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Sample Spells may be found here.

"A good Bard should be glib of tongue, light of heart, and fleet of foot (when all else fails)". A roguish storyteller, information gatherer, gadfly, roustabout, and/or general mischief maker, Bards are generalists par excellance. Bards often have a smattering of magic, a skillful dodge or three, and a trick or two with a blade up their sleeve. When the chips are down the Bard is rarely bereft of an option, and endlessly take their foes unawares with their multitudinous bag 'o tricks.

Bards tend to expand into whatever happens to interest them at the time, rarely bothering to follow an exacting regimine, a strict schedule, or a suggested course schedule. Bards with foresight tend to always be preparred for the next challenge, while more bon vivant Bards just hope that their skills will measure up when the time comes. Either way, Bards are often gap fillers in an adventuring group; taking the role of a thief, warrior, or wizard if the group lacks one. In a group with all the main niches filled, Bards tend to mold themselves into some arrangement which complements their fellows or which meets their fancy.

Cost

Ability

Rapscallion Package Deal (exclude Conversation)

Prodigal Package

Blather Skills Package

PS: Performer (Choose an instrument or other performance media)

Detect Noise: +1 PER Normal Hearing

FAM: Climbing

FAM: Oratory

FAM: Sleight of Hand

Talented: Pick any 1 Skill Enhancer: (Jack of All Trades, Linguist, Traveler, Scholar)

110

Total Cost of Abilities

Value

Disadvantages

None

+110

Total Cost of Package

Rapscallion
Rapscallions are those who are off the straight and narrow either in fact or in spirit. Alert to opportunity, quick witted and cagey, Rapscallions have a solid core of potential allowing them to adapt to whatever course fate presents them.
They represent both the best and worst of Rogues, for they are naturally talented but often choose to put that talent to primarily selfish ends
Cost	Ability
6	Quick: +2 DEX
2	Fleet: +1" Run
3	Quick Witted: +3 INT
3	Glib: +3 PRE
4	Determined: +2 EGO
3	Alert: +1 All PER
1	Hard Bargainer: +1 to Resist Bargaining
1	Blas: +1 to Resist Oratory
1	Immovable: +1 to Resist Persuasion
1	Tight-lipped: +1 to Resist Conversation
1	Resistance: +1 to Resist Interrogation/Questioning
10	Puissant: +1 Overall Level
3	Bribery
3	Conversation
3	Persuasion
3	Streetwise
2	Survival: Urban
3	Trading
1	WF: Short Blades
Value	Disadvantages
0	None
+55	Total Cost of Package
Cost	Options
1	Literacy w/ Native Language
3	Well Connected
var	Contacts
var	Favors
var	Successful: Money
var	Street Credibility: Reputation Perk
var	Established: Base(s)
var	Established: Followers
2	Thieves' Cant: (Language; basic conversation; literate)
-15	Psychological Limitation: Self Centered (Common, Strong)
-5	Social Limitation: Prior Conviction (Got caught at some point in the past and has done some time incarcerated or otherwise detained by the Law; known to local Law Enforcement) (Frequently; Minor; Not Limiting In Some Cultures)
-10	Rivalry with other Rogues (More Powerful, Group, Professional, Unaware, Outdo)

Prodigal
The Wizardry Magic System is detailed here.
The Prodigal may have attended a formal University of Magic, been instructed by a Mentor, or otherwise received instuction in the Wizardly Arts (perhaps by a Spellcasting parent) but either way they received many years of instruction and then either quit, got kicked out, were given up on by their instructors, or something else occured that prevented them from finishing their training. Some continue to educate themselves as best they can.
The Prodigal Package is useful for any half-trained Wizard concept, or even for a "multiclass" character that split their time between Magic and some other pursuit. Also, a Character built on the Prodigal can always improve their Magic capabilities as they progress, so its a good starting point for mixed background concepts.
Cost	Ability
17	Wizard VPP (15 Pool)
15	Spellcraft 11-
1	Literacy w/ Native Language
Value	Disadvantages
0	None
+33	Total Cost of Package

Bard (Prepared)
Sample Spells may be found here.
"A good Bard should be glib of tongue, light of heart, and fleet of foot (when all else fails)". A roguish storyteller, information gatherer, gadfly, roustabout, and/or general mischief maker, Bards are generalists par excellance. Bards often have a smattering of magic, a skillful dodge or three, and a trick or two with a blade up their sleeve. When the chips are down the Bard is rarely bereft of an option, and endlessly take their foes unawares with their multitudinous bag 'o tricks.
Bards tend to expand into whatever happens to interest them at the time, rarely bothering to follow an exacting regimine, a strict schedule, or a suggested course schedule. Bards with foresight tend to always be preparred for the next challenge, while more bon vivant Bards just hope that their skills will measure up when the time comes. Either way, Bards are often gap fillers in an adventuring group; taking the role of a thief, warrior, or wizard if the group lacks one. In a group with all the main niches filled, Bards tend to mold themselves into some arrangement which complements their fellows or which meets their fancy.
Cost	Ability
52	Rapscallion Package Deal (exclude Conversation)
33	Prodigal Package
15	Blather Skills Package
3	PS: Performer (Choose an instrument or other performance media)
1	Detect Noise: +1 PER Normal Hearing
1	FAM: Climbing
1	FAM: Oratory
1	FAM: Sleight of Hand
3	Talented: Pick any 1 Skill Enhancer: (Jack of All Trades, Linguist, Traveler, Scholar)
110	Total Cost of Abilities
Value	Disadvantages
0	None
+110	Total Cost of Package

Blather Skills
Many characters have mastered the art of talking fast and making things up as they go along in order to grease their way through life. If you can't bedazzle them with brilliance, then baffle them with bullshit.
Cost	Ability
10	+15 PRE, Requires Conversation Roll
5	Conversation +1
Value	Disadvantages
	None
+15	Total Cost of Package