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Taylor Cobb (Order #13652302)
Taylor Cobb (Order #13652302)
Written By:
Ken Sturgis (http://www.kenthedm.com)
Artist:
Cat Rocketship (http://www.catrocketship.com/)
Playtesters:
Cat Rocketship
Dani Ausen
Alex Courville
Map Editor:
ANAmap: A Free RPG Map Editor by Sébastien Bénard (http://deepnight.net/)
Armor
All 0-level characters lack proficiency with armor,
regardless of race or occupation. If any characters attempt to
use armor, they suffer disadvantage on all ability checks,
saving throws that involve Strength or Dexterity, and attack
rolls. 0-level characters wearing armor also lose the ability to
cast magic.
Other Gear
Characters will come equipped with various other items in
line with their professions (e.g. a pair of well-made boots,
two pigs, et cetera). These items will not have a specific
mechanical effect in gameplay; however, clever players will
find ways to utilize these items to their characters’ advantage.
This is a good opportunity for a DM to encourage creativity
by rewarding smart use of items with inspiration or other
advantages.
Scrolls
Some occupations may allow your characters to touch the
arcane arts. At the DM’s discretion, characters with certain
occupations (e.g. the witch’s apprentice) may be able to
decipher a magical scroll. To use a scroll, a character must
make a DC 10 + the spell’s level Intelligence check. The
DM may allow a +2 bonus on the check if the player can
sufficiently explain how their character’s occupation applies
to deciphering the scroll. A character’s spell save DC is 8 +
the relevant ability modifier. Again, the player must convince
Total Points 75 69 70 72
7. Stable
As you enter the stable you are surrounded by cold
breeze. The wooden planks appear to be rotting.
Refuse covers the floor, bits of grain leather and wood
all clumped together in piles. In the far stall a skeleton
of a horse stands motionless, its bleached white
bones catching the moonlight. It moves it head to look
at you.
8. Shed
The contents of the shed are unimpressive: a several
large sacks of grain and some rusted farming
implements scattered across the floor. There is a thin
waxed canvas case hanging from two pegs next to a
quiver of arrows.