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[Criptfeind]

What is a difficultly level? I assume I'm just missing it, although racial bonuses refer to it a couple of times, I can't find out what it actually is. Closest I can find is CR, but that doesn't line up with the racial bonuses.

That's the number you roll against. 1d20 + Any Mod dice.

I think that's CR, not Difficultly level, unless I'm missing something if that's difficulty level it'd make dwarven resilience and human learning pretty much worthless?

[Dwarmin]

Hmm.

CR is what you directly action roll against. You can pass, fail, pass but with a twist (player/gm choice), or totally fail. I know that at least.

...

DL, I think is just an interchangeable term-Power Level is the abilities strength, Difficulty Level is the same thing, but the difficulty...level...of the task.

The formula for activating a boon is (CR equals 10 + 2 x Power Level). So I'm guessing the formula for performing tasks, like climbing a mountain, making a sword or researching a spell scroll would be (CR equals 10 + 2 x Difficulty Level). DL can be anywhere from 1-9.

...

That would mean a Dwarf could use their toughness roll to shrug off any sort of attack (and related nasty effects) from an enemy/hazard/most banes equal or less than your fortitude level. So if you have level 9 fortitude with this trait, you can literally tank ANYTHING...once a day.

A Human with learning, well, it's a bit more murky-but it allows you to be a crafter without fail, on all basic items. Also any sort of profession related work (like repairing a ship hull, for example) you wouldn't even have to roll on it.

http://www.openlegendrpg.com/feats/craft <--See

A blacksmith or Fletcher character with human learning trait, and some free time could make any weapon or armor (barring platemail) without having to risk failing a roll, at least for the basic items listed in the beginning equipment list.

Difficulty Level is directly related to the wealth level of the item you are crafting (At least I think so).

Edit: In retrospect, I'm very confused now about this post.

Editedit: Human Learning is very strange, but I'm guessing it means you could do any sort of low level crafting, without actually having the craft feat. If you just took the feat, you couldn't fail that specific craft. Human Learning means you can do any task, though.

[Roboson]

Sent a PM about my character sheet.

[TheBiggerFish]

Spoiler: I have no idea how this works but I'm doing it anyway. (click to show/hide)

Hero Name: (<---)
Archetype: (Think class. Can actually be anything.)
Level: 1
Player: TheBiggerFish
Physical Description: (Huh!)
Bio: (Since there's really no world yet, there's really no reason to put anything here...but, I'd be impressed if you did.)

~Choose one of these stat blocks, then assign each number to one of the below attributes. All attributes begin at 0 otherwise. Cross check with bane/boon list linked below, to see what sort of abilities you will have to play with.

Specialized Hero
5, 4, 3, 2, 2, 2

Well-rounded Hero
4, 4, 3, 3, 3, 1, 1

Jack of All Trades
3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 2, 2, 2, 1~
Using the point buy

0/40

Attributes
Physical
Agility=0
Dodge attacks, move with stealth, perform acrobatics, shoot a bow, pick a pocket

Fortitude=3
Wear heavy armor, resist poison, shrug off pain, exert yourself physically

Might=0[4]
Swing a maul, jump over a chasm, break down a door, wrestle a foe to submission

Social
Deception=0
Tell a lie, bluff at cards, disguise yourself, spread rumors, swindle a sucker

Presence=3
Give a speech, sing a song, inspire an army, exert your force of personality, have luck smile upon you

Persuasion=0
Negotiate a deal, convince someone, haggle a good price, pry information

Mental
Learning=0
Recall facts about history, arcane magic, the natural world, etc.

Logic=0
Solve riddles, decipher a code, improvise a tool, understand the enemy’s strategy, find a loophole

Perception=3
Sense ulterior motives, track someone, catch a gut feeling, spot a hidden foe, find a secret door

Will=3
Maintain your resolve, overcome adversity, resist torture, stay awake on watch, stave off insanity

Supernatural
Abjuration=3
Protect from damage, break enchantments, dispel magic, bind demons

Alteration=0
Change shape, alter molecular structures, transmute one material into another

Creation=0
Channeling higher powers for healing, creation, resurrection, divine might, etc.

Divination=0
See the future, read minds or auras, detect magic or evil, scry, communicate with extraplanar entities

Enchantment=0
Control the minds of others, dominate wills, speak telepathically, instill supernatural fear

Energy=4
Create and control the elements–fire, cold, electricity, etc.

Entropy=0
Disintegrate matter, kill with a word, create undead, sicken others

Illusion=0
Create illusory figments, deceive the senses, cloak with invisibility

Movement=0
Teleport, Fly, Hasten, Slow

Defenses
Toughness = Fortitude[3] + 10=13
Evasion = Agility[-0] + 10=10
Resolve = Presence[3] + Will[3] + 10=16
Hit Points = 2 x (Fortitude[3] + Presence[3] + Will[3])[18] + 10=28

Feats
http://www.openlegendrpg.com/feats

Feat Points Remaining: 3

1. Attribute Substitution:Energy->Might
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Race and Bonus
~Choose one race and one racial ability. Feel free to trim down this section to whatever you choose, you don't need to list everything.~

CELESTIAL
Springing from usually loving unions between angelic beings and mortals, you are a Celestial, a combination of both worlds-a celestial can be of any sentient race. Your body will usually take an idealized, beautiful form of their species upon reaching maturity, something others find easy to look upon with awe and envy. Many Celestials like yourself are driven toward goodness, and fully accept their gifts-but, just as many resent the divine impulses that sometimes drive against your own free will.

~Pure-hearted: Any good-aligned creature you encounter is friendly toward you by default rather than neutral. Circumstances can alter this, but even if rumors or actions you’ve taken would influence a good creature negatively, it remains one step friendlier than it otherwise would have been.

~Divine Insight: Drawing on a supernatural connection to a deity or angelic being, you gain otherworldly insight. Once per day, you can choose a topic relevant to the story. The GM shares some information about that topic which might be useful. If you’ve just failed a Learning attribute roll and use this ability, the GM decides whether to give you information related to that roll or to give you knowledge that is completely unrelated.

~Trustworthy. Once per day, you can choose to inspire trust in another character via your good-hearted nature. That character believes that you have their best interest in mind and seeks your advice on something that is troubling them, sharing a secret that they would not normally share with a stranger.

~Divine Intervention. As an offspring of a divine being, you are defended by your parent. Once per day, when you are subject to a Finishing Blow while your hit points are below 1, you automatically heal to a hit point total of 1.

INFERNAL
Daemons also form 'unions' with mortals-if such a contract is forced or coerced, the resulting being is always a monster...however, if the Daemon overcomes their natural tendency toward evil, and truly redeems themselves through the love of another, the being that results is an Infernal-half daemon, half mortal, with the freedom to choose their own place in the world-though the temptation toward evil is always a shadow upon their souls.

~Dark-hearted: Any evil-aligned intelligent creature you encounter is passively neutral toward you by default rather than hostile. This may not last long in most circumstances-they will often try to force you to submit to their will. If you disobey them, or as as soon as an evil being feels they are stronger than you or in a position of power, they may choose to attack.

~Infernal Insight: Drawing on a supernatural connection to a daemonic force, you gain otherworldly insight. Once per day, you can choose a topic relevant to the story. The GM shares some information about that topic which might be useful. If you’ve just failed a Learning attribute roll and use this ability, the GM decides whether to give you information related to that roll or to give you knowledge that is completely unrelated.

~Fearsome: Once per day, you can choose to inspire great fear in another character via your darkhearted nature. That character is instantly terrified of you, convinced you've come from the depths of their worst nightmares. They are likely to be cowed into submission when defeated, though such a state only lasts until they can successfully flee-or they feel they can kill you, using whatever powers are at their disposal.

~Infernal Intervention. As the offspring of an Daemonic being, you are defended by your parent. Once per day, when you are subject to a Finishing Blow while your hit points are below 1, you automatically heal to a hit point total of 1.

DRAGONBLOOD
Young Dragonkind often have a fleeting curiosity with the mortal world-they typically take humanoid form, and it is from chance unions such as these the Dragonblooded are born. These beings can be of any race, and typically combine some of the traits of both of their parents-it is not as easy to tell as other half-bloods, however, as most of their power is sealed within them.

~Legendary Bloodline. Having dragon’s blood, you command the respect of those who practice the Arcane arts. You are assumed to have knowledge and a destiny for greatness in the Arcane arts, and others treat you with deference. This influence could guarantee your placement within an Arcane College, grant you an apprenticeship with a famous Archmage, or cause a magic-user who does not know you well to follow a prescribed course of action based on your advice if the question is one of Arcane knowledge.

~Dragonspeak. Like the great wyrms of your ancestry, you have practiced the ways of sneaking hidden charms and subliminal messages within everyday conversation. Once per day, when you converse with an intelligent creature for at least five minutes, you will learn one useful secret of the GM’s choosing about the creature.

FEYTOUCHED
When the Fey Courts visit the world for their games, Feytouched are a consequence. Unlike some half-bloods, Feytouched are not always born of a fey and a mortal union-some are created, when a young mortal is affected by strong wild, chaotic magics. In such a case, the person they were changes forever. A Feytouched often resembles their parent mortal race outwardly, though they may be marked by strange changes, such as oddly colored eyes, horns, hooves, or even the parts of insects-like wings and antennae. There are enough variations that no two feytouched is entirely the same, though they do share the general traits of their immortal parent, sometimes.

~Whisperer of the Wild. Once per day, you can ask a single “yes” or “no” question of a plant or animal within earshot. The plant or animal automatically trusts you at least enough to answer the question truthfully. You receive the answer by way of an inner sense, and so this ability cannot be used for further two-way communication.

~Fey Aura. Your fey blood gives you a compelling quality that can affect even the coldest of hearts. Once per game session, you can leverage your fey aura to turn an enemies mood in a certain way. Note that such magic is subtle, like a chisel, and can't be used in the fashion of a battlehammer-you cannot convince someone to commit obvious suicide, or otherwise force them to do something entirely out of their character.

Innocence: You radiate an aura of childlike, pure innocence. The enemy might choose to help you out of pity, look the other way when you’ve done something illegal, forgive a debt you could never pay, or vouch in your favor before the authorities.
Friendship: You radiate a nimbus of camaraderie and trust. A chosen target usually views you as a good friend, and is willing to help you if it's reasonable.
Romance: If the target would otherwise be attracted to you, that feeling is amplified to what they feel is true love. They will do almost anything for you not against their nature, but such a strong emotion can be difficult to control.
Wrath: You compel a great and terrible anger in your target. It is difficult to control this rage once unleashed, so you have better have a good target in mind.

~I don't really need to describe the rest of these species. )~

DWARF

~Warrior’s Code. As a veteran warrior, you command respect even from foes. Once per day, you can use this ability to cause an enemy or group of enemies to extend special concessions or favorable treatment toward you via an unspoken warrior’s code. The GM decides what these concessions look like. For example, your enemies might choose to trust you to come quietly and not shackle you, or overlook an insult that would have otherwise have been cause for bloodshed.

~Stone Sense. While underground you may fail to find what you’re looking for, but you can never be truly lost. You can always find your way back to the entrance through which you entered.

~Dwarven Resilience. Once per day, you can automatically succeed a Fortitude action roll of Difficulty Level equal or less than your Fortitude score.

ELF

~Elven Senses. Your keen senses allow you to notice details that others typically miss. Once per day, you can use this ability to notice something out of the ordinary. For example, you might spot a hidden passage behind a bookcase, a trace of blood under the fingernails of another character, or a wig that is not quite convincing. If you use this ability after failing a Perception roll, the GM decides whether you notice the initial target of your roll or a different detail.

~Sylvan Ally. Creatures of nature can sense your deep respect for the natural order. Wild animals give you a wide berth, Druids give you the benefit of a doubt by assuming that you do not have destructive intentions, and you can typically gain an audience with the chief of a small local tribe by virtue of your race’s reputation for defending nature.

HALF-ORC

~Orcish Shakedown. While others might convince with a silver tongue, you speak the universal language of fear. Once per day, if you make a show of physical force, you can use your Might attribute for a Persuasion roll. If your Persuasion score is already equal to or greater than your Might score, you get Advantage 1 on the roll.

~Orcish Scent. Your sense of smell is similar to that of a wild beast. As a focus action, you can discern the number and relative location of living creatures within 60’. With an additional focus action you can lock onto a particular scent and maintain its relative location as long as it remains within 60’.

HALFING

~Halfling Luck. Once per day, in a moment of need, you can call on luck shine to upon you. The GM decides what form this luck takes. For example, an attack that was meant for you might target an ally instead, you may discover a secret passage to escape from a rolling boulder, or a town guardsman decides to overlook your crime because you happen to have grown up on the same street.

~Halfling Courage. You have a brave heart for such a small person. Once per day, as a free action you can cancel the effects of any bane relating to fear or a penalty associated with negative morale.

HUMAN

~Human Nobility. Being of high birth, you are treated as a benefactor by the lower classes. They will trust and help you in the hopes of being rewarded for their efforts. You are also treated as a peer by lesser nobles and can typically request an audience with them. In addition, representatives of the law generally assume you to be beyond reproach unless they are presented with compelling evidence to the contrary.

~Human Learning. You have a knack for picking up new skills. Once per day, provided you are not under pressure from an inordinately tight deadline, you can automatically succeed at a non-attack action roll that relates to some craft, trade, skill, or similar work provided it is Difficulty Level 2 or less.

ANY RACE
~Racial Adaptability. You can choose to mimic the effect of any other racial ability, one you choose when taking this trait. You must provide at least a basic explanation why you can do this.

Equipment
http://www.openlegendrpg.com/core-rules/04-wealth-equipment
~Choose one!~
Warriors Kit: Maul, Hatchet, Large Shield, Longbow, Battle Axe, Adventurers Pack
Rangers Kit: Longbow, Dagger, Longsword, Chainshirt, Adventurers Pack
Ascetics Kit: Shortbow, Quarterstaff, Hatchet, Leather Armor, Choice of Any kit OR +1 starting wealth
Paladin Kit: Warhammer, Short bow, Great Sword, Large Shield, Scale Mail, Adventurers Pack
Wizard Kit: Crossbow, Quarterstaff, Dagger, Leather Armor, Mage Pack
Assassin Kit: 5xDaggers, Shortbow, Hand Crossbow, Leather Armor, Rogue Pack
Cleric Kit: Flail, Scaleshirt, Large Shield, Short Bow, Healers Pack
Druid Kit: Quarterstaff, Dagger, longbow, Scale Shirt, Healers Pack
Bard Kit: Longsword, Longbow, Dagger, Leather Armor, Adventurers Pack

Boons and Banes
~whatever ones you've unlocked are listed here. I can fill this in if you don't want to-they're based on the attributes you picked.~
http://www.openlegendrpg.com/banes
http://www.openlegendrpg.com/boons

I'll likely have to clean this sheet up once you've made all your choices. Feel free to trim down all the fluff, tho, it's mnostly provided for your benefit.

So far, my idea is a Harry Dresden expy.

[Criptfeind]

stoof

Arite, cool, dat seems like a good way to handle it. Although with that, I wonder how many fortitude actions there actually are. Fortitude seems like the most passive stat. I guess fortitude actions might be like, marching for days or not eating for three weeks or stuff like that?

Edit: I mean, I'm not playing a dwarf or a human so heh, I guess none of this really matters to me >.> Just a curious little monkey.

[Draignean]

Spoiler: I have no idea how this works but I'm doing it anyway. (click to show/hide)

Hero Name: (<---)
Archetype: (Think class. Can actually be anything.)
Level: 1
Player: (Forum Name)
Physical Description: (Huh!)
Bio: (Since there's really no world yet, there's really no reason to put anything here...but, I'd be impressed if you did.)

~Choose one of these stat blocks, then assign each number to one of the below attributes. All attributes begin at 0 otherwise. Cross check with bane/boon list linked below, to see what sort of abilities you will have to play with.

Specialized Hero
5, 4, 3, 2, 2, 2

Well-rounded Hero
4, 4, 3, 3, 3, 1, 1

Jack of All Trades
3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 2, 2, 2, 1~

Attributes
Physical
Agility=0
Dodge attacks, move with stealth, perform acrobatics, shoot a bow, pick a pocket

Fortitude=0
Wear heavy armor, resist poison, shrug off pain, exert yourself physically

Might=0
Swing a maul, jump over a chasm, break down a door, wrestle a foe to submission

Social
Deception=0
Tell a lie, bluff at cards, disguise yourself, spread rumors, swindle a sucker

Presence=0
Give a speech, sing a song, inspire an army, exert your force of personality, have luck smile upon you

Persuasion=0
Negotiate a deal, convince someone, haggle a good price, pry information

Mental
Learning=0
Recall facts about history, arcane magic, the natural world, etc.

Logic=0
Solve riddles, decipher a code, improvise a tool, understand the enemy’s strategy, find a loophole

Perception=0
Sense ulterior motives, track someone, catch a gut feeling, spot a hidden foe, find a secret door

Will=0
Maintain your resolve, overcome adversity, resist torture, stay awake on watch, stave off insanity

Supernatural
Abjuration=0
Protect from damage, break enchantments, dispel magic, bind demons

Alteration=0
Change shape, alter molecular structures, transmute one material into another

Creation=0
Channeling higher powers for healing, creation, resurrection, divine might, etc.

Divination=0
See the future, read minds or auras, detect magic or evil, scry, communicate with extraplanar entities

Enchantment=0
Control the minds of others, dominate wills, speak telepathically, instill supernatural fear

Energy=0
Create and control the elements–fire, cold, electricity, etc.

Entropy=0
Disintegrate matter, kill with a word, create undead, sicken others

Illusion=0
Create illusory figments, deceive the senses, cloak with invisibility

Movement=0
Teleport, Fly, Hasten, Slow

Defenses
Toughness = Fortitude + 10
Evasion = Agility + 10
Resolve = Presence + Will + 10
Hit Points = 2 x (Fortitude + Presence + Will) + 10

Feats
http://www.openlegendrpg.com/feats

Feat Points Remaining: 6

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Race and Bonus
~Choose one race and one racial ability. Feel free to trim down this section to whatever you choose, you don't need to list everything.~

CELESTIAL
Springing from usually loving unions between angelic beings and mortals, you are a Celestial, a combination of both worlds-a celestial can be of any sentient race. Your body will usually take an idealized, beautiful form of their species upon reaching maturity, something others find easy to look upon with awe and envy. Many Celestials like yourself are driven toward goodness, and fully accept their gifts-but, just as many resent the divine impulses that sometimes drive against your own free will.

~Pure-hearted: Any good-aligned creature you encounter is friendly toward you by default rather than neutral. Circumstances can alter this, but even if rumors or actions you’ve taken would influence a good creature negatively, it remains one step friendlier than it otherwise would have been.

~Divine Insight: Drawing on a supernatural connection to a deity or angelic being, you gain otherworldly insight. Once per day, you can choose a topic relevant to the story. The GM shares some information about that topic which might be useful. If you’ve just failed a Learning attribute roll and use this ability, the GM decides whether to give you information related to that roll or to give you knowledge that is completely unrelated.

~Trustworthy. Once per day, you can choose to inspire trust in another character via your good-hearted nature. That character believes that you have their best interest in mind and seeks your advice on something that is troubling them, sharing a secret that they would not normally share with a stranger.

~Divine Intervention. As an offspring of a divine being, you are defended by your parent. Once per day, when you are subject to a Finishing Blow while your hit points are below 1, you automatically heal to a hit point total of 1.

INFERNAL
Daemons also form 'unions' with mortals-if such a contract is forced or coerced, the resulting being is always a monster...however, if the Daemon overcomes their natural tendency toward evil, and truly redeems themselves through the love of another, the being that results is an Infernal-half daemon, half mortal, with the freedom to choose their own place in the world-though the temptation toward evil is always a shadow upon their souls.

~Dark-hearted: Any evil-aligned intelligent creature you encounter is passively neutral toward you by default rather than hostile. This may not last long in most circumstances-they will often try to force you to submit to their will. If you disobey them, or as as soon as an evil being feels they are stronger than you or in a position of power, they may choose to attack.

~Infernal Insight: Drawing on a supernatural connection to a daemonic force, you gain otherworldly insight. Once per day, you can choose a topic relevant to the story. The GM shares some information about that topic which might be useful. If you’ve just failed a Learning attribute roll and use this ability, the GM decides whether to give you information related to that roll or to give you knowledge that is completely unrelated.

~Fearsome: Once per day, you can choose to inspire great fear in another character via your darkhearted nature. That character is instantly terrified of you, convinced you've come from the depths of their worst nightmares. They are likely to be cowed into submission when defeated, though such a state only lasts until they can successfully flee-or they feel they can kill you, using whatever powers are at their disposal.

~Infernal Intervention. As the offspring of an Daemonic being, you are defended by your parent. Once per day, when you are subject to a Finishing Blow while your hit points are below 1, you automatically heal to a hit point total of 1.

DRAGONBLOOD
Young Dragonkind often have a fleeting curiosity with the mortal world-they typically take humanoid form, and it is from chance unions such as these the Dragonblooded are born. These beings can be of any race, and typically combine some of the traits of both of their parents-it is not as easy to tell as other half-bloods, however, as most of their power is sealed within them.

~Legendary Bloodline. Having dragon’s blood, you command the respect of those who practice the Arcane arts. You are assumed to have knowledge and a destiny for greatness in the Arcane arts, and others treat you with deference. This influence could guarantee your placement within an Arcane College, grant you an apprenticeship with a famous Archmage, or cause a magic-user who does not know you well to follow a prescribed course of action based on your advice if the question is one of Arcane knowledge.

~Dragonspeak. Like the great wyrms of your ancestry, you have practiced the ways of sneaking hidden charms and subliminal messages within everyday conversation. Once per day, when you converse with an intelligent creature for at least five minutes, you will learn one useful secret of the GM’s choosing about the creature.

FEYTOUCHED
When the Fey Courts visit the world for their games, Feytouched are a consequence. Unlike some half-bloods, Feytouched are not always born of a fey and a mortal union-some are created, when a young mortal is affected by strong wild, chaotic magics. In such a case, the person they were changes forever. A Feytouched often resembles their parent mortal race outwardly, though they may be marked by strange changes, such as oddly colored eyes, horns, hooves, or even the parts of insects-like wings and antennae. There are enough variations that no two feytouched is entirely the same, though they do share the general traits of their immortal parent, sometimes.

~Whisperer of the Wild. Once per day, you can ask a single “yes” or “no” question of a plant or animal within earshot. The plant or animal automatically trusts you at least enough to answer the question truthfully. You receive the answer by way of an inner sense, and so this ability cannot be used for further two-way communication.

~Fey Aura. Your fey blood gives you a compelling quality that can affect even the coldest of hearts. Once per game session, you can leverage your fey aura to turn an enemies mood in a certain way. Note that such magic is subtle, like a chisel, and can't be used in the fashion of a battlehammer-you cannot convince someone to commit obvious suicide, or otherwise force them to do something entirely out of their character.

Innocence: You radiate an aura of childlike, pure innocence. The enemy might choose to help you out of pity, look the other way when you’ve done something illegal, forgive a debt you could never pay, or vouch in your favor before the authorities.
Friendship: You radiate a nimbus of camaraderie and trust. A chosen target usually views you as a good friend, and is willing to help you if it's reasonable.
Romance: If the target would otherwise be attracted to you, that feeling is amplified to what they feel is true love. They will do almost anything for you not against their nature, but such a strong emotion can be difficult to control.
Wrath: You compel a great and terrible anger in your target. It is difficult to control this rage once unleashed, so you have better have a good target in mind.

~I don't really need to describe the rest of these species. )~

DWARF

~Warrior’s Code. As a veteran warrior, you command respect even from foes. Once per day, you can use this ability to cause an enemy or group of enemies to extend special concessions or favorable treatment toward you via an unspoken warrior’s code. The GM decides what these concessions look like. For example, your enemies might choose to trust you to come quietly and not shackle you, or overlook an insult that would have otherwise have been cause for bloodshed.

~Stone Sense. While underground you may fail to find what you’re looking for, but you can never be truly lost. You can always find your way back to the entrance through which you entered.

~Dwarven Resilience. Once per day, you can automatically succeed a Fortitude action roll of Difficulty Level equal or less than your Fortitude score.

ELF

~Elven Senses. Your keen senses allow you to notice details that others typically miss. Once per day, you can use this ability to notice something out of the ordinary. For example, you might spot a hidden passage behind a bookcase, a trace of blood under the fingernails of another character, or a wig that is not quite convincing. If you use this ability after failing a Perception roll, the GM decides whether you notice the initial target of your roll or a different detail.

~Sylvan Ally. Creatures of nature can sense your deep respect for the natural order. Wild animals give you a wide berth, Druids give you the benefit of a doubt by assuming that you do not have destructive intentions, and you can typically gain an audience with the chief of a small local tribe by virtue of your race’s reputation for defending nature.

HALF-ORC

~Orcish Shakedown. While others might convince with a silver tongue, you speak the universal language of fear. Once per day, if you make a show of physical force, you can use your Might attribute for a Persuasion roll. If your Persuasion score is already equal to or greater than your Might score, you get Advantage 1 on the roll.

~Orcish Scent. Your sense of smell is similar to that of a wild beast. As a focus action, you can discern the number and relative location of living creatures within 60’. With an additional focus action you can lock onto a particular scent and maintain its relative location as long as it remains within 60’.

HALFING

~Halfling Luck. Once per day, in a moment of need, you can call on luck shine to upon you. The GM decides what form this luck takes. For example, an attack that was meant for you might target an ally instead, you may discover a secret passage to escape from a rolling boulder, or a town guardsman decides to overlook your crime because you happen to have grown up on the same street.

~Halfling Courage. You have a brave heart for such a small person. Once per day, as a free action you can cancel the effects of any bane relating to fear or a penalty associated with negative morale.

HUMAN

~Human Nobility. Being of high birth, you are treated as a benefactor by the lower classes. They will trust and help you in the hopes of being rewarded for their efforts. You are also treated as a peer by lesser nobles and can typically request an audience with them. In addition, representatives of the law generally assume you to be beyond reproach unless they are presented with compelling evidence to the contrary.

~Human Learning. You have a knack for picking up new skills. Once per day, provided you are not under pressure from an inordinately tight deadline, you can automatically succeed at a non-attack action roll that relates to some craft, trade, skill, or similar work provided it is Difficulty Level 2 or less.

ANY RACE
~Racial Adaptability. You can choose to mimic the effect of any other racial ability, one you choose when taking this trait. You must provide at least a basic explanation why you can do this.

Equipment
http://www.openlegendrpg.com/core-rules/04-wealth-equipment
~Choose one!~
Warriors Kit: Maul, Hatchet, Large Shield, Longbow, Battle Axe, Adventurers Pack
Rangers Kit: Longbow, Dagger, Longsword, Chainshirt, Adventurers Pack
Ascetics Kit: Shortbow, Quarterstaff, Hatchet, Leather Armor, Choice of Any kit OR +1 starting wealth
Paladin Kit: Warhammer, Short bow, Great Sword, Large Shield, Scale Mail, Adventurers Pack
Wizard Kit: Crossbow, Quarterstaff, Dagger, Leather Armor, Mage Pack
Assassin Kit: 5xDaggers, Shortbow, Hand Crossbow, Leather Armor, Rogue Pack
Cleric Kit: Flail, Scaleshirt, Large Shield, Short Bow, Healers Pack
Druid Kit: Quarterstaff, Dagger, longbow, Scale Shirt, Healers Pack
Bard Kit: Longsword, Longbow, Dagger, Leather Armor, Adventurers Pack

Boons and Banes
~whatever ones you've unlocked are listed here. I can fill this in if you don't want to-they're based on the attributes you picked.~
http://www.openlegendrpg.com/banes
http://www.openlegendrpg.com/boons

I'll likely have to clean this sheet up once you've made all your choices. Feel free to trim down all the fluff, tho, it's mnostly provided for your benefit.

So far, my idea is a Harry Dresden expy.

Do it. Harry Dresden expy is best expy.

[GiglameshDespair]

Since everyone and their mum seems to be making a tiefling, I guess I'll just make a fairy from the moon.

[TheBiggerFish]

Problem is, how do make Harry in this system :v

[Roboson]

Here is my character submission.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Hero Name: Rouran
Archetype: Anti-druid
Level: 1
Player: Roboson
Physical Description: A 6' purple humanoid. His appearance is most closely related to an elf, but no elf would ever say so. At first glance he has the pointed ears and fey-like face, but the more you look at him, the more you get this feeling as if he's not quite elfish, despite what your eyes tell you. The purple skin and dark eyes don't help either.
Bio: Rouran is a Fel-Touched. Eons ago the fay and the fel came into being, each representing a different type of nature. Cousins who were similar, but completely unlike all the same. The fay embodied the primal and chaotic energies of the feywilds. The fel embodied a type of nature that was strange and very different. War broke out between the two incompatable types of nature and the Fel were slain, almost completely, by the fay. And so their strange nature magic never made it into the physical world or the Fay Wilds. Yet several fel still remain, hiding from  their conquerors.

Roboson was born an elf, and a rather gifted sorcerer at that. He was ambitions, cold, and unyielding in his search for strong, ancient, and or forbidden power. Anything that would make him strong enough to achieve his less than savory goals. His quest for power led him to a hidden enclave filled with a strange and otherworldly power. The plants and animals there were not like those of normal nature, yet they were perfectly natural in an otherworldly sense. Rouran knew not what he had discovered, but he knew he had found the source of power that he needed for his nefarious goals.

At the center of the grove was a strange fleshy purple tree. It radiated the otherworldly power of this place. When Rouran approached, it disturbed the local Fel denizen who had gone dormant to avoid detection from his racial enemy. The Fel reached down and infused Rouran with his power. Changing his body and mind to that of a fel-touched. When Rouran recovered from this experience he was purple and had lost all his ambition for domination. Instead he had been infused with new power and a new purpose in life. To protect and spread the Fel-Wilds in a world where they cannot and do not naturally exist.

Attributes
Physical
Agility=0
Dodge attacks, move with stealth, perform acrobatics, shoot a bow, pick a pocket

Fortitude=0
Wear heavy armor, resist poison, shrug off pain, exert yourself physically

Might=0
Swing a maul, jump over a chasm, break down a door, wrestle a foe to submission

Social
Deception=0
Tell a lie, bluff at cards, disguise yourself, spread rumors, swindle a sucker

Presence=0
Give a speech, sing a song, inspire an army, exert your force of personality, have luck smile upon you

Persuasion=0
Negotiate a deal, convince someone, haggle a good price, pry information

Mental
Learning=3
Recall facts about history, arcane magic, the natural world, etc.

Logic=1
Solve riddles, decipher a code, improvise a tool, understand the enemy’s strategy, find a loophole

Perception=0
Sense ulterior motives, track someone, catch a gut feeling, spot a hidden foe, find a secret door

Will=3
Maintain your resolve, overcome adversity, resist torture, stay awake on watch, stave off insanity

Supernatural
Abjuration=1
Protect from damage, break enchantments, dispel magic, bind demons

Alteration=4
Change shape, alter molecular structures, transmute one material into another

Creation=4
Channeling higher powers for healing, creation, resurrection, divine might, etc.

Divination=3
See the future, read minds or auras, detect magic or evil, scry, communicate with extraplanar entities

Enchantment=1
Control the minds of others, dominate wills, speak telepathically, instill supernatural fear

Energy=0
Create and control the elements–fire, cold, electricity, etc.

Entropy=0
Disintegrate matter, kill with a word, create undead, sicken others

Illusion=0
Create illusory figments, deceive the senses, cloak with invisibility

Movement=0
Teleport, Fly, Hasten, Slow

Defenses
Toughness 10
Evasion = 10
Resolve = 13
Hit Points = 16

Feats:
Knowledge 1: Supernatural.
Supernatural Presence.
Bane Focus.

Race: Fel Touched
Racial Bonus: Natural enemy. Natural creatures tend to avoid and fear you. Druids are immediately distrustful. Supernatural creatures are normally neutral towards you.

Equipment: Wizard Kit.

[Criptfeind]

Spoiler: Moubu Karthela, Half Orc Mercenary. (click to show/hide)

Hero Name: Moubu Karthela
Archetype: Front Line Commander
Level: 1
Player: Criptfeind

Physical Description: Moubu is a physically imposing specimen of half orc, standing at roughly seven feet in height and with well developed muscles under his dusky gray skin. He has spiky short black hair, and often cultivates a goatee or beard. His face is often hard set, with a serious expression and intense green eyes.
Bio: Moubu was born to the Karthela tribe in a seemingly endless stretch of plains and scrub lands of the eastern expanse. Like many of the seemingly countless numbers of eastern tribal people he had a nomadic lifestyle, his tribe traveled endless miles hunting and gathering and making war on clans that roamed the expanse. Moubu grew up learning how to survive in this rugged environment, how to ride a horse, shoot a bow and hunt with a spear were all part of his childhood. As he grew into a teenager he was trained in the ways of a Karthela warrior, to fight with weapon and shield alongside other members of the tribe and to call upon the strength of the tribes ancestors to bless him and his allies with strength and speed. He found that he excelled as a warrior, he was skilled with shield and spear and by virtue of his strength became somewhat a leader among the other youths of the tribe. As Moubu grew into an adult and warrior, the tribe continued their migration though the expanse westward, eventually coming in contact with a number of kingdoms on the western edge of the expanse. The eastern tribes had a complicated relationship with the more organized and advanced kingdoms, some of the tribes would raid and pillage the lands of the kingdoms, whereas other tribes, including the Karthela, would find work as mercenaries, their cavalry and horse archers especially prized as swift, powerful, and expendable troops. Many of the young warriors of the tribes left for the kingdoms to seek their fortunes as mercenaries in the kingdoms, and Moubu was among them.

Moubu took part in a few small campaigns, leading a small group of young warriors from his tribe. He quickly found that the mercenary life was quite enjoyable to him, seeing new lands and new peoples that he had heretofore not dreamed of. He decided he wanted to see more of the world, and to prove himself within it, and so when his first terms of service were completed he declined renewal or returning to his home, and instead headed off to the west, drifting though the world, taking what jobs he could, and eventually landing in New Miriam, where he joined The Legendary League.

Attributes

Well-rounded Hero
4, 4, 3, 3, 3, 1, 1

Physical:
Agility=3
Fortitude=4
Might=4+1=5

Social:
Presence=3

Mental:
Perception=1
Will=1

Supernatural:
Alteration=3

Defenses:
Toughness = 14+8=22
Evasion = 13+8=21
Resolve = 14
Hit Points = 26

Feats:
Feat Points Remaining: 0

1: Battlefield Defender
2: Defensive Reflexes II

Race and Bonus:
HALF-ORC

Way of the Warrior: For the tribesmen of the eastern expanse, warfare and combat are simple facts of life, ranging from small scale intertribal raiding, to mercenary work for for the more civilized kingdoms, to times when the tribes unite into massive hordes against their enemies. To be an adult tribesman is to be warrior; this intensely martial focused society had greatly shaped Moubus way of life and looking at the world.

Perk: Inspiring warrior: In the Karthela tribe to be great warrior and a great leader is considered one and the same. No matter how strong a warrior is if his fellows will not follow him into battle, he is powerless in war. No matter how inspiring he is if he can't lead his tribe in battle to crush a foe, he is not worthy to lead. Moubu brings these ethos of personal power and leadership forward. Once per game session, if he makes a show of physical force, he can use his Might attribute for a Presence roll. If his Presence score is already equal to or greater than his Might score, he gets advantage 1 on the roll. (So basically brute/orc skill only for Presence instead of Persuasion)

Perk: Courageous: Moubu has devoted himself fully to warfare and combat, and when in the heat of battle his flame of spirit only burns brighter as the combat goes on, adversity and impossible odds only serve to raise him to new heights! Once per game session, as a free action he can cancel all negative effects upon him related to fear or low morale.

Flaw: The Martial path: Growing up in this environment so focused on warfare and martial powers have bent Moubus sense of self worth around his martial skills. To be a great warrior, the best warrior, that is the pinnacle of being in his eyes. To that end he can't resist testing his might against those worthy foes, to defeat in the heat of combat a warrior or group of foes that seems to stand tall and invincible against all comers is the ultimate expression of his own worth and power!

Perk: Iron Chef
Orcs tend not to be very picky in what they eat, but this has had the effect of making them fairly skilled in making all sorts of things taste better. Halfling soup needs lot of salt, for example...

Effect: Moubu can craft delicious meals, much as if he took the cooking feat. These meals have tangible benefits, most providing a HP bonus for the next 24 hours, usually about +5 stacking per level. Among other benefits, depending on his ingredients!

Equipment:
Paladin Kit: Warhammer, Short bow, Great Sword, Large Shield, Scale Mail, Adventurers Pack

Boons and Banes: (no idea if I got them all to be perfectly honest)
Banes:
Demoralized
Disarmed I
Forced Move II
Intimidated I
Immobile
Knockdown
Silenced
Slowed
Stunned

Boons:
Haste I
Regeneration II
Resistance I
Shapeshift I
Transmutation I

Der we go, sheet done. Still not 100% sure on my attributes and feats, but ah well. Mechanically he'z sorta a tonky dude meant to defend others and also can heal with his INSPIRING PRESENCE!

[GiglameshDespair]

So all the sheets people I have found, in one place:

Tentative sheet, let me know if I need to add or remove anything.

Spoiler: Character Sheet (click to show/hide)

Hero Name: Lady Sandra of House Simcoe

Archetype: Starved Magus

Level: 1

Player Name: HB

Physical Description: an overwhelmingly chunky young yellow-toothed maiden from down by the isles, Lady Sandra's eyes gleam with hunger as she drags around her considerably sized arsenal, no doubt packed by a doting father of some kind along with an even larger pack holding her lunch - said pack seems to bother her considerably less. Normally a rather scowly sort of woman, the closest you see to a healthy glow on her pox-scarred, round face is when she happens to be eating, which is when she promptly starts to exude what feels a lot like death from most of her pores. This is about the point where most people back away more than slightly.

Biography: born into wealth and prospects of excellent marriage to a loving noble family down by the fairly miserable isles, Lady Sandra's fairly typical noblewoman's upbringing was cut tragically short when she developed a massive and terribly inexplicable appetite at the age of 12, which she soon followed with an unhealthy appetite for manifesting powers of death, annihilation and parasitism shortly after finishing a good third of the castle larder, at which point it was decided by the ancient and venerable Simcoe clan that she'd be well-served by spending some time at a convent.

Needless to say, the nuns didn't have a very good time with her, and as such it was decided that maybe this wasn't typical of her lineage at all (her father did have some exceedingly weird relatives - crossbreeding with the fanciful races does that to you), and instead they decided to send her over to a mighty sorceress to set her straight for as well-adjusted a life as could possibly be expected of a magically gifted noblewoman.

Needless to say, the sorceress, being a fairly unorthodox sort, proved a little more interested in Lady Sandra's unusual magical properties. For one, her unconventional ability to render physical matter into a variety of harmful magical effects, and the remarkably efficient manner in which her digestive system grew to match. And also a few other things, obviously. But there was only so much to work with there, so she sent her off to the Legendary League as an "apprentice", hopefully to come back later with a much more developed sense of what makes her magic tick (to the surprise of absolutely nobody, Lady Sandra takes instruction rather poorly, but the sorceress was a great believer in refining your abilities in the FIERY CRUCIBLE OF EXCITEMENT AND DANGER).

Needless to say, there's been not much excitement and most of the danger has been posed by her rather than dealt with by her. There has been food, though! She's acquainted herself with a rather ridiculous variety of slop and gruel, and currently her hobby involves optimizing and mixing gruels to obtain a mixture of reasonable texture coupled with the maximum possible edible density. Of course, whether she can keep up her extreme eating habits on a desert island is a whole other question.

Attributes:

Physical
Agility: 2
Fortitude: 4
Might: 3

Mental
Learning: 0
Logic: 0
Perception: 2
Will: 0

Social
Deception: 0
Persuasion: 0
Presence: 0

Supernatural
Abjuration: 0
Alteration: 0
Creation: 0
Divination: 0
Enchantment: 0
Energy: 2
Entropy: 5
Illusion: 0
Movement: 0

Defenses:
Toughness: 14
Evasion: 12
Resolve: 10
Hit Points: 18

Feats:
Attribute Substitution (3 points): Entropy for Presence - Lady Sandra lets the lingering smell of death on her breath and, on a subtler level, emanating from her very being do most of the talking for her.
Supernatural Presence (1 point): you could even say that said lingering smell of death is sometimes more effective than regular means!
Knowledge (2 points): Nobility - she didn't flunk all of her classes, you know. Only most of them.

Race: Human

Racial Bonus: Human Nobility

Equipment: Warhammer, Short Bow, Great Sword, Large Shield, Scale Mail, Adventurers Pack

Banes:
Blinded (Entropy 4)
Demoralized (Entropy 2 or energy 2)
Disarmed (Entropy 3)
Fatigued (Entropy 5)
Fear (Entropy 5)
Immobility (Currently a typo on the power level, it seems)
Incapacitated (Entropy 5)
Knockdown (Energy 2)
Life Drain (Entropy 5)
Persistent Damage (Entropy 2/4, Energy 2)
Sickened (Entropy 3)
Silenced (Entropy 2)
Slowed (Energy 2 and Entropy 2)
Stunned (Entropy 4)

Boons:
Blindsight (Entropy 5)
Darkness (Entropy 1-5)
Heal (Entropy 1-5)
Light (Energy 1-2)

Bit of a violent Celestial to go along with all the Inferals.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Hero Name: Jael Namm
Archetype: Divine Herald
Level: 1
Player: Wozzy
Physical Description: This lithe woman seems to move effortlessly across the battlefield, as though she weighs nothing. She is covered in a loose fitting cloak, with bandages across her arms. The only part of her skin that is visible is her face, which is beautiful, despite being inhumanly pale white.

Bio: Not all angels are benevolent. They may be lawful, yes, but only in ways that benefit themselves. Namm is one of those. A fierce angelic General, who's self-appointed mission is to eradicate demons from the world.
When his daughter, Jael, was born, he influenced her upbringing, teaching her to hate demons. It wasn't until he wanted her to kill good people who were protecting a demon that she saw who the real monster was.
Her world shattered, she now travels amidst demons as penance. Hoping to steer them towards the path of goodness, she tries to avoid conflict, but the training she's had isn't something that you forget that easily...


Physical
Agility: 4
Fortitude: 3
Might: 4

Mental
Learning: 0
Logic: 1
Perception: 1
Will: 3

Social
Deception: 0
Persuasion: 0
Presence: 0

Supernatural
Abjuration: 0
Alteration: 0
Creation: 0
Divination: 3
Enchantment: 0
Energy: 0
Entropy: 0
Illusion: 0
Movement: 0

Defenses:
Toughness = 13
Evasion = 14
Resolve = 13
Hit Points = 22

Feats:
Feat Points Remaining: 2
1. Hunter's Foe I: Demons (1)
2. Combat Momentum (1)
3. Combat Follow Through (2)

Race: Celestial
~Divine Insight: Drawing on a supernatural connection to a deity or angelic being, you gain otherworldly insight.

Equipment
Longbow: Range 100 Bane: slowed
Dagger: Swift 2 Bane: Persistent Damage
Longsword:
Chainshirt: Defensive Bonus: 3
Adventurers Pack: Bulky

Boons
Augery 3
Detection
Telepathy 3
Banes: leaving blank for now

Spoiler: Balecar Silvertongue (click to show/hide)

Name: Balecar Silvertongue
Entropy: 5 (2d6)
Enchantment: 5 (2d6)
Abjuration: 1 (1d4)
Alteration: 1 (1d4)
Divination: 1 (1d4)
Learning: 1 (1d4)
Logic: 1 (1d4)
Perception: 1 (1d4)
Will: 1 (1d4)
Deception: 1 (1d4)
Persuasion: 1 (1d4)
Presence: 1 (1d4)

Toughness: 12 (10 without armor)
Evasion: 12 (10 without armor)
Resolve: 12
Hit Points: 14

Race: Tiefling
Racial Ability: Pure-hearted. Any good-aligned creature you encounter is friendly toward you by default rather than neutral. Circumstances can alter this, but even if rumors or actions you’ve taken would influence a good creature negatively, it remains one step friendlier than it otherwise would have been.
Justification: The devil-half of his family were great manipulators (hence the last name “Silvertongue”); they knew how to pull a person’s strings just right- and good people have a LOT of strings.

Equipment:
Longbow (Two-Handed, Range 100, Precise)
Dagger (Melee, One-Handed, Precise, Swift 2, Range 25)
Quarterstaff (used as a stick)
Leather Armor (looks like a business suit, +2 defense)
Mage’s Pack (bedroll, 1 weeks rations, 3 days water, parchment, quill, ink, box of chalk, pouch of sand, 5 empty vials, 5 candles, flint and steel)

Feats:
Companion II (Mute Monk Skeleton; Creation 4, Move 3, Agil 2, Fort 1) - 6


Exceptional Traits:
Has a devil tail
Skin is tinted a mild red

Defining Social Traits:
Is fiercely loyal to his actual friends (i.e. the rest of the party)
Tends to create elaborate schemes to solve simple problems

Spoiler: Secret (click to show/hide)

Balecar’s skeleton companion used to be his best friend and/or apprentice (I haven't decided yet), whom Balecar accidentally killed in a magical miscast. It may or may not (again, I haven't decided) wish for true death (with Balecar knowing this), but it has been kept from it by Balecar due to his (Balecar's) unwillingness to let his friend go.

Spoiler: Anders N'thlei (click to show/hide)

Hero Name: Anders N'thlei
Archetype: Innsmouth Assassin
Level: 1
Player:  Draignean
Physical Description: Gaunt and slightly stooped, this man carries a feeling of distinct age despite his physical youth. He would be exceptionally tall if he stood straight, and his entire body seems stretched,  with his arm in particular peculiarly long and of... unseemly proportion. His shoulder length black hair, despite the application of any product or heat, behaves as though perpetually damp. His face is angular and particularly distasteful, with a too-wide mouth and large, almost bulging grey eyes that tend to go forego blinking for disturbingly long period of time.
Bio: Anders was once thought of as a miraculous child, the product of the long assumed barren marriage between a well-to-do fishmonger and a weaver. Yet, though the friend's of the couple rejoiced at the happy emergence of a scion, the fishmonger and the weaver always seemed to hold a sort of reserve around the boy. They doted on him. They loved him desperately. Too desperately. 

As a child, Anders was beautiful, a normal boy any regard. As he grew, he began to... change. After puberty, he began to take on many of the features that now seem so characteristic of him. The lankness of hair, the overlong limbs and spidery fingers, the wide mouth and singularly bulging eyes... The emergence of these features was slow, but nonetheless sufficient to make the others of his small town step quickly around him. He learned quickly, exhausted what knowledge there was in his little fishing village and mastering reading and writing to a degree that neither of his parents had ever managed. Anders was often described as soft-spoken, but there were few who would engage him in conversation for more than a few minutes at a time. Most had the disconcerting feeling that there was something... else whispering in their ears whenever the young boy talked to them.

As a young man, Anders habits made him a pariah. He enjoyed fishing, and had an aptitude for it that surprised even his father, but the thing that he seemed to enjoy most was watching the process of life leaving a body. It fascinated him, and drove everyone else away. A past-time of his, in they way that a man might skip stones, was to pick up crabs from the rocky shores and pull their legs off, one by one. He'd then set the body down and watch the doomed creature's eyes, trying to find the exact moment that life left the body.

Leaving his small town was an inevitability. He was not driven out, he didn't murder his mother and father, he didn't leave the village a smoldering ruin behind him. Perhaps he sensed that the growing darkness in him would need a more satisfying repast than the lives of fish and crabs and left in order to protect the few people he might have cared for, but that would be far too optimistic an approach.

Specialized Hero
Agility: 5
Deception: 4
Logic: 3
Will:2
Illusion: 2
Movement: 2

Defenses
Toughness = 10
Evasion =  15
Resolve =  12
Hit Points = 14

Feats
Lethal Strike (3)
Evasive Footwork (2)
Combat Momentum (1)

Race
Deepspawn Hybrid Perfectly Normal Human
~Racial Adaptability -> Dragonspeak, or should I say, Dagonspeak...

Equipment: 5xDaggers, Shortbow, Hand Crossbow, Leather Armor, Rogue Pack

Banes
Blind
Demoralize
Disarm I
Forced Move I
Immobilize
Incapacitate
Persistent Damage II
Phantasm II
Silence
Slow
Stun

Boons
Haste

Spoiler: I have no idea how this works but I'm doing it anyway. (click to show/hide)

Hero Name: (<---)
Archetype: (Think class. Can actually be anything.)
Level: 1
Player: TheBiggerFish
Physical Description: (Huh!)
Bio: (Since there's really no world yet, there's really no reason to put anything here...but, I'd be impressed if you did.)

~Choose one of these stat blocks, then assign each number to one of the below attributes. All attributes begin at 0 otherwise. Cross check with bane/boon list linked below, to see what sort of abilities you will have to play with.

Specialized Hero
5, 4, 3, 2, 2, 2

Well-rounded Hero
4, 4, 3, 3, 3, 1, 1

Jack of All Trades
3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 2, 2, 2, 1~
Using the point buy

0/40

Attributes
Physical
Agility=0
Dodge attacks, move with stealth, perform acrobatics, shoot a bow, pick a pocket

Fortitude=3
Wear heavy armor, resist poison, shrug off pain, exert yourself physically

Might=0[4]
Swing a maul, jump over a chasm, break down a door, wrestle a foe to submission

Social
Deception=0
Tell a lie, bluff at cards, disguise yourself, spread rumors, swindle a sucker

Presence=3
Give a speech, sing a song, inspire an army, exert your force of personality, have luck smile upon you

Persuasion=0
Negotiate a deal, convince someone, haggle a good price, pry information

Mental
Learning=0
Recall facts about history, arcane magic, the natural world, etc.

Logic=0
Solve riddles, decipher a code, improvise a tool, understand the enemy’s strategy, find a loophole

Perception=3
Sense ulterior motives, track someone, catch a gut feeling, spot a hidden foe, find a secret door

Will=3
Maintain your resolve, overcome adversity, resist torture, stay awake on watch, stave off insanity

Supernatural
Abjuration=3
Protect from damage, break enchantments, dispel magic, bind demons

Alteration=0
Change shape, alter molecular structures, transmute one material into another

Creation=0
Channeling higher powers for healing, creation, resurrection, divine might, etc.

Divination=0
See the future, read minds or auras, detect magic or evil, scry, communicate with extraplanar entities

Enchantment=0
Control the minds of others, dominate wills, speak telepathically, instill supernatural fear

Energy=4
Create and control the elements–fire, cold, electricity, etc.

Entropy=0
Disintegrate matter, kill with a word, create undead, sicken others

Illusion=0
Create illusory figments, deceive the senses, cloak with invisibility

Movement=0
Teleport, Fly, Hasten, Slow

Defenses
Toughness = Fortitude[3] + 10=13
Evasion = Agility[-0] + 10=10
Resolve = Presence[3] + Will[3] + 10=16
Hit Points = 2 x (Fortitude[3] + Presence[3] + Will[3])[18] + 10=28

Feats
http://www.openlegendrpg.com/feats

Feat Points Remaining: 3

1. Attribute Substitution:Energy->Might
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Race and Bonus
~Choose one race and one racial ability. Feel free to trim down this section to whatever you choose, you don't need to list everything.~

CELESTIAL
Springing from usually loving unions between angelic beings and mortals, you are a Celestial, a combination of both worlds-a celestial can be of any sentient race. Your body will usually take an idealized, beautiful form of their species upon reaching maturity, something others find easy to look upon with awe and envy. Many Celestials like yourself are driven toward goodness, and fully accept their gifts-but, just as many resent the divine impulses that sometimes drive against your own free will.

~Pure-hearted: Any good-aligned creature you encounter is friendly toward you by default rather than neutral. Circumstances can alter this, but even if rumors or actions you’ve taken would influence a good creature negatively, it remains one step friendlier than it otherwise would have been.

~Divine Insight: Drawing on a supernatural connection to a deity or angelic being, you gain otherworldly insight. Once per day, you can choose a topic relevant to the story. The GM shares some information about that topic which might be useful. If you’ve just failed a Learning attribute roll and use this ability, the GM decides whether to give you information related to that roll or to give you knowledge that is completely unrelated.

~Trustworthy. Once per day, you can choose to inspire trust in another character via your good-hearted nature. That character believes that you have their best interest in mind and seeks your advice on something that is troubling them, sharing a secret that they would not normally share with a stranger.

~Divine Intervention. As an offspring of a divine being, you are defended by your parent. Once per day, when you are subject to a Finishing Blow while your hit points are below 1, you automatically heal to a hit point total of 1.

INFERNAL
Daemons also form 'unions' with mortals-if such a contract is forced or coerced, the resulting being is always a monster...however, if the Daemon overcomes their natural tendency toward evil, and truly redeems themselves through the love of another, the being that results is an Infernal-half daemon, half mortal, with the freedom to choose their own place in the world-though the temptation toward evil is always a shadow upon their souls.

~Dark-hearted: Any evil-aligned intelligent creature you encounter is passively neutral toward you by default rather than hostile. This may not last long in most circumstances-they will often try to force you to submit to their will. If you disobey them, or as as soon as an evil being feels they are stronger than you or in a position of power, they may choose to attack.

~Infernal Insight: Drawing on a supernatural connection to a daemonic force, you gain otherworldly insight. Once per day, you can choose a topic relevant to the story. The GM shares some information about that topic which might be useful. If you’ve just failed a Learning attribute roll and use this ability, the GM decides whether to give you information related to that roll or to give you knowledge that is completely unrelated.

~Fearsome: Once per day, you can choose to inspire great fear in another character via your darkhearted nature. That character is instantly terrified of you, convinced you've come from the depths of their worst nightmares. They are likely to be cowed into submission when defeated, though such a state only lasts until they can successfully flee-or they feel they can kill you, using whatever powers are at their disposal.

~Infernal Intervention. As the offspring of an Daemonic being, you are defended by your parent. Once per day, when you are subject to a Finishing Blow while your hit points are below 1, you automatically heal to a hit point total of 1.

DRAGONBLOOD
Young Dragonkind often have a fleeting curiosity with the mortal world-they typically take humanoid form, and it is from chance unions such as these the Dragonblooded are born. These beings can be of any race, and typically combine some of the traits of both of their parents-it is not as easy to tell as other half-bloods, however, as most of their power is sealed within them.

~Legendary Bloodline. Having dragon’s blood, you command the respect of those who practice the Arcane arts. You are assumed to have knowledge and a destiny for greatness in the Arcane arts, and others treat you with deference. This influence could guarantee your placement within an Arcane College, grant you an apprenticeship with a famous Archmage, or cause a magic-user who does not know you well to follow a prescribed course of action based on your advice if the question is one of Arcane knowledge.

~Dragonspeak. Like the great wyrms of your ancestry, you have practiced the ways of sneaking hidden charms and subliminal messages within everyday conversation. Once per day, when you converse with an intelligent creature for at least five minutes, you will learn one useful secret of the GM’s choosing about the creature.

FEYTOUCHED
When the Fey Courts visit the world for their games, Feytouched are a consequence. Unlike some half-bloods, Feytouched are not always born of a fey and a mortal union-some are created, when a young mortal is affected by strong wild, chaotic magics. In such a case, the person they were changes forever. A Feytouched often resembles their parent mortal race outwardly, though they may be marked by strange changes, such as oddly colored eyes, horns, hooves, or even the parts of insects-like wings and antennae. There are enough variations that no two feytouched is entirely the same, though they do share the general traits of their immortal parent, sometimes.

~Whisperer of the Wild. Once per day, you can ask a single “yes” or “no” question of a plant or animal within earshot. The plant or animal automatically trusts you at least enough to answer the question truthfully. You receive the answer by way of an inner sense, and so this ability cannot be used for further two-way communication.

~Fey Aura. Your fey blood gives you a compelling quality that can affect even the coldest of hearts. Once per game session, you can leverage your fey aura to turn an enemies mood in a certain way. Note that such magic is subtle, like a chisel, and can't be used in the fashion of a battlehammer-you cannot convince someone to commit obvious suicide, or otherwise force them to do something entirely out of their character.

Innocence: You radiate an aura of childlike, pure innocence. The enemy might choose to help you out of pity, look the other way when you’ve done something illegal, forgive a debt you could never pay, or vouch in your favor before the authorities.
Friendship: You radiate a nimbus of camaraderie and trust. A chosen target usually views you as a good friend, and is willing to help you if it's reasonable.
Romance: If the target would otherwise be attracted to you, that feeling is amplified to what they feel is true love. They will do almost anything for you not against their nature, but such a strong emotion can be difficult to control.
Wrath: You compel a great and terrible anger in your target. It is difficult to control this rage once unleashed, so you have better have a good target in mind.

~I don't really need to describe the rest of these species. )~

DWARF

~Warrior’s Code. As a veteran warrior, you command respect even from foes. Once per day, you can use this ability to cause an enemy or group of enemies to extend special concessions or favorable treatment toward you via an unspoken warrior’s code. The GM decides what these concessions look like. For example, your enemies might choose to trust you to come quietly and not shackle you, or overlook an insult that would have otherwise have been cause for bloodshed.

~Stone Sense. While underground you may fail to find what you’re looking for, but you can never be truly lost. You can always find your way back to the entrance through which you entered.

~Dwarven Resilience. Once per day, you can automatically succeed a Fortitude action roll of Difficulty Level equal or less than your Fortitude score.

ELF

~Elven Senses. Your keen senses allow you to notice details that others typically miss. Once per day, you can use this ability to notice something out of the ordinary. For example, you might spot a hidden passage behind a bookcase, a trace of blood under the fingernails of another character, or a wig that is not quite convincing. If you use this ability after failing a Perception roll, the GM decides whether you notice the initial target of your roll or a different detail.

~Sylvan Ally. Creatures of nature can sense your deep respect for the natural order. Wild animals give you a wide berth, Druids give you the benefit of a doubt by assuming that you do not have destructive intentions, and you can typically gain an audience with the chief of a small local tribe by virtue of your race’s reputation for defending nature.

HALF-ORC

~Orcish Shakedown. While others might convince with a silver tongue, you speak the universal language of fear. Once per day, if you make a show of physical force, you can use your Might attribute for a Persuasion roll. If your Persuasion score is already equal to or greater than your Might score, you get Advantage 1 on the roll.

~Orcish Scent. Your sense of smell is similar to that of a wild beast. As a focus action, you can discern the number and relative location of living creatures within 60’. With an additional focus action you can lock onto a particular scent and maintain its relative location as long as it remains within 60’.

HALFING

~Halfling Luck. Once per day, in a moment of need, you can call on luck shine to upon you. The GM decides what form this luck takes. For example, an attack that was meant for you might target an ally instead, you may discover a secret passage to escape from a rolling boulder, or a town guardsman decides to overlook your crime because you happen to have grown up on the same street.

~Halfling Courage. You have a brave heart for such a small person. Once per day, as a free action you can cancel the effects of any bane relating to fear or a penalty associated with negative morale.

HUMAN

~Human Nobility. Being of high birth, you are treated as a benefactor by the lower classes. They will trust and help you in the hopes of being rewarded for their efforts. You are also treated as a peer by lesser nobles and can typically request an audience with them. In addition, representatives of the law generally assume you to be beyond reproach unless they are presented with compelling evidence to the contrary.

~Human Learning. You have a knack for picking up new skills. Once per day, provided you are not under pressure from an inordinately tight deadline, you can automatically succeed at a non-attack action roll that relates to some craft, trade, skill, or similar work provided it is Difficulty Level 2 or less.

ANY RACE
~Racial Adaptability. You can choose to mimic the effect of any other racial ability, one you choose when taking this trait. You must provide at least a basic explanation why you can do this.

Equipment
http://www.openlegendrpg.com/core-rules/04-wealth-equipment
~Choose one!~
Warriors Kit: Maul, Hatchet, Large Shield, Longbow, Battle Axe, Adventurers Pack
Rangers Kit: Longbow, Dagger, Longsword, Chainshirt, Adventurers Pack
Ascetics Kit: Shortbow, Quarterstaff, Hatchet, Leather Armor, Choice of Any kit OR +1 starting wealth
Paladin Kit: Warhammer, Short bow, Great Sword, Large Shield, Scale Mail, Adventurers Pack
Wizard Kit: Crossbow, Quarterstaff, Dagger, Leather Armor, Mage Pack
Assassin Kit: 5xDaggers, Shortbow, Hand Crossbow, Leather Armor, Rogue Pack
Cleric Kit: Flail, Scaleshirt, Large Shield, Short Bow, Healers Pack
Druid Kit: Quarterstaff, Dagger, longbow, Scale Shirt, Healers Pack
Bard Kit: Longsword, Longbow, Dagger, Leather Armor, Adventurers Pack

Boons and Banes
~whatever ones you've unlocked are listed here. I can fill this in if you don't want to-they're based on the attributes you picked.~
http://www.openlegendrpg.com/banes
http://www.openlegendrpg.com/boons

I'll likely have to clean this sheet up once you've made all your choices. Feel free to trim down all the fluff, tho, it's mnostly provided for your benefit.

So far, my idea is a Harry Dresden expy.

Here is my character submission.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Hero Name: Rouran
Archetype: Anti-druid
Level: 1
Player: Roboson
Physical Description: A 6' purple humanoid. His appearance is most closely related to an elf, but no elf would ever say so. At first glance he has the pointed ears and fey-like face, but the more you look at him, the more you get this feeling as if he's not quite elfish, despite what your eyes tell you. The purple skin and dark eyes don't help either.
Bio: Rouran is a Fel-Touched. Eons ago the fay and the fel came into being, each representing a different type of nature. Cousins who were similar, but completely unlike all the same. The fay embodied the primal and chaotic energies of the feywilds. The fel embodied a type of nature that was strange and very different. War broke out between the two incompatable types of nature and the Fel were slain, almost completely, by the fay. And so their strange nature magic never made it into the physical world or the Fay Wilds. Yet several fel still remain, hiding from  their conquerors.

Roboson was born an elf, and a rather gifted sorcerer at that. He was ambitions, cold, and unyielding in his search for strong, ancient, and or forbidden power. Anything that would make him strong enough to achieve his less than savory goals. His quest for power led him to a hidden enclave filled with a strange and otherworldly power. The plants and animals there were not like those of normal nature, yet they were perfectly natural in an otherworldly sense. Rouran knew not what he had discovered, but he knew he had found the source of power that he needed for his nefarious goals.

At the center of the grove was a strange fleshy purple tree. It radiated the otherworldly power of this place. When Rouran approached, it disturbed the local Fel denizen who had gone dormant to avoid detection from his racial enemy. The Fel reached down and infused Rouran with his power. Changing his body and mind to that of a fel-touched. When Rouran recovered from this experience he was purple and had lost all his ambition for domination. Instead he had been infused with new power and a new purpose in life. To protect and spread the Fel-Wilds in a world where they cannot and do not naturally exist.

Attributes
Physical
Agility=0
Dodge attacks, move with stealth, perform acrobatics, shoot a bow, pick a pocket

Fortitude=0
Wear heavy armor, resist poison, shrug off pain, exert yourself physically

Might=0
Swing a maul, jump over a chasm, break down a door, wrestle a foe to submission

Social
Deception=0
Tell a lie, bluff at cards, disguise yourself, spread rumors, swindle a sucker

Presence=0
Give a speech, sing a song, inspire an army, exert your force of personality, have luck smile upon you

Persuasion=0
Negotiate a deal, convince someone, haggle a good price, pry information

Mental
Learning=3
Recall facts about history, arcane magic, the natural world, etc.

Logic=1
Solve riddles, decipher a code, improvise a tool, understand the enemy’s strategy, find a loophole

Perception=0
Sense ulterior motives, track someone, catch a gut feeling, spot a hidden foe, find a secret door

Will=3
Maintain your resolve, overcome adversity, resist torture, stay awake on watch, stave off insanity

Supernatural
Abjuration=1
Protect from damage, break enchantments, dispel magic, bind demons

Alteration=4
Change shape, alter molecular structures, transmute one material into another

Creation=4
Channeling higher powers for healing, creation, resurrection, divine might, etc.

Divination=3
See the future, read minds or auras, detect magic or evil, scry, communicate with extraplanar entities

Enchantment=1
Control the minds of others, dominate wills, speak telepathically, instill supernatural fear

Energy=0
Create and control the elements–fire, cold, electricity, etc.

Entropy=0
Disintegrate matter, kill with a word, create undead, sicken others

Illusion=0
Create illusory figments, deceive the senses, cloak with invisibility

Movement=0
Teleport, Fly, Hasten, Slow

Defenses
Toughness 10
Evasion = 10
Resolve = 13
Hit Points = 16

Feats:
Knowledge 1: Supernatural.
Supernatural Presence.
Bane Focus.

Race: Fel Touched
Racial Bonus: Natural enemy. Natural creatures tend to avoid and fear you. Druids are immediately distrustful. Supernatural creatures are normally neutral towards you.

Equipment: Wizard Kit.

Spoiler: Moubu Karthela, Half Orc Mercenary. (click to show/hide)

Hero Name: Moubu Karthela
Archetype: Front Line Commander
Level: 1
Player: Criptfeind

Physical Description: Moubu is a physically imposing specimen of half orc, standing at roughly seven feet in height and with well developed muscles under his dusky gray skin. He has spiky short black hair, and often cultivates a goatee or beard. His face is often hard set, with a serious expression and intense green eyes.
Bio: Moubu was born to the Karthela tribe in a seemingly endless stretch of plains and scrub lands of the eastern expanse. Like many of the seemingly countless numbers of eastern tribal people he had a nomadic lifestyle, his tribe traveled endless miles hunting and gathering and making war on clans that roamed the expanse. Moubu grew up learning how to survive in this rugged environment, how to ride a horse, shoot a bow and hunt with a spear were all part of his childhood. As he grew into a teenager he was trained in the ways of a Karthela warrior, to fight with weapon and shield alongside other members of the tribe and to call upon the strength of the tribes ancestors to bless him and his allies with strength and speed. He found that he excelled as a warrior, he was skilled with shield and spear and by virtue of his strength became somewhat a leader among the other youths of the tribe. As Moubu grew into an adult and warrior, the tribe continued their migration though the expanse westward, eventually coming in contact with a number of kingdoms on the western edge of the expanse. The eastern tribes had a complicated relationship with the more organized and advanced kingdoms, some of the tribes would raid and pillage the lands of the kingdoms, whereas other tribes, including the Karthela, would find work as mercenaries, their cavalry and horse archers especially prized as swift, powerful, and expendable troops. Many of the young warriors of the tribes left for the kingdoms to seek their fortunes as mercenaries in the kingdoms, and Moubu was among them.

Moubu took part in a few small campaigns, leading a small group of young warriors from his tribe. He quickly found that the mercenary life was quite enjoyable to him, seeing new lands and new peoples that he had heretofore not dreamed of. He decided he wanted to see more of the world, and to prove himself within it, and so when his first terms of service were completed he declined renewal or returning to his home, and instead headed off to the west, drifting though the world, taking what jobs he could, and eventually landing in New Miriam, where he joined The Legendary League.

Attributes

Well-rounded Hero
4, 4, 3, 3, 3, 1, 1

Physical:
Agility=3
Fortitude=4
Might=4

Social:
Presence=3

Mental:
Perception=1
Will=1

Supernatural:
Alteration=3

Defenses:
Toughness = 14+8=22
Evasion = 12+8=21
Resolve = 14
Hit Points = 26

Feats:
Feat Points Remaining: 0

1: Battlefield Defender
2: Defensive Reflexes II

Race and Bonus:
HALF-ORC

~Orcish Shakedown. While others might convince with a silver tongue, you speak the universal language of fear. Once per day, if you make a show of physical force, you can use your Might attribute for a Persuasion roll. If your Persuasion score is already equal to or greater than your Might score, you get Advantage 1 on the roll.

Equipment:
Paladin Kit: Warhammer, Short bow, Great Sword, Large Shield, Scale Mail, Adventurers Pack

Boons and Banes: (no idea if I got them all to be perfectly honest)
Banes:
Demoralized
Disarmed I
Forced Move II
Intimidated I
Immobile
Knockdown
Silenced
Slowed
Stunned

Boons:
Haste I
Regeneration II
Resistance I
Shapeshift I
Transmutation I

Der we go, sheet done. Still not 100% sure on my attributes and feats, but ah well. Mechanically he'z sorta a tonky dude meant to defend others and also can heal with his INSPIRING PRESENCE!

[ATHATH]

I could take Boon Access, but then the points that I invested in it wouldn't do anything when I hit Entropy 3. I've decided to go with the Companion I boon instead.

Huh? What do you mean? It says right here that with boon access you get those feat points back after you meet the pre-requisite: http://www.openlegendrpg.com/feats/boon_access

It's a shame that I can't take both Companion I and Attribute Focus: Entropy->Agility at first level, since my companion is important to my backstory and AF can only be taken at first level.

Did you mean "Attribute Substitution: Entropy -> Agility"?... because it says here that it costs 3 points, so you should be able to take both, if I'm reading this right... and it doesn't say anything about 1st level: http://www.openlegendrpg.com/feats/attribute_substitution

Or did you mean "Supernatural Focus"? Because that also doesn't say you can only take it at first level: http://www.openlegendrpg.com/feats/supernatural_focus

Also, and this is the MOST IMPORTANT note, I'm just trolling you guys. I made the game and I agree that the things you mentioned should be changed, so I went ahead and changed them. Reading your comments here just reminded me, so I fixed them and pushed them out to the website.

Thanks for playing the game, hope you all have an absolute blast!

When I said that I wished that Attribute Substitution costed three points, I said that from a powergaming perspective. From a game-balance perspective, AS is WAAAY underpriced. You're basically setting a stat to 5 for 3 feat points. If it's not going to be restricted to first level anymore, I suggest changing the cost of AS to somewhere between 6 and 12 points. It's that good.

Nice edit with the Boon Access thing, though.

The Item Creation (or whatever it's called) line is missing a description for its 4th level. It's also a bit strong IMO, especially if you qualify for it with Creation.

I think the mental stats and some of the supernatural schools need a little more love in the banes and boons department. Just compare entropy to, say, abjuration, and I think you'll see what I mean.

[ATHATH]

I've edited my sheet.

[GiglameshDespair]

Spoiler: Character Creation (click to show/hide)

Hero Name: Wen-Tsu the Moon Rabbit
Archetype: Moon rabbit
Level: 1
Player: Gig
Physical Description: A short woman, a perfect five foot tall. She wears a white thigh-length robe, the left arm blue, the right arm red, with the colours flipped for her leggings. Her feet are bare. Her hair is long, a platinum colour, and spills down over her shoulders. A pair of rabbit-like ears rise from her head. Her eyes are a pinky-red.

Where she steps, she leaves the tracks of a rabbit, not a person.

Bio: Wen-Tsu has come from the jade palaces of the Lunar-Fey. From their tranquil gardens, they look to the world above. Many travel to the world through great rituals, that teleport them through the empty void, in order to find love and interesting stuff on the world. Should they find a lover, they return with them to the moon, where they raise a family - Moon-fey only ever have daughters, who look to the world above... Such has it been for a long, long time.
 
Wen-Tsu made the journey down, having heard from her mother countless tales of the world. She loved listening to tales of the world, so different from the serene, safe palaces of the moon. She's determined to find a heroic love, and thus enlisted in the hero's guild to help that come to pas - and see as much of the world as possible.

~Choose one of these stat blocks, then assign each number to one of the below attributes. All attributes begin at 0 otherwise. Cross check with bane/boon list linked below, to see what sort of abilities you will have to play with.

Well-rounded Hero
4, 4, 3, 3, 3, 1, 1

Attributes
Physical
Agility=1
Dodge attacks, move with stealth, perform acrobatics, shoot a bow, pick a pocket

Fortitude=0
Wear heavy armor, resist poison, shrug off pain, exert yourself physically

Might=0
Swing a maul, jump over a chasm, break down a door, wrestle a foe to submission

Social
Deception=0
Tell a lie, bluff at cards, disguise yourself, spread rumors, swindle a sucker

Presence=3
Give a speech, sing a song, inspire an army, exert your force of personality, have luck smile upon you

Persuasion=3
Negotiate a deal, convince someone, haggle a good price, pry information

Mental
Learning=0
Recall facts about history, arcane magic, the natural world, etc.

Logic=0
Solve riddles, decipher a code, improvise a tool, understand the enemy’s strategy, find a loophole

Perception=0
Sense ulterior motives, track someone, catch a gut feeling, spot a hidden foe, find a secret door

Will=1
Maintain your resolve, overcome adversity, resist torture, stay awake on watch, stave off insanity

Supernatural
Abjuration=0
Protect from damage, break enchantments, dispel magic, bind demons

Alteration=4
Change shape, alter molecular structures, transmute one material into another

Creation=0
Channeling higher powers for healing, creation, resurrection, divine might, etc.

Divination=0
See the future, read minds or auras, detect magic or evil, scry, communicate with extraplanar entities

Enchantment=4
Control the minds of others, dominate wills, speak telepathically, instill supernatural fear

Energy=0
Create and control the elements–fire, cold, electricity, etc.

Entropy=0
Disintegrate matter, kill with a word, create undead, sicken others

Illusion=0
Create illusory figments, deceive the senses, cloak with invisibility

Movement=3
Teleport, Fly, Hasten, Slow

Defenses
Toughness = Fortitude + 10
Evasion = Agility + 10
Resolve = Presence + Will + 10
Hit Points = 2 x (Fortitude + Presence + Will) + 10

Feats
http://www.openlegendrpg.com/feats

Feat Points Remaining: 6

1. Lucky
2. Boon focus (regeneration)
3. Untrackable
4.
5.
6.

Race and Bonus

FEYTOUCHED
When the Fey Courts visit the world for their games, Feytouched are a consequence. Unlike some half-bloods, Feytouched are not always born of a fey and a mortal union-some are created, when a young mortal is affected by strong wild, chaotic magics. In such a case, the person they were changes forever. A Feytouched often resembles their parent mortal race outwardly, though they may be marked by strange changes, such as oddly colored eyes, horns, hooves, or even the parts of insects-like wings and antennae. There are enough variations that no two feytouched is entirely the same, though they do share the general traits of their immortal parent, sometimes.

~Fey Aura. Your fey blood gives you a compelling quality that can affect even the coldest of hearts. Once per game session, you can leverage your fey aura to turn an enemies mood in a certain way. Note that such magic is subtle, like a chisel, and can't be used in the fashion of a battlehammer-you cannot convince someone to commit obvious suicide, or otherwise force them to do something entirely out of their character.

Innocence: You radiate an aura of childlike, pure innocence. The enemy might choose to help you out of pity, look the other way when you’ve done something illegal, forgive a debt you could never pay, or vouch in your favor before the authorities.
Friendship: You radiate a nimbus of camaraderie and trust. A chosen target usually views you as a good friend, and is willing to help you if it's reasonable.
Romance: If the target would otherwise be attracted to you, that feeling is amplified to what they feel is true love. They will do almost anything for you not against their nature, but such a strong emotion can be difficult to control.
Wrath: You compel a great and terrible anger in your target. It is difficult to control this rage once unleashed, so you have better have a good target in mind.

Equipment

Ascetics Kit: Shortbow, Quarterstaff, Hatchet, Leather Armor
+1 starting wealth

Boons and Banes

[TheBiggerFish]

I could take Boon Access, but then the points that I invested in it wouldn't do anything when I hit Entropy 3. I've decided to go with the Companion I boon instead.

Huh? What do you mean? It says right here that with boon access you get those feat points back after you meet the pre-requisite: http://www.openlegendrpg.com/feats/boon_access

It's a shame that I can't take both Companion I and Attribute Focus: Entropy->Agility at first level, since my companion is important to my backstory and AF can only be taken at first level.

Did you mean "Attribute Substitution: Entropy -> Agility"?... because it says here that it costs 3 points, so you should be able to take both, if I'm reading this right... and it doesn't say anything about 1st level: http://www.openlegendrpg.com/feats/attribute_substitution

Or did you mean "Supernatural Focus"? Because that also doesn't say you can only take it at first level: http://www.openlegendrpg.com/feats/supernatural_focus

Also, and this is the MOST IMPORTANT note, I'm just trolling you guys. I made the game and I agree that the things you mentioned should be changed, so I went ahead and changed them. Reading your comments here just reminded me, so I fixed them and pushed them out to the website.

Thanks for playing the game, hope you all have an absolute blast!

W-w-w-wuh...

O_O