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Int/Cha Classes

There are 50 different classes, so for ease of reading they have been split into three different pages. There are 6 different class trees, each with 6 different subclasses. Each subclass has three tiers on a linear progression. For example, a Swordsman can become a Knight or a Fencer, and a Knight becomes a Commander and then a General. It is possible to multiclass by becoming one class, taking skills from it, and then switching to a different class, but this is much more difficult when switching to an entirely different tree. Finally, each Government and each Race have a single unique class all their own. This page covers the Tradesman and Conjuror class trees, and any unique classes that branch off from those. Each class gives temporary stat bonuses that are kept while you remain that class, as well as a number of class specific skills that can be purchased with EXP. Remember that in order to advance to a higher tier class, you must buy the Classchange skill, and have all the skills of the previous class, in addition to all weapon skill requirements. Tradesman (+1 INT, +1 CHA) Tradesmen are not fighters, but are experienced profiteers all the same, experts in many different sorts of economic trade. • Requirements - Your native Affinity • Haggle (40) Tradesmen are experts at finding deals. The cost of all items purchased by the Tradesman are reduced by 10%, rounding up. This reduction is applied to the total cost of all purchases for the day, and must be a reduction of at least 1 gold. • Packrat (40) While the Tradesman isn't the brawny type, he can carry an impressive number of items. Increases the amount of weight the Tradesman can carry, and his maximum item count, by 2. Merchant By far the most common route for the Tradesman to take, Merchants chief business lies in fuelling the economy, buying and selling their art. They are generally not much more than accomplished con men, and will weasel as much as they can out of any deal possible. Merchants of the Tribes are generally more forgiving, though even they will do what they can to get ahead. Class Progression Merchant (+2 CON, +3 CHA) • Requirements (combat) - Dagger Adept • Requirements (non combat) - Trading Liscence, Your native Affinity Auctioneer (+1 STR, +2 CON, +2 INT, +4 CHA) • • Requirements (combat) - Dagger Adept • • Requirements (non combat) - Trade Charter, Your native Affinity, Your Governments Lore Tycoon (+1 STR, +1 AGI, +2 CON, +4 INT, +5 CHA, +1 LUK) • • • Requirements (combat) - Dagger Adept • • • Requirements (non combat) - Trade Notary, Your native Affinity, Your Governments Lore Class Skills Merchant • Find Item (30) Merchants know where to find shops off the beaten track. The Merchants can purchase any item in the Marketplace that is not at the current location shop, as long as a shop is present. However, the rare item costs twice as much as normal, and cannot be discounted. • Overcharge (50) The Merchant is an expert at selling goods. Whenever he sells an item, he marks the price up 5%, in the same way as the Haggle skill works, only reversed. • Income (50) The Merchants business produces daily profits. Every week the Merchant spends in a habitated area, the party gains 5 gold as income. • Hireling (50) The Merchant is fond of hiring bodyguards to protect himself. One Soldier Hireling accompanies the Merchant per class tier he has, two hirelings for an Auctioneer, three for a Tycoon. Auctioneer • • Honeyed Tongue (40) The Auctioneer is an expert negotiator, capable of convincing strangers to assist the parties in ways otherwise impossible. • • Reward Strength (50, req. Hireling) The Auctioneer can convinces his bodyguards to fight harder with promise of gold. This ability is used in dire circumstances, and increases the fighting ability of all the Auctioneers men. Costs 2 gold per Hireling/Bodyguard. • • Master Bargainer (70) The Auctioneer learns how to better manipulate his clients. Increases Haggles discount to 20%, and Overcharges sales increase to 10%. • • Middle Class (60, req. Income) The Auctioneers daily profits increase. The weekly stipend gained from Income increases from 5 to 10. • • Famous (70) The Auctioneer is a famed man, and people naturally go to him for their needs. Increases the effects of Honeyed Tongue, allows the Auctioneers discounts to affect the Find Item skill, and increases his number of Hirelings by 1. Tycoon • • • Bodyguard (50) The Tycoons band of Hirelings is given a lieutenant. The Bodyguard is a Bandit character, who does not gain EXP. • • • Upper Class (60, req. Middle Class) The Tycoons daily profits hit an extreme. The weekly stipend gained from Income increases from 10 to 15. • • • Favors (70, req. Famous) Everywhere the Tycoon goes, he has a friend who was once in need. The Tycoon can always ask the assistance of some rich nobleman or tribal leader, for they all inevitably owe him favors. Blacksmith Merchants of weaponry and armor, the blacksmiths trade is any sort of arms crafting, from hardened leather armor to giant battleaxes to stirrups and fenceposts. Working hard at their trade, Blacksmiths are often the most brawny of tradesmen, great physical strength necessary to accomplish their tasks and mold molten metal into the forms they desire. Class Progression Blacksmith (+2 STR, +1 CON, +2 CHA) • Requirements (combat) - Mace Adept • Requirements (non combat) - Trading Liscence, Your native Affinity Whitesmith (+3 STR, +2 CON, +1 INT, +3 CHA) • • Requirements (combat) - Armor Proficiency, Mace Adept • • Requirements (non combat) - Trade Charter, Your native Affinity Mastersmith (+4 STR, +1 AGI, +2 CON, +3 INT, +4 CHA, +1 LUK) • • • Requirements (combat) - Armor Proficiency, Mace Mastery • • • Requirements (non combat) - Trade Charter, Your native Affinity, Your Governments Lore Class Skills Blacksmith • Temper (45) The Blacksmith can work on the parties weapons before a planned attack, temporarily hardening and strengthening them. This ability can only be used on one characters equipment. • Thick Skin (50) The Blacksmiths skin has been hardened by the flaming forges. He has limited natural and magical fire resistance, and his thick skin counts as natural padded armor. • Smithing (50) The Blacksmith learns to smith weapons and armor. Crafting details are found on the forums. • Exquisite Craft (60, req. Smithing) The Blacksmith can now make exquisite items when crafting. Whitesmith • • Makeshift Forge (40) The Whitesmith learns how to make a forge in the wilderness. He does not need to be in a city to craft. • • Focused Strength (50) The Whitesmith is an expert at putting all his power into his strikes for a short period of time, tiring quickly but delivering heavy blows. This ability gives the Whitesmith a temporary +3 STR for two minutes, and can be used once per day. • • Master Temperer (55, req. Temper) The Whitesmiths ability at tempering his allies weapons increases. He can now temper the entire parties equipment. • • Break Weapon (60) The Whitesmith knows exactly where to hit to destroy an item. He can shatter a sword or spear with one blow of his hammer. • • Master Craft (80, req. Exquisite Craft) The Whitesmith can now make mastercrafted items when crafting. Mastersmith • • • Refinement (60, req. Master Craft) The Mastersmith can make upgrades to existing equipment. He can increase the quality rating of existing items and does not have to craft new ones. • • • Famous (70) The Mastersmith has become a legend of craftsmanship. Increases the discount given by Haggle from 10% to 15%, increases the effect of Tempering and Thick Skin, and allows the Whitesmiths discount to affect the Find Item skill. • • • Legendary Craftsmanship (100, req. Master Craft) The Mastersmith can now make legendary items when crafting. Alchemist Tradesmen who work hard to create potions, magical ointments and healing salves become Alchemists, learning the ins and outs of the many biological organisms of Ourissa. While they are not magic users themselves, they understand ether and the magical properties in monsters various organs, and can distil powerful potions from them. Rumor has it that the greatest Alchemists can even create their own monsters, powerful Homonculi who serve them like bodyguards. Class Progression Chemist (+1 CON, +2 INT, +2 CHA) • Requirements (combat) - Sling Adept • Requirements (non combat) - Trading Liscence, Your native Affinity Alchemist (+2 CON, +3 INT, +4 CHA) • • Requirements (combat) - Sling Adept • • Requirements (non combat) - Foraging Proficiency, Trade Charter, Your native Affinity Biochemist (+3 CON, +6 INT, +4 CHA, +1 LUK) • • • Requirements (combat) - Sling Adept • • • Requirements (non combat) - Foraging Proficiency, Trade Charter, Any 5 Affinities, Your Governments Lore • • • Requirements (magic) - Basic Spellcasting Class Skills Chemist • Herbalism (50) The Chemist can make rudimentary potions. This requires Chemists tools. Details on crafting are on the forums. • Poison Master (60) The Chemist is an expert at using poisons. Before a planned attack, he can poison one party members weaponry. Poisons must be crafted or purchased beforehand. • Medical Knowledge (60) The Chemist uses his skills to care for the parties wounds. The entire parties natural health regeneration is increased by 2. This skill works in conjunction with Resting and other regen skills. • Pharmacist (60, req. Pharmacist) The Chemist learns to make exquisite potions. Alchemist • • Transmutation (50, req. Pharmacist) The Alchemist has learned how to turn one material into another. He can sell items for their value in Gold even outside of a city, and can turn some rudimentary objects into others, for example turning a days rations into firewood or a shovel into a pick. • • Poison Immunity (50) Prolongued exposure to herbs and potions has rendered the Alchemist completely immune to natural and magical toxins. • • Combat Elixer (55) The Alchemist can give a special combat elixer to one party member before a planned attack, increasing their STR, AGI and CON by +1 for the battle. • • Master Potioner (80, req. Pharmacist) The Alchemist learns to make mastercrafted potions. • • Advanced Medical Knowledge (80, req. Medical Knowledge) The Alchemist becomes a better doctor. The health regeneration bonus of Medical Knowledge increases from 2 to 4 for the entire party. Biochemist • • • Famous (70) The Alchemist becomes well reknowned, and everyone comes to him for their potioning needs. Increases the discount given by Haggle from 10 to 15%, allows the characters discount to be used in conjunction with Find Item, and increases the stat bonus of Combat Elixer from +1 to +2. • • • Legendary Potioner (100, req. Master Potioner) The Biochemist learns to make legendary potions. • • • Genetic Engineering (100, req. Transmutation) The Biochemist learns how to create living beings from material parts, and can be accompanied by a single Homonculus. Crafting details are explained on the forums. Chef While the Alchemist works hard to create magical potions and healing salves, the Chef's primary goal is to make the things you ingest filling and tasty. Loved by their companions, the Chef is a jovial addition to the party, able to keep people in high spirits as well as any Minstrel or General. Class Progression Cook (+1 CON, +1 INT, +3 CHA) • Requirements (combat) - Axe Adept • Requirements (non combat) - Trading Liscence, Your native Affinity Chef (+1 STR, +1 AGI, +1 CON, +2 INT, +4 CHA) • • Requirements (combat) - Axe Adept • • Requirements (non combat) - Foraging Proficiency, Trade Charter, Your native Affinity Masterchef (+1 STR, +2 AGI, +2 CON, +3 INT, +5 CHA, +1 LUK) • • • Requirements (combat) - Dagger Adept, Axe Adept • • • Requirements (non combat) - Foraging Proficiency, Trade Charter, Any 3 Affinities, Your Governments Lore Class Skills Cook • Cleave (40) The Cook makes a huge downward strike with his weapon, much stronger than a normal attack. • Cooking (50) The Cook learns to make delicious meals. Crafting details are on the forums. • Income (50) The Cooks wares fetch a tidy sum. The party gains 5 gold per week as a stipend whenever they are in a civilized area. • • Expert Chef (50, req. Cooking) The Cook learns to make gourmet meals. Chef • • Pallette (40, req. Cooking) Before any planned attack, the Chef gives out special treats to the party, increasing party morale for the upcoming battle. • • Nose for Quality (50) The Chef is able to sniff out magical and non-magical poisons, warning the party before they eat any bad goods. • • Flambe (60) The Chef has learned a trick where, with a match and a flask of oil, he can make a large and temporary fireball. While normally just for show, this can be an impressive trick in the midst of a battle. This skill can only be used once per day, and harms magical targets as if it were a fire spell. • • Master Chef (70, req. Expert Chef) The Chef learns to make famous meals. • • Master Forager (70, req. Cooking) The Chef learns how to make delicious meals from any sort of roots or berries lying around. The party has no more need of rations, the Chef able to come up with something at all times. Gourmet • • • Chef's Spirits (50, req. Pallette) The Gourmet keeps a special bottle of Piraean port around, for just the right occasion. One bottle is given free to the Gourmet, further bottles cost 30 gold each. The character may distribute the bottle before a planned attack, increasing the entire parties STR, CON and AGI by +1 for the battle. • • • Famous (70) The Chefs cooking skills become the talk of high society. His discount through Haggle increases from 10% to 15%, he is allowed to use his discount in conjunction with the Find Item skill, his Spirits increase INT and CHA by +1, and the effect of Cleave is increased. • • • Legendary Chef (80, req. Master Chef) The Gourmet learns to make legendary meals. Engineer Kind of an oddball of a tradesman, the Engineer creates those sorts of things others do not make. Guns, bombs, strange horseless carriages or other steam powered contraptions. The Engineer is kind of an oddball, and definitely eccentric, but now and again one does something that surprises you. Their contraptions can be very hit or miss, with the misses useless bits of fluff, and the hits the greatest creations in recent history. Class Progression Tinkerer (+3 INT, +2 CHA) • Requirements (combat) - Pistol Adept • Requirements (non combat) - Trading Liscence, Your native Affinity Engineer (+1 CON, +5 INT, +3 CHA) • • Requirements (combat) - Pistol Adept • • Requirements (non combat) - Trade Charter, Your native Affinity Genius (+1 AGI, +1 CON, +7 INT, +4 CHA, +1 LUK) • • • Requirements (combat) - Pistol Mastery • • • Requirements (non combat) - Trade Charter, Your native Affinity, Your Governments Lore Class Skills Tinkerer • Buckshot (45) The Tinkerer can load his weapon with a handful of smaller rounds rather than one large one, firing it with a scattering, shotgun blast like effect. • Powderkeg (45) Firearms require a lot of powder and shot to be carried in a seperate bag. To someone who knows how these things work, a mans bag of powder can quickly be turned into an effective grenade. • Tinkerer (50) The Tinkerer learns to make rudimentary objects. Crafting details are specified on the forums. • Handyman (60) The Tinkerer learns how to repair things just as easily as he can make them. He keeps the entire parties gear in tip top shape regardless of wear and tear. Engineer • • Dissassemble (50) The Engineer is an adept at taking things apart. He can quickly unfasten armor, render a firearm useless, or disarm a bomb. • • Eccentric (50) The Engineers mind doesn't work quite right. He has an impressive resistance to any sort of con or psychological attack, thinking differently than most people. • • Grenadier (60) The Engineer is an expert at quickly and safely arming and throwing bombs or dynamite, and has learned to be quite the demolishionist. Allows the character to use bombs in combat with no danger to the party. • • Master Tinkerer (80, req. Tinkerer) The Engineers skills increase. He can now craft Exquisite objects. • • Invention (100, req. Master Tinkerer) The Engineer learns to craft Mastercrafted objects, and additionally can invent entirely new items. Crafting details are specified on the forums. Genius • • • Carbine (100, req. Tinkerer) The Genius has crafted a very special gun to be his personal sidearm. Carbines are impressive weapons, and each will be slightly different, depending on the Geniuses personality. • • • Inspired Invention (200, req. Master Tinkerer) The Genius learns to craft Legendary objects, and can create inspired inventions, such as steam powered golems or airships. • • • Famous (70) The Genius becomes famed for his inventions. Increases his discount through Haggle from 10% to 15%, allows his discount to apply to the Find Item skill, and increases the effectiveness of Eccentric and his inventions. Sailor Though most Tradesmen typically do not engage in matters of combat or piracy, there are those few who drop off the deep end and pursue a life of crime. These people are inevitably drawn to the life of the pirate, making their gold illegitimately rather than through positive channels. A sailor must know the secrets of economy, how to crew a ship and the logistics of funding one, but they must also know how to fight, either to prevent a pirates boarding action, or to board a ship themselves. Class Progression Chemist (+1 STR, +1 AGI, +1 CON, +2 CHA) • Requirements (combat) - Sword Adept • Requirements (non combat) - Sailing proficiency, Water Affinity Alchemist (+2 STR, +2 AGI, +2 CON, +3 CHA) • • Requirements (combat) - Throwing & Gun Proficiency, Sword & Tumbling Adept • • Requirements (non combat) - Fishing, Swimming & Sailing Proficiency, Water Affinity Biochemist (+3 STR, +3 AGI, +2 CON, +1 INT, +4 CHA, +1 LUK) • • • Requirements (combat) - Throwing Proficiency, Sword, Tumbling, Boxing & Pistol Adept • • • Requirements (non combat) - Fishing, Swimming & Sailing Proficiency, Water Affinity, Your Governments Lore Class Skills Sailor • Grappling Hook (30) The Sailor knows how to use a grappling hook and quickly board a ship. The Grappling hook uses the Sailors highest Throwing Weapon proficiency, and must be purchased. • Expert Swimmer (30, req. Swimming Proficiency) The Sailor is a much better swimmer than normal men. His Swimming Proficiency is increased one level. • Expert Sailor (40) The Sailor is much better at controlling ships than normal men. His Sailing Proficiency is increased one level. • Riposte (50) The Sailor is amazingly quick with a blade, and can gracefully strike a counterattack immediately after parrying a blow. Captain • • Honeyed Tongue (40) The Captain is an expert negotiator, capable of convincing strangers to assist the parties in ways otherwise impossible. • • Eye for Surprises (50) Over the years the Captain has learned when things don't seem quite right. It is almost impossible to ambush or surprise the Captain. • • Home at Sea (50) The Captain is used to being at sea all the time, and will never be inhibited by sloshing waves. Increases the effect of the Captains Water Affinity to an extreme degree. • • Seduce (60) The Captain is an expert at wooing the opposite sex. The Captain gains a temporary +3 CHA whenever they are dealing with someone who may become attracted to them. • • Swashbuckler (70) The Captain fights with a grace that could only be attributed to pirates. His form and style of combat seem erratic and confusing to others, but the result is still just as effective. The Captain is resistant to natural and magical psychological attack. In addition, the following skills have no effect vs. the Captain: Eye for Surprises, Close Quarters, Feint, Boxers Creed, En Guarde, Touche, Find Weakness and Dirty Deeds. Admiral • • • Razor Wit (50) The Admiral has quite the ego, and is a master of insulting his enemies, driving them through rage to stupidity and mistakes in their form. • • • Quickdraw (50) The Admiral can draw his weapon and fire a shot in one fluid instant, never caught off guard or unable to aim a shot at close range. • • • Tactician (60) The Admiral can organize large groups of forces, an excellent officer for a formal military in times of war. Conjuror (+2 INT, +1 CHA) The starting class for any with magical inclinations, Conjurors take longer to train than any other basic class, but their subclasses are the strongest of all. • Requirements - Basic Spellcasting • Dispel (30) The Conjuror is taught how to disrupt the formation of another spellcasters ether, preventing a spell from being cast. • lvl1 Spellcasting (50) The Conjuror is introduced to the magical arts. This skill grants the ability to cast lvl1 spells of all schools, and grants 1 lvl1 spell from each school. This skill can be taken again to learn 6 lvl1 spells of any combination of magic schools. Elemental Mage Most aspiring Wizards take up one of the four elemental schools of magic, focusing on transforming ether into the material form of one of the cardinal elements. Hurling fireballs and lightning bolts, creating food from nowhere and allowing their companions to breathe water, depending on the element chosen mages are extremely valuable to the party, much as any powerful spellcaster is. At higher levels the Mage will control elementals and the very elements themselves, weilding powerful spells that look, and feel, remarkable. Class Progression Elemental Mage (+1 CON, +4 INT, +1 CHA) • Requirements (combat) - 1h Proficiency • Requirements (magic) - Basic Spellcasting, Your Elemental Adept Elemental Wizard (+2 CON, +6 INT, +2 CHA) • • Requirements (combat) - Mace Adept • • Requirements (magic) - Basic Spellcasting, Your Elemental Mastery Elemental Scholar (+1 AGI, +2 CON, +8 INT, +3 CHA, +1 LUK) • • • Requirements (combat) - Mace Adept • • • Requirements (non combat) - Your Governments Lore • • • Requirements (magic) - Basic Spellcasting, Your Elemental Grand Mastery Class Skills Elemental Mage • Summon Familiar (30, req. lvl1 casting) The Mage gains a Familiar companion. The specifics of the Familiar will be idividualized to the character, and the Mage must undergo a Familiar quest when they take this skill. • Imbue (40, req. lvl1 casting) The Mage learns how to imbue an allies weapon with magical properties. This takes an action to perform, and the imbued item lasts for three days. Specifics on enchanting items can be found on the forums. • Level 2 Spellcasting (80, req. lvl1 casting) The Mage learns a higher level of magic. He can cast level 2 spells of his chosen element, and learns 4x lvl1 and 4x lvl2 spells of that school. This skill may be taken again to learn an additional 8 spells of the same school and levels. • Level 3 Spellcasting (100, req. lvl2 casting) The Mage learns a higher level of magic. He can cast level 3 spells of his chosen element, and learns 3x lvl3, 1x lvl2 and 4x lvl1 spells of that school. This skill may be taken again to learn an additional 8 spells of the same school and levels. Elemental Wizard • • Enchant (50, req. Imbue) The Wizard learns how to permanently enchant a weapon with magical properties. This takes an action to perform, and requires a rune dagger. Specifics on enchanting are found on the forums. • • Elemental Resistance (50) The Wizard gains a moderate resistance to his chosen element. • • Elemental Control (70, req. lvl3 casting) The Wizard has learned to control his element with such grace that he can even control it in the natural world. Water Wizards can part waves, fire Wizards can make natural fires die down or explode in a spectacular blaze. • • Summon Elemental (70, req. lvl3 casting) The Wizard makes a pact with an elemental, gaining it as a companion. The Wizard only makes a pact with one elemental in his lifetime, and specifics must be discussed for each character. • • Level 4 Spellcasting (120, req. lvl3 casting) The Wizard learns a higher level of magic. He can cast level 4 spells of his chosen element, and learns 2x lvl4, 2x lvl2 and 4x lvl1 spells of that school. This skill may be taken again to learn an additional 8 spells of the same school and levels. Elemental Scholar • • • Soul Portent (80, req. lvl4 casting) The ether of the Scholar very soul has taken on the properties of his chosen element, and can be used to cast spells in small quantities. The Scholars elemental mastery in his chosen element increases by 1 level. In addition, he can use his own soul to cast one spell per day, the spell casting instantly, with no necessary chants or gestures, and with twice as much power as normal. After such a spell is cast, the Scholar must rest for a brief period. • • • Crystallize (100, req. lvl4 casting) The Scholar learns how to create a natural crystal made entirely out of elemental ether. These crystals can be carried like magical items, and consumed back into the ether sea at any time to power spells. One crystal is created when this skill is taken, it takes an action to create another crystal. When the crystal is used it will allow the Scholar a tremendous amount of additional ether for casting spells, as well as the ability to cast spells when no ether would otherwise be found. Each crystal is an item at 0 weight. • • • lvl5 Spellcasting (150, req. lvl4 casting) The Scholar learns a higher level of magic. He can cast level 5 spells of his chosen element, and learns 1x lvl5 spell of that school. This skill can be taken again to learn an additional lvl5 spell of the same school. Arcanist Otherwise known as the very gods of Ourissa, Arcanists do not focus on a single school of magic and try to learn its secrets. Rather, they study equally on all six schools, trying to unravel the very secrets of ether themselves. While most prismatic mages die before they finish learning all the ways of ether, a select few finish the job, learning everything there is to learn about magic. While an elemental mage will have a slight superiority over the Arcanist in his chosen school, the Arcanist will know all six schools of magic. Class Progression Prismatic Mage (+5 INT, +1 CHA) • Requirements (combat) - 1h Proficiency • Requirements (magic) - Basic Spellcasting, Fire, Wind, Water, Earth Novice Archmage (+1 CON, +7 INT, +2 CHA) • • Requirements (combat) - 1h Proficiency • • Requirements (magic) - Basic Spellcasting, Fire, Wind, Water, Earth Mastery Arcanist (+1 AGI, +1 CON, +9 INT, +3 CHA, +1 LUK) • • • Requirements (combat) - 1h Proficiency • • • Requirements (non combat) - Your governments Lore • • • Requirements (magic) - Basic Spellcasting, Shamanism & Necromancy Novice, Fire,Earth, Wind & Water Mastery Class Skills Prismatic Mage • Summon Familiar (30, req. lvl1 casting) The Mage gains a Familiar companion. The specifics of the Familiar will be idividualized to the character, and the Mage must undergo a Familiar quest when they take this skill. • Magic Resistance (70) The Prismatic Mage through his studies gains a light resistance to all schools of magic. • Level 2 Spellcasting (80, req. lvl1 casting) The Mage learns a higher level of magic. He can cast level 2 elemental magic spells, and learns 1x lvl1 and 1x lvl2 spell of each elemental school. This skill may be taken again to learn an additional 8 spells of any elemental school and the same levels. • Level 3 Spellcasting (150, req. lvl2 casting) The Mage learns a higher level of magic. He can cast level 3 elemental magic spells, and learns 2x lvl1 and 1x lvl3 spell of each elemental school. This skill may be taken again to learn an additional 12 spells of any elemental school and the same levels. Archmage • • Spell Chain (70, req. lvl3 casting) The Archmage casts his spells with an incomprehensible speed. He will not pause between casting one spell and the next, flinging fireballs and lightning bolts in a constant stream of combo'd magic. • • Spell Steal (80, req. lvl3 casting) The Archmage knows so many secrets of magic, that he can learn spells just from seeing them being cast. He can learn any spell of a school and level he can currently cast, just by seeing it cast. Only one spell can be learned per day in this way. • • Ensorcle (100, req. lvl3 casting) The Archmage learns how to imbue and enchant items. Grants the Imbue and Enchant skills. Details on enchanting are found on the forums. • • Doublecast (100, req. Spell Chain) The Archmage has learned so many secrets of magic, that he can cast multiple spells at once. He can cast two spells at a time so long as none of them are level 4 or 5 spells. • • Level 4 Spellcasting (180, req. lvl3 casting) The Archmage learns a higher level of magic. He can cast level 4 elemental magic spells, and learns 1x lvl4, 1x lvl2 and 1x lvl1 spell pf each elemental school. This skill may be taken again to learn an additional 12 spells of any elemental school and the same levels. Arcanist • • • Summon Elemental (70) The Arcanist makes a pact with an elemental, gaining it as a companion. The Arcanist only makes a pact with one elemental in his lifetime, and specifics must be discussed for each character. • • • Mastery of Ether (140) Having mastered elemental magic, the Arcanist focuses on learning Shamanism. He gains the ability to cast level one through four Shamanism spells, and learns 1x lvl4, 1x lvl3, 2x lvl2 and 4x lvl1 Shamanism spells. This skill can be taken again to learn 8 more Shamanism spells of the same levels. • • • Mastery of the Mind (140) Having mastered elemental magic, the Arcanist focuses on learning Necromancy. He gains the ability to cast level one through four Necromancy spells, and learns 1x lvl4, 1x lvl3, 2x lvl2 and 4x lvl1 Necromancy spells. This skill can be taken again to learn 8 more Necromancy spells of the same levels. Mage Knight Mixing both magical spellcasting and swordsmanship, the Mage Knight learns to do both at once, becoming a powerful warrior. Casting spells with one hand at point blank range, some warrior mages will defend with their sword while attacking with spells, while others will use defensive magic and assault with their physical weaponry. Very well rounded warriors, a skilled Mage Knight is a frightening addition to a party. Class Progression Warrior Mage (+1 STR, +1 AGI, +1 CON, +2 INT, +1 CHA) • Requirements (combat) - Sword & Tumbling Adept • Requirements (magic) - Basic Spellcasting Mage Knight (+2 STR, +2 AGI, +2 CON, +3 INT, +1 CHA) • • Requirements (combat) - Tumbling Adept, Sword Mastery • • Requirements (magic) - Basic Spellcasting, Fire, Wind, Water, Earth Novice Asura (+3 STR, +3 AGI, +3 CON, +4 INT, +1 CHA, +1 LUK) • • • Requirements (combat) - Tumbling & Sword Mastery • • • Requirements (non combat) - Your governments Lore • • • Requirements (magic) - Basic Spellcasting, Fire, Earth, Wind & Water Novice Class Skills Warrior Mage • Energize Blade (40, req. lvl1 casting) The Warrior Mage infuses ether into his weapon. It will glow red hot, ice cold, crackle with electricity or some other magical effect. This ability is constantly in use when his sword is drawn, and allows the weapon to hit magical targets. • One Hand Casting (60) Warrior Mages work very hard to learn how to cast spells while fighting with their swords. They can cast spells with one hand while battling at full effectiveness. • Magic Resistance (70) The Warrior Mage through his studies gains a light resistance to all schools of magic. • Level 2 Spellcasting (80, req. lvl1 casting) The Mage learns a higher level of magic. He can cast level 2 elemental magic spells, and learns 1x lvl1 and 1x lvl2 spell of each elemental school. This skill may be taken again to learn an additional 8 spells of any elemental school and the same levels. Mage Knight • • Summon Familiar (30, req. lvl1 casting) The Mage gains a Familiar companion. The specifics of the Familiar will be idividualized to the character, and the Mage must undergo a Familiar quest when they take this skill. • • Imbue (50, req. lvl1 casting) The Mage learns how to imbue an allies weapon with magical properties. This takes an action to perform, and the imbued item lasts for three days. Specifics on enchanting items can be found on the forums. • • Kiai (50, req. Energize Blade) The Mage Knight makes a large swing with his sword, propelling the energy enchated in his weapon as a wave of destructive force. While not as strong as high level spells, the speed of this ability and frequency at which it can be attacked make it startlingly powerful. • • Fluid Combo (70) The Mage Knights swordsmanship reaches an unprecedented level of quickness and grace. He lays blows into his enemies openings one after another, building momentum into a flurry of attacks. While a lesser swordsman may strike for an opening and then pull back, the Duellist hits his opponent four or five times before pulling away. • • True Dispel (80, req. Dispel) At some point in time the Mage Knight learns that he cannot compete in offensive spells with other mages, and learns how to excell at defense. The Mage Knight can easily dispel high level spells, and unsummon demons and elementals just by waving his hand. Asura • • • Ether Blade (70, req. Kiai) The Asuras power is so great that a sword cannot contain the energy of his magics. He weilds a pure energy blade, an ether blade of pure magic as strong as mastercrafted Kerali steel, and twice as quick. • • • Greater Magic Resistance (70, req. Magic Resistance) The Asura gains an uncanny resistance to magic. He has an extreme resistance to all schools of magic. • • • True Swordsmanship (100) The Asura is such an expert with the sword that his abilities are impossible to overcome. Increases the Asuras proficiency level at Tumbling and with his primary weapon type of choice by 1. Enchanter Half Wizard and half crafter, the Enchanter spends most of his time learning to create and maintain magical artifacts. Creaters of legendary weaponry, enchanters cannot use high level spells in a pinch, but are the wizards whose names are told throughout history, their magical items lasting forever. The powerful rune weavers are even known to create sentient golems, powerful beings that live till the end of time. Class Progression Echanter (+1 STR, +4 INT, +1 CHA) • Requirements (combat) - Throwing Weapon Proficiency, Dagger Adept • Requirements (non combat) - Trading Liscence • Requirements (magic) - Basic Spellcasting Artisan (+1 STR, +1 CON, +7 INT, +1 CHA) • • Requirements (combat) - Throwing Weapon Proficiency, Dagger Adept • • Requirements (non combat) - Trading Liscence • • Requirements (magic) - Basic Spellcasting, Fire, Earth, Wind & Water Novice Rune Weaver (+1 STR, +1 AGI, +1 CON, +9 INT, +2 CHA, +1 LUK) • • • Requirements (combat) - Throwing Weapon Proficiency, Dagger Adept • • • Requirements (non combat) - Trading Liscence, Your Governments Lore • • • Requirements (magic) - Basic Spellcasting, Fire, Earth, Wind & Water Adept Class Skills Enchanter • Rune Grenade (40, req. lvl1 casting) The first magical item the enchanter learns to create is an ustable crystal, that can be used as little but a runic grenade. These items are quick to create, and used with the Enchanters highest throwing proficiency. • Imbue (50, req. lvl1 casting) The Enchanter learns how to imbue an allies weapon with magical properties. This takes an action to perform, and the imbued item lasts for three days. Specifics on enchanting items can be found on the forums. • Enchant (60, req. Imbue) The Echanter learns how to permanently enchant a weapon with magical properties. This takes an action to perform, and requires a rune dagger. Specifics on enchanting are found on the forums. • Minor Golem Creation (60, req. Rune Grenade) The Enchanter slowly learns how to make golems. Specifics on crafting are found on the forums. Artisan • • Summon Familiar (30, req. lvl1 casting) The Artisan gains a Familiar companion. The specifics of the Familiar will be idividualized to the character, and the Mage must undergo a Familiar quest when they take this skill. • • Disenchant (60, req. Enchant) The Artisan can not only create magic items, but can destroy them with a touch. The Artisan must touch the item in question to disenchant it, and depending on item level relative to the Artisans skill, the item may be disenchanted temporarily or permanently. • • Level 2 Spellcasting (80, req. lvl1 casting) The Artisan learns a higher level of magic. He can cast level 2 elemental magic spells, and learns 1x lvl1 and 1x lvl2 spell of each elemental school. This skill may be taken again to learn an additional 8 spells of any elemental school and the same levels. • • Greater Enchant (80, req. Enchant) The Artisan becomes a greater enchanter. Crafting details are specified on the forums. • • Major Golem Creation (80, req. Minor Golem Creation) The Artisans abilities at creating golems improve. Rune Weaver • • • True Enchantment (120, req. Greater Enchant) The Rune Weaver becomes a legendary enchanter. This increases the Rune Weavers skills, and allows him to enchant items with spells he does not know himself. • • • Create Life (150, req. Major Golem Creation) The Artisan can create the greatest of golems, immortal and sentient beings that are as invaluable as any party member. • • • Level 3 Spellcasting (150, req. lvl2 casting) The Rune Weaver learns a higher level of magic. He can cast level 3 elemental magic spells, and learns 2x lvl1 and 1x lvl3 spell of each elemental school. This skill may be taken again to learn an additional 12 spells of any elemental school and the same levels. Wild Mage Known as Shamans to the people of the Tribes, Wild Mages forego the act of turning ether into a material form, and simply study ether itself. While this may not seem as spectacular to the untrained eye, it is commonly understood amongst Mages that the school of Shamanism, or Wild Magic, is the highest form of all six schools. Sages can do such amazing things as predict the future, or even teleport, changing into an elemetal momentarily and moving through the ether plane. Class Progression Shaman/Wild Mage (+4 INT, +2 CHA) • Requirements (combat) - 1h Proficiecy • Requirements (magic) - Basic Spellcasting, Shamanism Adept Sage (+7 INT, +3 CHA) • • Requirements (combat) - Mace Adept • • Requirements (magic) - Basic Spellcasting, Shamanism Mastery Ancient (+10 INT, +4 CHA, +1 LUK) • • • Requirements (combat) - Mace Adept • • • Requirements (non combat) - Your Governments Lore • • • Requirements (magic) - Basic Spellcasting, Shamanism Grand Mastery Class Skills Wild Mage / Shaman • Summon Familiar (30, req. lvl 1 casting) The Wild Mage gains a Familiar companion. The specifics of the Familiar will be idividualized to the character, and the Mage must undergo a Familiar quest when they take this skill. • Imbue (40, req. lvl 1 casting) The Wild Mage learns how to imbue an allies weapon with magical properties. This takes an action to perform, and the imbued item lasts for three days. Specifics on enchanting items can be found on the forums. • Level 2 Shamanism (80, req. lvl 1 casting) The Wild Mage learns a higher level of magic. He can cast level 2 Shamanism spells, and learns 4x lvl1 and 4x lvl2 Shamanism spells. This skill may be taken again to learn an additional 8 Shamanism spells of the same levels. • Level 3 Shamanism (100, req. Level 2 Shamanism) The Wild Mage learns a higher level of magic. He can cast level 3 Shamanism spells, and learns 4x lvl1, 1x lvl2 and 3x lvl3 Shamanism spells. This skill may be taken again to learn an additional 8 Shamanism spells of the same levels. Sage • • Enchant (50, req. Imbue) The Sage learns how to permanently enchant a weapon with magical properties. This takes an action to perform, and requires a rune dagger. Specifics on enchanting are found on the forums. • • Teleport (70, req. Level 3 Shamanism) The Sage can momentarily turn himself into an elemental, traveling at fantastic speeds through the Ether plane. He will appear to vanish in a white flash, reappearing the next instant as much as fifty yards away. A Sage cannot do this excessively in a short time without gathering the attention of powerful demons in the ether plane. • • Ether Mastery (100, req. Level 3 Shamanism) The Sage has learned the secrets of the flows of ether. His Shamanism proficiency is increased by 1 level, and he will be able to detect movements in the ether sea, predicting waxes and wanes of magic before they happen. • • Wisdom (100, req. Level 4 Shamanism) The Sage begins to see the future in the ether sea. Though the future is permeable, he will always have an idea of what lies a few seconds on the horizon, and can make a Scrying action to form a longer prediction. • • Level 4 Shamanism (120, req. Level 3 Shamanism) The Sage learns a higher level of magic. He can cast level 4 Shamanism spells, and learns 2x lvl4, 2x lvl2 and 4x lvl1 Shamanism spells. This skill may be taken again to learn an additional 8 Shamanism spells of the same levels. Ancient • • • Level 5 Shamanism (150, req. Level 4 Shamanism) The Ancient learns a higher level of magic. He can cast level 5 Shamanism spells, and learns 1x lvl5 Shamanism spell. This skill may be taken again to learn an additional lvl5 Shamanism spell. • • • Prophesize (200, req. Level 5 Shamanism) The Ancient abilities to foretell the future increase. He seems to always know what lies as much as a minute on the horizon, and his Scrying actions are frighteningly accurate. He is almost never wrong. • • • Dreamstate (200, req. Level 5 Shamanism) The Ancient can dip his mind into a trance, seeing nothing but the ether sea. His eyes will turn pure white in this state, and his body will emit a faint glow. In this state the Ancient will seem to dispel spells before they happen, dodge attacks before they occur. His spells will always land in the right spot, his motions will be fluid and serene. The trance lasts for three minutes, and can only be entered once per day. Warlock Known as Warlocks if male, Witches if female, these practicioners of magic study the creation of ether itself. Everyones soul naturally produces ether in small quantities, and if one learns to control ether as it is formed, they learn to control your own very soul. Necromantic magic is full of often creepy wards and enchantments, spells that ccause unnatural bravery or fear, heroism or cowardice. Warlocks also study demons and elementals, and are known as the great summoners, making pacts with as many as a half dozen elementals. Because of the otherworldy and often invisible nature of their magics, Necromancers are viewed with caution and suspicion by the public. However, there are many good hearted and benevolent Necromancers. Though some do delve a little too deep into the world of demons. Class Progression Witch/Warlock (+3 INT, +3 CHA) • Requirements (combat) - 1h Proficiecy • Requirements (magic) - Basic Spellcasting, Necromancy Adept Necromancer (+6 INT, +4 CHA) • • Requirements (combat) - Mace Adept • • Requirements (magic) - Basic Spellcasting, Necromancy Mastery Lich (+9 INT, +5 CHA, +1 LUK) • • • Requirements (combat) - Mace Adept • • • Requirements (non combat) - Your Governments Lore • • • Requirements (magic) - Basic Spellcasting, Necromancy Grand Mastery Class Skills Witch / Warlock • Summon Familiar (30, req. lvl1 casting) The Warlock gains a Familiar companion. The specifics of the Familiar will be idividualized to the character, and the Mage must undergo a Familiar quest when they take this skill. • Minor Summoning (60, req. Summon Familiar) The Warlock starts to study and make pacts with elementals and demons. He can make contracts with up to 3 elementals, and must choose wisely. • Level 2 Necromancy (80, req. lvl 1 casting) The Warlock learns a higher level of magic. He can cast level 2 Necromancy spells, and learns 4x lvl1 and 4x lvl2 Necromancy spells. This skill may be taken again to learn an additional 8 Necromancy spells of the same levels. • Level 3 Necromancy (100, req. Level 2 Necromancy) The Warlock learns a higher level of magic. He can cast level 3 Necromancy spells, and learns 4x lvl1, 1x lvl2 and 3x lvl3 Necromancy spells. This skill may be taken again to learn an additional 8 Necromancy spells of the same levels. Necromancer • • Imbue (40, req. lvl1 casting) The Necromancer learns how to imbue an allies weapon with magical properties. This takes an action to perform, and the imbued item lasts for three days. Specifics on enchanting items can be found on the forums. • • Major Summoning (80, req. Minor Summoning) The Necromancer continues to make pacts with elementals and demons. He can make contracts with up to 5 elementals, and must choose wisely. • • Dark Pact (80, req. Major Summoning) The Necromancer makes a pact with a greater elemental. This can have many consequences, some dire and unforseen. • • Emotion Control (100, req. Level 3 Necromancy) The Necromancer has absolute control over his own emotions. He cannot be effected by psychological attack, natural or magical. In addition, his necromancy proficiency level is increased by 1. • • Level 4 Necromancy (120, req. Level 3 Necromancy) The Necromancer learns a higher level of magic. He can cast level 4 Necromancy spells, and learns 2x lvl4, 2x lvl2 and 4x lvl1 Necromancy spells. This skill may be taken again to learn an additional 8 Necromancy spells of the same levels. Lich • • • Transformation (100, req. Dark Pact) The Lich temporarily summons the Greater Elemental he has contracted into the physical world. Greater Elementals are so powerful that a beacon must be offered for the summoning, that of the body of the Lich. This ability can only be used once per day, and may have dire consequences for the Lich, depending on the wishes of the greater elemental he has partnered with. • • • Level 5 Necromancy (150, req. Level 4 Necromancy) The Lich learns a higher level of magic. He can cast level 5 Necromacy spells, and learns 1x lvl5 Necromancy spell. This skill may be taken again to learn an additional lvl5 Necromancy spell. • • • Absolute Control (200, req. Emotion Control) The Lich uses his magic to take control of another persons body. The afflicted person is still conscious of all of their actions and maintains freedom of thought, but can no longer control their body, nor can they resist the control. This ability can only be used on one person at a time, and cannot be maintained at a distance greater than one mile from the Lich. This skill can only be used once per hour.