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1d4chan>L41n at 05:47, 6 July 2014

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	== Step 5 (Optional)==		== Step 5 (Optional)==
	Sometimes, random character generation can lead to some weird histories, and these histories can translate into so oddly dispersed stats. Lowly Beggar + Miserly merchant + Ship's Captain + Sorcerer's Apprentice means you're potentially Andrew Carnegie who studied magic. it also means that you won't likely have a dice pool greater than 4 in what should things your character is competent at, and even skills that a character should be exceptional at ~~work~~ at a respectable (but not earth-shattering) [http://1d4chan.org/wiki/One_Roll_Engine#Math roughly 70% of the time].		Sometimes, random character generation can lead to some weird histories, and these histories can translate into so oddly dispersed stats. Lowly Beggar + Miserly merchant + Ship's Captain + Sorcerer's Apprentice means you're potentially Andrew Carnegie who studied magic. it also means that you won't likely have a dice pool greater than 4 in what should things your character is competent at, and even skills that a character should be exceptional at produce successes at a respectable (but not earth-shattering) [http://1d4chan.org/wiki/One_Roll_Engine#Math roughly 70% of the time].

	If you want to fine-tune your character, remember each die is worth 5 XP. Thus, the first level of each Previous Career (2xD) is equivalent to 10 XP in point-buy character generation, each subsequent level of the Career is worth 5 XP, and each option on the Unusual Experiences table is also worth 5 XP. (The bonuses to Stats, Skills and Advantages rewarded for all of these are priced accordingly below.) Discard each unwanted option accordingly and spend the free XP on the Stat or Skills you want to improve.		If you want to fine-tune your character, remember each die is worth 5 XP. Thus, the first level of each Previous Career (2xD) is equivalent to 10 XP in point-buy character generation, each subsequent level of the Career is worth 5 XP, and each option on the Unusual Experiences table is also worth 5 XP. (The bonuses to Stats, Skills and Advantages rewarded for all of these are priced accordingly below.) Discard each unwanted option accordingly and spend the free XP on the Stat or Skills you want to improve.

1d4chan>L41n at 04:50, 6 July 2014

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	\| \| Turn Expert die into Master Die \|\| 5 Points		\| \| Turn Expert die into Master Die \|\| 5 Points

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	Sometimes, random character generation can lead to some weird histories, and these histories can translate into so oddly dispersed stats. Lowly Beggar + Miserly merchant + Ship's Captain + Sorcerer's Apprentice means you're potentially Andrew Carnegie who studied magic. it also means that you won't likely have a dice pool greater than 4 in what should things your character is competent at, and even skills that a character should be exceptional at work at a respectable (but not earth-shattering) [http://1d4chan.org/wiki/One_Roll_Engine#Math roughly 70% of the time].		Sometimes, random character generation can lead to some weird histories, and these histories can translate into so oddly dispersed stats. Lowly Beggar + Miserly merchant + Ship's Captain + Sorcerer's Apprentice means you're potentially Andrew Carnegie who studied magic. it also means that you won't likely have a dice pool greater than 4 in what should things your character is competent at, and even skills that a character should be exceptional at work at a respectable (but not earth-shattering) [http://1d4chan.org/wiki/One_Roll_Engine#Math roughly 70% of the time].

	If you want to fine-tune your character, remember ~~that~~ the first level of each Previous Career (2xD) is equivalent to 10 XP in point-buy character generation~~. Each~~ subsequent level of the Career, and each option on the Unusual Experiences table is worth 5 XP. (The bonuses to Stats, Skills and Advantages rewarded for all of these are priced accordingly below.) Discard each unwanted option accordingly and spend the free XP on the Stat or Skills you want to improve.		If you want to fine-tune your character, remember each die is worth 5 XP. Thus, the first level of each Previous Career (2xD) is equivalent to 10 XP in point-buy character generation, each subsequent level of the Career is worth 5 XP, and each option on the Unusual Experiences table is also worth 5 XP. (The bonuses to Stats, Skills and Advantages rewarded for all of these are priced accordingly below.) Discard each unwanted option accordingly and spend the free XP on the Stat or Skills you want to improve.

	In my example, I look at my stats and say "Fuck your magic, I'm Andrew Carnegie!" Then, I dump the Sorcerer's Apprentice perk and get back a sweet 10 XP. I then spend said sweet XP, gaining +1 COMMAND, +1 Haggle and +4 Inspire. Now it's time to start wheelan' and dealan'!		In my example, I look at my stats and say "Fuck your magic, I'm Andrew Carnegie!" Then, I dump the Sorcerer's Apprentice perk and get back a sweet 10 XP. I then spend said sweet XP, gaining +1 COMMAND, +1 Haggle and +4 Inspire. Now it's time to start wheelan' and dealan'!

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	== Step 5 (Optional)==		== Step 5 (Optional)==
	Sometimes, random character generation can lead to some weird histories, and these histories can translate into so oddly dispersed stats. Lowly Beggar + Miserly merchant + Ship's Captain + Sorcerer's Apprentice means you're potentially Andrew Carnegie who studied magic. it also means that you won't have a dice pool greater than 5 in what should be your ~~best~~ skills~~, which mean's you're only good~~ at ~~your best talent~~ [http://1d4chan.org/wiki/One_Roll_Engine#Math roughly 60% of the time]. ~~(For those who can't into probability, this is pretty medocre. Dice pools should be at LEAST 6 for the skills which define a PC.)~~		Sometimes, random character generation can lead to some weird histories, and these histories can translate into so oddly dispersed stats. Lowly Beggar + Miserly merchant + Ship's Captain + Sorcerer's Apprentice means you're potentially Andrew Carnegie who studied magic. it also means that you won't likely have a dice pool greater than 4 in what should things your character is competent at, and even skills that a character should be exceptional at work at a respectable (but not earth-shattering) [http://1d4chan.org/wiki/One_Roll_Engine#Math roughly 70% of the time].

	If you want to fine-tune your character, remember that the first level of each Previous Career (2xD) is equivalent to 10 XP in point-buy character generation. Each subsequent level of the Career, and each option on the Unusual Experiences table is worth 5 XP. (The bonuses to Stats, Skills and Advantages rewarded for all of these are priced accordingly below.) Discard each unwanted option accordingly and spend the free XP on the Stat or Skills you want to improve.		If you want to fine-tune your character, remember that the first level of each Previous Career (2xD) is equivalent to 10 XP in point-buy character generation. Each subsequent level of the Career, and each option on the Unusual Experiences table is worth 5 XP. (The bonuses to Stats, Skills and Advantages rewarded for all of these are priced accordingly below.) Discard each unwanted option accordingly and spend the free XP on the Stat or Skills you want to improve.

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	== Step 5 (Optional)==		== Step 5 (Optional)==
	Sometimes, random character generation can lead to some weird histories, and these histories can translate into so oddly dispersed stats. Lowly Beggar + Miserly merchant + Ship's Captain + Sorcerer's Apprentice means you're potentially Andrew Carnegie who studied magic. it also means that you won't have a dice pool greater than 5 in what should be your best skills, which mean's you're only good at your best talent [http://1d4chan.org/wiki/One_Roll_Engine#Math \|roughly 60% of the time].		Sometimes, random character generation can lead to some weird histories, and these histories can translate into so oddly dispersed stats. Lowly Beggar + Miserly merchant + Ship's Captain + Sorcerer's Apprentice means you're potentially Andrew Carnegie who studied magic. it also means that you won't have a dice pool greater than 5 in what should be your best skills, which mean's you're only good at your best talent [http://1d4chan.org/wiki/One_Roll_Engine#Math roughly 60% of the time]. (For those who can't into probability, this is pretty medocre. Dice pools should be at LEAST 6 for the skills which define a PC.)

	If you want to fine-tune your character, remember that the first level of each Previous Career (2xD) is equivalent to 10 XP in point-buy character generation. Each subsequent level of the Career, and each option on the Unusual Experiences table is worth 5 XP. Discard each unwanted option accordingly and spend the free XP on the Stat or Skills you want to improve. Fuck your magic, I'm Andrew Carnegie ~~- THe~~ Sorcerer's Apprentice ~~is becoming~~ 10 XP~~, which~~ I~~'ll~~ spend COMMAND, Haggle and Inspire.		If you want to fine-tune your character, remember that the first level of each Previous Career (2xD) is equivalent to 10 XP in point-buy character generation. Each subsequent level of the Career, and each option on the Unusual Experiences table is worth 5 XP. (The bonuses to Stats, Skills and Advantages rewarded for all of these are priced accordingly below.) Discard each unwanted option accordingly and spend the free XP on the Stat or Skills you want to improve.

			In my example, I look at my stats and say "Fuck your magic, I'm Andrew Carnegie!" Then, I dump the Sorcerer's Apprentice perk and get back a sweet 10 XP. I then spend said sweet XP, gaining +1 COMMAND, +1 Haggle and +4 Inspire. Now it's time to start wheelan' and dealan'!

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1d4chan>L41n: /* Step 5 (Optional) */

2014-03-26T14:39:44Z

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	Sometimes, random character generation can lead to some weird histories, and these histories can translate into so oddly dispersed stats. Lowly Beggar + Miserly merchant + Ship's Captain + Sorcerer's Apprentice means you're potentially Andrew Carnegie who studied magic. it also means that you won't have a dice pool greater than 5 in what should be your best skills, which mean's you're only good at your best talent [http://1d4chan.org/wiki/One_Roll_Engine#Math \|roughly 60% of the time].		Sometimes, random character generation can lead to some weird histories, and these histories can translate into so oddly dispersed stats. Lowly Beggar + Miserly merchant + Ship's Captain + Sorcerer's Apprentice means you're potentially Andrew Carnegie who studied magic. it also means that you won't have a dice pool greater than 5 in what should be your best skills, which mean's you're only good at your best talent [http://1d4chan.org/wiki/One_Roll_Engine#Math \|roughly 60% of the time].

	If you want to fine-tune your character, remember that the first level of each Previous Career (2xD) is equivalent to 10 XP in point-buy character generation. Each subsequent level, and each option on the Unusual Experiences table is worth 5 XP. ~~Spend it~~ accordingly and ~~enjoy~~ your ~~optimized chracter!~~		If you want to fine-tune your character, remember that the first level of each Previous Career (2xD) is equivalent to 10 XP in point-buy character generation. Each subsequent level of the Career, and each option on the Unusual Experiences table is worth 5 XP. Discard each unwanted option accordingly and spend the free XP on the Stat or Skills you want to improve. Fuck your magic, I'm Andrew Carnegie - THe Sorcerer's Apprentice is becoming 10 XP, which I'll spend COMMAND, Haggle and Inspire.

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1d4chan>L41n at 14:33, 26 March 2014

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 | 1x10 || Diplomatic Incident || No matter what your current social station, or what your social station was when the… unpleasantness… occurred, you managed to create tremendous antagonism between two states, nations or tribes. Did you intend to be an agent provocateur? Or was it just sheer mischance? Whatever it was, you’ve attracted somebody’s attention. ''Mentor (5 points), Problem: Enemy
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