08-07-2020, 07:19 PM
Races
Human, Dwarf, Elf, Gnome, and Orc
We all know what they are.
Classes
Schmuck - The class all characters qualify for when they don't qualify for anything else
Sorcerer - Able to cast all spells but limited in combat and penalties to skills outside Knowledge
Warrior - Masters of Combat and little else
Adventurer - Limited magic and Combat
Mystic - essentially a Sorcerer/Adventurer
Crusader - Warrior/Sorcerer
Scout - and of course the Warrior/Adventurer
Which brings us to the Class/Race of
Radiant - You know that guy who plays Drow for the 50% magic resistance then, when having a Heal Light Wounds spell cast on the character throws an absolute shit-fit when told to roll for resistance? That’s the type of asshole this Class was designed for. Radiants have no restrictions on skills, magic, or weapons. They start with the most CP, gain the most Health per CP, get an extra CP when earning CP, whether as a reward for finishing an adventure or via a successful roll, and when adding a new die to a pool, Radiants add a d6 instead of a d4. Radiant is a class that announces to the table just who you are when you choose to play it. A word of friendly advice: don’t. Just don’t.
Human, Dwarf, Elf, Gnome, and Orc
We all know what they are.
Classes
Schmuck - The class all characters qualify for when they don't qualify for anything else
Sorcerer - Able to cast all spells but limited in combat and penalties to skills outside Knowledge
Warrior - Masters of Combat and little else
Adventurer - Limited magic and Combat
Mystic - essentially a Sorcerer/Adventurer
Crusader - Warrior/Sorcerer
Scout - and of course the Warrior/Adventurer
Which brings us to the Class/Race of
Radiant - You know that guy who plays Drow for the 50% magic resistance then, when having a Heal Light Wounds spell cast on the character throws an absolute shit-fit when told to roll for resistance? That’s the type of asshole this Class was designed for. Radiants have no restrictions on skills, magic, or weapons. They start with the most CP, gain the most Health per CP, get an extra CP when earning CP, whether as a reward for finishing an adventure or via a successful roll, and when adding a new die to a pool, Radiants add a d6 instead of a d4. Radiant is a class that announces to the table just who you are when you choose to play it. A word of friendly advice: don’t. Just don’t.
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