Character creation

Character Name: (placeholder) Class, Level & Archetype: (placeholder)

Experience Points: (placeholder) Heritage: (placeholder)

Culture: (placeholder) Background: (placeholder)

Proficiency Bonus: +0 Initiative: +0

Size: (placeholder) Speed: (placeholder) Inspiration:

Armor Class | Hit Dice | Maximum Hit Points | Current Hit Points | Temporary Hit Points
10 | 0d0 (0d0) | 00 | 00 | 00[/table]

Death Saves	Fatigue & Strife	Supply
Successe: Fatigue:	10
Failures:	Strife:	Max Carried 00

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Destiny

Destiny: (placeholder)

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Source of inspiration
Notes

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XX

Inspiration feature
Notes

XX

XX

Fulfillment feature
Notes

XX

XX

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Ability Scores

Ability Scores	Score	Modifier	Save	Proficient	Expertise Die (saves)
Strength	10	+0	+0		+0d0 (XX)
Dexterity	10	+0	+0		+0d0 (XX)
Constitution	10	+0	+0		+0d0 (XX)
Intelligence	10	+0	+0		+0d0 (XX)
Wisdom	10	+0	+0		+0d0 (XX)
Charisma	10	+0	+0		+0d0 (XX)

[table=zebra][f=font-aniron]Ability Scores[/f] | [f=font-aniron small]Score[/f] | [f=font-aniron small]Modifier[/f] | [f=font-aniron small]Save[/f] | [f=font-aniron small]Proficient[/f] | [f=font-aniron small]Expertise Die (saves)[/f]
[f=font-aniron small]Strength[/f] | [_10] | [_+0] | [_+0] | [_=0/1] | [_+0d0 (XX)]
[f=font-aniron small]Dexterity[/f] | [_10] | [_+0] | [_+0] | [_=0/1] | [_+0d0 (XX)]
[f=font-aniron small]Constitution[/f] | [_10] | [_+0] | [_+0] | [_=0/1] | [_+0d0 (XX)]
[f=font-aniron small]Intelligence[/f] | [_10] | [_+0] | [_+0] | [_=0/1] | [_+0d0 (XX)]
[f=font-aniron small]Wisdom[/f] | [_10] | [_+0] | [_+0] | [_=0/1] | [_+0d0 (XX)]
[f=font-aniron small]Charisma[/f] | [_10] | [_+0] | [_+0] | [_=0/1] | [_+0d0 (XX)][/table]

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Skills

Passive Stealth	Passive Insight	Passive Perception	Passive XX
00	00	00	00

Skill	Most Used With	Prof.	Specialty	Expertise Die
Acrobatics	Dex	Y/N	XX	+0d0
Animal Handling	Wis	Y/N	XX	+0d0
Arcana	Int	Y/N	XX	+0d0
Athletics	Str	Y/N	XX	+0d0
Culture	Int	Y/N	XX	+0d0
Deception	Cha	Y/N	XX	+0d0
Engineering	Int	Y/N	XX	+0d0
History	Int	Y/N	XX	+0d0
Insight	Wis	Y/N	XX	+0d0
Intimidation	Cha / Str	Y/N	XX	+0d0
Investigation	Int	Y/N	XX	+0d0
Medicine	Wis	Y/N	XX	+0d0
Nature	Int	Y/N	XX	+0d0
Perception	Wis	Y/N	XX	+0d0
Performance	Cha	Y/N	XX	+0d0
Religion	Int	Y/N	XX	+0d0
Sleight of Hand	Dex	Y/N	XX	+0d0
Stealth	Dex	Y/N	XX	+0d0
Survival	Wis	Y/N	XX	+0d0
XX	XX	Y/N	XX	+0d0
XX	XX	Y/N	XX	+0d0

Tool Proficiencies
XX

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Attacks & Spellcasting

SKILLS
In addition to having proficiency in a skill, a character may be an expert at a narrow area of specialization within that skill. For instance, a character proficient in the Deception skill may be particularly adept in communicating through written code.

A character gains two skill specialties at 1st level (plus bonus knowledge; see Intelligence), and gains an additional specialty whenever their proficiency bonus increases (at levels 5th, 9th, 13th, and 17th level). A character may choose any specialty in a skill in which they are proficient. A character may not gain the same skill specialty twice. If your Intelligence is 12 or higher, you gain extra skill specialties (see Intelligence).
When a character makes an ability check to which their skill specialty applies, they gain an expertise die for that ability check. The Narrator determines whether the skill specialty applies.

While the list of skills below is fairly comprehensive, the Narrator may expand the list of skill specialties to meet the needs of the campaign world. Each of its cultures, historical eras, important organizations, and other unique details might furnish a specialty.

Melee combat is not always an exchange of weapon attacks—sometimes you are trying to subdue, not kill. Other times, you may want to do something else other than damage your target in order to gain an upper hand. Several other basic maneuvers are presented below. The Narrator can use these to help adjudicate other improvised actions, following a similar structure and using similarly weighted effects.

All creatures can use basic maneuvers, even if they do not have access to combat maneuvers. No exertion points are required to use a basic maneuver.

BASIC MELEE DAMAGE
When you successfully use a basic maneuver you also deal basic melee damage. This is equal to 1 + your Strength modifier.

You cannot use a basic maneuver to activate any features that deal additional damage (such as Sneak Attack or Divine Smite) unless the feature specifically states otherwise.

Any creature with a Challenge Rating of 0 cannot deal basic melee damage.

DISARM
You can use the Disarm maneuver to attempt to knock an item or weapon from a creature’s hand. If you are able to make multiple attacks with the Attack action, this maneuver replaces one of them.

The target must be within your reach and be holding an item (either carried or wielded). The target makes a Strength or Dexterity saving throw against your maneuver DC. On a failure, you deal basic melee damage and the target drops the item in its space. The target has advantage if it is larger than you or holding the item with two or more hands, or if the target is smaller than you it has disadvantage .

GRAB ON
While you cannot grapple a creature two or more size categories larger than you, you can grab onto it. By jumping onto its back or climbing up a limb, you can make a Strength or Dexterity saving throw against the creature’s maneuver DC to cling to or balance upon its body. On a success, you move into the creature’s space and can move upon its body as if it is difficult terrain .

While grabbing onto a larger creature, you gain advantage on attack rolls against it. The larger creature may be able to attack you as normal, depending on its limbs or attacks. It can also use an action to dislodge you, such as shaking you loose or bashing you against a wall, forcing you to make a Strength or Dexterity saving throw against its maneuver DC or fall prone into the nearest space adjacent to the creature, taking its basic melee damage in the process.

If the creature chooses to roll over in order to dislodge you, it becomes prone , but you have disadvantage on the check to hang on.

GRAPPLE
You can use the Grapple maneuver to grab or wrestle a creature. If you are able to make multiple attacks with the Attack action, this maneuver replaces one of them.

You must have at least one free hand to attempt a grapple, your target must be within your reach, and the target must be no more than one size category larger than you. The target makes a Strength saving throw against your maneuver DC. On a failure, you deal basic melee damage and the target becomes grappled (see Conditions ). In addition to things that end the condition, you can release the target at any time (no action required).

Escaping a Grapple. While grappled, a creature can use its action to attempt to escape. It must succeed on a Strength or Dexterity saving throw against your maneuver DC.

Moving a Grappled Creature. When you move, you can drag or carry the grappled creature with you. When you do so, your Speed is halved, unless the creature’s weight is within your carrying capacity and you are not encumbered by bulky items.

Freeing a Grappled Creature. You can use the Grapple maneuver to try to free another grappled or restrained creature. The creature grappling or restraining the target makes a Strength saving throw against your maneuver DC. If it fails the saving throw, the grappled or restrained creature is freed. Additionally, you may move the freed creature 5-ft in any direction.

KNOCKDOWN
You can use the Knockdown maneuver to trip or push a creature down. If you are able to make multiple attacks with the Attack action, this maneuver replaces one of them.

The target must be within your reach and be no more than one size category larger than you. The target makes a Strength or Dexterity saving throw against your maneuver DC. On a failure, you deal basic melee damage and knock the target prone .

OVERRUN
You can use an action or bonus action to make an Overrun maneuver to move through a hostile creature’s space by forcing your way past. Make a Strength saving throw against the target’s maneuver DC. On a success, you deal basic melee damage and can move through the hostile creature’s space once this turn. The creature can choose to just let you pass instead of rolling. You have advantage if you are larger than the target, or disadvantage if you are smaller. If you are two or more sizes smaller than the target, you can move through the hostile creature’s space without making a save. You still provoke opportunity attacks if you move beyond a creature’s reach.

SHOVE
You can use the Shove maneuver to push a creature away. If you are able to make multiple attacks with the Attack action, this maneuver replaces one of them.

The target must be within your reach and be no more than one size category larger than you. The target makes a Strength saving throw against your maneuver DC. On a failure, you deal basic melee damage and push the target a number of feet away from you equal to 5 + 5 for every 5 points it failed its saving throw by. You can move the creature in any direction away from you (to the side, forward, or diagonally away).

A creature that is shoved off of a precipice is propelled off of whatever it is standing on—it does not receive any saving throw or ability check to grab onto something to avoid falling down below.