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[IronyOwl]

It was no natural storm that wrecked you. The dark, hungry waters and haunting, howling winds felt alive as they buffeted the ship. It was a large craft, well built and well crewed, but it could withstand such fury only so long.

You had known taking passage on a pirate ship might be dangerous, and that swinging this far out from Hyrule's shores definitely would be. But you had business that could not be settled otherwise, and the captain claimed to have run this route before. Perhaps this is what you get for trusting a moblin.

Now you've washed up on a sandy tropical beach, amidst the wreckage and survivors of the ship. You have no idea where you are, but danger won't be far. You'll need to gather allies, materials, and your wits if you're to survive here, let alone thrive or escape.

Spoiler: System and Setting (click to show/hide)

This is a play-by-post test game of Zelda: Reclaim the Wild, a fanmade game set in the Legend of Zelda universe, and most specifically patterned off Breath of the Wild. You don't need to be familiar with Zelda to play, but there's a wiki which might be of assistance if you're trying to figure out what a moblin is.

The game itself is focused on tactical combat, navigating and harvesting the wilds, and crafting. This particular game will play up the construction and NPC herding aspects as well.

You will probably need to download at least the main rulebook to play. I can explain mechanics and stats, but there's too many spells and features available to build a character without looking through the book or having someone else pick for you.

Spoiler: Optional and Houserules (click to show/hide)

Reclaim the Wild includes several optional rules. We'll be using:

-Repair/Upgrade Equipment: You can spend one unit of material to restore (Rank + 1) Durability to equipment.
-Everything Breaks: Armor and tools possess Durability and take damage from being used.
-More Maneuvers: On rolling doubles to hit, you may use a free Maneuver on the target, even if the attack missed. To streamline things you'll most likely need to declare which Maneuver to use ahead of time.
-Friendly Fire: Hahahaha, of course hitting your allies with spells damages them. That's half the fun!
-Hunger: You need to eat a dish after every short or long rest or you start starving. Meals restore health though, so you'd often want to do this anyway.
-Injury: Being savagely cudgeled into the ground will result in lingering injuries that mend through long rests.
-Forge Quality: You need to find or build a high end forge to craft high end gear.


Additionally, there will be a few houserules and specific ways of doing things:

-Most obviously, the play-by-post nature of this game encourages a bit of consolidation compared to the live version. As such, players and monsters will each act in a solid block, rather than rolling for specific initiative order.
-The rules for companions are a bit... restrictive. Minions and allies will generally behave normally and independently in combat, and grow in strength in a similar fashion to the heroes. Some may still level slower, however, depending on their talents and motivations.
-The base game implies resources of any Rank may be found anywhere with a sufficiently high roll. In this game, resources will generally be of a specific Rank determined by which region they're found in. If you want higher quality materials, you'll generally need to find a higher-tier location (and brave its similarly more powerful inhabitants).
-For reasons that will become obvious in the Maps and Time spoiler, walls guard against all attacks from a specific direction (rather than being nebulously useful on their own), and it takes 6 of them to completely surround a settlement (rather than 4). This also means you can wall off uninhabited areas on the map (see Maps and Time spoiler).
-I'm open to custom and homebrew content. Let me know if you want something that's not in the core rules.

Spoiler: Maps and Time (click to show/hide)

The game will use a hexmap for the overworld and a square grid for tactical combat. Each hex takes an hour to traverse as a baseline, and can take more for being difficult terrain. Different races can traverse certain terrain more easily, such as Gorons through mountains or Deku through woodlands. In the case of civilians and armies, this is typically only helpful if every member of the group has the same ability; parties of Heroes, on the other hand, can generally move through difficult terrain without penalty if any of their members are adept at navigating said terrain.

Each hex has the potential for resources, based on its terrain type and local conditions. Some hexes possess special resources beyond this- typically, these resources are of higher quality than normally found in the region, and may possess other exotic (though not always useful) qualities, such as being lighter than normal or empowering any fire enchantments placed upon them.

Time will be tracked in hourly blocks, and can be important for several purposes. Notably, night lasts 12 hours out of every day, and in some regions the dead rise during darkness. You get the feeling that this place will not be an exception.

Spoiler: Signups (click to show/hide)

Create a character following the rules in the book as normal; I can assist if you require help. Any format is fine, but there's a template provided below if you want a default text option.

This game is going to be somewhat agnostic regarding the exact nature of the world at the moment (which games it most resembles, if Zelda is currently the princess, etc), so feel free to make whatever assumptions work for you. We'll figure out how to reconcile incompatible backstory claims if it comes up.

Finally, please provide three rumors about your character- one good, one bad, two true and one false. You can post these along with the rest of your character sheet or PM them to me, but please don't indicate which is the false one except in PMs (that would spoil the surprise!).

Code: (Mechanical Character Sheet) [Select]

Character Name
Brief Description/Tagline ("Male Hylian Knight," "Beautiful Zora Scoundrel," "Goron Wanderer")
4/4 HP
4/4 SP
4/4 MP
0 Defense
11 Evasion (10 + Agility)
11 Concentration (10 + Discipline)
11 Vitality (10 + Fortitude)

Equipment Name: Equipment description

Racial Feature Description
Feat Name: Feat description
Spell Name: Spell description
Technique Name: Technique description

[table]
[td]
[tr]1 Combat[/tr]
[tr]1 Hearts[/tr]
[tr]1 Athletics[/tr]
[tr]1 Civilization[/tr]
[tr]1 Fortitude[/tr]
[tr]1 Intimidate[/tr]
[tr]1 Mechanics[/tr]
[tr]1 Smithing[/tr]
[/td]
[td]
[tr]1 Willpower[/tr]
[tr]1 Magic[/tr]
[tr]1 Arcana[/tr]
[tr]1 Perception[/tr]
[tr]1 Influence[/tr]
[tr]1 Perform[/tr]
[tr]1 Discipline[/tr]
[tr]1 Enchanting[/tr]
[/td]
[td]
[tr]1 Accuracy[/tr]
[tr]1 Stamina[/tr]
[tr]1 Nature[/tr]
[tr]1 Agility[/tr]
[tr]1 Command[/tr]
[tr]1 Insight[/tr]
[tr]1 Guile[/tr]
[tr]1 Cooking[/tr]
[/td]
[/table]

Less mechanical stuff here (appearance, personality, backstory, etc)

[IronyOwl]

Players and NPCs go here

[IronyOwl]

Spare post, possibly for maps

[Remalle]

Ok I think I've got this right...
Added fluff and rumours!

Spoiler: Inade, Shining Zora Knight (click to show/hide)

Character Name: Inade
Brief Description/Tagline: Shining Zora Knight
20/20 HP
12/12 SP
4/4 MP
10 Defense
6 Evasion
12 Concentration (10 + Discipline)
14 Vitality (10 + Fortitude)

Equipment:
Pack: Weapons 1/5, Consumables 0/5, Armour 0/3, Tools 3/3, Ammo Pouch 1/1
Traveler's Spear: ACC 4(+1) ATK 5 DUR 7
Traveler's Bow: ACC 4 ATK 6 DUR 7
Arrows x10
Traveler's Helm: DEF 4 Heavy Head Armour
Makeshift Cuirass: DEF 3 Heavy Torso Armour
Makeshift Greaves: DEF 3 Heavy Legs Armour
Bedroll: Rank 0 Mundane Tool
Flint-fire Kit: Rank 0 Mundane Tool
Torch: Rank 1 Mundane Tool

Racial Features:
Vulnerability: Shock
Bonuses:
You are a Natural Swimmer. Further, you can breathe underwater.
You gain the following Technique for free: Push-off Kick
Treat the Accuracy Bonus of all Boomerangs, Crossbows, Fists, Rods, and Spears you use as 1 higher.

Feats:
Dragoon: You may use Combat Maneuvers, Spells, and Techniques while mounted.
Dragoon Charger: When you Charge while mounted, add +1 to the To-Hit roll of the Strike you make. While mounted, you may Charge through the spaces of other combatants, dealing (mount's Combat) damage to them.

Spells:

Techniques:
Push-off Kick:
Cost: 3 Stamina
Use Requirement: Your legs must be free, and you must be able to move.
Range: Melee
Minor Action
Effect: You push the target away from you one square, and you push yourself away from the target one square. (This should leave two squares between the two of you.)
Wheel About:
Cost: 4 Stamina for you, and 8 Stamina for your mount.
Use Requirement: You are mounted, and you or your mount are the target of an attack
Reaction
Effect: You and your mount move 1 square in a direction of your choice. This does not consume your Movement. If this removes you and your mount from the range of the attack, the attack has no effect on you and your mount. If it does not, reduce the damage you and your mount received from the attack by 50%, after applying Defense.

5 Combat 5 Hearts 4 Athletics 1 Civilization 4 Fortitude 2 Intimidate 1 Mechanics 2 Smithing

5 Willpower 1 Magic 1 Arcana 1 Perception 1 Influence 1 Perform 2 Discipline 1 Enchanting

2 Accuracy 3 Stamina 1 Nature 2 Agility 3 Command 1 Insight 1 Guile 1 Cooking

Fluff:
An idealistic zora knight who tries to embody their conception of chivalric ideas as best they can. Standing nearly twice as tall as your average hylian even when not mounted, wielding a spear that is taller still, and clad all in shining armour, Inade cuts an imposing figure to enemies, and an inspiring one to friends. Their features are fairly average as zora go, with deep blue skin bordering on a dark purple and yellow eyes. They rarely smile and usually look concerned or worried, regardless of their feelings.
Born 80 years ago in Labrynna, they grew up idolizing the heroic figures of both zora and hylian legends, their martial prowess and virtues. They spent time among both races as they grew into adulthood and merged both martial traditions as they became the journey to knighthood. They were recognized for their martial prowess and selected to be a part of an expedition to Crescent Island to establish a colony. Disaster struck when half of the settlement inexplicably transformed into zola overnight, causing chaos from which only a few survivors made it out alive. Inade spent years living with the native Tokay people, but eventually struck out on their own again when sails finally appeared on the horizon again.

Rumours:
They once defended a ford single-handedly for an entire day, cutting down dozens of enemies and letting civilians evacuate.
They once were challenged by, and defeated, three Hylian knights in duels on the same day, befriending them all afterward.
They have spent months living among the Lizalfos tribes and have learnt their language.

[Egan_BW]

Been wanting to try this system out, but too lazy to do it myself. So someone else doing it for me is perfect~ Guess I'd better join this and make some sort of unnecessarily edgy twili girl or something.

haha just kidding i would never make an unnecessarily edgy character

[Glass]

Will probably make a sheet, tomorrow, after I wake up, once I've been able to figure out how to actually access the rules.

[Happerry]

I'm also interested in this. I'll see if I can get a character sheet up tomorrow-ish when it's not 2 AM.

[Glass]

Spoiler: Solun the Craftsman (click to show/hide)

Name: Solun
Brief Description: Semi-Mysterious Craftsman
12/12 HP
16/16 SP
8/8 MP
5 Defense
12-1 Evasion
14 Concentration
12 Vitality

Equipment:
Pack: Weapons 0/5, Consumables 0/5, Armour 0/3, Tools 0/3, Ammo Pouch 0/1
Goron Traveler's Club: ACC 4, ATK 6, DUR 6
Goron Traveler's Boomerang: ACC 4, ATK 4, DUR 7
Traveler's Hood: 3 DEF, 12 DUR
Traveler's Shirt: 1 DEF, 6 DUR
Traveler's Trousers: 1 DEF, 6 DUR
Rank 1 Pickaxe: +1 to harvesting metals
Rank 0 Rope: 6 squares long, +2 to Athletics for climbing cliffs/walls. Will break if attacked.
Rank 0 Grappling Hook: Helps attach rope, affected by magnetism, can be used to help hold things.

Racial Features:
I'm not telling you.

Feats:
Crafting Style: Goron - Can make equipment in the Goron style, with +2 durability and -1 attack power.
Jury-Rig Genius - Can make Mundane Tools without a forge; these require 2 materials, can be of rank up to Mechanics/2 rounded down, and break after one use.

Spells:
Impa's Disguise (2 bound) - Use illusion to change physical appearance (can include race, gender, and clothing), with a +2 to all disguise-related guile checks, and can persist through rests so long as the mana cost is maintained. Does note change sound, smell, or feel, and can be seen through with Lens of Truth.

Techniques:
Windup Strike (6) - Roll to hit target Concentration. On success, add an additional Combat damage.
Pick-Up Sticks (3) - Use a returning weapon to acquire an unattended, unsecured item. Minor.

3 Combat 3 Hearts 1 Athletics 1 Civilization 2 Fortitude 1 Intimidate 5 Mechanics 5 Smithing

1 Willpower 2 Magic 1 Arcana 1 Perception 1 Influence 1 Perform 4 Discipline 5 Enchanting

2 Accuracy 4 Stamina 1 Nature 2 Agility 1 Command 1 Insight 2 Guile 1 Cooking

Appearance: Solun is slimmer than one would likely expect from a blacksmith, especially one who smiths in the hardy style of the Gorons, and relatively tall, as well. His skin is moderately tanned, and his hands and forearms especially have a scattering of old burns from smithing and tinkering. Since the shipwreck, his clothes have been restricted to his black undershirt, his scorch-stained leather apron, and a pair of brown trousers, as well as a dark red hood that one of the pirates had been wearing. Under the hood, it's easy to see some lightly-colored beard scruff; further up, his light-brown eyes sometimes gleam red when the light hits them at a certain angle, though considering that he tends to keep them in the hood's shade, this is rare. Curiously, what few strands of his hair escape the hood appear to be an odd pink shade.

Personality: Solun is a generally helpful person, which helps deal with the fact that most of what comes out of his mouth is usually either facts about the situation or sarcastic remarks. He seems to always expect things to go wrong if he's not watching over the process.
While smithing, he seems noticeably happier, and he's much more willing to engage in conversation and talk about his thoughts (especially on the topic of smithing, mechanics, or enchantment). Even during such times, however, he will clam up if anybody asks him about his past.

Rumors: They say...
...he's looking for the secret to ancient Sheikah technology.
...he hails from a secretive mountain clan.
...his home was destroyed by war.

[TricMagic]

Spoiler: Burgeoning Self-proclaimed Knight (WIP for bio. Details mostly done.) (click to show/hide)

Character Name
Brief Description/Tagline: Burgeoning Self-proclaimed Rito Knight
16/16 HP
16/16 SP
12/12 MP
6 Defense
12 Evasion (10 + 4 Agility-Armor Penalty)
12 Concentration (10 + 2 Discipline)
14 Vitality (10 + 4 Fortitude)


Equipment Name: Equipment description
Basic Pack : (Slots - 2/5 Weapons, 5 Consumables, 2/3 Armor, 2/3 Tools, 1 Ammo Pouch)

Weapons
Traveler's Sword | ACC: 3 | ATK: 6 | DUR: 6 | Sword | Sell to Vender/Market Value/Buy from Vendor: 50/100/200
Traveler's Shield | ACC: 3 | ATK: 4 | DUR: 6 | Shield | Sell to Vender/Market Value/Buy from Vendor: 50/100/200

Armor
Traveler's Guard | DEF: 3 | RANK: 1 | WIEGHT: Medium | Sell to Vender/Market Value/Buy from Vendor: 100/200/400
Traveler's Breeches | DEF: 3 | RANK: 1 | WIEGHT: Medium | Sell to Vender/Market Value/Buy from Vendor: 100/200/400

Tools
A Brief History of Military Practices by Kona Garendi
A book written by a Gerudo writer that details the military practices of various known races. It was gifted by the original writer and is quite worn due to many readings over the years. While many knightly orders are described, magical practices are as well. Not actually that brief.
Rank 1 |  Sell to Vender/Market Value/Buy from Vendor: 50/100/200

Bottle | Rank 1 |  Sell to Vender/Market Value/Buy from Vendor: 50/100/200

Racial Feature Description
Vulnerability: Earth
Bonuses:
• Treat Coldsnap weather as four ranks
lower when calculating its effect on you
(minimum 0).
• Your feathers molt on occasion. Every
Extended Rest, you may make up to
(Discipline / 3) units of Cloth, of up to
Rank (Fortitude / 3).
• You can fly and glide under your own
power. You are a Natural Glider (but not
a Natural Flier).
• Your maximum flying altitude is increased
by 2.

Feat Name: Feat description

Spell Name: Spell description
Terrakinesis
3 Tokens
Cost: 1 Magic per square (Bind)
Range: Up to (Willpower / 2) sand or loose
earth squares within 8 squares
Effect: The earth solidifies into a 2-square
tall, 1-square wide block of solid earth.
Anything in the square is raised up on top of
the block. This block can be climbed and
stood on. Wherever it was formed, the block
will stay put, and cannot be moved. During
their turn as a Free Action, the caster may
dismiss the block(s), returning the bound
Magic. A block is destroyed by any attack
that damages it, Spending the Magic. You
may have up to (Willpower) total Magic
Bound in this spell.

Revali’s Gale
6 Tokens
Cost: Up to (Willpower x2) Magic
Range: Burst 1
Effect: An Updraft begins in the affected
squares. This updraft has a maximum height
of 20 squares, and will persist for 5 minutes.
The updraft blows at a rate of (the Magic you
spent on this Spell / 2).


Technique Name: Technique description
Jump Attack
3 Tokens
Cost: 6 Stamina
Range: Melee
Damage: Weapon + Combat + Athletics
Effect: You jump towards your target in a
straight line, landing next to them, even if
you have already used all your Movement for
the turn. You are Off-Balance until the start
of your next turn. This attack cannot be
performed if you are Halted or Slowed.

Talented but troublesome

Power 4 Combat 4 Hearts 3 Athletics 2 Civilization 4 Fortitude 1 Intimidate 1 Mechanics 1 Smithing

Wisdom 4 Willpower 3 Magic 1 Arcana 2 Perception 2 Influence 2 Perform 2 Discipline 2 Enchanting

Courage 2 Accuracy 4 Stamina 2 Nature 3 Agility 1 Command 1 Insight 1 Guile 1 Cooking

Less mechanical stuff here (appearance, personality, backstory, etc)]

[Happerry]

Spoiler: Reed, Wandering Scholar Seeking Ancient Lore (click to show/hide)

Character Name : Reed
Brief Description/Tagline : Wandering Kokiri Scholar Seeking Ancient Lore
12/12 HP
8/8 SP
16/16 MP
0 Defense
13 Evasion (10 + Agility)
12 Concentration (10 + Discipline)
12 Vitality (10 + Fortitude)

Equipment
1 Basic Pack : (Slots - 5 Weapons, 5 Consumables, 3 Armor, 3 Tools, 1 Ammo Pouch)
Scholar's Stave : Rank 1 Weapon (Staff, Wood), Accuracy 2, Attack 7, Durability 7
Kokiri Boomerang : Rank 0 Weapon (Boomerang, Wood, Kokiri Style) Accuracy 6, Attack 1, Durability 2
Kokiri Knife: Rank 0 Weapon (Dagger, Metal, Kokiri Style), Accuracy 6, Attack 1, Durability 3
Traveler's Reinforced Robes : Rank 1 Light Armor (Cloth), Defense 2
Traveler's Boots : Rank 1 Clothing (Cloth), Defense 1
Traveler's Hat : Rank 1 Clothing (Cloth), Defense 1
Kokiri Bedroll : Rank 1 Mundane Tool
Clay Bottle : Rank 0 Mundane Tool
Basic Flint-fire Kit : Rank 0 Mundane Tool

Racial Feature Description
Vulnerability: Dark
Kokiri are Natural Walkers
Gain a free Technique or Spell costing 3 Tokens : Cryonis
Gain a free Feat costing 3 Tokens : Clutch Dodger
When you Spend Magic or Stamina (but not when you Bind or Burn them), you may reduce that expenditure by 50% for just that use. You can’t do this again until you take an Extended Rest.
When you would be knocked unconscious, you are instead left with 1 HP. You can’t do this again until you take an Extended Rest.

Bonuses:

Feats:
Clutch Dodger - When in Peril, you become Hard to Hit. (Being behind Cover, Defending, or otherwise Hard to Hit, instead makes you Extremely Hard to Hit.)
Crafting Style: Kokiri - You may choose to use this whenever crafting a weapon. The weapon has 1 less Attack Power, and 2 greater Accuracy Base Stat. (3 Tokens)

Spells:
Cryonis -Each square of water freezes into a 2-square tall, 1-square wide block of solid ice. Any creatures or objects in the square are raised by the freezing ice, and end up on top of the block. This ice can be climbed and stood on. No matter where it was formed, the block will stay put, and cannot be moved by natural means. During their turn as a Free Action, the caster may dismiss the block(s), returning the bound Magic. A block is destroyed by any attack that damages it, Spending the Magic. You may have up to (Willpower) total Magic Bound in this spell.
-Range: Up to (Willpower / 2) water squares within 8 squares.
-Cost: 1 Magic per square (Bind)
 
Camera - You may perfectly remember what you are looking at in this exact moment – well enough to read written words, or produce a high-quality reproduction by sketch. This does not provide you with details that you could not see at the time, nor any capacity to ‘zoom in’ on the mental picture. When the spell ends, your perfect recall of what you saw also ends, though you may remember it normally. (3 Tokens)
-Range: Your current field of vision.
-Cost: 2 Magic (Bind)

Fairy's Light - The target regains Health equal to (your Willpower / 2). (3 Tokens)
-Range: Self, or Melee.
-Cost: 2 Magic (Burn)

Wizzrobe's Wave - The damage from this Spell is always typeless, regardless of the weapon used. (3 Tokens)
-Range: Projectile 8.
-Cost: 3 Magic
-Damage: Weapon + Willpower

Techniques:
Technique Name: Technique description

Using the 'Varied' Quick Purchase array. (3/3 - 4, 7/7 - 3, 9/9 - 2, 5/5 - 1)

2 Combat 3 Hearts 2 Athletics 2 Civilization 2 Fortitude 1 Intimidate 2 Mechanics 2 Smithing

3 Willpower 4 Magic 3 Arcana 4 Perception 2 Influence 1 Perform 2 Discipline 3 Enchanting

3 Accuracy 2 Stamina 4 Nature 3 Agility 1 Command 1 Insight 1 Guile 3 Cooking

Rumors
1 : It's said that Reed learned his magic from a Wizzrobe.
2 : Supposedly, Reed got tossed out of his forest home for disturbing something horrible in the local ruins.
3 : Reed funded his travels by trading healing magic for food and shelter for the night.

Backstory : Reed, one of the Kokiri travelers can find in some of the rarer woods of Hyrule, was never the most average Kokiri. Oh, he was still a Kokiri, fairy friend and all, but most Kokiri have more earthly interests then ancient lore, ancient history, modern history, and strange machines. As such Reed, unlike most Kokiri, spent most of his time exploring the ancient and molding ruins of his forest home, learning from the fading wall paintings and somewhat broken carvings, and discussing the secrets of magic with the fairies of the woods. And so things continued for an indeterminate amount of time, for the ever-youthful Kokiri was satisfied with his life. Until, that is, a traveler asked him a question.

"Huh. Sounds like you've learned everything you can here. What are you going to do next?"

That question left Reed unsettled from his normal routine, and haunted his thoughts. For on consideration, the traveler was right. Reed had learned all that he could here, and was no longer growing. In order to learn more, he'd have to... well, leave.

And so, eventually, Reed left his forest home, to travel the world beyond in search of new lore and new learning. In all honesty, it went wrong fairly quickly, given that Reed's barely been out of the forest for a year before, in response to rumors of ancient ruins in far away lands, he bought a passenger's spot on a ship only to wind up shipwrecked on this strange land, fairy friend nowhere to be seen after they'd been separated in the storm.

[Madman198237]

I just realized that I don't play hardly any non-AR forum games right now...but BotW theming, y'know?


OK that took forever. My brain hurts now.

Spoiler:  Arquen, Master-at-Arms (click to show/hide)

Character Name: Arquen
Brief Description/Tagline: Hylian leader and archer
20/20 HP
16/16 SP
4/4 MP
0 Defense
11 Evasion (10 + Agility)
14 Concentration (10 + Discipline)
14 Vitality (10 + Fortitude)

Equipment:
Basic Pack : (Slots - 5 Weapons, 5 Consumables, 3 Armor, 3 Tools, 1 Ammo Pouch)
Traveler's Bow: ACC 4, ATK 6, DUR 7
10 Arrows (piercing damage)
Traveler's Axe: ACC 2, ATK 9, DUR 6
Traveler's Cuirass: DEF 4
Traveler's Greaves: DEF 4
Cooking Vessel, Portable: Rank 1 (2 + rank/2 ingredients)
Bedroll: (Cloth) When you take an Extended Rest using a Bedroll, you restore 50% of your maximum Health, Stamina, and Magic, and gain Temporary Health equal to (Rank x 2). You must be in a dry location, in an area you can survive without aid or armor.

Racial Features:
Vulnerability: Dark
Bonuses:
● Gain a free Technique or Spell that you qualify for. It must cost 3 Tokens. -Call to Arms
● Gain a free Feat that you qualify for. This Feat must cost 3 Tokens. -Weapon Specialist: Bow
● When you Spend Magic or Stamina (but not when you Bind or Burn them), you may reduce that expenditure by 50% for just that use. You can’t do this again until you take an Extended Rest.
● When you would be knocked unconscious, you are instead left with 1 HP. You can’t do this again until you take an Extended Rest.

Feats:
Weapon Specialist: Bow (+1 to-hit, resist disarms)
Longshot (basic attacks with thrown weapons and arrows + 2 range)

Spells:

Techniques:
Call to Arms: 5 stamina, range (present weapon), attack target, allow ally within (Command) squares of me to also attack the target, as a Reaction
Commander’s Call: 3 Stamina, range (Command), minor action, allows target to move half their Movement, end Distracted or Off-Balance, or perform a Minor Action
Push-Off Kick: 3 Stamina, Minor Action, Melee range, moves target back one square and moves self back one square
Pinning Shot: 4 Stamina, (Weapon) range, (Weapon + Combat) damage, Roll To-hit target's Concentration, on success target is Halted until the end of their next turn

5 Combat 5 Hearts 3 Athletics 2 Civilization 3 Fortitude 1 Intimidate 1 Mechanics 1 Smithing

1 Willpower 1 Magic 1 Arcana 1 Perception 2 Influence 1 Perform 3 Discipline 1 Enchanting

4 Accuracy 4 Stamina 1 Nature 1 Agility 5 Command 2 Insight 1 Guile 1 Cooking

Appearance: A fairly typical Hyrulian soldier, with the scars of training and perhaps some warfare clearly visible. His left eye has been nearly blinded by a wound, and is now mostly white.

Rumors:
...officers who are politically wise don't typically end up wandering around without soldiers.
...he's looking for whatever took out one of his eyes.
...he's on some sort of mission for his superiors.

[syvarris]

Aaaaa I want in but just woke up.  Gimme spot!  Charsheet later.

[Dragofire]

I am of little commitment, but I am of great creativity. Try these if you are having trouble coming up with a backstory.

Here is the Character Generator:
Method 1: In Character

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Answer these five questions like your character would. This will flesh your character out, provide a couple hooks, and give a reasonable backstory to boot.
1. How would your best friend describe you?
2. What person growing up was the most influential on your life?
3. What was your first job?
4. What one thing or person do you care most about?
5. How did you get your weapon and armor?
They don't have to be detailed.

Method 2: Tables

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Pick one option from each of these lists and add a couple details to fill the gaps. Quick and easy.
Upbringing
1. Raised in a small village by normal parents
2. Born to travelling merchants
3. Born to a family known for their prowess in combat
4. Orphaned, adopted by an old couple whose children had moved out
5. Street urchin
6. Found on the side of the road with only a blanket embroidered with your name by a tribe of moblins

Gear
1. Saved up to buy
2. Hand-me-downs and discards from the forge
3. Standard equipment
4. Made it yourself
5. Stole it

Why Adventure?
1. Home had nothing interesting
2. Conscripted
3. There's plenty of treasure
4. There's nowhere for me to stay
5. Someone important to me disappeared and I'm out to find them
6. I just like wandering

Plus: Weapons and Armor
Boko Set

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Boko Club
A weapon consisting of a log that has been hacked into a club shape.
ACC 4, ATK 2, DUR 1
Rank 0 Bokoblin Style Wooden Club

Zora Set

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Zora Harpoon
A silvered spear with a simple pronged head, used for fishing by the Zora.
ACC 4, ATK 5, DUR 7
Rank 1 Zora Style Metallic Spear

Guard's Set

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Guard's Longsword
A longsword usually used by peasants against monsters. A decent weapon, though simple.
ACC 3, ATK 9, DUR 9
Rank 2 Metal Sword

Artifacts

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Whitefang
A sturdy shortsword made out of razor-sharp sapphire, with a grip of silver leather embedded with gilded snake heads.
ACC 3, ATK 15, DUR 15
Rank 4 Elemental(Ice) Metallic Sword

Rito Set

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Rito Bow
A lightweight bow decorated with brightly-colored feathers. Made by the Rito, it draws quickly, but with little power.
ACC 4, ATK 8, DUR 10
Rank 2 Rito Style Bow

Rito Spear
A lightweight bone-hafted spear decorated with a tuft of brightly-colored feathers. Made by the Rito, it is well balanced for throwing.
ACC 4, ATK 7, DUR 10
Rank 2 Rito Style Spear

Shrike's Talon
A sharp, lightweight dagger set with topaz in the hilt. A bright white feather is lashed to the crossguard. It is well balanced for throwing.
ACC 4, ATK 10,
Rank 3 Loyal Metallic Rito Style Dagger

[Glass]

Hey, some quick suggestions:

-Assuming IO isn't messing around too much with how finding resources works, we should probably have somebody with at least decent Civilization so that we can find Metal and Stone more easily. While having three people with 2 in it isn't terrible, it does still make it harder to find the stuff in higher qualities.

-The same goes for Arcana for finding Gemstones and Ancient materials. We have one person with a 3 in it, and then everyone else has a 1. Not great, especially with how useful both of those materials have the capacity to be.

-I don't know if we need to have someone good at Cooking or not, but it may be a good idea, considering that we'll need to eat at every rest to not get ranks of hunger, anyway.

-Nature is the medicine stat for helping other people with injuries. We have a person with a 4 in it and another with a 2. It would likely be good to have another person with at least a 3 in it.

-While we don't expect to meet a lot of people early on, it may still be useful to have somebody relatively good at social stats.

[Egan_BW]

I've got 3 in nature and arcana for the sweet sweet lore bonuses. With cooking, at least we won't starve if we're not very good at it, we'll just get less benefit from the meals we make. I'm just glad that you have good Enchantment, honestly. That's the thing that I never looked at while making my character and ended up with a fat 1 in it. :v