Axe); 5 damage, 3 critical, melee, 3 enc
    Armor: None; Defence 1, soak 1, 0 enc
Encumbrance Limit: 30
Stances: conservative 1 - neutral 1 - reckless 3
Talents: Exceptional Training, Timely Surge
Actions: Assess the Situation, Guarded Position, Melee Strike, Perform a Stunt, Ranged Shot,
    Block, Dodge, Parry, Troll-Feller Strike, Shrug it Off, Saga of Grungni, Wrath of Morgrim

Asymmetrikon fucked around with this message at 03:06 on Mar 6, 2014

Malik ibn Darras, Avendaras
House: Guernicus

Characteristics
Strength -3		Intelligence +3
Stamina +2		Perception +2
Dexterity -2		Presence +1
Quickness +0		Communication +2

Personality
Grumpy +2
Pious -1
Inquisitive +3

Abilities
General
Area Lore: Andalusia (Geography) 1 (5 XP)
Area Lore: Castille (Geography) 1 (5 XP)
Brawl (Dodging) 2 (15 XP)
Charm (Magi) 2 (15 XP)
Etiquette (Magi) 2 (15 XP)
Folk Ken (Peasants) 3 (30 XP)
Guile (Keeping Secrets) 2 (15 XP)
Intrigue (Negotiations) 3 (30 XP)
Spanish (Slang) 3 (30 XP)
Arabic (Poetry) 5 (75 XP)
Survival (Hills) 2 (15 XP)
Academic
Latin (Hermetic Usage) 4 (50 XP)
Artes Liberales (Logic) 2 (20 XP)
Philosophiae (Ritual Magic) 1 (5 XP)
Arcane
Code of Hermes (Political Intrigue) 5 (50*1.5 XP)
Magic Theory (Intellego) 4 (50 XP)
Parma Magica (Mentem) 2 (15 XP)
Penetration (Intellego) 2 (15 XP)
Finesse (Precision) 2 (15 XP)

Virtues
(FREE) Hermetic Prestige (0)
Flawless Magic (3)
Affinity with Intellego (1)
Piercing Gaze (1)
Affinity with Code of Hermes (1)
Educated (1)
Puissant Intellego (1)
Skilled Parens (1)
Inventive Genius (1)

Flaws
Weak Scholar (-1)
Weak Spontaneous Magic (-1)
Dependent (-3)
Driven: Root our corruption (-1)
Pessimistic (-1)
Outsider (-3)

Arts
Creo 5 (15 XP), Intellego 10 (38*1.5 XP), Muto 5 (15 XP), Perdo 8 (36 XP), Rego 5 (15 XP),
 Auram 8 (36 XP), Herbam 8 (36 XP), Mentem 6 (21 XP),  Corpus 6 (21 XP), Vim 6 (21 XP), 
 Animal 3 (7 XP), Imaginem 1 (1 XP)

Spells
Hunt for the Wild Herb (InHe 5), Shriek of the Impending Shafts (InHe 15), Converse with Plant and
 Tree (InHe 25), True Sight of the Air (InAu 15), Whispering Winds (InAu 15), Ask the
 Wind (InAu 25), Room of Stale Air (PeAu 15), The Invisible Eye Revealed (InVi 15), Frosty
 Breath of the Spoken Lie (InMe 20), Sight of the True Form (InCo 25), Whispers Through
 the Black Gate (InCo 15), The Inexorable Search (InCo 20), Tracing the Trail of Death’s Stench
 (InCo 20),  Perception of the Conflicting Motives (InMe 15), Posing the Silent Question (InMe 20),
 Thoughts  Within Babble (InMe 25), Broom of the Winds (CrAu 15), Wreaths of Foul Smoke
 (CrAu 10)

Reputations
Dogged Investigator 3 (Hermetic)
Filthy Moor 2 (Local)

• Fast Casting: You may fast-cast the spell the same way you would fast-cast a spontaneous spell, with the normal -10 to your casting roll and the risk of extra botch dice.
  
• Magic Resistance: You double your Magic Resistance when anyone uses the spell or a similar spell on you.
  
• Multiple Casting: You can cast several copies of te spell, to affect more targets than normal, but can still hit only hit each target once. You may cast (Mastery Score) or fewer copies of the spell, rolling for each seperately. If any of them fail, you lose the fatigue as normal and the spell fails, but others may still work. If you lose consciousness, any spells that did go off still rn their course. If you lose consciousness and take more fatigue loss, each additional Fatigue level is another hour you spend out cold. You subtract the number of discrete targets from any required targeting rolls, and even if all spells are aimed at the same target (since they are, technically, not being cast at the same target, just pointed at them), you get -1 regardless. The GM may assign other penalties they feel are appropriate.
  
• Penetration: You add your Mastery Score to your Penetration for purposes of determining Penetration with this spell.
  
• Quiet Casting: You reduce the penalty for quiet or silent casting by 5. You may, uniquely, take this Mastery Ability twice to eliminate the penalty for silent casting entirely. All other voicing rules still apply.
  
• Still Casting: You have no penalty for casting the spell without gestures.

Malik ibn Darras, Avendaras
House: Guernicus

Characteristics
Strength -3		Intelligence +3
Stamina +2		Perception +2
Dexterity -2		Presence +1
Quickness +0		Communication +2

Personality
Grumpy +2
Pious -1
Inquisitive +3

Abilities
General
Area Lore: Andalusia (Geography) 1 (5 XP)
Area Lore: Castille (Geography) 1 (5 XP)
Brawl (Dodging) 2 (15 XP)
Charm (Magi) 2 (15 XP)
Etiquette (Magi) 2 (15 XP)
Folk Ken (Peasants) 3 (30 XP)
Guile (Keeping Secrets) 2 (15 XP)
Intrigue (Negotiations) 3 (30 XP)
Spanish (Slang) 3 (30 XP)
Arabic (Poetry) 5 (75 XP)
Survival (Hills) 2 (15 XP)
Academic
Latin (Hermetic Usage) 4 (50 XP)
Artes Liberales (Logic) 2 (20 XP)
Philosophiae (Ritual Magic) 1 (5 XP)
Arcane
Code of Hermes (Political Intrigue) 5 (50*1.5 XP)
Magic Theory (Intellego) 4 (50 XP)
Parma Magica (Mentem) 2 (15 XP)
Penetration (Intellego) 2 (15 XP)
Finesse (Precision) 2 (15 XP)
Spell Mastery
Hunt For the Wild Herb 1 (Quiet Casting) (5 XP)
Shriek of the Impending Shafts 1 (Still Casting) (5 XP)
Converse with Plant and Tree 1 (Penetration). (5 XP)
True Sight of the Air 1 (Quiet Casting) (5 XP)
Whispering Winds 1 (Quiet Casting) (5 XP)
Ask the Wind 1 (Still Casting) (5 XP)
Room of Stale Air 1 (Multiple Casting) (5 XP)
The Invisible Eye Revealed 1 (Still Casting) (5 XP)
Frosty Breath of the Spoken Lie 1 (Penetration) (5 XP)
Sight of the True Form 1 (Quiet Casting) (5 XP)
Whispers through the Black Gate 1 (Quiet Casting) (5 XP)
The Inexorable Search 1 (Penetration) (5 XP)
Tracing the Trail of Death’s Stench 1 (Still Casting) (5 XP)
Perception of the Conflicting Motives 1 (Penetration) (5 XP)
Posing the Silent Question 1 (Magic Resistance) (5 XP)
Thoughts Within Babble 1 (Quiet Casting) (5 XP)
Broom of the Winds 1 (Penetration) (5 XP)
Wreaths of Foul Smoke 1 (Multiple Casting) (5 XP)

Virtues
(FREE) Hermetic Prestige (0)
Flawless Magic (3)
Affinity with Intellego (1)
Piercing Gaze (1)
Affinity with Code of Hermes (1)
Educated (1)
Puissant Intellego (1)
Skilled Parens (1)
Inventive Genius (1)

Flaws
Weak Scholar (-1)
Weak Spontaneous Magic (-1)
Dependent (-3)
Driven: Root our corruption (-1)
Pessimistic (-1)
Outsider (-3)

Arts
Creo 5 (15 XP), Intellego 10 (38*1.5 XP), Muto 5 (15 XP), Perdo 8 (36 XP), Rego 5 (15 XP),
 Auram 8 (36 XP), Herbam 8 (36 XP), Mentem 6 (21 XP),  Corpus 6 (21 XP), Vim 6 (21 XP), 
 Animal 3 (7 XP), Imaginem 1 (1 XP)

Spells
Hunt for the Wild Herb (InHe 5), Shriek of the Impending Shafts (InHe 15), Converse with Plant and
 Tree (InHe 25), True Sight of the Air (InAu 15), Whispering Winds (InAu 15), Ask the
 Wind (InAu 25), Room of Stale Air (PeAu 15), The Invisible Eye Revealed (InVi 15), Frosty
 Breath of the Spoken Lie (InMe 20), Sight of the True Form (InCo 25), Whispers Through
 the Black Gate (InCo 15), The Inexorable Search (InCo 20), Tracing the Trail of Death’s Stench
 (InCo 20),  Perception of the Conflicting Motives (InMe 15), Posing the Silent Question (InMe 20),
 Thoughts  Within Babble (InMe 25), Broom of the Winds (CrAu 15), Wreaths of Foul Smoke
 (CrAu 10)

Reputations
Dogged Investigator 3 (Hermetic)
Filthy Moor 2 (Local)

• Go from here to Table 414A: Final Frontier Occupations. Turns out none of these jobs have anything to do with music.
  
• Go from here to Table 419: Hobbies. From there, we can select 'Music'. This would require fudging two rolls.
  
• Go from here to Table 865: Unusual Skills. From there, we can select 'Musical ability'. This would require fudging two rolls.
  
• Go from here to Table 413D: Occupation Table III. From there, we can select 'Craftsman' and go to Table 417C: Craft Table III, then select either 'Instrument Maker' or 'Composer'. This would require fudging three rolls.
  
• Go from here to Table 413C: Occupation Table II. From there, we can select 'Instructor', which will let us select either Table 417C (as above) or Table 413A, or go to Table 865. This would require fudging more rolls than the above options, on account of it's basically 'one of the above options as a teacher', so I'm not going to use this option.
  
• Go from here to Table 413E: Occupation Table IV. From there, we can select 'Entertainer' or 'Media Personality'. This would require fudging two rolls.
  

• Rank 1. A Raw Beginner. The character knows just enough to perform a skill or be dangerous with it.
  
• Rank 2. An Apprentice. The character has learned most of the basics, but has yet to become competent.
  
• Rank 3. Average. Most folk who practice this skill never go much beyond this level of mastery.
  
• Rank 4. Fairly Competent. The character is better than average and shows talent, but nothing extraordinary.
  
• Rank 5. Good! The character may be a journeyman at this skill. Real talent here that needs further developing.
  
• Rank 6. Very good!! (Emphasis theirs.) The character is good enough to have some razzle dazzle at the skill, but is not yet a master. But then, only a master of the skill would know that.
  
• Rank 7. A Master. Many will seek the character for service and instruction.
  
• Rank 8. A Reknowned Master. Folk from distant corners of the world (or universe!) know of the character's skill.
  
• Rank 9. A Grand Master. There are few, if any, with greater skill. The character's skill is known throughout the world (or even the galaxy!) Such talented people are quite rare.
  
• Rank 10. Legendary Skill. Though still within mortal bounds, tales of the character's prowess will live on long after he is gone. Hardly ever encountered.
  

• Age 8, new planets discovered: [R]. d100=74 on Table 312A: Personality Trait Types gives us a Lightside Trait, which means we roll d4,d10=4,6 on Table 643A: Lightside Traits and get Enthusiastic: excited, can't wait to act.
  
• Age 8, developed 'jaded tastes for exotic and possibly expensive pleasures': [D]. d4,d10=4,5 on Table 643C: Darkside Traits gives Morose: always gloomy and moody.
  
• Age 9, discovered transforming cat-ship and perfectly normal cleaning bot: [R] d100=23 Table 312A: Personality Trait Types says no Personality Trait develops.
  
• Age 14, rebuilding of home town leads to social climbing: [L]. We roll d4,d10=4,6 on Table 643A... but we already rolled that, so we roll again. d4,d10=2,9. Courageous: brave in the face of adversity.
  
• Age 18, having to move due to rival family: [N]. d4,d10=4,8 on Table 643B is Atheistic: denies existence of the supernatural.
  
• Age 21, the space lion and the space mouse: [L]. d4,d10=2,10 on Table 643A is Peacemaker: attempts to calm others.