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	In the town of Abernai, the noble Jedediah Abernai establishes an Order to help him set up his noble House of Flowers. His family has long ago helped establish this settlement and it is time to see it be brought to prosperity and power!		In the town of Abernai, the noble Jedediah Abernai establishes an Order to help him set up his noble House of Flowers. His family has long ago helped establish this settlement and it is time to see it be brought to prosperity and power!
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		+	==Town of Abernai==
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		+	The town of Abernai lies at the western shore of the river Ferrum. Most buildings are made of stone, imported from the south. The Iron Road runs through the town, which is split in multiple districts. Beyond the districts there are quite a number of farms, until eventually the plains dominate the view once more.
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		+	Districts
		+	* Riverside District: District where boats travelling on the river come to shore and unload or load goods during their stay. Several warehouses are located here.
		+	* Trade District: Most trades are practised in the trade district. Shops are usually found in this district.
		+	* Shield District: Home district of the guard and residential area.
		+	* Tower District: This district is named after the noticable Wizard Tower that lies central to this district. It is hard to miss as no buildings are close to the tower due to the intimidating reputation of the previous wizards living in the tower.
		+	* Blood District: Named mostly after the noble blood of the Abernai family, the founders of the town, living in this distrct, it is also home to the wealthier inhabitant of the town. As a result, the buildings are larger than in the rest of the town.

	==Abernai's Region==		==Abernai's Region==

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	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Gaming \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Video and board game knowledge / ability, gambling, and luck		{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Gaming \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Video and board game knowledge / ability, gambling, and luck
	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Hacking \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Computer knowledge, system infiltration, password cracking		{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Hacking \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Computer knowledge, system infiltration, password cracking
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Imagination \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Art, craftsmanship, performance, tailoring, invention	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Imagination \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Art, craftsmanship, performance, tailoring, invention, and force of will
	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Investigation \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Eavesdropping, examination, surveillance		{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Investigation \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Eavesdropping, examination, surveillance
	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Mangrit \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Athletics, smashing stuff, lifting things, carrying heavy objects		{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Mangrit \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Athletics, smashing stuff, lifting things, carrying heavy objects
	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Marksmanship \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Aim, ranged weapon operation, ranged weapon knoweldge, sniping		{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Marksmanship \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Aim, ranged weapon operation, ranged weapon knoweldge, sniping
	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Occult Knowledge \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Knowledge of mythology, legends, folklore and religion		{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Occult Knowledge \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Knowledge of mythology, legends, folklore and religion
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Prestidigitation \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Stage magic, escape, lockpicking, pickpocketing	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Paradox Lore \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Knowledge of SBPAR-specific lore, and the "magic" of the horrorterrors
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|bold=1}} \| Pulchritude \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Charisma, beauty, leadership, reputation, seduction, <b>enduring social stress</b>	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Prestidigitation \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Stage magic, escape, lockpicking, pickpocketing
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Science \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Knowledge of science, physics, mathematics and medicine	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|bold=1}} \| Pulchritude \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Charisma, beauty, leadership, reputation, seduction, <b>enduring social stress</b>
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Stealth \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Ambush, hiding, stalking, and agility	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Science \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Knowledge of science, physics, mathematics and medicine
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Studying \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Research, general purpose knowledge, memory	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Shenanigans \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Foresight, Comprehension of Time Loops, Alternate Timelines and Circumstantial Simulteneity
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Trolling \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Intimidation, provocation, threats, social attacks	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Stealth \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Ambush, hiding, stalking, and agility
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|bold=1}} \| Vim \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Stamina, fortitude, endurance, <b>enduring physical stress</b>	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Studying \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Research, general purpose knowledge, memory
		+	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Trolling \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Intimidation, provocation, threats, social attacks
		+	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|bold=1}} \| Vim \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Stamina, fortitude, endurance, <b>enduring physical stress</b>
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		+	==Incipisphere Aptitudes==
		+	Once your characters enter the Incipisphere and begin climbing the Echeladder therein, new Aptitudes become available that you couldn't have had in their normal lives. These are:
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		+	===Paradox Lore===
		+	Knowledge of the unique mythology of SBPAR. A good grounding in Paradox Lore will give you information about Skaia, Prospit, Derse, the major players therein, and the game concepts like the Gates, the nature of Sprites, and things like that.
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		+	This is also the Aptitude that will be used by those attempting to use both the Black Magic of the Horrorterrors and the White Science of the Angels, and similar pseudomagykks. Note that simply using your Aspect doesn't count as "Magic," and therefore a high Paradox Lore check won't necessarily help you use your Aspect with any more skill than anyone else.
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		+	High levels of Paradox Lore also gives you insight into the Horrorterrors themselves, though obviously they are never truly knowable by mortal minds.
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		+	===Shenanigans===
		+	Shenanigans is the Aptitude used for grasping the weird time/space mechanics of Paradox Space. It is used in Foresight checks (both for Prospit Dreamers and those Derse Dreamers who try to interpret the whisperings of the Horrorterrors), and may be relevant in situations where past or future selves come into contact with one another to dream up schemes. It helps Time Players to have a fairly high Shenanigans Aptitude, though their Aspect itself grants a bit of a safety net as far as that goes. Seers will also likely want to have a high Shenanigans Aptitude.
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		+	Of course it's not required, even for Time Players. Some Time Players prefer to just "go with the flow" and ride time like a leaf on the wind. Shenanigans aptitude will help you plan these things out, and will help you understand what happened when it happens, but it's not necessary just for '''doing''' the Shenanigans.

	==Using Aptitudes==		==Using Aptitudes==

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	Keep in mind that when you use an Idiom ''against'' another character, PC or NPC, it counts as a compel, and they'll gain the Fate Point you spend to invoke it.		Keep in mind that when you use an Idiom ''against'' another character, PC or NPC, it counts as a compel, and they'll gain the Fate Point you spend to invoke it.

-	You generally won't be sure about any Idioms but your own, and maybe those of other PCs. ~~'''~~Assessments~~'''~~ will allow you to make Aptitude Checks to determine an Idiom on an object/location/person. Alertness, Investigation, and Empathy are good for this purpose, but there are situations where you might come up with other Aptitudes to use instead.	+	You generally won't be sure about any Idioms but your own, and maybe those of other PCs. [[World:SBPAR/Rules/Aptitudes#Assessments\|Assessments]] will allow you to make Aptitude Checks to determine an Idiom on an object/location/person. Alertness, Investigation, and Empathy are good for this purpose, but there are situations where you might come up with other Aptitudes to use instead.

	===Tagging Idioms===		===Tagging Idioms===
	When you use an Idiom from a location, item, or person other than your own character, it's known as '''Tagging''' that Idiom. Tagging an Idiom works the same as Invoking your own Idiom--it still costs a Fate Point, and can still be used for a re-roll, a +2 bonus to a roll, or for effect. In some cases, Tagging an Idiom might also allow your character to use a different Aptitude than normal for a check, for example using Empathy instead of Trolling in a social conflict with a character who is SYMPATHETIC TO THE HEROES.		When you use an Idiom from a location, item, or person other than your own character, it's known as '''Tagging''' that Idiom. Tagging an Idiom works the same as Invoking your own Idiom--it still costs a Fate Point, and can still be used for a re-roll, a +2 bonus to a roll, or for effect. In some cases, Tagging an Idiom might also allow your character to use a different Aptitude than normal for a check, for example using Empathy instead of Trolling in a social conflict with a character who is SYMPATHETIC TO THE HEROES.

-	The most straightforward way to discover if an Idiom exists on something other than yourself is to do an ~~'''~~Assessment~~'''~~, which is an Aptitude check. If it succeeds, you will discover at least one Idiom on that target has. But the target, if alive, will usually get some sort of defence against the Assessment, for example their Deceit skill might count as a penalty to your check.	+	The most straightforward way to discover if an Idiom exists on something other than yourself is to do an Assessment, which is an Aptitude check. If it succeeds, you will discover at least one Idiom on that target has. But the target, if alive, will usually get some sort of defence against the Assessment, for example their Deceit skill might count as a penalty to your check.

	You can attempt to tag an Idiom even if you're not certain the target has that Idiom. Doing so is a gamble--you lose the Fate Point you spend either way, and only get the benefit if you're right about it. But unlike in an Assessment, the target won't get to defend against you doing this, so it can be to your benefit in some situations.		You can attempt to tag an Idiom even if you're not certain the target has that Idiom. Doing so is a gamble--you lose the Fate Point you spend either way, and only get the benefit if you're right about it. But unlike in an Assessment, the target won't get to defend against you doing this, so it can be to your benefit in some situations.

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-	~~== First Spellbook ==~~
-	~~=== Cantrips ===~~
-	* Read Magic (Divination - 1 pg)
-	* Detect Magic (Divination - 1 pg)
-	* Prestidigitation (Universal - 1 pg)
-	* Light (Evocation - 1 pg)
-	* Ghost Sound (Illusion - 1 pg)
-	* Mage Hand (Transmutation - 1 pg)
-	* Open/Close (Transmutation - 1 pg)
-	* Resistance (Abjuration - 1 pg)
-	~~=== 1st Level ===~~
-	* Alarm (Abjuration - 1 pg)
-	* Endure Elements (Abjuration - 1 pg)
-	* Protection from Chaos/Evil (Abjuration - 1 pg)
-	* Shield (Abjuration - 1 pg)
-	* Grease (Conjuration - 1 pg)
-	* Mage Armor (Conjuration - 1 pg)
-	* Mount (Conjuration - 1 pg)
-	* Obscuring Mist (Conjuration - 1 pg)
-	* Unseen Servant (Conjuration - 1 pg)
-	* Identify (Divination - 1 pg)
-	* Comprehend Languages (Divination - 1 pg)
-	* Magic Missile (Evocation - 1 pg)
-	* Color Spray (Illusion - 1 pg)
-	* Silent Image (Illusion - 1 pg)
-	* Vanish (Illusion - 1 pg)
-	* Ant Haul (Transmutation - 1 pg)
-	* Enlarge Person (Transmutation - 1 pg)
-	* Feather Fall (Transmutation - 1 pg)
-	* Reduce Person (Transmutation - 1 pg)
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-	~~=== 2nd Level ===~~
-	* Resist Energy (Abjuration - 2 pg)
-	* Glitterdust (Conjuration - 2 pg)
-	* Web (Conjuration - 2 pg)
-	* Darkness (Evocation - 2 pg)
-	* Flaming Sphere (Evocation - 2 pg)
-	* Minor Image (Illusion - 2 pg)
-	* Mirror Image (Illusion - 2 pg)
-	* Invisibility (Illusion - 2 pg)
-	* Darkvision (Transmutation - 2 pg)
-	* Rope Trick (Transmutation - 2 pg)
-	* Make Whole (Transmutation - 2 pg)
-	* Levitate (Transmutation - 2 pg)
-	~~=== 3rd Level ===~~
-	* Summon Monster III (Conjuration - 3 pg)
-	* Sleet Storm (Conjuration - 3 pg)
-	* Phantom Steed (Conjuration - 3 pg)
-	* Stinking Cloud (Conjuration - 3 pg)
-	* Fireball (Evocation - 3 pg)
-	* Fly (Transmutation - 3 pg)
-	* Haste (Transmutation - 3 pg)
-	~~=== 4th Level ===~~
-	* Black Tentacles (Conjuration - 4 pg)
-	* Summon Monster IV (Conjuration - 4 pg)
-	* Wall of Ice (Evocation - 4 pg)
-	* Ice Storm (Evocation - 4 pg)
-	* Elemental Body I (Transmutation - 4 pg)
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-	~~== Second Spellbook ==~~
-	~~=== 5th Level ===~~
-	* Planar Binding, Lesser (Conjuration - 5 pg)
-	* Summon Monster V (Conjuration - 5 pg)
-	* Wall of Stone (Conjuration - 5 pg)
-	* Wall of Force (Evocation - 5 pg)
-	* Telekinesis (Transmutation - 5 pg)
-	* Teleport (Planned-Conjuration)
-	* Overland Flight (Planned-Transmutation)

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== First Spellbook ==
=== Cantrips ===
* Read Magic (Divination - 1 pg)
* Detect Magic (Divination - 1 pg)
* Prestidigitation (Universal - 1 pg)
* Light (Evocation - 1 pg)
* Ghost Sound (Illusion - 1 pg)
* Mage Hand (Transmutation - 1 pg)
* Open/Close (Transmutation - 1 pg)
* Resistance (Abjuration - 1 pg)
=== 1st Level ===
* Alarm (Abjuration - 1 pg)
* Endure Elements (Abjuration - 1 pg)
* Protection from Chaos/Evil (Abjuration - 1 pg)
* Shield (Abjuration - 1 pg)
* Grease (Conjuration - 1 pg)
* Mage Armor (Conjuration - 1 pg)
* Mount (Conjuration - 1 pg)
* Obscuring Mist (Conjuration - 1 pg)
* Unseen Servant (Conjuration - 1 pg)
* Identify (Divination - 1 pg)
* Comprehend Languages (Divination - 1 pg)
* Magic Missile (Evocation - 1 pg)
* Color Spray (Illusion - 1 pg)
* Silent Image (Illusion - 1 pg)
* Vanish (Illusion - 1 pg)
* Ant Haul (Transmutation - 1 pg)
* Enlarge Person (Transmutation - 1 pg)
* Feather Fall (Transmutation - 1 pg)
* Reduce Person (Transmutation - 1 pg)

=== 2nd Level ===
* Resist Energy (Abjuration - 2 pg)
* Glitterdust (Conjuration - 2 pg)
* Web (Conjuration - 2 pg)
* Darkness (Evocation - 2 pg)
* Flaming Sphere (Evocation - 2 pg)
* Minor Image (Illusion - 2 pg)
* Mirror Image (Illusion - 2 pg)
* Invisibility (Illusion - 2 pg)
* Darkvision (Transmutation - 2 pg)
* Rope Trick (Transmutation - 2 pg)
* Make Whole (Transmutation - 2 pg)
* Levitate (Transmutation - 2 pg)
=== 3rd Level ===
* Summon Monster III (Conjuration - 3 pg)
* Sleet Storm (Conjuration - 3 pg)
* Phantom Steed (Conjuration - 3 pg)
* Stinking Cloud (Conjuration - 3 pg)
* Fireball (Evocation - 3 pg)
* Fly (Transmutation - 3 pg)
* Haste (Transmutation - 3 pg)
=== 4th Level ===
* Black Tentacles (Conjuration - 4 pg)
* Summon Monster IV (Conjuration - 4 pg)
* Wall of Ice (Evocation - 4 pg)
* Ice Storm (Evocation - 4 pg)
* Elemental Body I (Transmutation - 4 pg)

== Second Spellbook ==
=== 5th Level ===
* Planar Binding, Lesser (Conjuration - 5 pg)
* Summon Monster V (Conjuration - 5 pg)
* Wall of Stone (Conjuration - 5 pg)
* Wall of Force (Evocation - 5 pg)
* Telekinesis (Transmutation - 5 pg)
* Teleport (Planned-Conjuration)
* Overland Flight (Planned-Transmutation)

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	Below are the available Aptitudes characters can have, and the description of what they're for. Aptitudes in bold affect the number of boxes in a character's Stress Vials.		Below are the available Aptitudes characters can have, and the description of what they're for. Aptitudes in bold affect the number of boxes in a character's Stress Vials.
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		+	==List of Aptitudes==

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	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|bold=1}} \| Vim \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Stamina, fortitude, endurance, <b>enduring physical stress</b>		{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|bold=1}} \| Vim \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Stamina, fortitude, endurance, <b>enduring physical stress</b>
	\|}		\|}
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		+
		+	==Using Aptitudes==
		+	In general, you'll be asked to use your Aptitudes whenever your success at a particular action is not guaranteed. You may anticipate these and roll ahead of time. But there are times you may want to use your Aptitude proactively, in the form of Assessments, Declarations, Knowledge Tests, and Research.
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		+	===Assessments===
		+	An '''Assessment''' is an Aptitude Check used in an attempt to observe, study, and interact with people or locations in an attempt to glean useful information about them. Sometimes an assessment can take a long time to accomplish, even as much as a few days. The longer you spend on an assessment, the greater chance you'll discover something.
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		+	Generally speaking, a '''Good(+3)''' Effort will be enough to determine what you want in an Assessment. But that depends on the difficulty set by the GM.
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		+	On GM approval, an Assessment can allow your player to make a Declaration about the thing they're assessing.
		+
		+	===Declarations===
		+	You can also use your Aptitudes to make a '''Declaration'''. This allows you to introduce new facts and Idioms into the game, subject to GM approval. Usually you will do this with a Knowledge check. Declarations take no time to perform in-game, as they represent things your character "already knew," and just suddenly recalled. A Declaration would work something like this: One of your friends has just met a creature claiming to be an Agent of the Horrorterrors, begging for the aid of you and your friends in fighting a demon that's tearing across Paradox Space destroying all in its path. You use your '''Superb (+5)''' Occult Knowledge skill to make a Declaration that all true agents of the Horrorterrors would bear THE BRAND OF NRUB'YIGLITH on his right palm, and that your compatriot should be able to tell whether or not it's on the level by checking the back of its hand.
		+
		+	Assuming the idea isn't veto'ed, you'll roll the relevant skill check. The difficulty for the roll is determined by the GM, but the funnier or interesting a declaration is, the more likely it is to succeed.
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		+	Declarations might also create Idioms that weren't there before on an item, character, or location. If it does, you get a [[World:SBPAR/Rules/Idioms#Tagging_Idioms\|free tag]] of that Idiom. In the case of the example above, you might declare that all agents of the Horrorterrors have the Aspect BRANDED BY NRUB'YUGLITH, and then you can tag that Aspect if you had a skill check or other effect that would benefit from doing so, or allow you friend to do so in your stead.
		+
		+	===Knowledge Tests===
		+	You can make Knowledge Tests on any Aptitude that would grant you knowledge about a subject--the most obvious being Engineering, Hacking, Occult Knowledge, Science, and Studying. But you also might make Knowledge Tests on, say, Brawling to check your knowledge about melee weapons or something. The greater the Effect of your roll, the more you know about the subject--but specific knowledge you're looking for will have a minimum difficulty to be revealed as shown in the following table:
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		+	{\| {{SBPAR:BasicTableStyle\|width=800}}
		+	\|+ {{SBPAR:BasicTableCaptionStyle}} \| Knowledge Test Difficulty
		+	\|- {{SBPAR:BasicTableHeaderRowStyle}}
		+	! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|noborder=1\|align=left}} width="75%" \| Obscurity
		+	! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|noborder=1\|align=center}} width="25%" \| Difficulty
		+	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Common Knowledge \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|align=center}} \| Average(+1) to Good(+3)
		+	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Expert Knowledge \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|align=center}} \| Great(+4)
		+	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Leading Expert Knowledge \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|align=center}} \| Superb(+5)
		+	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Known only to a few people \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|align=center}} \| Fantastic(+6)
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		+	===Research===
		+	If your character fails a Knowledge Test, you can research or experiment to find the answer instead. This takes considerably longer, and requires some source of knowledge like a library, access to the internet, or maybe a Sprite or a Magic Cue Ball or the like. The time it takes to research an issue is determined by how much you failed the Knowledge Test by, although it might also be affected by the quality of your available Research Methods. A clever Sprite might reduce your total research time, but it'll still take time to figure out how to ask it the right questions. The time it takes starts at 15 minutes for failing the Knowledge Check by one shift, and moves on from there.
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	===Tagging Idioms===		===Tagging Idioms===
-	When you use an Idiom from a location, item, or person other than your own character, it's known as '''Tagging''' that Idiom. Tagging an Idiom works the same as Invoking your own Idiom--it still costs a Fate Point, and can still be used for a re-roll, a +2 bonus to a roll, or ~~to make a Declaration~~. In some cases, Tagging an Idiom might also allow your character to use a different Aptitude than normal for a check, for example using Empathy instead of Trolling in a social conflict with a character who is SYMPATHETIC TO THE HEROES.	+	When you use an Idiom from a location, item, or person other than your own character, it's known as '''Tagging''' that Idiom. Tagging an Idiom works the same as Invoking your own Idiom--it still costs a Fate Point, and can still be used for a re-roll, a +2 bonus to a roll, or for effect. In some cases, Tagging an Idiom might also allow your character to use a different Aptitude than normal for a check, for example using Empathy instead of Trolling in a social conflict with a character who is SYMPATHETIC TO THE HEROES.

-	====~~Free Tag~~====	+	The most straightforward way to discover if an Idiom exists on something other than yourself is to do an '''Assessment''', which is an Aptitude check. If it succeeds, you will discover at least one Idiom on that target has. But the target, if alive, will usually get some sort of defence against the Assessment, for example their Deceit skill might count as a penalty to your check.
-	When your actions, combat maneuvers, or a Declaration introduce a new Idiom onto a location, object, or character, it will generally grant you a free tag of that Idiom. When this occurs, you must use your free tag almost immediately--it can be deferred a little, but there's a time limit on it, and it'll definitely be gone if the scene ends and you haven't used it. Even if you run into the thing you introduced the Idiom to in the first place again elsewhere. You may pass your free tag to another character who is better able to use it.	+
		+	You can attempt to tag an Idiom even if you're not certain the target has that Idiom. Doing so is a gamble--you lose the Fate Point you spend either way, and only get the benefit if you're right about it. But unlike in an Assessment, the target won't get to defend against you doing this, so it can be to your benefit in some situations.
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		+	You can also introduce a tag onto a subject that they didn't previously have.
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		+	====Introducing an Idiom====
		+	When your actions, combat maneuvers, or a Declaration introduce a new Idiom onto a location, object, or character, it will generally grant you a free tag of that Idiom, which costs you know Fate Points to use. When this occurs, you must use your free tag almost immediately--it can be deferred a little, but there's a short time limit on it, and it'll definitely be gone if the scene ends and you haven't used it. Even if you run into the thing you introduced the Idiom to in the first place again elsewhere. You may pass your free tag to another character who is better able to use it.

	===Tagging Idioms for Effect===		===Tagging Idioms for Effect===

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'''Idioms''' are the phrases that describe your character's nature or way of interacting with the world, and are the most defining aspects of your character, even beyond your Aptitudes. Idioms include a character's Axiom, Affliction, Mythological Role and the four "freebie" Idioms the character chose at character creation. It may also include any Consequences your character has taken on while engaged in conflicts, like a BROKEN ARM.

==Your Character's Idioms==
The Idioms that you will always have access to, and which will probably therefore get the most use, are your own character's Idioms. The two main ways they will affect play is when you '''Invoke''' them, or when your character is '''Compelled''' by them.

===Invoking Your Character's Idioms===
When you are in a situation where your Idiom might have relevance to the plot, you can '''Invoke''' that Aspect for a mechanical benefit. The GM gets veto power on any attempt to Invoke your Aspect, but if it's allowed, may choose to either:
* Add a +2 bonus to the Effort (or to the Aptitude rating if being used as a Difficulty in a contest)
* Have the dice re-rolled, taking the new result (even if it's lower)

===Invoking Idioms for Effect===
When you spend a Fate Point to invoke an Idiom, you can choose to use it to alter the situation instead of using it to change a die roll. Keep in mind that such effects are always subject to GM veto, and sufficiently powerful changes to reality might require multiple Fate Points to accomplish.

===Compels===
'''Compels''' are your main method for getting '''Fate Points''' between Extended Rests. When one of your Idioms causes your character problems, or forces you to act in a way that goes against your better judgement, it's a Compel. When this happens, you will receive a Fate Point.

There are two ways Compels can go down--you can voluntarily Compel your own character, making a choice you know is bad because your Idiom demands it. When you do so, tell the GM that you have and if it's deemed sufficiently burdensome (and/or entertaining), you'll be rewarded a Fate Point.

At times, the GM might also Compel your character. You'll always have Veto power over this--the way it will work will be that the GM will offer you Fate Points if your character decides to act in a given way due to his Idiom. An example might be if a character has a SHORT TEMPERED idiom, and is in the middle of a negotiation where an NPC offers a slight insult. The GM can offer your character a Fate Point to blow up at the NPC. The GM may offer as many as three Fate Points for a given action, if he deems that the consequences of the Compel will be sufficiently entertaining. Refusing a Compel costs the same number of Fate Points that your character would gain if they were to accept the Compel, as it is an example of your character having to put will power into resisting their nature.

As the reverse of Invoking Idioms for Effect, GM-Initiated Compels will only specify the ''General'' actions that take place--the specifics are always yours to decide the specific actions.

====Fetch Modus====
While it is only tangentially an aspect of your character, your Fetch Modus also counts as an Idiom, which is used almost exclusively for Compels. The Fetch Modus may be compelled when you want to access a specific object in a tense moment, and prevent you from accomplishing that goal. Note that simply being annoying is not worthy of a compel when dealing with the Fetch Modus--to count as a Compel, your Fetch Modus would need to either slow you down when time is of the essence, break an object that you wanted to use, fling an object you wanted to use away, or a similar sort of genuine obstacle to your character's life.

==Other Idioms==
Your characters have several Idioms, but they're not the only things that have them--everything has Idioms--PC's, NPC's, objects, locations, and scenes have them. There are even global idioms that affect the entirety of Paradox Space. You can use the Idioms of any of these when it would be appropriate to do so--for example, if you're attempting to con an NPC who has the idiom POOR JUDGE OF CHARACTER, you can Invoke their POOR JUDGE OF CHARACTER idiom the same way you would one of your own--spend the Fate Point, and get any of the benefits you could from invoking one of your own Idioms.

Keep in mind that when you use an Idiom ''against'' another character, PC or NPC, it counts as a compel, and they'll gain the Fate Point you spend to invoke it.

You generally won't be sure about any Idioms but your own, and maybe those of other PCs. '''Assessments''' will allow you to make Aptitude Checks to determine an Idiom on an object/location/person. Alertness, Investigation, and Empathy are good for this purpose, but there are situations where you might come up with other Aptitudes to use instead.

===Tagging Idioms===
When you use an Idiom from a location, item, or person other than your own character, it's known as '''Tagging''' that Idiom. Tagging an Idiom works the same as Invoking your own Idiom--it still costs a Fate Point, and can still be used for a re-roll, a +2 bonus to a roll, or to make a Declaration. In some cases, Tagging an Idiom might also allow your character to use a different Aptitude than normal for a check, for example using Empathy instead of Trolling in a social conflict with a character who is SYMPATHETIC TO THE HEROES.

====Free Tag====
When your actions, combat maneuvers, or a Declaration introduce a new Idiom onto a location, object, or character, it will generally grant you a free tag of that Idiom. When this occurs, you must use your free tag almost immediately--it can be deferred a little, but there's a time limit on it, and it'll definitely be gone if the scene ends and you haven't used it. Even if you run into the thing you introduced the Idiom to in the first place again elsewhere. You may pass your free tag to another character who is better able to use it.

===Tagging Idioms for Effect===
Tagging can be used to alter the situation in the same way that Invoking can. As usual, the GM has Veto power over all suggestions. Again, you only get to say what happens ''in general''--the specific consequences of your change are up to the GM.

==Changing Idioms==
As your character grows and changes, you may find that old Idioms aren't getting the use you expected them to, or that your character has outgrown one of them. This can apply to your Axiom or Affliction, and any of the four freebie Idioms you assigned at Character Creation. Your Mythological Role, once finalized, may not be changed outside of extraordinary circumstances--though if your character has never Invoked or been Compelled by your Mythological Role, it is not considered to be finalized unless it has been referenced in-game, for example by a Sprite or some sort of outside advisor, and can be changed until such time as one of those things becomes true.

You need to justify your Idioms changing before changing them, but otherwise you may change them during any Extended Rest. Justifying changing your idioms basically just means getting GM approval, and justifications that make sense would be something like "This Idiom just isn't working out the way I want" or "I think this one describes who he is better" or "She's got bigger things on her mind, now."--generally reasonable changes will always be accepted. Keep in mind that Idioms should represent long-term things about your character, not short-term goals, so you might be able to justify changing your goal to something related to a long-term quest (for example, after hearing the suggestions of the Horrorterrors, Rose might take on an Idiom of I'M NOT PLAYING BY THE RULES ANYMORE to represent her new long-term goal of breaking as much of the game as possible, but John wouldn't take I GUESS I'LL GO GOD-TIER NOW or anything.

Changing your character's Axiom or Affliction should represent major milestones in their life, and will generally be accompanied by a similar climb on the Echeladder. Think of them as the sort of moments that would be a good time for an Act to end. Other moments that might represent Axiom or Affliction shifts in the kids in Homestuck might be the entry into the Medium, John creating the ecto-babies, the deaths of their guardians, or going God-Tier.
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-	But Sam was talking more, and he couldn't ignore it. "That's it," he said to Cady like he just realized something as Sam finished and made to leave it with that. "This is exactly it." He didn't bother keeping his voice down. "Why I can't stand Sam." She was stalking away, but he turned to address her anyway. "Responsibility, my ass. You're not my mother, Sam. You're not Cady's mother, either. We're not children, you're not the adult."
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-	~~==General Rumors==~~
-	*They say the Sip O' Blood was built and run by a vampire. The story goes that Lucky somehow drove away the vampire and took over the bar and now the vampire has come back to take what was rightfully his.
-	*Don’t trust the mercenaries and guides you can hire in the Camp. I think all of them harbor secrets and agendas that come before those they have been hired to protect. Ironically, I think the giants were the most trustworthy of the lot, though I fear we have probably seen the last of them.
-	*From Simon the Hermit: I’ve seen giant wolf tracks at the outskirts of the Camp. One night there were screams. The next morning I found a shack at the edge of town smashed and splattered with blood. The wolf tracks were there.
-	*Be careful around Simon. He's a vampire I tell ya'. He's come to kill Lucky Bjorc for stealing his bar.
-	*Regarding the death church he continues on, Their church is right across the Common. Run by a some damn hobgoblin they call 'Father Death'. Paints his face and they do some weird things at night. That's why nobody in the Camp goes out after dark. You do and you'll end up in one of those death church rituals, mark my words!
-	*From Finn to Tarin: "Don't cheat at cards in the Camp."
-	*Campie to Marcus and Cat: "Want to konw why the rangers' garden grows so good? The answer is blood. I'm not kiddin', and I don't touch those tomaters they sell at the Emporium."
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	==Bender Brothers==		==Bender Brothers==
	*The only place to stay in the Camp is the boarding house. It's run by the Bender Brothers, a coupla' gnomes. They serve meals also, though you can get those at the Sip O' Blood too.		*The only place to stay in the Camp is the boarding house. It's run by the Bender Brothers, a coupla' gnomes. They serve meals also, though you can get those at the Sip O' Blood too.
	*Wenches to Arlen: "Bender Brothers is the only place in town to stay. Them gnomes are twins. Most folks can't tell 'em apart. Heck, I've never seen both at the same time...maybe there's only one of them just pretending to be two..."		*Wenches to Arlen: "Bender Brothers is the only place in town to stay. Them gnomes are twins. Most folks can't tell 'em apart. Heck, I've never seen both at the same time...maybe there's only one of them just pretending to be two..."
	*Lowering his voice so nobody else in the tavern can hear he tells you, The Boarding House is the only place to stay in the camp but don't trust the Bender brothers. I don't have any proof but I suspect they rob their "guests".		*Lowering his voice so nobody else in the tavern can hear he tells you, The Boarding House is the only place to stay in the camp but don't trust the Bender brothers. I don't have any proof but I suspect they rob their "guests".
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		+	==Death Church==
		+	*Regarding the death church he continues on, Their church is right across the Common. Run by a some damn hobgoblin they call 'Father Death'. Paints his face and they do some weird things at night. That's why nobody in the Camp goes out after dark. You do and you'll end up in one of those death church rituals, mark my words!
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		+	==Giant Wolf==
		+	*From Simon the Hermit: I’ve seen giant wolf tracks at the outskirts of the Camp. One night there were screams. The next morning I found a shack at the edge of town smashed and splattered with blood. The wolf tracks were there.
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		+	==Lucky / Sip O' Blood==
		+	*They say the Sip O' Blood was built and run by a vampire. The story goes that Lucky somehow drove away the vampire and took over the bar and now the vampire has come back to take what was rightfully his.
		+	*Be careful around Simon. He's a vampire I tell ya'. He's come to kill Lucky Bjorc for stealing his bar.
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		+	==Mercenaries==
		+	*Don’t trust the mercenaries and guides you can hire in the Camp. I think all of them harbor secrets and agendas that come before those they have been hired to protect. Ironically, I think the giants were the most trustworthy of the lot, though I fear we have probably seen the last of them.
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		+	==Miscellaneous==
		+	*From Finn to Tarin: "Don't cheat at cards in the Camp."
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		+	==Rangers==
		+	*Campie to Marcus and Cat: "Want to konw why the rangers' garden grows so good? The answer is blood. I'm not kiddin', and I don't touch those tomaters they sell at the Emporium."

	==The Usurer==		==The Usurer==

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|worldname=Hobbes FR Campaign
|summary=A Forgotten Realms campaign for a small group of friends.
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=Liches=
'''Tarin, Knowledge (Religion)'''
*Liches represent the pinnacle of the necromantic arts. The lich is a spellcaster who has chosen to shed his life as a method to cheat death by becoming undead. As such they have common traits of the undead.
*Liches create and then store their soul in their phylactery. The spellcaster gives up life, but in trapping life he also traps his death, and as long as his phylactery remains intact he can continue on in his research and work without fear of the passage of time.
*Liches are resistant to many forms of damage. This can be overcome with bludgeoning or magical attacks.
*A lich's touch can cause permanent paralysis.

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	*Lowering his voice so nobody else in the tavern can hear he tells you, The Boarding House is the only place to stay in the camp but don't trust the Bender brothers. I don't have any proof but I suspect they rob their "guests".		*Lowering his voice so nobody else in the tavern can hear he tells you, The Boarding House is the only place to stay in the camp but don't trust the Bender brothers. I don't have any proof but I suspect they rob their "guests".

-	==The ~~Desolation~~==	+	==The Usurer==
		+	*The guy in charge of the Camp is the Usurer. I'm not sure what that words means, but it sounds official. He's also the local moneychanger and blacksmith. Some people say he doesn't sleep but just sits around all night thinking up new ways to make money.
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		+	=The Desolation=

	*From Father Death: "The Desolation is beautiful. It provides death in more ways than you can imagine: sudden death, slow lingering death, death by sword and tooth, death by poison, the wracking death of disease, or the extended painful death from thirst. Think about it...what ways must exist to meet death out there that haven't even been discovered yet?"		*From Father Death: "The Desolation is beautiful. It provides death in more ways than you can imagine: sudden death, slow lingering death, death by sword and tooth, death by poison, the wracking death of disease, or the extended painful death from thirst. Think about it...what ways must exist to meet death out there that haven't even been discovered yet?"
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	*From Simon: "I don't know if it's true or not, but they say an army lies asleep beneath the Desolation ready to awake and complete the destruction of Tsar."		*From Simon: "I don't know if it's true or not, but they say an army lies asleep beneath the Desolation ready to awake and complete the destruction of Tsar."

-	===The Dead Fields===	+	==The Crossroads==
		+	*From a Campie: "Don't camp at the crossroads out in the Desolation. There's still a lot of restless spirits who haunt that road leading to the Black Gates, and they don't take kindly to visitors!"
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		+	==The Dead Fields==
	*From Lucky Bjorc: "The Dead Fields get their name from the bones of the dead that are stacked like cordwood across the whole plain. Sometimes they get up and walk."		*From Lucky Bjorc: "The Dead Fields get their name from the bones of the dead that are stacked like cordwood across the whole plain. Sometimes they get up and walk."

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	*The caravan master of the missing caravan is Holcolm Gardreue, an elf of average height, brown hair, brown eyes, light complexion. His body was not found among the corpses at the ambush site and might have been captured by the gargoyles.		*The caravan master of the missing caravan is Holcolm Gardreue, an elf of average height, brown hair, brown eyes, light complexion. His body was not found among the corpses at the ambush site and might have been captured by the gargoyles.

-	==Tsar==	+	=Tsar=

	*From Father Death: "There must be many undiscovered deaths in Tsar but I do not know first hand. I know this though, certain death lies before the walls of the ruined city. You must first face the smaller deaths available throughout the Desolation to prepare yourself for the confrontation with death incarnate. Otherwise you will surely be slain most horribly. Isn't it wonderful?"		*From Father Death: "There must be many undiscovered deaths in Tsar but I do not know first hand. I know this though, certain death lies before the walls of the ruined city. You must first face the smaller deaths available throughout the Desolation to prepare yourself for the confrontation with death incarnate. Otherwise you will surely be slain most horribly. Isn't it wonderful?"
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	*From Simon: "I don't know if it's true or not, but they say an army lies asleep beneath the Desolation ready to awake and complete the destruction of Tsar."		*From Simon: "I don't know if it's true or not, but they say an army lies asleep beneath the Desolation ready to awake and complete the destruction of Tsar."
-
-	~~==The Usurer==~~
-	*The guy in charge of the Camp is the Usurer. I'm not sure what that words means, but it sounds official. He's also the local moneychanger and blacksmith. Some people say he doesn't sleep but just sits around all night thinking up new ways to make money.

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	* Silent Image (Illusion - 1 pg)		* Silent Image (Illusion - 1 pg)
	* Vanish (Illusion - 1 pg)		* Vanish (Illusion - 1 pg)
		+	* Ant Haul (Transmutation - 1 pg)
	* Enlarge Person (Transmutation - 1 pg)		* Enlarge Person (Transmutation - 1 pg)
	* Feather Fall (Transmutation - 1 pg)		* Feather Fall (Transmutation - 1 pg)
	* Reduce Person (Transmutation - 1 pg)		* Reduce Person (Transmutation - 1 pg)
		+
	=== 2nd Level ===		=== 2nd Level ===
	* Resist Energy (Abjuration - 2 pg)		* Resist Energy (Abjuration - 2 pg)

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Current Applications: ++

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	<span class="plainlinks">[http://www.myth-weavers.com/game.php?g=15489 Human After All]</span>		<span class="plainlinks">[http://www.myth-weavers.com/game.php?g=15489 Human After All]</span>
	[[Image:Zero.jpg\|400x400px\|left]]		[[Image:Zero.jpg\|400x400px\|left]]
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		+
		+	===<span class="plainlinks">[http://www.myth-weavers.com/showthread.php?p=7096021#post7096021 Trencar]</span> (Obsidiman First Circle Warrior)===
		+	<span class="plainlinks">[http://www.myth-weavers.com/game.php?g=15479 New Legends Are Born]</span>
		+	[[Image:Obsidiman.jpg\|left]]
	<div style="clear:left;"></div>		<div style="clear:left;"></div>

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	\|Client=--		\|Client=--
-	\|Classpect=~~Maid~~ of ~~Void~~	+	\|Classpect=Witch of Time
	\|Axiom=The Girl with Two Minds		\|Axiom=The Girl with Two Minds
	\|Affliction=Taking the path of least resistance		\|Affliction=Taking the path of least resistance

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-	Below are the available Aptitudes characters can have, and the description of what they're for.	+	Below are the available Aptitudes characters can have, and the description of what they're for. Aptitudes in bold affect the number of boxes in a character's Stress Vials.

	{\| {{SBPAR:BasicTableStyle\|width=800}}		{\| {{SBPAR:BasicTableStyle\|width=800}}

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	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Abysmal \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|align=right}} \| -3		{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Abysmal \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|align=right}} \| -3
	\|}		\|}
		+	{{SBPAR:Navbox}}

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	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|bold=1}} \| Vim \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Stamina, fortitude, endurance, <b>enduring physical stress</b>		{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|bold=1}} \| Vim \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Stamina, fortitude, endurance, <b>enduring physical stress</b>
	\|}		\|}
		+	{{SBPAR:Navbox}}

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	{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|Player Characters\|[[World:SBPAR/Characters/Anna_Parker\|Anna]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Arthur_Blitzen\|Arthur]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Eliott_Faust\|Eliott]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Marc_Dennis\|Marc]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Rhea_Cirrus\|Rhea]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Tony_Verdant\|Tony]]}}		{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|Player Characters\|[[World:SBPAR/Characters/Anna_Parker\|Anna]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Arthur_Blitzen\|Arthur]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Eliott_Faust\|Eliott]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Marc_Dennis\|Marc]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Rhea_Cirrus\|Rhea]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Tony_Verdant\|Tony]]}}
	{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|Character Sheets\|[[World:SBPAR/Characters/Anna_Parker/Character_Sheet\|Anna]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Arthur_Blitzen/Character_Sheet\|Arthur]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Eliott_Faust/Character_Sheet\|Eliott]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Marc_Dennis/Character_Sheet\|Marc]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Rhea_Cirrus/Character_Sheet\|Rhea]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Tony_Verdant/Character_Sheet\|Tony]]}}		{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|Character Sheets\|[[World:SBPAR/Characters/Anna_Parker/Character_Sheet\|Anna]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Arthur_Blitzen/Character_Sheet\|Arthur]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Eliott_Faust/Character_Sheet\|Eliott]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Marc_Dennis/Character_Sheet\|Marc]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Rhea_Cirrus/Character_Sheet\|Rhea]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Tony_Verdant/Character_Sheet\|Tony]]}}
		+	{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|Rules\|[[World:SBPAR/Rules/The_Ladder\|The Ladder]] · [[World:SBPAR/Rules/Aptitudes\|Aptitudes]]}}
	{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|In-Game Materials\|[[World:SBPAR/In-Game_Material/Rose's_Walkthrough\|Rose's Walkthrough]]}}		{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|In-Game Materials\|[[World:SBPAR/In-Game_Material/Rose's_Walkthrough\|Rose's Walkthrough]]}}
	</table>		</table>

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	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Gaming \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Video and board game knowledge / ability, gambling, and luck		{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Gaming \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Video and board game knowledge / ability, gambling, and luck
	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Hacking \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Computer knowledge, system infiltration, password cracking		{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Hacking \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Computer knowledge, system infiltration, password cracking
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Imagination \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Art, craftsmanship, performance, tailoring, invention	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Imagination \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Art, craftsmanship, performance, tailoring, invention, and force of will
	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Investigation \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Eavesdropping, examination, surveillance		{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Investigation \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Eavesdropping, examination, surveillance
	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Mangrit \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Athletics, smashing stuff, lifting things, carrying heavy objects		{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Mangrit \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Athletics, smashing stuff, lifting things, carrying heavy objects
	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Marksmanship \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Aim, ranged weapon operation, ranged weapon knoweldge, sniping		{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Marksmanship \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Aim, ranged weapon operation, ranged weapon knoweldge, sniping
	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Occult Knowledge \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Knowledge of mythology, legends, folklore and religion		{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Occult Knowledge \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Knowledge of mythology, legends, folklore and religion
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Prestidigitation \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Stage magic, escape, lockpicking, pickpocketing	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Paradox Lore \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Knowledge of SBPAR-specific lore, and the "magic" of the horrorterrors
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|bold=1}} \| Pulchritude \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Charisma, beauty, leadership, reputation, seduction, <b>enduring social stress</b>	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Prestidigitation \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Stage magic, escape, lockpicking, pickpocketing
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Science \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Knowledge of science, physics, mathematics and medicine	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|bold=1}} \| Pulchritude \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Charisma, beauty, leadership, reputation, seduction, <b>enduring social stress</b>
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Stealth \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Ambush, hiding, stalking, and agility	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Science \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Knowledge of science, physics, mathematics and medicine
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Studying \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Research, general purpose knowledge, memory	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Shenanigans \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Foresight, Comprehension of Time Loops, Alternate Timelines and Circumstantial Simulteneity
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Trolling \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Intimidation, provocation, threats, social attacks	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Stealth \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Ambush, hiding, stalking, and agility
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|bold=1}} \| Vim \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Stamina, fortitude, endurance, <b>enduring physical stress</b>	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Studying \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Research, general purpose knowledge, memory
		+	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Trolling \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Intimidation, provocation, threats, social attacks
		+	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|bold=1}} \| Vim \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Stamina, fortitude, endurance, <b>enduring physical stress</b>
	\|}		\|}

		+	==Incipisphere Aptitudes==
		+	Once your characters enter the Incipisphere and begin climbing the Echeladder therein, new Aptitudes become available that you couldn't have had in their normal lives. These are:
		+
		+	===Paradox Lore===
		+	Knowledge of the unique mythology of SBPAR. A good grounding in Paradox Lore will give you information about Skaia, Prospit, Derse, the major players therein, and the game concepts like the Gates, the nature of Sprites, and things like that.
		+
		+	This is also the Aptitude that will be used by those attempting to use both the Black Magic of the Horrorterrors and the White Science of the Angels, and similar pseudomagykks. Note that simply using your Aspect doesn't count as "Magic," and therefore a high Paradox Lore check won't necessarily help you use your Aspect with any more skill than anyone else.
		+
		+	High levels of Paradox Lore also gives you insight into the Horrorterrors themselves, though obviously they are never truly knowable by mortal minds.
		+
		+	===Shenanigans===
		+	Shenanigans is the Aptitude used for grasping the weird time/space mechanics of Paradox Space. It is used in Foresight checks (both for Prospit Dreamers and those Derse Dreamers who try to interpret the whisperings of the Horrorterrors), and may be relevant in situations where past or future selves come into contact with one another to dream up schemes. It helps Time Players to have a fairly high Shenanigans Aptitude, though their Aspect itself grants a bit of a safety net as far as that goes. Seers will also likely want to have a high Shenanigans Aptitude.
		+
		+	Of course it's not required, even for Time Players. Some Time Players prefer to just "go with the flow" and ride time like a leaf on the wind. Shenanigans aptitude will help you plan these things out, and will help you understand what happened when it happens, but it's not necessary just for '''doing''' the Shenanigans.

	==Using Aptitudes==		==Using Aptitudes==

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	{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|Character Sheets\|[[World:SBPAR/Characters/Anna_Parker/Character_Sheet\|Anna]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Arthur_Blitzen/Character_Sheet\|Arthur]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Eliott_Faust/Character_Sheet\|Eliott]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Marc_Dennis/Character_Sheet\|Marc]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Rhea_Cirrus/Character_Sheet\|Rhea]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Tony_Verdant/Character_Sheet\|Tony]]}}		{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|Character Sheets\|[[World:SBPAR/Characters/Anna_Parker/Character_Sheet\|Anna]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Arthur_Blitzen/Character_Sheet\|Arthur]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Eliott_Faust/Character_Sheet\|Eliott]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Marc_Dennis/Character_Sheet\|Marc]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Rhea_Cirrus/Character_Sheet\|Rhea]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Tony_Verdant/Character_Sheet\|Tony]]}}
-	{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|Rules\|[[World:SBPAR/Idioms\|Idioms]] · [[World:SBPAR/Rules/Aptitudes\|Aptitudes]] · [[World:SBPAR/Rules/The_Ladder\|The Ladder]]}}	+	{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|Rules\|[[World:SBPAR/Rules/Idioms\|Idioms]] · [[World:SBPAR/Rules/Aptitudes\|Aptitudes]] · [[World:SBPAR/Rules/The_Ladder\|The Ladder]]}}
	{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|In-Game Materials\|[[World:SBPAR/In-Game_Material/Rose's_Walkthrough\|Rose's Walkthrough]]}}		{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|In-Game Materials\|[[World:SBPAR/In-Game_Material/Rose's_Walkthrough\|Rose's Walkthrough]]}}
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	{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|Character Sheets\|[[World:SBPAR/Characters/Anna_Parker/Character_Sheet\|Anna]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Arthur_Blitzen/Character_Sheet\|Arthur]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Eliott_Faust/Character_Sheet\|Eliott]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Marc_Dennis/Character_Sheet\|Marc]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Rhea_Cirrus/Character_Sheet\|Rhea]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Tony_Verdant/Character_Sheet\|Tony]]}}		{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|Character Sheets\|[[World:SBPAR/Characters/Anna_Parker/Character_Sheet\|Anna]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Arthur_Blitzen/Character_Sheet\|Arthur]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Eliott_Faust/Character_Sheet\|Eliott]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Marc_Dennis/Character_Sheet\|Marc]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Rhea_Cirrus/Character_Sheet\|Rhea]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Tony_Verdant/Character_Sheet\|Tony]]}}
-	{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|Rules\|[[World:SBPAR/~~Rules/The_Ladder~~\|~~The Ladder~~]] · [[World:SBPAR/Rules/Aptitudes\|Aptitudes]]}}	+	{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|Rules\|[[World:SBPAR/Idioms\|Idioms]] · [[World:SBPAR/Rules/Aptitudes\|Aptitudes]] · [[World:SBPAR/Rules/The_Ladder\|The Ladder]]}}
	{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|In-Game Materials\|[[World:SBPAR/In-Game_Material/Rose's_Walkthrough\|Rose's Walkthrough]]}}		{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|In-Game Materials\|[[World:SBPAR/In-Game_Material/Rose's_Walkthrough\|Rose's Walkthrough]]}}
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	{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|Character Sheets\|[[World:SBPAR/Characters/Anna_Parker/Character_Sheet\|Anna]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Arthur_Blitzen/Character_Sheet\|Arthur]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Eliott_Faust/Character_Sheet\|Eliott]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Marc_Dennis/Character_Sheet\|Marc]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Rhea_Cirrus/Character_Sheet\|Rhea]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Tony_Verdant/Character_Sheet\|Tony]]}}		{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|Character Sheets\|[[World:SBPAR/Characters/Anna_Parker/Character_Sheet\|Anna]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Arthur_Blitzen/Character_Sheet\|Arthur]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Eliott_Faust/Character_Sheet\|Eliott]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Marc_Dennis/Character_Sheet\|Marc]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Rhea_Cirrus/Character_Sheet\|Rhea]] · [[World:SBPAR/Characters/Tony_Verdant/Character_Sheet\|Tony]]}}
		+	{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|Rules\|[[World:SBPAR/Rules/The_Ladder\|The Ladder]] · [[World:SBPAR/Rules/Aptitudes\|Aptitudes]]}}
	{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|In-Game Materials\|[[World:SBPAR/In-Game_Material/Rose's_Walkthrough\|Rose's Walkthrough]]}}		{{SBPAR:NavboxRow\|In-Game Materials\|[[World:SBPAR/In-Game_Material/Rose's_Walkthrough\|Rose's Walkthrough]]}}
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	Below is the basic ladder used to measure difficulty checks and character ability with various Aptitudes. For example, a GREAT challenge would require a roll of 4 or better on the Aptitude check, and a character who is GOOD at Stealth would receive a +3 bonus to all Stealth checks.		Below is the basic ladder used to measure difficulty checks and character ability with various Aptitudes. For example, a GREAT challenge would require a roll of 4 or better on the Aptitude check, and a character who is GOOD at Stealth would receive a +3 bonus to all Stealth checks.

-	{\| {{SBPAR:BasicTableStyle\|width=~~800~~}}	+	{\| {{SBPAR:BasicTableStyle\|width=200}}
	\|+ {{SBPAR:BasicTableCaptionStyle}} \| The Ladder		\|+ {{SBPAR:BasicTableCaptionStyle}} \| The Ladder
	\|- {{SBPAR:BasicTableHeaderRowStyle}}		\|- {{SBPAR:BasicTableHeaderRowStyle}}
	! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|noborder=1\|align=left}} width="20%" \| Level		! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|noborder=1\|align=left}} width="20%" \| Level
-	! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|noborder=1\|align=~~left~~}} width="80%" \| Rating	+	! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|noborder=1\|align=right}} width="80%" \| Rating
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Legendary \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| +8	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Legendary \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|align=right}} \| +8
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Epic \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| +7	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Epic \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|align=right}} \| +7
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Fantastic \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| +6	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Fantastic \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|align=right}} \| +6
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle~~\|bold=1~~}} \| Superb \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| +5	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Superb \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|align=right}} \| +5
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Great \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| +4	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Great \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|align=right}} \| +4
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Good \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| +3	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Good \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|align=right}} \| +3
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Fair \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| +2	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Fair \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|align=right}} \| +2
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Average \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| +1	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Average \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|align=right}} \| +1
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Mediocre \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| 0	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Mediocre \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|align=right}} \| 0
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Poor \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| -1	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Poor \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|align=right}} \| -1
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Terrible \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| -2	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|1}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Terrible \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|align=right}} \| -2
-	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Abysmal \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| -3	+	{{SBPAR:TR \|2}} ! {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle}} \| Abysmal \|\| {{SBPAR:BasicTDStyle\|align=right}} \| -3
	\|}		\|}