Editing Anagakok (section)

=Anagakoks of the Great Glacier=
The first iteration of the Anagakok was in the [[Forgotten Realms]] [[splatbook]] "The Great Glacier, about the titular Arctic region. These are veteran [[wizard]]s amongst the Ulutiuns, the not!Inuits of Faerun who have undergone mystical training to enhance their survival skills, which most obviously manifests in the form of an inch-thick coat of white fur on their entire body.

Qualifying for this kit requires the character to be a Human Wizard of at least 40 years of age and with [[Constitution]] 13. They must seek out a veteran anagakok and petition for training, which will require the character to complete a quest first, then spend an uninterrupted month training and studying under them. If they do this, they are taken out into the wilderness on a freezing evening and must partake in 10 hours of meditation in the snow without any protective garments. Every 2 hours, the prospective anagakok must make both an [[Intelligence]] check and a [[Constitution]] check; failing an Int check immediately breaks their meditation and means they must start over. Failing a Con check causes them to take 2d6 damage from exposure. They can quit at any time, but then must retake their training from the beginning. If they pass the fifth set of checks without dying or quitting, they immediately sprout the trademark fur of their rank and become an anagakok.

So, what does doing this actually give you? Well:
* You can automatically secure enough food to feed people equal to your level once per day, regardless of the terrain.
* You can imbue yourselef and companions equal to your level with good fortune (-1 penalty to all attacks against you or them) for turns equal to your level once per week.
* You are immune to the ill-effects of mundane cold, though you still take full damage from magically generated cold.
* You suffer a -1 penalty to all attack rolls, damage rolls, ability checks and saving throws in temperatures of 100 F or higher.
* You suffer a -2 reaction-penalty when dealing with non-Ulutians.