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	Skills are normal, everyday abilities that any person can get better at and improve upon using XP. At Character Creation, you have a number of XP to spend on skills and perks of 10 + Knowledge. These starting XP can only be used for skills and perks.		Skills are normal, everyday abilities that any person can get better at and improve upon using XP. At Character Creation, you have a number of XP to spend on skills and perks of 10 + Knowledge. These starting XP can only be used for skills and perks.

	A skill is made the same way most things are in [[Liberi Gothica]]: You roll 2d6, and add the appropriate TACKS attribute, and the appropriate skill modifier. If the total is more than 12, you succeed. However, there may be other modifiers to your roll, depending on outside circumstances. The Skill ~~Descrïptions~~ sections gives a wide variety of example penalties.		A skill is made the same way most things are in [[Liberi Gothica]]: You roll 2d6, and add the appropriate TACKS attribute, and the appropriate skill modifier. If the total is more than 12, you succeed. However, there may be other modifiers to your roll, depending on outside circumstances. The Skill Descriptions sections gives a wide variety of example penalties.

	When rolling against someone else, you both roll 2d6 + modifiers as normal. Whoever rolls higher, wins! In some cases, you still also need to beat 12 to succeed normally - for example, if two people are trying to race across a thin rope without falling [Reflexes check], whoever rolls higher goes faster - but if one contestant doesn't also beat 12, they simply fall off!		When rolling against someone else, you both roll 2d6 + modifiers as normal. Whoever rolls higher, wins! In some cases, you still also need to beat 12 to succeed normally - for example, if two people are trying to race across a thin rope without falling [Reflexes check], whoever rolls higher goes faster - but if one contestant doesn't also beat 12, they simply fall off!
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	==Skill descriptions==		==Skill descriptions==
	Below is a ~~descrïption~~ of what can be done with each skill. If you're not sure which skill should be used in a certain situation, this is where you find out.		Below is a description of what can be done with each skill. If you're not sure which skill should be used in a certain situation, this is where you find out.

	Most skills are either Reactive, or Active. Reactive skills are skills that the LM will call on you to use to defend yourself from various effects. Active skills are skills you use to determine if you can successfully do something difficult. If a skill is both Active and Reactive, it will be marked A/R.		Most skills are either Reactive, or Active. Reactive skills are skills that the LM will call on you to use to defend yourself from various effects. Active skills are skills you use to determine if you can successfully do something difficult. If a skill is both Active and Reactive, it will be marked A/R.

1d4chan>Gnome7: /* Search */

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	The ability to find something quickly and efficiently. This is an unopposed roll modified by how difficult the object is to find, as per LM jurisdiction. General guidelines are below:		The ability to find something quickly and efficiently. This is an unopposed roll modified by how difficult the object is to find, as per LM jurisdiction. General guidelines are below:

	Plain Sight: +4		:Plain Sight: +4
	Simple to find: +0		:Simple to find: +0
	Takes some effort: -2		:Takes some effort: -2
	A lot of effort: -4		:A lot of effort: -4
	"Needle in a haystack": -8		:"Needle in a haystack": -8

	As an action, you can take a cursory glance around an area [-4 penalty]. As 5 actions, you can do a full search of an area. As 20 actions, you can do a thorough search [+4 bonus].		As an action, you can take a cursory glance around an area [-4 penalty]. As 5 actions, you can do a full search of an area. As 20 actions, you can do a thorough search [+4 bonus].

1d4chan>Gnome7: /* Knowledge [Specify] */

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Knowledge [Specify]

1d4chan>Gnome7: /* Knowledge [Specify] */

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Knowledge [Specify]

1d4chan>Gnome7: /* Trick */

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Trick

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	When lying, Trick has modifiers based on how believable your lie is.		When lying, Trick has modifiers based on how believable your lie is.
	Believable: +2		:Believable: +2
	Understandable: +2		:Understandable: +2
	Logical: +2		:Logical: +2
	Something they want to hear: +2		:Something they want to hear: +2
	Something they expect to hear: +2		:Something they expect to hear: +2
	Evidence: +4		:Evidence: +4

	Unbelievable: -2		:Unbelievable: -2
	Incomprehensible: -2		:Incomprehensible: -2
	Logical Fallacy: -2		:Logical Fallacy: -2
	Something they don't want to hear: -4		:Something they don't want to hear: -4
	Something they don't expect to hear: -2		:Something they don't expect to hear: -2

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	===Knowledge Skills===		===Knowledge Skills===
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1d4chan>Gnome7: /* Persuasion */

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Persuasion

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	Persuasion has modifiers based on how good your point is.		Persuasion has modifiers based on how good your point is.
	Believable: +2		:Believable: +2
	Understandable: +2		:Understandable: +2
	Logical: +2		:Logical: +2
	Something they want to hear: +2		:Something they want to hear: +2
	Something they expect to hear: +2		:Something they expect to hear: +2
	Evidence: +4		:Evidence: +4

	Unbelievable: -2		:Unbelievable: -2
	Incomprehensible: -2		:Incomprehensible: -2
	Logical Fallacy: -2		:Logical Fallacy: -2
	Something they don't want to hear: -4		:Something they don't want to hear: -4
	Something they don't expect to hear: -2		:Something they don't expect to hear: -2

	It should be noted this ability can not make them do anything you want them to do. Even if you can convince them you're right, they may not do the suggested action, especially if it is against their interests.		It should be noted this ability can not make them do anything you want them to do. Even if you can convince them you're right, they may not do the suggested action, especially if it is against their interests.

1d4chan>Gnome7: /* Disguise */

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Disguise

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	If you try to disguise as a specific person, there is a modifier on the roll based on how well you knew that person, and how similar to them you look:		If you try to disguise as a specific person, there is a modifier on the roll based on how well you knew that person, and how similar to them you look:

	Twin/Doppelganger: +6		:Twin/Doppelganger: +6
	Look similar: +0		:Look similar: +0
	Vaguely similar: -2		:Vaguely similar: -2
	Completely different: -6		:Completely different: -6
	Different size: -4 per size difference		:Different size: -4 per size difference
	Know them inside out: +2		:Know them inside out: +2
	Know them well: +0		:Know them well: +0
	Know them in passing: -4		:Know them in passing: -4
	Never met them: -8		:Never met them: -8

	====Perform [specialize]====		====Perform [specialize]====

1d4chan>Gnome7: /* Stealth */

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Stealth

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	Difficulty modifiers:		Difficulty modifiers:
	Not moving: +2		:Not moving: +2
	Dim lighting: +2		:Dim lighting: +2
	No lighting: +4		:No lighting: +4
	Moving at half speed: +0		:Moving at half speed: +0
	Moving at full speed: -4		:Moving at full speed: -4
	Running: -8		:Running: -8

	Ranks in Swim add to your Stealth checks while underwater.		Ranks in Swim add to your Stealth checks while underwater.

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	Knowledge Difficulties:		Knowledge Difficulties:

	:Common Knowledge among the general populace: +4		Common Knowledge among the general populace: +4
	Example: Demon dolls will take away your children if you don't keep them safe. [Faerie tales]		:Example: Demon dolls will take away your children if you don't keep them safe. [Faerie tales]
	Example: The forest has many dangerous creatures, its not safe to go there alone. [Rural]		:Example: The forest has many dangerous creatures, its not safe to go there alone. [Rural]

	:Accessible Knowledge to the general populace: +2		Accessible Knowledge to the general populace: +2
	Example: Steam powered engines need water and heat to function. [Mechanics]		:Example: Steam powered engines need water and heat to function. [Mechanics]
	Example: Life in the factories is often very short, due to the injury rates. [Urban]		:Example: Life in the factories is often very short, due to the injury rates. [Urban]

	:Common knowledge among those who study it: +0		Common knowledge among those who study it: +0
	Example: Paristaparis is the true name of the land called 'Hell.' [Otherworld]		:Example: Paristaparis is the true name of the land called 'Hell.' [Otherworld]
	Example: Things fall due to the force of gravity. [Science]		:Example: Things fall due to the force of gravity. [Science]

	:Accessible Knowledge to those who study it: -2		Accessible Knowledge to those who study it: -2
	Example: Paladins often become a brother figure to a child from the Broken Flock choir group. [Religion]		:Example: Paladins often become a brother figure to a child from the Broken Flock choir group. [Religion]
	Example: The poor often help each other in times of need, for little to no apparent reason. [Politics]		:Example: The poor often help each other in times of need, for little to no apparent reason. [Politics]

	:Uncommon Knowledge, even to those who study it: -4		Uncommon Knowledge, even to those who study it: -4
	Example: There are different types of Liberi, with different abilities. [Faerie Tales]		:Example: There are different types of Liberi, with different abilities. [Faerie Tales]
	Example: Knowing details about animals from far-off lands, like Lions, or Giraffes. [Rural]		:Example: Knowing details about animals from far-off lands, like Lions, or Giraffes. [Rural]

	:Obscure knowledge to the general populace: -6		Obscure knowledge to the general populace: -6
	Example: The secret code to enter the Elites Resistance Army headquarters in a certain city. [Urban]		:Example: The secret code to enter the Elites Resistance Army headquarters in a certain city. [Urban]
	Example: Angels are creatures that embody emotions, and are alien and unpredictable. [Otherworld]		:Example: Angels are creatures that embody emotions, and are alien and unpredictable. [Otherworld]

	:Obscure knowledge, even among those who study it: -10		Obscure knowledge, even among those who study it: -10
	Example: The name and political views of a certain city council member in a small town on the other end of Victoria. [Politics]		:Example: The name and political views of a certain city council member in a small town on the other end of Victoria. [Politics]
	Example: Dragons are capable of destroying Foci. [Faerie Tales]		:Example: Dragons are capable of destroying Foci. [Faerie Tales]

	:Truly obscure/forgotten knowledge, known by very few, if anyone: -12		Truly obscure/forgotten knowledge, known by very few, if anyone: -12
	Example: The moon does not have a breathable atmosphere. [Science]		:Example: The moon does not have a breathable atmosphere. [Science]
	Example: The highest orders of the church have access to both sorcery and the true history of the world. [Religion]		:Example: The highest orders of the church have access to both sorcery and the true history of the world. [Religion]

	====Pilot [specify]====		====Pilot [specify]====

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	You make a Knowledge check whenever the LM needs to determine how much you know about a given discovery. The following are the list of fields:		You make a Knowledge check whenever the LM needs to determine how much you know about a given discovery. The following are the list of fields:

	Faerie Tales: Knowledge of the children's stories which deal with the supernatural.		:Faerie Tales: Knowledge of the children's stories which deal with the supernatural.

	Mechanics: Knowledge of steam engines and other machinery.		:Mechanics: Knowledge of steam engines and other machinery.

	Otherworld: Knowledge of Verestima and Paristaparis, as well as their inhabitants.		:Otherworld: Knowledge of Verestima and Paristaparis, as well as their inhabitants.

	Politics: Knowledge of the social order, history, the economy, and the government.		:Politics: Knowledge of the social order, history, the economy, and the government.

	Religion: Knowledge of the prayers, divisions, rankings, and procedures of the Church of Twelve.		:Religion: Knowledge of the prayers, divisions, rankings, and procedures of the Church of Twelve.

	Rural: Knowledge of animals, the natural environment, and life outside the city.		:Rural: Knowledge of animals, the natural environment, and life outside the city.

	Science: Knowledge of chemicals, biology, and physics.		:Science: Knowledge of chemicals, biology, and physics.

	Urban: Knowledge of how to live on the streets, how to navigate cities, and the names of important cities.		:Urban: Knowledge of how to live on the streets, how to navigate cities, and the names of important cities.

	Knowledge Difficulties:		Knowledge Difficulties:

	Common Knowledge among the general populace: +4		:Common Knowledge among the general populace: +4
	Example: Demon dolls will take away your children if you don't keep them safe. [Faerie tales]		Example: Demon dolls will take away your children if you don't keep them safe. [Faerie tales]
	Example: The forest has many dangerous creatures, its not safe to go there alone. [Rural]		Example: The forest has many dangerous creatures, its not safe to go there alone. [Rural]

	Accessible Knowledge to the general populace: +2		:Accessible Knowledge to the general populace: +2
	Example: Steam powered engines need water and heat to function. [Mechanics]		Example: Steam powered engines need water and heat to function. [Mechanics]
	Example: Life in the factories is often very short, due to the injury rates. [Urban]		Example: Life in the factories is often very short, due to the injury rates. [Urban]

	Common knowledge among those who study it: +0		:Common knowledge among those who study it: +0
	Example: Paristaparis is the true name of the land called 'Hell.' [Otherworld]		Example: Paristaparis is the true name of the land called 'Hell.' [Otherworld]
	Example: Things fall due to the force of gravity. [Science]		Example: Things fall due to the force of gravity. [Science]

	Accessible Knowledge to those who study it: -2		:Accessible Knowledge to those who study it: -2
	Example: Paladins often become a brother figure to a child from the Broken Flock choir group. [Religion]		Example: Paladins often become a brother figure to a child from the Broken Flock choir group. [Religion]
	Example: The poor often help each other in times of need, for little to no apparent reason. [Politics]		Example: The poor often help each other in times of need, for little to no apparent reason. [Politics]

	Uncommon Knowledge, even to those who study it: -4		:Uncommon Knowledge, even to those who study it: -4
	Example: There are different types of Liberi, with different abilities. [Faerie Tales]		Example: There are different types of Liberi, with different abilities. [Faerie Tales]
	Example: Knowing details about animals from far-off lands, like Lions, or Giraffes. [Rural]		Example: Knowing details about animals from far-off lands, like Lions, or Giraffes. [Rural]

	Obscure knowledge to the general populace: -6		:Obscure knowledge to the general populace: -6
	Example: The secret code to enter the Elites Resistance Army headquarters in a certain city. [Urban]		Example: The secret code to enter the Elites Resistance Army headquarters in a certain city. [Urban]
	Example: Angels are creatures that embody emotions, and are alien and unpredictable. [Otherworld]		Example: Angels are creatures that embody emotions, and are alien and unpredictable. [Otherworld]

	Obscure knowledge, even among those who study it: -10		:Obscure knowledge, even among those who study it: -10
	Example: The name and political views of a certain city council member in a small town on the other end of Victoria. [Politics]		Example: The name and political views of a certain city council member in a small town on the other end of Victoria. [Politics]
	Example: Dragons are capable of destroying Foci. [Faerie Tales]		Example: Dragons are capable of destroying Foci. [Faerie Tales]

	Truly obscure/forgotten knowledge, known by very few, if anyone: -12		:Truly obscure/forgotten knowledge, known by very few, if anyone: -12
	Example: The moon does not have a breathable atmosphere. [Science]		Example: The moon does not have a breathable atmosphere. [Science]
	Example: The highest orders of the church have access to both sorcery and the true history of the world. [Religion]		Example: The highest orders of the church have access to both sorcery and the true history of the world. [Religion]