Today we're introducing a new way for players to keep track of all their Character's many accomplishments.
The idea is to print on thicker paper front-to-back same as what is done with Character Sheets. This is of course completely optional and more intended for players who take pleasure in such things... namely us : )
The two files are available below.
The two files are available below.
For those players who share in the joy of tracking such things we should mention there are (not terribly soon) one or two more such like on the way...
Meanwhile, one other quick note concerning the Rules Addendum that is both included in the pdf packs and hosted on the Support page.
The one hundred and eleventieth meeting of the Grand Order of Big Wooden Doors has convened and decided at last, and with no small amount of Hmmm-ing and Hrmmm-ing, to confer upon those who display skillfully the means and tenacity of cracking their great enchanted locks... some small manner of reward.
It goes something like this:
It goes something like this:
Currently, the reward for unlocking a Big Wooden Door is the freedom to continue on rather than being zapped by the Door. But the skill of defeating an enchanted lock should not go without a special reward for the lock-picker. The Doors agree.
From this moment whichever Thief (or Magic User) manages to defeat the lock will receive a reward of Copper Pieces from the Door.
Here's how it works. Any Thief who defeats the lock on his or her first attempt will be rewarded with Copper Pieces equivalent to the number showing on the Thievery roll. Once the Door has zapped the party the reward settles on the Lock rating, meaning that any successful attempt thereafter and the Door will issue forth Copper Pieces equivalent to the Lock Rating only ~ regardless of the number resulting from the Thievery roll. A Magic User with an unlock spell (that doesn't fizzle or backfire) would always receive Copper Pieces equivalent to the Lock Rating.
From this moment whichever Thief (or Magic User) manages to defeat the lock will receive a reward of Copper Pieces from the Door.
Here's how it works. Any Thief who defeats the lock on his or her first attempt will be rewarded with Copper Pieces equivalent to the number showing on the Thievery roll. Once the Door has zapped the party the reward settles on the Lock rating, meaning that any successful attempt thereafter and the Door will issue forth Copper Pieces equivalent to the Lock Rating only ~ regardless of the number resulting from the Thievery roll. A Magic User with an unlock spell (that doesn't fizzle or backfire) would always receive Copper Pieces equivalent to the Lock Rating.
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