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### Racial Abilities
#### Argonian
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## Magic
#### Types of Magic
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> **Curses?**
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### Spells
#### Casting a spell
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> When casting a spell at a target at range, you must overcome the Target's Evasion in addition to the Spell Difficulty. (-> Two separate rolls?)
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### Enchanting
#### Using Enchanted Items
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> Items recharge Magicka naturally, at a rate of one per hour (Change?), or can be recharged using soul gems. (Recharge using Magicka?)
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#### Types of Enchantments
> **Cast on Use** enchantments take a bonus action to use, and only one Cast on Use enchantment can be used per Turn. Cast on Use enchantments can be Self, Touch, or Target effects. For Self, the effect is applied to the user. For Touch and Target, the one who uses item casts the spell successfully.
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> To Enchant an item yourself, roll a d20, add your Enchant skill plus your Intelligence on 4. If you meet or exceed the Enchantment Difficulty, the Enchantment is a success. The soul used is still consumed on a failed Enchantment. You must know a spell with the effect to be enchanted in order to enchant and item with a given effect.
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### Runes
#### Using Runes
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### Alchemy
#### Using a Potion
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## Non-Magic Combat
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### Armor & Evasion
#### Determining your Armor Class
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> The overall armor type of the character is determined by what the majority of the main slots (Boots, Legs, Chest, Hands, Helmet) contain. For each non-conforming item your armor skill is reduced by two for the purposes of Evasion calculation. (Change? Mixed calculation?)
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### Making an Attack
#### Determining Attack damage
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## Playing the Game
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### Rounds
> A Round consists of the Turns of all characters involved in some situation, most often combat. Outside of combat, Rounds are not required, but can be used if the GM finds it fit.
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> (Change to use a roll as well?)
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#### Declaration
> Declaration moves in reverse Turn Order (i.e. higher Speed declares *last*, lower Speed declares *first*). This allows characters with a higher Speed to decide their actions based on the Declaration of lower Speed characters, giving a significant advantage.
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> For example, a goblin declares that they are going to run over and attack a wizard. The wizard has a higher Speed, and makes their declaration after the goblin. They see that the goblin is going to attack them, and so decides to cast a Fire Shield spell.
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#### Turn
> On a character's Turn, they attempt to enact whatever they decided in their Declaration. For example, a rogue sees a health potion sitting on a table, and in their declaration states they're going to run over and drink it. On their Turn, they begin to run over, but knock right into an invisible wall. They cannot get to the potion, and so their turn ends.
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> In the goblin example from the Declaration section, the wizard acts first, and on their Turn successfully casts their Fire Shield spell. The goblin, as they declared, runs to the wizard and attacks, only to get a heavy dose of fire damage, and our wizard remains unscathed.
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### Movement
> Your movement speed is a base of 10ft per Turn, plus your Athletics on 4 added with your Speed on 2 times 5ft. E.g. A character with a Speed of 13 and an Athletics of 9 has a movement speed of 10ft + ((13/2 + 9/4) * 5ft) → 50ft.
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> You can move once per Turn (Fatigue cost? Half speed free?), plus one additional time for 2 Fatigue.
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### Actions
> Actions encompass many thing you might want to do on a Turn. The most common are making an Attack and Casting a Spell.
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## Progression
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### Attribute Increases
> An Attribute increases by 1 when there have been 2 increases in Skills it governs, either one Skill increasing by two or two Skills increasing by one. The maximum base value of an Attribute is 20, it cannot be raised further with Skill increases.
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### Skill Increases
> A Skill increases by one when a player reaches 2x the value being increased to in Experience points. The maximum base value for a Skill is 20.
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#### Experience
> When the GM feels a player has used a Skill a significant amount, has used a Skill in a particularly clever way, or a way that fits the character very well from a roleplay perspective, the GM awards the player an Experience point in that Skill. When a player has gained enough Experience points in a Skill, the Skill increases.
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| 19 → 20 | 40 |
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### Perks
> You gain Perks for each Skill as you increase it, one at the Apprentice level 5, one at the Expert level 10, one at the Master level 15. You can find a list of the Perks [here](perks.html). (Higher values for Expert and Master perks?)
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### Levels
> You gain a level when you have had an Attribute increase. On gaining a level, your base HP increases by half your Endurace value. Also used for a few spell effects rn and that's about it... might have perks interact with it, idk
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## Reference Tables
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### Quick Skill Values
| N | N/2 | N/4 |
| :-: | --: | --: |
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| 20 | 10 | 5 |
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### Weapon Fatigue Usage
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### Weapon Governing Skills
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### Material Damage Values
#### Staves, Daggers, Shortswords, Clubs, Throwing
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### Alchemy Tool Quality
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### Ingredient Quality
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### Armor Values
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### Select Clothing