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| Light || Buckler, Hoplon || 1 || 1 || - || 2 | | Light || Buckler, Hoplon ||20gp || 1 || 1 || - || 2 | ||
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Revision as of 09:47, 23 January 2023
Starting Equipment
Characters begin play only with basic equipment:
- 1 Large or Two-Handed Martial or Exotic Weapon (mundane materials only) OR 2 Medium or Smaller Weapons (A light shield can be substituted for a Medium weapon)
- Light or Medium Armor
- Travel Pack (5 days of food, bedroll)
- Change of clothes (Common Quality)
- 10 Gold
Additional equipment, including heavy armor, improved materials (quicksilver, adamantine, ironwood), substantial supplies, mounts, etc may be obtained using the Improved Background Benefit.
Weapons and Armor
Armor & Shields
Armor Value & Shield Bonuses
All armor has an Armor Value which is added to your character's available Dodge and any applicable Shield Bonus for a combined Physical Defense value while equipped. Physical defense determines the number of dice removed from incoming attacks' dice pools. Unlike Dodge, Armor Value is not reduced by each incoming attack during a round. However, the defense that armor provides may be partially or completely bypassed by weapons or skills with the “Armor Piercing” ability.
Shields provide a Shield Bonus. Just like Armor Value, the Shield Bonus may be considered as a part of the character's overall Physical Defense. Shields also provide Armor Piercing Reduction (APR), which counters the Armor Piercing attribute. Both the Shield Bonus and Armor Piercing Reduction may only be applied when the shield user is not flat-footed.
Enhancement
Magical Enhancement bonuses to Armor Value do not stack with magical Enhancement to Shield Bonuses. Whichever Enhancement bonus is higher (armor Enhancement OR shield Enhancement) is added to the character's Physical Defense.
Damage Reduction
Medium and Heavy forms of armor provide a trait called Damage Reduction (also known as D.R.), which reduces incoming lethal damage to non-lethal damage. Each point of Damage Reduction reduces a single point of Lethal damage per attack. Certain powers provide Damage Reduction which in some cases may stack with the benefit provided by armor. If a power indicates that it adds "+x Physical Damage Reduction" it stacks with the benefit from armor, while powers that say "x Physical Damage Reduction" do not stack, and the highest value is applied. Damage Reduction may be bypassed by weapons or skills with the "Armor Piercing" ability.
Max Dodge
All armor has a maximum dodge value it allows wearers to apply towards their defense. Some special materials or spells can improve this limit. A player’s dodge is equal to the average of their Dexterity and Intelligence rounded down.
Armor Check Penalty
Medium Armor, Heavy Armor, and Heavy Shields are more difficult to move with. They apply a penalty that reduces the wearer's Speed, as well as their Acrobatics, Climb, Stealth, and Swim skills. The Heavy Armor Training Benefit can reduce the Speed penalty applied by Medium or Heavy Armor, but not the skill penalty.
Armor
Armor Type | Examples | Armor Value | Damage Reduction | Max Dodge | Armor Check Penalty | Required Strength | |
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Light | Studded Leather, Chain Shirt | 25gp | 1 | - | Unlimited | - | 1 |
Medium | Chainmail, Scale Mail | 150gp | 2 | 1 | 3 | 1 | 2 |
Heavy | Full Plate | 200gp | 3 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 3 |
Shields
Full shields do not provide a shield bonus, instead providing partial cover (-4 to enemy attacks) in the direction they are positioned. Changing the position is a Fast Action.
Shield Type | Examples | Cost | Shield Bonus | Armor Piercing Reduction | Armor Check Penalty | Required Strength |
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Light | Buckler, Hoplon | 20gp | 1 | 1 | - | 2 |
Heavy | Heater Shield, Kite Shield | x | 2 | 1 | 1 | 3 |
Full | Tower Shield | x | - | 3 | 3 | 3 |
Weapons
Armor Piercing
Weapons with this attribute ignore a number of points of their target’s Armor Value equal to their Armor Piercing value. If a weapon's Armor Piercing value equals or exceeds the Armor Value AND any Enhancement values of the target's armor, then any Damage Reduction is also ignored.
Example 1: Mar is wearing a chainmail shirt (2 Armor, 1 DR) and a guard fires a Medium Crossbow (2 damage, +2 AP) at him. Neither have Enhancement bonuses. The guard's crossbow reduces Mar's Armor to 0, which causes his attack to ignore the chainmail Damage Reduction.
Example 2: Captain Myana is wearing a chainmail shirt which contains an Imbued Shaman Spirit offering a +1 Enhancement Bonus. The same guard firing a Medium Crossbow at her would reduce the Armor by 2 (+2 AP), but because he does not have an equal or higher Enhancement Bonus on his weapon, would not ignore her Damage Reduction.
Ignore Dodge
Weapons with this attribute ignore a number of points of their target’s dodge equal to their Ignore Dodge value. This does not apply to other attackers, or count towards making the target Flatfooted.
Martial Weapons
Weapon Type | Examples | Base Cost | Hands | Damage | Special Attributes | Required Strength | Uses Stat |
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Tiny | Throwing Knife, Shuriken, Kunai | 2g | 1 | 1 | +1 Armor Piercing, May only be thrown, Range increments of 5/10/15 | 1 Strength | Strength or Dexterity |
Small | Dagger, Poniard | 5g | 1 | 1 | +1 Armor Piercing, May be thrown, Range increments of 5/10/15 | 1 Strength | Strength or Dexterity |
Medium | Shortsword, Rapier, Spear, Javelin | 30g | 2 | +1 Armor Piercing. Javelins may be thrown, Range increments of 10/15/20. | 2 Strength | Strength or Dexterity | |
Large | Longsword, Flail, Warhammer, Mace, Axe | 40g | 1 | 3 | N/A | 2 Strength | Strength |
Two Handed Slashing | Greataxe, Greatsword, Polearm | 60g | 2 | 5 | N/A | 3 Strength | Strength |
Two Handed Piercing | Long Spear, Lance | 40g | 2 | 4 | +1 Armor Piercing, May be wielded 1H while mounted | 2 Strength | Strength or Dexterity |
Two Handed Crushing | Maul, Greatclub | 80g | 2 | 3 | Successful attacks deal an additional point of non-lethal damage. | 3 Strength | Strength |
Staves | Staff | 20g | 2 | 2 | Non-Lethal Damage | 2 Strength | Strength or Dexterity |
Tiny Ranged | Hand Crossbow | x | 1 | 1 | +1 Armor Piercing, Fast action to reload, Range increments: 15/25/35 | 1 Strength | Dexterity |
Small Ranged | Short Bow; Light Crossbow | x | 2 | 2 | +1 Armor Piercing, Move action to reload, Range increments: 15/25/35. | 1 Strength | Dexterity |
Large Ranged | Longbow; Medium Crossbow | 15g; 40g | 2 | 2 | +2 Armor Piercing, Move action to reload, Range increments: 20/40/60. | 2 Strength | Dexterity |
Heavy Ranged | Heavy Crossbow | x | 2 | 3 | +3 Armor Piercing, Full round action to reload, Range increments: 20/40/60. | 1 Strength (winch) | Dexterity |
Uncommon Weapons
Uncommon Weapons function similarly to Martial Weapons, but may be made of uncommon materials, offer additional bonuses, or are only available in particular areas.
Weapon Name | Hands | Damage | Special Attributes | Required Strength | Uses Stat | Description |
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Ice Axe | 1 | 2 | +1 Armor Piercing, +1 Climb | 1 Strength | Strength or Dexterity | A combination weapon/tool, the traditional Svaald Ice Axe has a long spike or hook on the rear of the weapon used to drive into ice to aid in climbing. The front edge is wedgelike and can shear through ice as well as flesh. |
Fighting Gloves | 2 | 3 | Unarmed Combat rolls deal Lethal damage. | 2 Strength | Strength or Dexterity | These metal studded gloves are designed to turn a simple punch into a deadly weapon. They are frequently worn by the Koolongi fighting monks when they need to defend themselves on long travels. |
Alloy Bow | 2 | 3 | +2 Armor Piercing, Range increments are 15/25/35. | 3 Strength | Dexterity | The extreme cold of the Northern Wastes, and the lack of wood, made traditional bows impossible to construct; however, the Svaald's skill in metalworking crafted an alloy flexible enough to be used for a short bow, and fine quicksilver wires for string. The resulting bows are difficult to draw, but pack a substantial punch. |
Elven Thinblade | 1 | 2 | +1 Armor Piercing | 1 Strength | Strength or Dexterity | This one-handed weapon of elvish design mixes the longsword and the rapier into a narrow edged blade with a piercing point. The weapon may be used to make Piercing or Slashing attacks with equal benefit. |
Magitech Pistol | 1 | 2 | Ignores Dodge, 2 charges, Full Round Action to reload charges at the cost of 1 Mana per charge, Range increments are 15/35/55. | 1 Strength | Dexterity | This expensive weapon is found only in specific regions in the world (e.g. Devin). It uses a magical core to fire deadly bolts, but must be recharged with the wielder's own energy. |
Magitech Rifle | 2 | 4 | Ignores Dodge, 1 charge, Full Round Action to reload charges at the cost of 1 Mana per charge, Range increments are 20/40/60. | 2 Strength | Dexterity | This expensive weapon is found only in specific regions in the world (e.g. Devin). It uses a magical core to fire deadly bolts, but must be recharged with the wielder's own energy. |
Exotic Weapons
Exotic Weapons are substantially different to wield than normal weapons and require special training. Each Exotic Weapon has its own Exotic Weapons Skill which needs to be learned independently.
Weapon Name | Hands | Damage | Special Attributes | Required Strength | Uses Stat | Description |
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Chakram | 1 | 2 | +1 Armor Piercing. May be thrown, Range increments are 10/15/20. | 2 Strength | Strength or Dexterity | This exotic medium weapon is most commonly used by Wild Elves and Feran in their native jungles and forests. It can be used as both a melee weapon and a thrown weapon using the Exotic Weapons Skill for both types of attack. |
Ultra-Greatsword | 2 | 6 | -1 Dodge | 4 Strength | Strength | An extremely rare weapon, the Ultra-Greatsword is large and heavy, requiring extreme strength to wield effectively. Even when the wielder is strong enough to swing the weapon, it drags their body reducing their ability to defend themselves. The choice for attackers willing to give up defenses for the maximum in offense. |
Claw Gauntlets | 2 | 2 | +1 Armor Piercing, Allows use of the Natural Weapons Fighting Style. | 2 Strength | Strength or Dexterity | These gloves or wristguards are mounted with razor sharp metal claws. Originally created in Koolong as a homage to the Feran fighters who saved their homeland, they are most commonly associated with the Rei-shaad Monks. |
Spiked Chain | 2 | 2 | Reach, allows Grapple attempts with Melee Weapons skill instead of Unarmed Combat | 2 Strength | Strength or Dexterity | The spiked chain may include a variety attachments on the end, such as a dagger (thrown weapon with 1 yard range which can be retrieved with the chain), or kama (a medium melee weapon which can be dual wielded with the chain itself). |
Elven Longblade | 2 | 5 | +1 Ignore Dodge (Quicksilver) | 2 Strength | Strength or Dexterity | This gently curved two-handed weapon of elvish design uses the light weight of quicksilver to make an extremely agile two-handed sword which can be wielded with Dexterity or Strength. |
Special Materials
Weapon Special Materials
Material | Weapon Type | Required Strength | Equipment Bonus | Description |
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Quicksilver | All Melee | -1 | +1 Ignore Dodge | This lightweight, silvery metal is easy to use, and makes for fine weapons that whip through the air at speed. |
Adamantine | All Melee | +1 | +1 Armor Piercing | Weapons made of Adamantine weigh more, which gives them more heft and momentum. |
Glass-Steel | All Melee | -1 | -1 Stealth | This flashy material created with magic is both lightweight and durable, but not at all subtle. |
Ironwood | All Ranged | +1 | +1 Damage, +1 Armor Piercing | This dark wood is of exceptional quality. |
Emberstone | All Melee | N/A | Applies Burning on hit.* | A durable planar material native to Pandemonium, it is extremely difficult to acquire.
* Emberstone must be activated with Shock or Fire to ignite for 5 rounds. |
Armor Special Materials
Material | Armor Type | Required Strength | Armor Check | Equipment Bonus | Description |
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Quicksilver | Light, Medium, Heavy | -1 | -1 | +2 Maximum Dodge | |
Adamantine | Medium, Heavy | +1 | +1 | +1 Armor Piercing Reduction, +1 Damage Reduction | |
Ironwood | Heavy | +1 | +1 | ||
Drakescale | Medium, Heavy | N/A | N/A | +2 Magic Defense | |
Dragonscale | Medium, Heavy | N/A | N/A | +3 Magic Defense |
Other Equipment
Name | Description | Notes | Weight | Cost |
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Torch | A portable source of light. | When lit, provides bright light for 5 yd., and low light for an additional 5 yd. | 2 lb. | 8s |
Rope | Hemp rope. | Can be bought in 20 yard increments of length, and can suspend up to 800 lb. weight | 1 lb. | 1g |
Climber's Kit | Contains 10 pitons and a small hammer. | +1 to climb checks when utilized with some rope. | 5 lb. | 5s |
First Aid Kit | A basic first aid kit containing bandages and gauze, herbal poultice. | Utilizing this kit when attempting a Medicine Skill check provides +1 Proficiency bonus and consumes the kit. | 0.5 lb. | 5s |
Field Triage Kit | A first aid kit equipped for emergencies. Bandages, sterile needle and thread, compresses. | Utilizing this kit when attempting a Medicine Skill check increases the action required from a Standard to Full Action but provides a +2 Proficiency bonus and consumes the kit. | 0.8 lb. | 5g |
Physician's Bag | A bag stocked with a variety of medical equipment. | Utilizing this kit when attempting a Medicine Skill check increases the action required from a Standard to Full Action but provides a +2 Proficiency bonus. This bag stores enough equipment for 5 uses, and may be replenished in town for 4g per use. | 4 lb. | 40g |
Lockpicking Set | A basic set of lockpicks | Using this comprehensive set of lockpicks provides a +1 Proficiency bonus to Pick Lock Skill | 0.5 lb. | 30g |
Consumables
Potions & Poultices
Name | Description | Cost |
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Remedy | Consuming this honey-based ointment or applying it to a wound provides a +1 medicinal bonus to Disease Resistance for 24 hours. | 10g |
Antidote | A sachet of medicinal herbs that may be consumed as-is, or brewed into a tea that provides a +1 medicinal bonus to Poison Resistance for 24 hours. | 10g |
Cleanse Potion | Roll 10d10 vs. the Potency of one (1) Disease or Poison affecting the consumer. | 60g |
Herbal Healing Potion | Immediately gain 1 lethal healing; character may only gain healing from these potions once each day | 20g |
Magical Healing Potion | Provides 10d10 magical healing. | 80g |
Superior Healing Potion | Provides 12d10 magical healing. | 100g |
Poisons
Injury Poisons
Rank | Name | Potency | Damage / Effect | Duration | Interval | Cost |
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1 | Adder Venom | 8d10 | 1 Lethal | 2 rounds | 1 round | 10g |
1 | Centipede Poison | 8d10 | -2 Speed, -2 Perception | 1 Hour | - | 10g |
2 | Giant Wasp Poison | 9d10 | 1 Lethal | 4 rounds | 1 round | 30g |
2 | Bloodroot Seeds | 9d10 | -2 Skills | 1 Hour | - | 30g |
3 | Viper Venom | 10d10 | 1 Lethal | 6 rounds | 1 round | 75g |
3 | Arrow Frog | 10d10 | Target only succeeds on rolls of 9 or 10 for the duration of the effect. | 1 Hour | - | 75g |
4 | Bebelith Venom | 11d10 | 1 Lethal | 8 rounds | 1 round | 100g |
4 | Shadow Essence | 11d10 | Unconsciousness | 1 Hour | - | 100g |
5 | Lotus Venom | 12d10 | 1 Lethal, -2 Skills | 10 rounds | 1 round | 500g |
5 | Mysterious Powder | 14d10 | Target may not use any spells, or abilities that require mana. | 10 rounds | - | 10,000g |
Ingested Poisons
Rank | Name | Potency | Damage / Effect | Duration | Interval | Cost |
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1 | Toadstool | 8d10 | x | x | x | 5g |
1 | Id Moss | 8d10 | x | x | x | 5g |
2 | Belladonna | 9d10 | x | x | x | 15g |
2 | Taggit Oil | 9d10 | x | x | x | 15g |
3 | Hemlock | 10d10 | x | x | x | 45g |
3 | Arsenic | 10d10 | x | x | x | 45g |
4 | King’s Sleep | 11d10 | x | x | x | 50g |
4 | Grave Dust | 11d10 | x | x | x | 50g |
5 | Tears of Death | 12d10 | x | x | x | 200g |
Mounts
Various creatures throughout Lorithandar have been domesticated for use as transportation. The most commonplace mounts are horses, which are purchaseable, however some other animals able to be trained as mounts may be encountered through gameplay.
Mount | Description | Cost |
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Work Horse | As horses go, this one is suitable for pulling carts and doing light work in the fields. | g |
Standard Horse | A sturdy creature, this horse is frequently used for travel and pleasure riding. | g |
Light Horse | Light horses are on the smaller side, granting them more speed than other horses. | g |
Heavy Horse | Heavy horses are accustomed to hard work, and are more hale and hearty than most. | g |
Destrier | These horses are born and bred for combat. | g |
Mount Training
Those who wish to pursue Mounted Combat will find that they are most effective with a Trained Mount. Mounts can be bought with coin or occasionally acquired through gameplay. In order to properly control a trained mount, the character's Ride Skill must be at a rank equal to or greater than that of their mount's Training. Otherwise, all Ride and Handle Animal checks involving the mount take a -2 penalty.
Skill Rank | Training | Description | Cost |
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1 | Trained Mount | This creature has been properly trained to be ridden, and its rider gains a +1 bonus to Ride checks at rank 1. At Rank 3, this increases to +2. At rank 5, this increases to +3. | g |
2 | Stalwart Mount | Loud noises, the smell of blood, or even injury will not cause the mount to rear or flee. The caster no longer needs to make additional ride checks when the mount is injured. The mount is well-trained enough to respond only to its assigned rider. If another creature attempts to mount it, the mount may attempt to throw them and make an opposed roll of the mount’s Attack + Rank vs Str or Dex + Ride. | g |
3 | Spirited Mount | Once per round, when an enemy enters the mount’s threatened space, the enemy must make an Acrobatics save to avoid being attacked by the mount as a Reactive action. If they fail the save, they either take Lethal (mount with Natural Weapons), or take Non-Lethal damage and are knocked Prone (other mounts). | g |
4 | Superior Mount | g | |
5 | Exceptional Mount | g |
Mount Barding
Other Transport
Rentals
Method | Description | Passengers | Cost |
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Rental Horse | A standard horse and tack suitable for travel. | 1 medium creature | 20g |
Rental Cart | 2-4 medium creatures | 30g | |
Rental Wagon | 5-8 medium creatures | 50g |