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moved Characters to Enroth Rules: Characters: Disambiguate this page from others which might use the same name.

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Movement and Encumbrance

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	Movement rate can be doubled when moving at a run. Running can be contined for a number of rounds equal to the PC's Constitution before that PC's must rest (by not running or fighting) for double the number of rounds spent running. For example, if a PC runs for 5 rounds, he/she must rest for 2 minutes and 30 seconds before being able to run again at full strength. Should a PC be at his/her limit and needs to fight/run during their required rest time, he/she suffers from the effect of Encumbered.		Movement rate can be doubled when moving at a run. Running can be contined for a number of rounds equal to the PC's Constitution before that PC's must rest (by not running or fighting) for double the number of rounds spent running. For example, if a PC runs for 5 rounds, he/she must rest for 2 minutes and 30 seconds before being able to run again at full strength. Should a PC be at his/her limit and needs to fight/run during their required rest time, he/she suffers from the effect of Encumbered.

	Encumbrance normally occurs when a PC's is carrying more than his/her Strength's weight allowance allows. When a PC's is encumbered his/her movement rate is halved and all dexterity bonuses are lost.		Encumbrance normally occurs when a PC's is carrying more than his/her Strength's weight allowance allows. When a PC is encumbered his/her movement rate is halved and all dexterity bonuses are lost.

	===Conditions and Effects===		===Conditions and Effects===

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Dexterity

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	'''Hit Probability''' is used to modify a character's die roll whenever he uses a weapon (a melee, or bow weapon). A positive number makes it easier for the character to hit with a weapon, while a negative number makes it harder.		'''Hit Probability''' is used to modify a character's die roll whenever he uses a weapon (a melee, or bow weapon). A positive number makes it easier for the character to hit with a weapon, while a negative number makes it harder.

	'''Defensive Adjustment''' applies to a character's ~~saving throws~~ against attacks that can be dodged--lightning bolts, boulders, etc. It also modifies the character's Armor Class, representing his ability to dodge normal missiles and parry weapon thrusts. For example, Rath is wearing chainmail, giving him an Armor Class of 15. If his Dexterity score is 16, his Armor Class is modified by +2 to 17, making him harder to hit. If his Dexterity score is 5, his Armor Class is modified by -2 to 13, making him easier to hit. (In some situations, beneficial Dexterity modifiers to Armor Class do not apply. Usually this occurs when a character is attacked from behind or when his movement is restricted--attacked while prone, tied up, on a ledge, climbing a rope, etc.)		'''Defensive Adjustment''' applies to a character's luck rolls against attacks that can be dodged--lightning bolts, boulders, etc. It also modifies the character's Armor Class, representing his ability to dodge normal missiles and parry weapon thrusts. For example, Rath is wearing chainmail, giving him an Armor Class of 15. If his Dexterity score is 16, his Armor Class is modified by +2 to 17, making him harder to hit. If his Dexterity score is 5, his Armor Class is modified by -2 to 13, making him easier to hit. (In some situations, beneficial Dexterity modifiers to Armor Class do not apply. Usually this occurs when a character is attacked from behind or when his movement is restricted--attacked while prone, tied up, on a ledge, climbing a rope, etc.)

	===Constitution===		===Constitution===

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Non-Weapon Proficiencies

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Non-Weapon Proficiencies

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Hit Points (hp)

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	NOTE: In addition, all PC’s gain extra hp if they have a high Constitution. Also, all promotions give extra hp retroactively for previous levels gained.		NOTE: In addition, all PC’s gain extra hp if they have a high Constitution. Also, all promotions give extra hp retroactively for previous levels gained.

	A PC will be knocked unconcious when his hit points drop to zero. A PC will be killed when his ~~negative~~ hit points are brought to ½ of his Constitution (i.e. A PC has a Constitution of 14. She is knocked unconcious at 0 hp, and dies at -7 hp)		A PC will be knocked unconcious when his hit points drop to zero. A PC will be killed when his hit points are brought to ½ of his Constitution below zero. (i.e. A PC has a Constitution of 14. She is knocked unconcious at 0 hp, and dies at -7 hp)

	==Spell Points (SP)==		==Spell Points (SP)==

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Hit Points (hp)

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	NOTE: In addition, all PC’s gain extra hp if they have a high Constitution. Also, all promotions give extra hp retroactively for previous levels gained.		NOTE: In addition, all PC’s gain extra hp if they have a high Constitution. Also, all promotions give extra hp retroactively for previous levels gained.

	A PC will be knocked unconcious when his hit points drop to zero. A PC will be killed when his hit points are brought to ½ of his Constitution (i.e. A PC has a Constitution of 14. She is knocked unconcious at 0 hp, and dies at -7 hp)		A PC will be knocked unconcious when his hit points drop to zero. A PC will be killed when his negative hit points are brought to ½ of his Constitution (i.e. A PC has a Constitution of 14. She is knocked unconcious at 0 hp, and dies at -7 hp)

	==Spell Points (SP)==		==Spell Points (SP)==

imported>Rgulizia: /* Movement and Encumbrance */

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Movement and Encumbrance

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	Movement rate can be doubled when moving at a run. Running can be contined for a number of rounds equal to the PC's Constitution before that PC's must rest (by not running or fighting) for double the number of rounds spent running. For example, if a PC runs for 5 rounds, he/she must rest for 2 minutes and 30 seconds before being able to run again at full strength. Should a PC be at his/her limit and needs to fight/run during their required rest time, he/she suffers from the effect of Encumbered.		Movement rate can be doubled when moving at a run. Running can be contined for a number of rounds equal to the PC's Constitution before that PC's must rest (by not running or fighting) for double the number of rounds spent running. For example, if a PC runs for 5 rounds, he/she must rest for 2 minutes and 30 seconds before being able to run again at full strength. Should a PC be at his/her limit and needs to fight/run during their required rest time, he/she suffers from the effect of Encumbered.

	Encumbrance occurs when a PC's is carrying more than his/her Strength's weight allowance allows. When a PC's is encumbered his/her movement rate is halved and all dexterity bonuses are lost.		Encumbrance normally occurs when a PC's is carrying more than his/her Strength's weight allowance allows. When a PC's is encumbered his/her movement rate is halved and all dexterity bonuses are lost.

	===Conditions and Effects===		===Conditions and Effects===

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Luck

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	All PC's, NPC's, and monsters have a Luck target number of 11 against all forms of magic. When a Luck roll is called for, roll d20, add +1 for every level of the defender's Experience level, and add any other adjustments. Add +1 to the target number for every skill level of the opponent's spell or power. If the total rolled is equal or higher to the target number, the magic is resisted as the spell description notes. If the roll is lower, the Luck roll fails.		All PC's, NPC's, and monsters have a Luck target number of 11 against all forms of magic. When a Luck roll is called for, roll d20, add +1 for every level of the defender's Experience level, and add any other adjustments. Add +1 to the target number for every skill level of the opponent's spell or power. If the total rolled is equal or higher to the target number, the magic is resisted as the spell description notes. If the roll is lower, the Luck roll fails.

	For example: A Lvl 3 Fireball is cast at a Lvl 5 PC. The PC has a +3 bonus for level. The opponent has a +5 bonus for spell power making the target number 16. If a 13 or higher is rolled on a d20, the spell does only 1/2 damage.		For example: A Lvl 3 Fireball is cast at a Lvl 5 PC. The PC has a +5 bonus for level. The opponent has a +3 bonus for spell power making the target number 14. If a 9 or higher is rolled on a d20, the spell does only 1/2 damage.

	*A Luck roll target number can be no higher than 20 and no lower than 2. A roll of 20 always is successful and a 1 is always a failure.		*A Luck roll target number can be no higher than 20 and no lower than 2. A roll of 20 always is successful and a 1 is always a failure.

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Luck

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	Luck rolls represent the innate magical resistance and chance a particular PC, NPC, or monster has. The more powerful the attacker is, the less chance to resist the magic the opponent has. The less powerful the attacker is, the more chance to resist the magic the opponent has.		Luck rolls represent the innate magical resistance and chance a particular PC, NPC, or monster has. The more powerful the attacker is, the less chance to resist the magic the opponent has. The less powerful the attacker is, the more chance to resist the magic the opponent has.

	All PC's, NPC's, and monsters have a Luck target number of 11 against all forms of magic. When a Luck roll is called for, roll d20, add +1 for every level of the defender's Experience level and, add any other adjustments. Add +1 to the target number for every skill level of the opponent's spell or power. If the total rolled is equal or higher to the target number, the magic is resisted as the spell description notes. If the roll is lower, the Luck roll fails.		All PC's, NPC's, and monsters have a Luck target number of 11 against all forms of magic. When a Luck roll is called for, roll d20, add +1 for every level of the defender's Experience level, and add any other adjustments. Add +1 to the target number for every skill level of the opponent's spell or power. If the total rolled is equal or higher to the target number, the magic is resisted as the spell description notes. If the roll is lower, the Luck roll fails.

	For example: A Lvl 3 Fireball is cast at a Lvl 5 PC. The PC has a +3 bonus for level. The opponent has a +5 bonus for spell power making the target number 16. If a 13 or higher is rolled on a d20, the spell does only 1/2 damage.		For example: A Lvl 3 Fireball is cast at a Lvl 5 PC. The PC has a +3 bonus for level. The opponent has a +5 bonus for spell power making the target number 16. If a 13 or higher is rolled on a d20, the spell does only 1/2 damage.

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	'''Diplomacy:''' This proficiency allows a PC to affect their reputation with others in any direction they desire. Having a high Diplomacy can allow PC’s to talk their way out of a dangerous situation or improve talks with high ranking officials. Any class can take this skill but only Paladins and Clerics can become Masters in it.		'''Diplomacy:''' This proficiency allows a PC to affect their reputation with others in any direction they desire. Having a high Diplomacy can allow PC’s to talk their way out of a dangerous situation or improve talks with high ranking officials. Any class can take this skill but only Paladins and Clerics can become Masters in it.

	*Basic level: An improvement of +1 Charisma reaction/4 levels		*Basic level: An improvement of +1 Charisma reaction/4 levels (Lvl 1: +1, Lvl 5: +2, etc.)
	*Expert level: An improvement of +1 Charisma reaction/3 levels		*Expert level: An improvement of +1 Charisma reaction/3 levels (Lvl 1: +1, Lvl 4: +2, etc.)
	*Master level: An improvement of +1 Charisma reaction/2 levels		*Master level: An improvement of +1 Charisma reaction/2 levels (Lvl 1: +1, Lvl 3: +2, etc.)

	'''Disarm Trap:''' Taking this proficiency allows a PC a chance to disarm booby trapped containers or locks. Only traps found by a successful Perception check can be disarmed. Any class can learn this skill, however only Archers can become Masters.		'''Disarm Trap:''' Taking this proficiency allows a PC a chance to disarm booby trapped containers or locks. Only traps found by a successful Perception check can be disarmed. Any class can learn this skill, however only Archers can become Masters.
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	'''Learning:''' This useful skill gives the PC an extra bonus to their experience gained. Any class can learn this skill and become Experts or Masters in it.		'''Learning:''' This useful skill gives the PC an extra bonus to their experience gained. Any class can learn this skill and become Experts or Masters in it.

	*Basic level: 9% + 1% XP bonus/level		*Basic level: 9% + 1% XP bonus/level (Lvl 1: 10%, Lvl 2: 11%, etc.)
	*Expert level: 9% + 2% XP bonus/level		*Expert level: 9% + 2% XP bonus/level (Lvl 1: 11%, Lvl 2: 13%, etc.)
	*Master level: 9% + 3% XP bonus/level		*Master level: 9% + 3% XP bonus/level (Lvl 1: 12%, Lvl 2: 15%, etc.)

	'''Meditation:''' This skill is similar to Body Building except it is for spell casters and it increases their Spell Points. All classes except Knights can learn this skill and become Experts or Masters in it. The number of bonus SP depends upon their class:		'''Meditation:''' This skill is similar to Body Building except it is for spell casters and it increases their Spell Points. All classes except Knights can learn this skill and become Experts or Masters in it. The number of bonus SP depends upon their class:
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	'''Merchant:''' Buying and selling in Enroth is a healthy barter system and successful Merchants are the key. All places where something is sold, it is sold at a (sometimes very high) marked up price. PCs skilled in the Merchant skill can get better prices when trying to purchase or sell items. Any class can learn this skill, however Knights, Paladins, and Clerics cannot become Masters.		'''Merchant:''' Buying and selling in Enroth is a healthy barter system and successful Merchants are the key. All places where something is sold, it is sold at a (sometimes very high) marked up price. PCs skilled in the Merchant skill can get better prices when trying to purchase or sell items. Any class can learn this skill, however Knights, Paladins, and Clerics cannot become Masters.

	*Basic level: 7% + 3% better price or lowered markup/level bonus		*Basic level: 7% + 3% better price or lowered markup/level bonus (Lvl 1: 10%, Lvl 2: 13%, etc.)
	*Expert level: 7% + 6% better price or lowered markup/level bonus		*Expert level: 7% + 6% better price or lowered markup/level bonus (Lvl 1: 13%, Lvl 2: 19%, etc.)
	*Master level: 7% + 9% better price or lowered markup/level bonus		*Master level: 7% + 9% better price or lowered markup/level bonus (Lvl 1: 16%, Lvl 2: 25%, etc.)

	Merchant is computed this way. The price at any particular merchant is marked up for purchases or marked down for selling back. The Merchant skill takes the marked up/down price and subtracts/adds the percentage of the skill from that price. If the result is still above cost, that is the price. If the price is equal or below cost, the price is cost. For example, an item is being sold at 150 gp and cost price is 100 gp. A Merchant skill of 1 will give a 10% discount on the marked up price which is equal to 15 gp. Subtract the 15 gp from 150 gp for a total of 135 gp. This is how much the vendor will sell the item to that PC. An example of buying back is a PC wishes sell an item to a vendor that has a cost price of 100 gp. The vendor is normally willing to buy the item back for 20 gp. The percentage times cost equals 10 gp. The vendor adds this number to the sell back price and gets a total of 30 gp. This is how much the vendor will buy the item from the PC for.		Merchant is computed this way. The price at any particular merchant is marked up for purchases or marked down for selling back. The Merchant skill takes the marked up/down price and subtracts/adds the percentage of the skill from that price. If the result is still above cost, that is the price. If the price is equal or below cost, the price is cost. For example, an item is being sold at 150 gp and cost price is 100 gp. A Merchant skill of 1 will give a 10% discount on the marked up price which is equal to 15 gp. Subtract the 15 gp from 150 gp for a total of 135 gp. This is how much the vendor will sell the item to that PC. An example of buying back is a PC wishes sell an item to a vendor that has a cost price of 100 gp. The vendor is normally willing to buy the item back for 20 gp. The percentage times cost equals 10 gp. The vendor adds this number to the sell back price and gets a total of 30 gp. This is how much the vendor will buy the item from the PC for.

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	'''Disarm Trap:''' Taking this proficiency allows a PC a chance to disarm booby trapped containers or locks. Only traps found by a successful Perception check can be disarmed. Any class can learn this skill, however only Archers can become Masters.		'''Disarm Trap:''' Taking this proficiency allows a PC a chance to disarm booby trapped containers or locks. Only traps found by a successful Perception check can be disarmed. Any class can learn this skill, however only Archers can become Masters.

	*Basic level: +1 adjustment/level to disarm a trap		*Basic level: +1 adjustment/level to disarm a trap (Lvl 1: +1, Lvl 2: +2, etc.)
	*Expert level: +3 adjustment/two levels to disarm a trap		*Expert level: +3 adjustment/two levels to disarm a trap (Lvl 1: +3, Lvl 3: +6, etc.)
	*Master level: +2 adjustment/level to disarm a trap		*Master level: +2 adjustment/level to disarm a trap (Lvl 1: +2, Lvl 2: +4, etc.)

	Each trap has a difficulty target number to automatically disarm it. The PC rolls a d20 and adds his or her skill adjustment. If the total score is equal or greater than the target number, the trap is disarmed. If the roll fails to meet the target number, the trap is set off. Points in Perception skill will reduce some of the damage caused by traps.		Each trap has a difficulty target number to automatically disarm it. The PC rolls a d20 and adds his or her skill adjustment. If the total score is equal or greater than the target number, the trap is disarmed. If the roll fails to meet the target number, the trap is set off. Points in Perception skill will reduce some of the damage caused by traps.
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	'''Identify Item:''' This proficiency gives the user the ability to identify the qualities and abilities of any item (normal or magical). Any class can learn this skill, however only Sorcerers can become Masters.		'''Identify Item:''' This proficiency gives the user the ability to identify the qualities and abilities of any item (normal or magical). Any class can learn this skill, however only Sorcerers can become Masters.

	*Basic level: +1 adjustment/level to identify items		*Basic level: +1 adjustment/level to identify items (Lvl 1: +1, Lvl 2: +2, etc.)
	*Expert level: +3 adjustment/two levels to identify items		*Expert level: +3 adjustment/two levels to identify items (Lvl 1: +3, Lvl 3: +6, etc.)
	*Master level: +2 adjustment/level to identify items		*Master level: +2 adjustment/level to identify items (Lvl 1: +2, Lvl 2: +4, etc.)

	Each item has a difficulty target number to automatically identify it. The PC rolls a d20 and adds his or her skill adjustment. If the total score is equal or greater than the target number, the item is identified. If the skill level fails to meet the target number, the PC must give it to another PC to check, or have it checked at an Armor, Weapon, or Alchemist shop.		Each item has a difficulty target number to automatically identify it. The PC rolls a d20 and adds his or her skill adjustment. If the total score is equal or greater than the target number, the item is identified. If the skill level fails to meet the target number, the PC must give it to another PC to check, or have it checked at an Armor, Weapon, or Alchemist shop.
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	'''Perception:''' This skill is a definite must for those who want to find that needle in the haystack. Having this skill allows the PC to find hidden treasures, secret doors, and traps. It also reduces the damage taken from an improperly disarmed trap. Any class can learn this skill, however only Archers can become Masters.		'''Perception:''' This skill is a definite must for those who want to find that needle in the haystack. Having this skill allows the PC to find hidden treasures, secret doors, and traps. It also reduces the damage taken from an improperly disarmed trap. Any class can learn this skill, however only Archers can become Masters.

	*Basic level: +1 adjustment/level and a 1% reduced damage/level		*Basic level: +1 adjustment/level and a 1% reduced damage/level (Lvl 1: +1/1%, Lvl 2: +2/2%, etc.)
	*Expert level: +3 adjustment/two levels and a 2% reduced damage/level		*Expert level: +3 adjustment/two levels and a 2% reduced damage/level (Lvl 1: +3/2%, Lvl 3: +6/+6%, etc.)
	*Master level: +2 adjustment/level and a 4% reduced damage/level		*Master level: +2 adjustment/level and a 4% reduced damage/level (Lvl 1: +2/4%, Lvl 2: +4/8%, etc.)

	Each item/secret door/trap has a difficulty target number to automatically discover it. The PC rolls a d20 and adds his or her skill adjustment. If the total score is equal or greater than the target number, the trap/secret door/treasure is discovered. For example: Rath has a level 2 Basic Perception. He has a +2 bonus adjustment to discover a trap, but if it is set off, he gets a 2% reduction in any damage received (minimum of 1 hp)		Each item/secret door/trap has a difficulty target number to automatically discover it. The PC rolls a d20 and adds his or her skill adjustment. If the total score is equal or greater than the target number, the trap/secret door/treasure is discovered. For example: Rath has a level 2 Basic Perception. He has a +2 bonus adjustment to discover a trap, but if it is set off, he gets a 2% reduction in any damage received (minimum of 1 hp)
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	'''Repair Item:''' All items over time can break, and there are some monsters whose blows are so powerful that they can break items in two. PCs knowledgeable in this skill can do a field level repair quickly so that the item can be used until it is brought to a service shop. This skill allows the PC to use service shops at reduced prices to fix the items themselves saving a great deal of money. Some items are very complex and can only be repaired with Expert or Master level. All classes can learn this skill, however only Paladins, Archers, and Knights can become Experts and only Knights can become Masters.		'''Repair Item:''' All items over time can break, and there are some monsters whose blows are so powerful that they can break items in two. PCs knowledgeable in this skill can do a field level repair quickly so that the item can be used until it is brought to a service shop. This skill allows the PC to use service shops at reduced prices to fix the items themselves saving a great deal of money. Some items are very complex and can only be repaired with Expert or Master level. All classes can learn this skill, however only Paladins, Archers, and Knights can become Experts and only Knights can become Masters.

	*Basic level: +1 adjustment/level to repair/3% + 2%/level repair cost savings		*Basic level: +1 adjustment/level to repair/3% + 2%/level repair cost savings (Lvl 1: +1/5%, Lvl 2: +2/7%, etc.)
	*Expert level: +3 adjustment/two levels to repair/3% + 4%/level repair cost savings		*Expert level: +3 adjustment/two levels to repair/3% + 4%/level repair cost savings (Lvl 1: +3/7%, Lvl 3: +6/15%, etc.)
	*Master level: +2 adjustment/level to repair/3% + 7%/level repair cost savings		*Master level: +2 adjustment/level to repair/3% + 7%/level repair cost savings (Lvl 1: +2/10%, Lvl 2: +4/17%, etc.)

	Each item has a difficulty target number to automatically repair it. The PC rolls a d20 and adds his or her skill adjustment. If the total score is equal or greater than the target number, the item is repaired. If the skill level fails to meet the target number, the PC must give it to another PC to repair, or have it repaired at an Armor, Weapon, or Alchemist shop.		Each item has a difficulty target number to automatically repair it. The PC rolls a d20 and adds his or her skill adjustment. If the total score is equal or greater than the target number, the item is repaired. If the skill level fails to meet the target number, the PC must give it to another PC to repair, or have it repaired at an Armor, Weapon, or Alchemist shop.