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Brahnamin: /* PRIMARY TRAITS */

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PRIMARY TRAITS

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	==''We watch. We see. Your secrets are ours to sell.==		==''We watch. We see. Your secrets are ours to sell.==
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	==~~PRIMARY~~ TRAITS==		==PRIME TRAITS==
	The ~~Primary~~ Traits for this game are Approaches, Roles. and Distinctions. In any test or contest requiring dice, you get to roll one die from each of your 3 primary traits as well as applicable assets, knacks, etc.		The Prime Traits [pp47] for this game are Approaches, Roles. and Distinctions. In any test or contest requiring dice, you get to roll one die from each of your 3 primary traits as well as applicable assets, knacks, etc.

	==Approaches==		==Approaches==

Brahnamin: /* Distinction SFX */

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Distinction SFX

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	==Distinction SFX==		==Distinction SFX==
			SFX [pp61] give distinctions [and certain other traits] a bit of extra oomph.
	Each of your three distinctions comes with the '''Hinder SFX''' active:		Each of your three distinctions comes with the '''Hinder SFX''' active:

Brahnamin: /* Signature Assets */

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Signature Assets

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	==Signature Assets==		==Signature Assets==
	Each character starts with two signature assets. Signature assets are yet another optional trait set that can be added to a roll if the asset makes sense in the situation.		Each character starts with two signature assets [pp64]. Signature assets are yet another optional trait set that can be added to a roll if the asset makes sense in the situation.

	Each Urchin begins play with one Heirloom and one Keepsake.		Each Urchin begins play with one Heirloom and one Keepsake.

Brahnamin: /* Factions */

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Factions

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	Factions represent another optional trait set players might access if the roll might concern that faction in some way. Keep in mind, while you can roll a faction die to get extra mechanical clout to do something on behalf of a faction, the GM can choose to add that same die as a complication to his opposition roll, where player failure means the die gets stepped back - no lower than [[File:d4a.png\|24px]] - or stays the same on a tie (this is the only time a tie doesn't default to the player, it's just neutral), or get stepped up - no higher than [[File:d12a.png\|24px]] - on a success on the part of the player. Two steps on an ES.		Factions represent another optional trait set players might access if the roll might concern that faction in some way. Keep in mind, while you can roll a faction die to get extra mechanical clout to do something on behalf of a faction, the GM can choose to add that same die as a complication to his opposition roll, where player failure means the die gets stepped back - no lower than [[File:d4a.png\|24px]] - or stays the same on a tie (this is the only time a tie doesn't default to the player, it's just neutral), or get stepped up - no higher than [[File:d12a.png\|24px]] - on a success on the part of the player. Two steps on an ES.

	'''The GM decides at the outset if an action is eligible to earn or lose faction standing.'''		:'''The GM decides at the outset if an action is eligible to earn or lose faction standing.'''

	Whenever your character attains a rating of [[file:d6a.png\|24px\|d6]] or higher with a faction, you may attach a Trait Statement to that faction's name [pp55/65 Reputation/Trait Statements].		Whenever your character attains a rating of [[file:d6a.png\|24px\|d6]] or higher with a faction, you may attach a Trait Statement to that faction's name [pp55/65 Reputation/Trait Statements].

	'''The Player decides when to challenge a trait statement.'''		:'''The Player decides when to challenge a trait statement.'''
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	Player Characters are all rated at [[File:d4a.png\|24px]] with all guilds at start of game.		Player Characters are all rated at [[File:d4a.png\|24px]] with all guilds at start of game.

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Factions

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	'''The GM decides at the outset if an action is eligible to earn or lose faction standing.'''		'''The GM decides at the outset if an action is eligible to earn or lose faction standing.'''

	Whenever your character attains a rating of [[file:d6a.png\|24px\|d6]] or higher with a faction, you may attach a Trait Statement by that faction's name, [pp55/65 Reputation/Trait Statements]		Whenever your character attains a rating of [[file:d6a.png\|24px\|d6]] or higher with a faction, you may attach a Trait Statement to that faction's name [pp55/65 Reputation/Trait Statements].

	'''~~the~~ Player decides when to challenge a trait statement.'''		'''The Player decides when to challenge a trait statement.'''
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	Player Characters are all rated at [[File:d4a.png\|24px]] with all guilds at start of game.		Player Characters are all rated at [[File:d4a.png\|24px]] with all guilds at start of game.

Brahnamin: /* Factions */

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Factions

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	Factions represent another optional trait set players might access if the roll might concern that faction in some way. Keep in mind, while you can roll a faction die to get extra mechanical clout to do something on behalf of a faction, the GM can choose to add that same die as a complication to his opposition roll, where player failure means the die gets stepped back - no lower than [[File:d4a.png\|24px]] - or stays the same on a tie (this is the only time a tie doesn't default to the player, it's just neutral), or get stepped up - no higher than [[File:d12a.png\|24px]] - on a success on the part of the player. Two steps on an ES.		Factions represent another optional trait set players might access if the roll might concern that faction in some way. Keep in mind, while you can roll a faction die to get extra mechanical clout to do something on behalf of a faction, the GM can choose to add that same die as a complication to his opposition roll, where player failure means the die gets stepped back - no lower than [[File:d4a.png\|24px]] - or stays the same on a tie (this is the only time a tie doesn't default to the player, it's just neutral), or get stepped up - no higher than [[File:d12a.png\|24px]] - on a success on the part of the player. Two steps on an ES.

	~~[Read pp55/65 Reputation/Trait Statements]~~		'''The GM decides at the outset if an action is eligible to earn or lose faction standing.'''

	'''~~The GM~~ decides ~~at the outset if an action is eligible~~ to ~~earn or lose faction standing~~.'''		Whenever your character attains a rating of [[file:d6a.png\|24px\|d6]] or higher with a faction, you may attach a Trait Statement by that faction's name, [pp55/65 Reputation/Trait Statements]

			'''the Player decides when to challenge a trait statement.'''
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	Player Characters are all rated at [[File:d4a.png\|24px]] with all guilds at start of game.		Player Characters are all rated at [[File:d4a.png\|24px]] with all guilds at start of game.

Brahnamin: /* Factions */

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Factions

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	==Factions==		==Factions==
	Factions represent another optional trait set players might access if the roll might concern that faction in some way. Keep in mind, while you can roll a faction die to get extra mechanical clout to do something on behalf of a faction, the GM can choose to add that same die as a complication to his opposition roll, where player failure means the die gets stepped back - no lower than [[File:d4a.png\|24px]] - or stays the same on a tie (this is the only time a tie doesn't default to the player, it's just neutral), or get stepped up - no higher than [[File:d12a.png\|24px]] - on a success on the part of the player. Two steps on an ES.		Factions represent another optional trait set players might access if the roll might concern that faction in some way. Keep in mind, while you can roll a faction die to get extra mechanical clout to do something on behalf of a faction, the GM can choose to add that same die as a complication to his opposition roll, where player failure means the die gets stepped back - no lower than [[File:d4a.png\|24px]] - or stays the same on a tie (this is the only time a tie doesn't default to the player, it's just neutral), or get stepped up - no higher than [[File:d12a.png\|24px]] - on a success on the part of the player. Two steps on an ES.

			[Read pp55/65 Reputation/Trait Statements]

	'''The GM decides at the outset if an action is eligible to earn or lose faction standing.'''		'''The GM decides at the outset if an action is eligible to earn or lose faction standing.'''

Brahnamin: /* Resources */

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Resources

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	==Resources==		==Resources==
	Resources represent another optional trait set but it works a little different from the above [~~pp55~~]. Player characters have three different resources at their disposal: Bolt Holes \| Caches \| Grundle		Resources represent another optional trait set but it works a little different from the above [pp56]. Player characters have three different resources at their disposal: Bolt Holes \| Caches \| Grundle
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	===Bolt Hole===		===Bolt Hole===

Brahnamin: /* Relationships */

2021-09-02T23:08:09Z

Relationships

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	==Relationships==		==Relationships==
	Relationships represent an optional trait set. Relationships won't always apply to a roll, but when they do there is good reason. Urchins don't have much, and very often in their lives it is that one other soul who really matters to them or motivates them. Add a relationship die when the person or group it is attached to is affected by or affects the action in question.		Relationships [pp55] represent an optional trait set. Relationships won't always apply to a roll, but when they do there is good reason. Urchins don't have much, and very often in their lives it is that one other soul who really matters to them or motivates them. Add a relationship die when the person or group it is attached to is affected by or affects the action in question.

	Each urchin will start the game with a relationship to another urchin [GMC], one street vendor, shop keeper, innkeeper, artisan, guild, etc, and one free pick that cannot be a Faction at start of game.		Each urchin will start the game with a relationship to another urchin [GMC], one street vendor, shop keeper, innkeeper, artisan, guild, etc, and one free pick that cannot be a Faction at start of game.