#Fabled lands sokara plus
#Fabled lands sokara series

Fixed incorrect deduction of Candles when using it as a light source.Fixed Candles not being counted as a possible light source in Yellowport's sewers.Added Exotic Feather as additional loot when killing the Cultists and when assisting the merchant ship from Ankon-Konu.Renamed Flamingo's Feather to Exotic Feather.Added an additional text and quest fail warning when talking with Kevar if you have given up the golden locket before taking Kaschuff's quest.

Added additional damage and luck roll as a last resort to escape your pursuers if you succeed in killing Nergan Corin.Added visible choice to use a different ability when pursued by Nergan's soldiers (as is in the books).Added an additional Combat roll when holding the gates of the Citadel of Velis Corin in case you don't have knowledge of the mountain's underground passage.Added an additional Combat roll when escaping Beladai's camp in case you don't have knowledge of the mountain's underground passage.Added Silver Medallion artefact in preparation for the Kingdom of Reavers.Added new world location to Sokara, River Grimm Delta (as is in the books).

Added new world location to Sokara, Coastal Marlock City (as is in the books).

I decide to reduce my Noble's starting cash to 0. Going through the equipment lists, I decide to award my Noble the following:Īll this adds up to 735 Shards, which seems a trifle excessive. There's no mention of whether my character gets any other starting Skills, or how many Shards they start with, or even what starting equipment they have. They start with one skill level in Lore (warfare), and for their Power, I choose Blademaster which allows one 'super-strike' per quest. Given their ability scores, my Noble has to be a Warrior. Each profession also has rules on what Weapons, Armour and Skills they can choose as well as a choice of one special Power. To choose one of the professions you need to have a score of 5 or more in the profession's Primary Ability, and 2 or more in their Secondary Abilities. There are eight professions in the Fabled Lands RPG: Barbarian, Druid, Mage, Priest, Rogue, Troubadour, Warrior and Wayfarer.

#Fabled lands sokara plus

I roll 4, and add 6, plus a further 1 for my Noble's Large Frame. Stamina is an indication of how much damage your character can take before dying. (The Large Frame penalty for Thievery cannot reduce it below 1, so I'm okay there as long as I never have to do any thieving!)Ĥ. Given my character's large size, I figure I'm heading towards a warrior type, so I assign the values as follows: I roll the following scores: 1, 1, 2, 3, 4, 4, 4 and 5. If the total of all the dice rolled is 20 or less, you may roll again. You need to roll 8 dice and distribute the results among the following Abilities: Charisma, Combat, Intelligence, Magic, Muscle, Sanctity, Scouting and Thievery. Good Traits (Personality): My Noble is Helpful.īad Traits (Personality): My Noble is a Liar!ĭistinguishing Features: Disfigured by Pox-marks!ģ. My Noble is Mature (30-35 years old), and gains 1 level in a Lore skill. My Noble has a Large Frame, and gets +1 Stamina and -1 Thievery.Īge: I roll a 4. My Noble is very tall (6'7' to 7'), and gets a +1 on jumping tests, and a -1 on hiding tests.

#Fabled lands sokara series

While you could presumably develop your character's own description, there are also a series of tables helping you decide things such as Height, Build, Age, Personality (both Good and Bad Traits), Eye Colour, Hair Colour, Distinguishing Features, Birthplace, and Name. This means my character starts with an additional 100 Shards in currency!Ģ. Rather than choose, I roll a d8 (with an 8 being a re-roll). There are 7 choices: Academic, Commoner, Criminal, Fey-Blooded, Military, Noble and Primitive.