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Avian (Playable Species)/Ravenkind

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:Ravenkind}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:Ravenkind}}
	{{Subspecies Table\|specialAbilities='''Raven's Mind''' (0.5)<br>You can use this ability to grant yourself advantage on any ~~knowledge check,~~ a number of times ~~per day~~ equal to your Level Bonus.}}		{{Subspecies Table\|specialAbilities='''Raven's Mind''' (0.5)<br>You can use this ability to grant yourself advantage on any KNO Ability Check. You can do this a number of times equal to your Level Bonus. This count resets when you complete a Long Rest.}}

	== Lore ==		== Lore ==

Armorer

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	== Starting Class Features ==		== Starting Class Features ==

	=== ~~Advanced Crafting~~ ===		=== Tinkering ===
	You have learned how trinkets and gadgets work and have learned to put them together and take them apart. While many people can forge a sword or sew some clothes, but you can make advanced tools and clockwork automatons.		You have learned how trinkets and gadgets work and have learned to put them together and take them apart. While many people can forge a sword or sew some clothes, but you can make advanced tools and clockwork automatons.

	At first level, you can ~~immediate~~ craft '''Trinkets''' with further categories of crafting unlocked as you level. Additionally, you can craft standard items faster and better than others.		At first level, you can immediately craft '''Trinkets''' with further categories of crafting unlocked as you level. Additionally, you can craft standard items faster and better than others.

	You have access to the [[~~Advanced Crafting~~]] [[:Category:Special Action Systems\|Special Action System]].		You have access to the [[Tinkering]] [[:Category:Special Action Systems\|Special Action System]].

	=== Hunker Down ===		=== Hunker Down ===
	As a ~~movement action~~, on your turn, you can hunker into place, increasing your DF by 3. At 8th level, the bonus to your DF becomes 4, at 16th level it becomes 5 and at 22nd level is becomes 6.		As a Defensive Action, on your turn, you can hunker into place, increasing your DF by 3. At 8th level, the bonus to your DF becomes 4, at 16th level it becomes 5 and at 22nd level is becomes 6. You cannot take this action if you have moved on your turn. This bonus ends it you move.

	== Class Progression ==		== Class Progression ==
	{{Class Features Table\|level2features='''Tough Shell'''		{{Class Features Table\|level2features='''Tough Shell'''
	Once per short rest, after an attack roll against you succeeds, you can use this ability to increase your DF by 10.}}		Once per short rest, as a Reaction, after an attack roll against you succeeds, you can use this ability to temporarily increase your DF by 5, potentially blocking the attack. This increase lasts until the start of your next turn.}}
	[[Category:Classes]]		[[Category:Classes]]

Ailing

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	The subject of this effect has disadvantage on STR, DEX, WIL and FOR ~~ability checks~~ and ~~saving throws~~.		The subject of this effect has disadvantage on STR, DEX, WIL and FOR Ability Checks and Saving Throws.
	[[Category:Medical Effects]]		[[Category:Medical Effects]]

The Player's Compendium/Character Building

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	===== Vitality Points (VP) =====		===== Vitality Points (VP) =====
	In addition to the calculated '''Health Points''' each player also has '''3''' Vitality Points. While at zero HP, any successful damage done to the player causes them to love 1 VP. If the source of that damage was a critical hit 2 VP. When a player character no longer has any VP, they make a FOR or WIL saving throw at the start of each of their turns. The difficulty of this saving throw starts at 1, and increases by 1 every time it is attempted. Failing the saving throw results in the death of the player character.		In addition to the calculated '''Health Points''' each player also has '''3''' Vitality Points. While at zero HP, any successful damage done to the player causes them to love 1 VP. If the source of that damage was a critical hit 2 VP. When a player character no longer has any VP, they make a FOR or WIL saving throw at the start of each of their turns. The difficulty of this saving throw starts at 10, and increases by 1 every time it is attempted. Failing the saving throw results in the death of the player character.

	===== Returning From The Brink =====		===== Returning From The Brink =====

Ailing

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	The subject of this effect has disadvantage on STR, DEX, WIL and FOR checks and saving throws.		The subject of this effect has disadvantage on STR, DEX, WIL and FOR ability checks and saving throws.
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Tinkering

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	Some classes have the ability to craft items faster and of a higher quality than most people are capable. ~~Advanced Crafting~~ is built on top of normal item crafting.		Some classes have the ability to craft items faster and of a higher quality than most people are capable. Tinkering is built on top of normal item crafting.

	== Advantages of ~~Advanced Crafting~~ ==		== Advantages of Tinkering ==
	Those with ~~Advanced Crafting~~ can complete crafting in half the time as someone simply familiar with the tools, and does not have disadvantage when using tools they are unfamiliar with. Instead, they have advantage when using tools they are familiar with. They can also use makeshift tools, should requisite alternatives be available. They can also use makeshift facilities. For example, they can use stones and a campfire to build a improvised forge, and a large rock as an anvil in order to use smith's tools.		Those characters with Tinkering can complete crafting in half the time as someone simply familiar with the tools, and does not have disadvantage when using tools they are unfamiliar with. Instead, they have advantage when using tools they are familiar with. They can also use makeshift tools, should requisite alternatives be available. They can also use makeshift facilities. For example, they can use stones and a campfire to build a improvised forge, and a large rock as an anvil in order to use smith's tools.

	All those familiar with ~~Advanced Crafting Techniques~~ always have proficiency in the Engineering and Science domains of knowledge. If you already have proficiency in one or both of these domains, choose an alternative domain of knowledge for each one you already possess to gain proficiency in.		All those familiar with Tinkering techniques always have proficiency in the Engineering and Science domains of knowledge. If you already have proficiency in one or both of these domains, choose an alternative domain of knowledge for each one you already possess to gain proficiency in.

	== More Crafting ==		== More Crafting ==
	Certain varieties of items are only able to be crafted by those with ~~Advanced Crafting~~ capabilities. In particular, these tend to be items with a higher degree of internal complexity. Anyone can forge a sword, but building a miniature automaton that can go fetch objects for you, that requires a special hand. Crafting ~~trinkets~~, Technology and Machines can only be done by those with ~~Advanced Crafting~~. Additionally, producing works with finer craftsmanship, such as detailed jewellery, or embroidered clothing also requires ~~Advanced Crafting~~. Finally, at high levels, these individuals can even learn to build entire vehicles.		Certain varieties of items are only able to be crafted by those with Tinkering capabilities. In particular, these tend to be items with a higher degree of internal complexity. Anyone can forge a sword, but building a miniature automaton that can go fetch objects for you, that requires a special hand. Crafting Trinkets, Technology and Machines can only be done by those with Tinkering. Additionally, producing works with finer craftsmanship, such as detailed jewellery, or embroidered clothing also requires Tinkering. Finally, at high levels, these individuals can even learn to build entire vehicles.

	The table below describes the special crafting categories attainable only by those with ~~Advanced Crafting~~, and which levels those individuals gain the ability to craft them.		The table below describes the special crafting categories attainable only by those with Tinkering, and at which levels those individuals gain the ability to craft them.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	\|7		\|7
	\|~~Automated~~ Trinkets		\|Animated Trinkets
	\|-		\|-
	\|13		\|13

Advanced Crafting

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Some classes have the ability to craft items faster and of a higher quality than most people are capable. Advanced Crafting is built on top of normal item crafting.

== Advantages of Advanced Crafting ==
Those with Advanced Crafting can complete crafting in half the time as someone simply familiar with the tools, and does not have disadvantage when using tools they are unfamiliar with. Instead, they have advantage when using tools they are familiar with. They can also use makeshift tools, should requisite alternatives be available. They can also use makeshift facilities. For example, they can use stones and a campfire to build a improvised forge, and a large rock as an anvil in order to use smith's tools.

All those familiar with Advanced Crafting Techniques always have proficiency in the Engineering and Science domains of knowledge. If you already have proficiency in one or both of these domains, choose an alternative domain of knowledge for each one you already possess to gain proficiency in.

== More Crafting ==
Certain varieties of items are only able to be crafted by those with Advanced Crafting capabilities. In particular, these tend to be items with a higher degree of internal complexity. Anyone can forge a sword, but building a miniature automaton that can go fetch objects for you, that requires a special hand. Crafting trinkets, Technology and Machines can only be done by those with Advanced Crafting. Additionally, producing works with finer craftsmanship, such as detailed jewellery, or embroidered clothing also requires Advanced Crafting. Finally, at high levels, these individuals can even learn to build entire vehicles.

The table below describes the special crafting categories attainable only by those with Advanced Crafting, and which levels those individuals gain the ability to craft them.
{| class="wikitable"
!Level
!Unlocked
|-
|1
|Trinkets
|-
|7
|Automated Trinkets
|-
|13
|Technology
|-
|19
|Machinery
|-
|25
|Vehicles
|}
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The Player's Compendium/Character Building

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	A player character is composed of many different components. At it's core, the player attributes determine your fundamental abilities and capabilities. Your species determines your appearance and some of your inherent abilities. Your classes (and subclass) determine your learned skill sets. Your background describes your life prior to adventuring. And finally, skills represent unique ways that you have specialized, trained or enhanced your abilities.		A player character is composed of many different components. At it's core, the player attributes determine your fundamental abilities and capabilities. Your species determines your appearance and some of your inherent abilities. Your classes (and subclass) determine your learned skill sets. Your background describes your life prior to adventuring. And finally, skills represent unique ways that you have specialized, trained or enhanced your abilities.

	== ~~Player~~ Attributes ==		== Character Attributes ==
	There are 8 basic player attributes which determine the outcome of many in-game interactions, including combat, roleplay and exploration. The values for these attributes are between 1 and 30. However, for players, they tend to peak at around 20.		There are 8 basic player attributes which determine the outcome of many in-game interactions, including combat, roleplay and exploration. The values for these attributes are between 1 and 30. However, for players, they tend to peak at around 20.

The Player's Compendium/Glossary

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:The Player's Compendium Glossary}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:The Player's Compendium Glossary}}

	~~=== Ability Attributes ===~~
	~~The following is some terminology which, on it's own, does not have any particular effect, however it will be used to reference more specific abilities in actions, skills and class features.~~

	~~==== Insight: Interpersonal vs. Environmental ====~~
	In some cases, abilities, features or actions may specify a bonus, penalty, buff or debuff to a INS roll based on whether it is insight into a person or creature (<u>Interpersonal</u>) or the physical environment (<u>Environmental</u>).

	~~==== Charisma: Hostile vs. Amicable ====~~
	In some cases, abilities, features or actions may specify a bonus, penalty, buff or debuff to a INS roll based on whether it is a <u>Hostile</u> or <u>Amicable</u> (friendly) action. Lies, intimidation and other forms for verbal force are considered <u>Hostile</u>. Attempts to ingratiate oneself, sway an opinion or flatter, are considered <u>Amicable</u>, even if they are ultimately taken in bad faith.

	~~==== Knowledge: Domains of Knowledge ====~~
	Some abilities or features grant a character enhanced or deficit knowledge within a particular domain. For example, one may have advanced knowledge in the domain of animals, plantlife or poisons and toxins. Alternatively, a spell may cause an individual to suddenly be lacking in all understanding of a particular topic.

	~~'''(also considering making a distinction between theoretical and practical knowledge, but also feel like that might be going a bit too far)'''~~

	~~==== Actions: Overt vs. Covert vs. Neutral ====~~
	Some abilities, features or actions may specify a bonus, penalty, buff or debuff to any roll depending on whether the character is attempting to perform the action subtly/stealthily, or in an intentionally conspicuous manner. Most actions are not explicitly overt or covert, instead called neutral, and are uneffected by any such modifiers. Making an overt or covert actions must be an active decision, unless otherwise specified. (for example, an ability may allow for all actions of a certain type to be considered covert)

	=== Falling Flat ===		=== Falling Flat ===

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