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As the name would indicate Light Foot typically fight on foot. They generally wear
lighter armor and wield lighter weapons.
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Light Foot concentrate on speed, manueverability, skill, and technique over brute
force and strength. Reflexes and adroitness are their bread and butter, and they
often make use of easily carried thrown weapons which they can hurl at an opponent.
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Adept skirmishers, Light Foot are much more dangerous than their lightly armored
fast moving nature would suggest, and what they lack in striking power they make
up for with accuracy and finesse.
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Cost
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Ability
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6
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Quick: +2 DEX
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10
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Nimble: +1 SPD
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4
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Fleet: +2" Run
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10
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Precision: Find Weakness 11-: One Attack (choose)
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2
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AF: Light Armor Proficiency
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5
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WF: Common Melee, Common Missile, Slings
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10
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Choose One:
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- Combat Skill Levels: +1 All Combat and
+1 OCV with Weapon of Choice
- Combat Skill Levels: +1 HtH and
+1 DCV
- Combat Skill Levels: +1 Ranged and
+1 DCV
- Combat Skill Levels: +5 OCV with Weapon of Choice
- Skill Levels: +1 Overall Level
- Penalty Skill Levels: +4 vs. Range Modifier and
+2 OCV with Weapon of Choice
- Penalty Skill Levels: +2 vs. Range Modifier and
+2 OCV with a Tight Group of Attacks
- Penalty Skill Levels: +2 vs. Range Modifier with All Attacks and
Telescopic Sight: +4 with Normal Sight only to Offset Range Penalties and
Enhanced Perception: +2 PER with Normal Sight
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1
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FAM: Acrobatics
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3
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Breakfall
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3
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Fast Draw
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1
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Warrior Elite: Right to Bear Arms or Equivalent For Culture
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Value
|
Disadvantages
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|
0
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None
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|
+55
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Total Cost of Package
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Cost
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Options
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4
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Archer's Strength: +10 STR No Figured (-1/2), Only to Offset Strength Minima
of Bows (-1)
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10
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Lethal: Deadly Blow: +1d6 Killing, any circumstance, any weapon
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7.5
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Light Lethality: Deadly Blow: +1d6 Killing, any circumstance, any light weapon
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+10
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More Precise: Increase Find Weakness to Tight Group
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+20
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Incredibly Precise: Increase Find Weakness to All Attacks
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+10
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Reliably Precise: Increase Find Weakness to 13-
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|
+40
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Always Precise: Increase Find Weakness to 17-
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6
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Shifty: Combat Luck (3 PD/3 ED)
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4
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Dodgy: Combat Luck (3 PD/3 ED) (6 Active Points); Only While Not Wearing
Armor (-1/2)
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4
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Second Skin: Combat Luck (3 PD/3 ED) (6 Active Points); Only While Wearing
Light Armor (-1/2)
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5
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Passive Blocking: +3 DCV; OAF: Weapon of Choice (-1), vs HtH Only (-1)
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-5
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Physical Limitation: Old Injury (Infrequently, Slightly Impairing)
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-5
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Psychological Limitation: Warriors Code (Uncommon, Moderate)
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-10
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Psychological Limitation: Swashbuckler Mentality (Common, Moderate)
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-10
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Rivalry with other Warriors (More Powerful, Group, Professional, Unaware, Outdo)
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| 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 |