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[Dwarmin]

IC Thread--> http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=161025.0
Open Legend Kickstarter--> https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/626049486/open-legend-open-source-rpg-and-amaureas-dawn-sett (Least I could do was link to their project. :) )
Changelog--> https://github.com/openlegend/core-rules#changelog

The Story So Far...
Our heroes first mission has gone quite awry! On what was supposed to be a routine mission for the Legendary League, they were shipwrecked on a strange island by forces unknown...hearing a local under attack by Howler Wasps, they decided to try and rescue him...

Codex Legendarium (Encountered Enemies)

Spoiler: Howler Wasp (click to show/hide)

Codex Classification: Magical Aberration (Non-Natural)
Notes: Also called, alternately, the 'Monkeybee', 'hover-chimp', 'Beeboons', 'Vespine-Langur' or 'Waspape'. Among many others. These bizarre and violent fusions of insect and mammal are fairly rare in the world-thankfully. It's believed they were created by the standard mad wizard of the early 12th century ANM as guard animals, but they have since proved nearly impossible to control.

Howlers are entirely carnivorous, and build nests of paper, dried leaves, and skins of dead animals. A typical wasp is four feet long and weighs about thirty pounds, and possessed of poison sting, raking claws, and cunning intelligence-being social animals, they are almost always encountered in hunting packs of anywhere from 6 to 24. Like many insects, they are always ruled by a Queen Howler-said creature is much larger, stronger and more dangerous than her minions. Nest population can range anywhere from 50 up to a 1000 howlers, depending on how successful they are at collecting fresh meat for their young.

Howler Wasps will kill anything they can catch, but they are particularly attracted to killing and tormenting sentient beings, and do not hesitate to make themselves a threat to any local population, giving no regards toward their own survival-as such, most of these monsters have been destroyed in the time since, but they still thrive in wild, uncivilized areas.

These beings are noted to possess an odd affinity towards collecting paper, especially paper with ink-such as books and scrolls. They use them to line their nests and dens, possibly an ancestral memory related to their construction in some way-experienced heroes recall many encounters with these beasts in the decrepit libraries of dungeons and abandoned wizard towers. In return, they have a particular hatred of fire, which can decimate their homes-it doesn't hurt them any more than it would any other creature, but it does drive them into a frenzy.

Variants
Howler Hunter
These beings, the smallest and weakest of the Howlers, range far and wide for food and scavenge. They are typically cowardly, and flee from any threat they cannot over come by sheer numbers. Like most of their species, they value proving their strength to their fellow packmembers-they prefer to test their strength against foes at first, attempting to grapples, disarms or knock downs, while others mob the weakened enemy with stings and claws. They are more intelligent than any mere beast, and capable of using tools and weapons to their advantage, but are rarely armed.

They also act as sentinels-if you run them off, they will inevitably inform the nest of your presence.

Howler Warrior
Bigger and meatier, Howler Warriors make up the vast majority of any nest-they are merely dumb muscle, typically tossing themselves into combat without hesitation. They may be armed with various scavenged weapons, but usually carry spiked clubs, the sharpened ends tipped in their own howler venom-given their relative lack of speed compared to the hunters, they prefer to administer their poison via piercing weapons, and rarely use their own stingers unless desperate. Hunters are entirely male.

Howler Lobber
Some Howlers are less muscular and tough than others of their kind, not to mention more cowardly, and are often relegated to the humiliating role of skirmisher-lobbing various objects at enemies from above-mostly rocks, crude spears, and heavy tropical nuts. Lobbers can be surprisingly effective, however, especially against those who lack mobility to pursue them into the air. They are cursed with a lack of patience and a scarcity of ammunition-when a lobber runs out of things to throw, he'll usually flee or launch himself into melee, hoping to better his standing in the tribe. Lobbers are entirely male.

Howler Alpha
The largest, meanest males of the Howler Wasps in a nest will obtain the position of Alpha-there's usually only a few of these in every nest. Their tactics don't differ much from ordinary warriors, though they enjoy testing their strength to show off much like the hunters. Alphas are much stronger and more fearsome, though, their rank only achieved through brute force, or malicious cunning. Alphas do have a distinct weakness, however-their positions are always tenuous, only kept through fear, and their underlings and rivals are always looking for a chance to overthrow them. They can never be seen to show weakness. Manipulating the 'social system' the Howler Wasps have created can be very effective.

Howler Guardian
Primarily made of infertile females, the Guardians act as a nests coordinating force, driving it's singular will from the self-derived mandates of the Queen. They assist in nest building, guarding the eggs, and raising the young-mostly, however, they exist to the guard the Queen herself. They are much more intelligent than the males, and capable of both simplistic communication with other races and even some forms of magic-typically these uses are only toward violent ends, of course-guardians are notably sadistic in their regards toward other species. Guardians will rarely stir from their nest unless greatly pressed to do so, though rarely one may choose a cadre of warriors to accompany her for an intelligence gathering mission.

Guardians are as much prone to infighting as the rest of their species, viciously competing for 'favor' with the Queen and the stronger Warriors-typically, many Howler nests teeter on the verge of catastrophic social meltdown on any given week. A Guardians true purpose is only the manipulation of their Queen and their rivals to achieve a position of power.

Guardians will almost always rely on their warriors to do most of the fighting, preferring to watch from afar-only being moved to assist with their magical abilities if they feel either they, or the Queen, is directly threatened. Most of their magic is debilitating in nature, and they save this for enemies they feel are dangerous-though they are capable of healing and bolstering their allies, they don't like to do it as much. If forced to attack directly, Guardians can be surprisingly dangerous-their venom is much more potent than the males, and they are very fast, if not nearly as stronger or enduring.

Howler Queen
The Howler Queen occupies an obvious and vital role in any Howler Hive-she needs vast amount of fresh meat, to produce the eggs that the Howlers hatch from. Her her size and strength are significant, and if any enemy manages to pierce so far into the nest as to arouse her ire, she will surely be merciless in dealing them...her easily stoked fury is the greatest weapon against her, as she cares little about her own existence (or that of her warriors) to bother with caution-and when the Queen is dead, the nest will almost always follow.

It's believed that the Howler Queen is not the true leader of the nest, however-she is little more than a barely intelligent vessel for producing young, and the various social intrigues that swarm around her bother her not at all. She rarely gives any orders directly, but even the most febrile muttering will be accepted as sworn duty by her pack. In reality, she is constantly manipulated by her 'guardians' in pursuit of their own endless plots-and is likely too stupid to even realize it.

Loot
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...

Right, so I've wanted to make some sort of game lately. I've landed upon the Open Legend RPG system, finally. This is pretty much a sandbox campaign, designed to give Gm's and players a chance to see how the game runs. I figured I'd give it a shot.

http://www.openlegendrpg.com/ <--For your viewing pleasure.

I don't like first come, first served. Like a cruel tyrant, I will pick sheets according to random whim and fancy, rewarding my friends and punishing my enemies. Which means they should be interesting characters, yes. Given this a test campaign, however, I'm not strict on the player limit. I could take more people, if interest is high.

Feel free to ask questions, because I need to learn the system too. Though don't be afraid to, you know, read the site too.

[Dwarmin]

Spoiler: Simplified Combat (click to show/hide)

Action Rolls
Action rolls are used to determine the outcome of important tasks. They are always tied to one specific attribute.
To make an action roll, you roll 1d20 plus any bonus dice granted by your relevant attribute. Any dice that roll the maximum possible explode, which means you can roll them again and add the new total to your action roll as well. Continue rerolling dice until none of them explode. Add all of the dice together to find your total action roll.

Advantage & Disadvantage
When you make an action roll within a particularly favorable situation, you have advantage on the action roll. For example, in this combat, a character who successfully swings from a vine could gain advantage because of the extra momentum behind the attack. When you have advantage, roll one extra attribute die and remove the lowest attribute die before calculating your total.

You have disadvantage when you are acting with significant hindrance. For example, a character who gets stuck in quicksand might have disadvantage on attacks until escaping. When you have disadvantage, roll one extra attribute die and remove the highest attribute die before calculating your total.

Roll for Initiative
When combat starts, each PC and each group of enemies makes an Agility action roll to determine their turn order. Characters and enemies take turns starting with the highest initiative. Once all combatants have taken their turns, a new round starts at the top of the initiative order.

Turns
A combatant’s turn consists of one move action and one normal action.

Your normal action can be used to make a damaging attack, inflict a bane, or invoke a boon. Alternatively, you can trade your normal action for an extra move action.

Make a Damaging Attack
To damage a target, make an action roll. If you are using a weapon with the precise property, use your Agility for the roll. If your weapon is forceful, use your Might. Supernatural attacks use the relevant supernatural attribute (e.g., Energy to shoot a ray of fire). Your attack roll is resisted by a specific defense of your target, as explained below:

• Precise weapons target Evasion
• Forceful weapons target Toughness
• Supernatural melee attacks target Toughness
• Supernatural projectile attacks target Evasion

Your total damage dealt equals your attack roll minus the target’s defense.

Damage is subtracted from the target’s hit points. When HP reach 0, a combatant falls unconscious. If an unconscious creature takes damage, it must make a Fortitude action roll greater than or equal to the damage or else it dies.

Inflict a Bane
Choose one bane from the bane list for which you have the required attribute score. Make an action roll against your target’s defense indicated in the bane description. If you equal or exceed your target’s defense, you target suffers the bane.

A bane typically remains in effect until the target resists it using a move action (see below). If a target fails three resist rolls against a bane, the bane can no longer be resisted. It persists for an extended duration indicated in the bane description.

Invoke a Boon
Choose one boon from the boon list for which you have the required attribute score. Make an action roll against the Challenge Rating equal to 10 + twice the boon’s power level. If your roll equals or exceeds the CR, designate an ally (or yourself) to receive the boon.

Boons typically remain in effect until you cease sustaining them. You may only sustain one boon at a time. If you invoke a boon while you are already sustaining one, the old boon is immediately dispelled.

Move Actions
You can use your move action to move up to your maximum speed (30 feet for most PCs).

Alternatively you can use your move action to resist any banes from which you are suffering. Roll 1d20 for each bane affecting you. On a 10 or higher, the bane is removed 10.

Spoiler: Healing (click to show/hide)

At the end of combat, characters who are conscious and take at least ten minutes to rest will regain all of their hit points. Unconscious characters (those at zero hit points) require more time to recuperate, regaining consciousness and all their hit points in 2d4 hours. If an unconscious character receives any healing (suchas from the heal boon), he immediately regains consciousness.

Spoiler: Banes(listed by prereq/level) (click to show/hide)

Physical
Agility
Lv. 1
Lv. 2: Demoralized, Persistent Damage I, Silenced, Slowed
Lv. 3: Disarmed I
Lv. 4: Blinded, Persistent Damage II, Stunned
Lv. 5: Incapacitated I
Lv. 6: Disarmed II, Persistent Damage III
Lv. 7: Incapacitated II
Lv. 8
Lv. 9: Death, Incapacitated III

Might
Lv. 1
Lv. 2: Demoralized, Forced Move I, Knockdown, Silenced, Slowed
Lv. 3: Disarmed I
Lv. 4: Forced Move II, Intimidated I, Stunned
Lv. 5: Fear, Intimidated II
Lv. 6: Disarmed II, Forced Move III, Intimidated III
Lv. 7: Intimidated VI
Lv. 8: Forced Move IV, Intimidated V
Lv. 9, Intimidated VI

Social
Deception
Lv. 1
Lv. 2:
Lv. 3
Lv. 4: Intimidated I
Lv. 5: Intimidated II
Lv. 6: Intimidated III
Lv. 7: Intimidated IV
Lv. 8: Intimidated V
Lv. 9: Intimidated VI

Presence
Lv. 1
Lv. 2: Demoralized
Lv. 3
Lv. 4: Intimidated I
Lv. 5: Intimidated II
Lv. 6: Intimidated III
Lv. 7: Intimidated IV
Lv. 8: Intimidated V
Lv. 9: Intimidated VI

Persuasion
Lv. 1
Lv. 2: Demoralized
Lv. 3
Lv. 4: Intimidated I
Lv. 5: Intimidated II
Lv. 6: Intimidated III
Lv. 7: Intimidated IV
Lv. 8: Intimidated V
Lv. 9: Intimidated VI

Supernatural
Abjuration
Lv. 1: Dispel I
Lv. 2
Lv. 3
Lv. 4:
Lv. 5
Lv. 6: Banished, Dispel II
Lv. 7
Lv. 8
Lv. 9

Alteration
Lv. 1
Lv. 2: Silenced
Lv. 3: Disarmed I
Lv. 4:
Lv. 5: Polymorph I
Lv. 6: Disarmed II, Polymorph II
Lv. 7
Lv. 8: Polymorph III
Lv. 9: Polymorph IV

Creation
Lv. 1
Lv. 2
Lv. 3
Lv. 4: Blinded, Intimidated I
Lv. 5: Fear, Intimidated II
Lv. 6: Intimidated III
Lv. 7: Intimidated IV
Lv. 8: Intimidated V
Lv. 9: Intimidated VI

Divination
Lv. 1:
Lv. 2: Mind Dredge I
Lv. 3
Lv. 4: Mind Dredge II
Lv. 5: Scrying
Lv. 6: Mind Dredge III
Lv. 7:
Lv. 8: Mind Dredge IV
Lv. 9: Mind Dredge V

Enchantment
Lv. 1
Lv. 2: Demoralized
Lv. 3: Charmed I, Disarmed I, Dominated I
Lv. 4: Charmed II, Intimidated I
Lv. 5: Dominated II, Fear, Incapacitated I, Intimidated II, Memory Alteration I, Truthfulness
Lv. 6: Charmed III, Disarmed II, Intimidated III, Memory Alteration II
Lv. 7: Incapacitated II, Intimidated IV, Stupefied
Lv. 8: Intimidated V, Memory Alteration III
Lv. 9: Dominated III, Incapacitated III, Intimidated VI

Energy
Lv. 1
Lv. 2: Demoralized, Forced Move I, Knockdown, Persistent Damage I, Slowed
Lv. 3: Disarmed I
Lv. 4: Blinded, Forced Move II, Intimidated I, Persistent Damage II, Stunned
Lv. 5: Intimidated II
Lv. 6: Disarmed II, Forced Move III, Intimidated III, Persistent Damage III
Lv. 7: Intimidated IV
Lv. 8: Forced Move IV, Intimidated V
Lv. 9: Intimidated VI

Entropy
Lv. 1
Lv. 2: Demoralized, Persistent Damage I, Silenced, Slowed
Lv. 3: Disarmed I, Sickened
Lv. 4: Blinded, Persistent Damage II, Stunned
Lv. 5: Fatigued, Fear, Incapacitated I, Life Drain
Lv. 6: Disarmed II, Persistent Damage III
Lv. 7: Incapacitated II
Lv. 8
Lv. 9: Death, Incapacitated III

Illusion
Lv. 1: Phantasm I
Lv. 2: Demoralized, Phantasm II
Lv. 3: Phantasm III
Lv. 4:
Lv. 5:
Lv. 6: Phantasm IV
Lv. 7
Lv. 8
Lv. 9

Movement
Lv. 1
Lv. 2: Forced Move I
Lv. 3: Disarmed I
Lv. 4: Forced Move II
Lv. 5:
Lv. 6: Disarmed II, Forced Move III
Lv. 7
Lv. 8: Forced Move IV
Lv. 9

Spoiler: Boons (click to show/hide)

Physical
Agility
Lv. 1
Lv. 2:
Lv. 3:
Lv. 4:
Lv. 5:
Lv. 6:
Lv. 7:
Lv. 8
Lv. 9:

Might
Lv. 1
Lv. 2:
Lv. 3:
Lv. 4:
Lv. 5:
Lv. 6:
Lv. 7:
Lv. 8:
Lv. 9:

Social
Deception
Lv. 1
Lv. 2:
Lv. 3
Lv. 4:
Lv. 5:
Lv. 6:
Lv. 7:
Lv. 8:
Lv. 9:

Presence
Lv. 1: Heal I (Continues through to IX)
Lv. 2:
Lv. 3
Lv. 4: Aid I
Lv. 5:
Lv. 6: Aid II
Lv. 7:
Lv. 8: Aid III
Lv. 9:

Persuasion
Lv. 1
Lv. 2:
Lv. 3
Lv. 4:
Lv. 5:
Lv. 6:
Lv. 7:
Lv. 8:
Lv. 9:

Supernatural
Abjuration
Lv. 1: Dispel I
Lv. 2
Lv. 3
Lv. 4:
Lv. 5
Lv. 6: Banished, Dispel II
Lv. 7
Lv. 8
Lv. 9

Alteration
Lv. 1: Regeneration I
Lv. 2: Haste I
Lv. 3: Regeneration II
Lv. 4: Aid I, Haste II
Lv. 5: Blindsight, Flight I, Regeneration III
Lv. 6: Absorb Object, Aid II, Flight II, Haste III
Lv. 7: Insubstantial, Regeneration IV
Lv. 8: Aid III, Flight III, Haste IV
Lv. 9: Regeneration V

Creation
Lv. 1: Heal I (Continues through to IX), Light I (Continues through to IX), Regeneration I
Lv. 2
Lv. 3: Genesis I, Regeneration II
Lv. 4: Aid I
Lv. 5: Regeneration III
Lv. 6: Animation I, Aid II
Lv. 7: Regeneration IV
Lv. 8: Animation II, Aid III, Genesis II
Lv. 9: Genesis III, Regeneration V

Divination
Lv. 1: Augury I, Detection
Lv. 2:
Lv. 3: Augury II
Lv. 4: Aid I
Lv. 5: Augury III, Blindsight, Reading I
Lv. 6: Aid II, Reading II
Lv. 7: Augury IV, Reading III
Lv. 8: Aid III, Reading IV
Lv. 9: Reading V

Enchantment
Lv. 1
Lv. 2:
Lv. 3:
Lv. 4:
Lv. 5:
Lv. 6:
Lv. 7:
Lv. 8:
Lv. 9:

Energy
Lv. 1: Light I (Continues through to IX)
Lv. 2:
Lv. 3:
Lv. 4:
Lv. 5:
Lv. 6:
Lv. 7:
Lv. 8:
Lv. 9:

Entropy
Lv. 1: Darkness I (Continues through to IX)
Lv. 2:
Lv. 3:
Lv. 4:
Lv. 5: Blindsight
Lv. 6: Animation I
Lv. 7: Insubstantial
Lv. 8: Animation II
Lv. 9:

Illusion
Lv. 1: Darkness I (Continues through to IX)
Lv. 2:
Lv. 3:
Lv. 4:
Lv. 5:
Lv. 6: Invisible
Lv. 7
Lv. 8
Lv. 9

Movement
Lv. 1
Lv. 2: Haste I
Lv. 3:
Lv. 4: Haste II
Lv. 5: Flight I
Lv. 6: Absorb Object, Flight II, Haste III
Lv. 7
Lv. 8: Flight III, Haste IV
Lv. 9

Post WIP~

Spoiler: Houserules (click to show/hide)

General Changes
Every fourth stack of advantage/disadvantage affects the D20 rather than the attribute dice

The dice of NPC allies and enemies no longer Explode, unless specifically stated in their abilities.

Using Magical Items
Magical items can be invoked to mimic banes or boons, usually a major action, or along with a weapon attack. You always use the minimum power level indicated in for your attack roll, unless your personal skill in the noted attribute is higher, at which point you substitute your own.

Weapon Changes
Longsword loses the Forceful Property
Reason: Longsword having both forceful/precise makes the battleaxe useless in comparison.

Greataxe gains the Stunned Bane
Reason: To line up with the Maul

Crossbow now has range 100
Reason: Easy balancing.

Dagger now has swift 4
Hatchet now has swift 2
Scimitar now has swift 2
Shortsword now has swift 2
Hand Crossbow now has swift 2
Shortbow now has swift 2
Reason: Init bonuses too low?

Spoiler: New Loot System (WIP) (click to show/hide)

I am experimenting with ways to make looting more interesting, given that wealth is abstract in this system.

Drops
Elemental
Essence of Air=Agility, Movement
Essence of Fire=Might, Energy, Alteration
Essence of Earth=Abjuration, Fortitude, Protection
Essence of Water=Perception, Prescience
Essence of Life=Creation
Essence of Death=Entropy

Mind
Pinch of Curiosity=Learning, Logic
Pinch of Deceit=Deception, Persuasion
Pinch of Courage=Will, Presence

Base Ingredients
Fresh Food=Stat Boost (Physical Stat Boost)
Purified Water=Stat Boost (Social+Mental Stat Boost)
Raw Magic=Stat Boost (Supernatural)

Recipes
Fresh Meat+Essence of Fire=Spicy Meat

[GiglameshDespair]

Reserved. Will probably go for tiefling infernal, since I've wanted to make one of those for a while.

[IronyOwl]

I'll need a bit to churn through the rules (and more specifically, the options), but color me interested.

[ATHATH]

I'm interested.

Tiefling necromancer, ho!

[ATHATH]

Reserved. Will probably go for tiefling infernal, since I've wanted to make one of those for a while.

Idea forming...

Is anyone up for an all-tiefling party?

[Dwarmin]

Reserved. Will probably go for tiefling infernal, since I've wanted to make one of those for a while.

Idea forming...

Is anyone up for an all-tiefling party?

And you're all brothers and sisters!

One big, happy daemonic family!

((Totally spelling Daemon with an 'A' from now on. It's much cooler that way.))

[lawastooshort]

Ooh, I'd love to make a Half-Orc Unemployed-Due-to-Creeping-Urbanisation Shaman. I've been meaning to for a while now.

But I probably won't have time with all the rules and sheet and so on. I'll try.

[Pencil_Art]

Reserved. Will probably go for tiefling infernal, since I've wanted to make one of those for a while.

Idea forming...

Is anyone up for an all-tiefling party?

.....um, no? I'm not sure it's possible for everybody to be the comic relief.

Looks cool though, PTW.

[vishdafish]

Ptw

[GiglameshDespair]

Reserved. Will probably go for tiefling infernal, since I've wanted to make one of those for a while.

Idea forming...

Is anyone up for an all-tiefling party?

And you're all brothers and sisters!

One big, happy daemonic family!

((Totally spelling Daemon with an 'A' from now on. It's much cooler that way.))

Pfft.
Go dæmon or go home.

How do boons and the like work? How do we unlock them?

[Dwarmin]

I'm interested.

Tiefling necromancer, ho!

You'd just be a necromancer in training at hero lv.1, tho. You need at least lv.6 in Entropy to raise up a zombie/skeleton, and the best you can get starting out is lv.5 in any ability. Incidentally, you'll also need lv.5 in enchantment if you want to control them at all.

That being said, I would let you start out with a minion creature you already created (somehow) beforehand.

Go daemon or go home.

How do boons and the like work? How do we unlock them?

Boons are just like banes-they're essentially character abilities you unlock through certain combinations of attributes.

For example...

Blindsight 

Duration: Sustain Persists

Invocation Time: 1 Major Action
Power Level: 5

Attributes: Alteration, Divination, Entropy, Perception

Description

Even in the absence of light you are able to distinguish your surroundings. Some examples of blindsight include tremorsense, echolocation, heat vision, divine insight, or supernaturally heightened senses.

Effect

The Blinded bane does not adversely affect you and you are able to see normally even in conditions of little or no light. Blindsight can also potentially counter invisibility, though the GM will have to decide if the source creating the blindsight is appropriate to counter the source creating the invisibility.

Essentially, if you have lv.5 in either Alteration, Divination, Entropy or Perception (either crazy wizard vision, timesight, soulsight or spider-sense) you get this boon applied to you, as the duration is indefinite. The exact source of the boon is entirely determined by the player and/or GM, and any limits are also applied in the same way.

Heal 

Duration: Instantaneous

Invocation Time: 1 Major Action
Power Level: 1/ 2/ 3/ 4/ 5/ 6/ 7/ 8/ 9

Attributes: Creation, Presence

Description

Healing is magical energy overflowing from a creative life force which heals wounds and mends broken bones.

Effect

Roll dice according to the boon power level below. These dice explode as normal. The target is healed a number of hit points equal to the total roll. Like all dice rolls, these dice explode.
Special: This boon does not heal lethal damage.


    Power Level 1 - Heal 1d4

    Power Level 2 - Heal 1d6

    Power Level 3 - Heal 1d8

    Power Level 4 - Heal 1d10

    Power Level 5 - Heal 2d6

    Power Level 6 - Heal 2d8

    Power Level 7 - Heal 2d10

    Power Level 8 - Heal 3d8

    Power Level 9 - Heal 3d10

Another example. Having levels in Creation or Presence both give you the ability to heal injures in some way. ANYBODY can invoke ANY bane/boon if they have the pre-req abilities. You don't need to bring Mr. "What class do you guys need?", because most heroes are gonna be very versatile.

And, you can see healing doesn't even have to be magical, exactly. You could be shouting orders in battle-this could easily represent your tactical acumen giving your allies an advantage. Or, it's just your force of will. It's all up to what you want.

You can activate any level of the power you like, and the CR to activate boons equals 10 + 2 x Power Level against your relevant attribute (which is the same as you use to unlock it AFAIK).

[Draignean]

I'm very, very interested. Need to do some serious reading... Hmm...

[Harry Baldman]

I'm gonna go ahead and pad out your numbers for this one, we'll see if I can cook something up.

[S34N1C]

I'm interested, but won't be able to access my computer until tomorrow (on my phone rn and I hate making intensive character sheets on my phone). When will entry be closing?