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Arcimboldo

Arcimboldo In many ways, an Arcimboldo is the mirror image of a nonexistent: while the latter is an empty vessel enshrouding a non-existence made of ideals and passions, the former is a jumble of matter that has become alive and sentient, growing a form of existence out of all the pieces it’s made of. Much like a nonexistent, an Arcimboldo is never (well, almost never) built or assembled by someone else. Its pieces meld together and manifest a form of life by themselves, maybe as a secondary e
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Paraghoul

Paraghoul There are rumors of every kind about the Paraghouls, and not all of them are edifying. Indeed, almost none is. The most widespread describe them as hidden rulers and strategists of the ghouls and other lesser undead, lords of a remote and infamous underground kingdom known as Yuckesville, proverbially famous as the destination you wish on your rivals and nuisances. Actually, a Paraghoul is just someone who somehow managed to cheat death and came back with a semblance of life aft
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Cleric Spell List

Cleric Spell List Cantrip Name Classical Spell School Spell Schools Summary Arcane Muscles Transmutation Arcane, Enhancement, Transformation, Unarmed Bulk your muscles to deliver lethal unarmed strikes. Finger of Fate Divination Chaos Help or hinder a creature attempting to succeed. Guidance Divina
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Gifted

Gifted As a species, the gifted are not distinct from humans; rather, they are individuals of the human race who are either born with a special “gift”, or acquire it during their lifetime under various circumstances, and usually bear a visible mark of their exceptionality. Almost as numerous as the gifted themselves, the traditions regarding their birth and the reason for their unique powers, innate or otherwise, include being: descendants of a malebranche or a turquoise; conceived during
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Pantegan

Pantegan Pantegans, aka “murine people”, are small rat-men of magical or paradoxical origin. They have thick hair on various parts of their bodies, prominent ears and teeth, sharp faces, very thin hands, long, tapering feet, and a characteristic hairless tail. Little is known about the pantegans’ origins, but scholars interested in the matter (mainly members of this same population) recall that a kingdom of mice appears in very remote chronicles of the Archaic Age. Those stories also mention t
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Warlock Spell List

Warlock Spell List Cantrip Name Classical Spell School Spell Schools Summary Calculate Divination Enhancement, Law, Technological Instantly know the answer to any mathematical equation. Chill Touch Necromancy Affliction, Arcane, Attack, Necrotic Attack with the chill of the grave, injuring and preventing healing.
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How to Brawl

How to Brawl Being non-lethal disputes by definition, Brancalonian brawls are regulated by simple rules that replace the typical cycle of combat. A brawl basically works like combat, but introduces significant differences regarding the actions you can take each turn, and how hit points, damage, and movement are calculated. Note: During a brawl, you cannot use class abilities (such as Class Spells, Extra Attacks, etc.), but you are allowed to take advantage of passive features (such as Una
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Detect Poison and Disease

Detect Poison and Disease 1st-level (divination; divine, nature, senses) [ritual] Class(es): Cleric, druid, paladin Casting Time: 1 Action Range: Special (30-foot radius) Target: Self Components: V, S, M (yew leaf) Duration: Concentration (10 minutes) On the round you cast it, and as an action on subsequent turns, until the spell ends, you can attempt to sense the presence of poisons, poisonous creatures, and disease by making a Perception check. On a success, you identify
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Wolfcat

Wolfcat Probably spawned by Extravaganza, these beings have been roaming the Kingdom since the early centuries of the Thousand Years’ War, as there seem to be no records of their presence earlier, in Empire days. While some believe they came from Frangia or Altomagna, scholars from those lands claim the contrary, so the mystery remains unsolved. The size of catpards and linxes, wolfcats are felines that have adopted human-like posture, language, and skills, and are also similar in their c
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Weapons

Weapons Your class grants proficiency with certain weapons, representing the weapons you have been trained to use. Different weapons deal different amounts of damage, have different properties, and can be used to attack from different ranges. Melee weapons are held or thrown, while ranged weapons propel ammunition great distances. When making an attack with a weapon, you add your Strength or Dexterity modifier to the roll, depending on the weapon’s type, as well as your proficiency bonus, if a
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Human

Human Humans are by far the largest population in the Kingdom and, for that matter, in the rest of Occasia and the Orb. Along with their more common variants, such as sylvans, gifted, and morgants, humans are also supposedly the only self-aware species in the known world, while the others all have magical and supernatural (or subnatural, unnatural, preternatural, or paranatural) origins. Or so they think, but beings such as pantegans, mandrakes, and wolf-cats totally disagree. One way or
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Sylvan

Sylvan Last specimens of a race of hominids with traits more feral and rustic than those of the common human, sylvans have always lived alongside humans when the latter left the mountains and forests to found cities. Compared to common humans, sylvans have much thicker body hair in specific places: on the men’s chest and back, on women’s groin, and on the arms and legs of both; their head is often covered in a thick mane of hair. Their body is more agile and muscular, their features fierc
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Malebranche

Malebranche Malebranche are literally devils. Former subjects of Lucifuge, they proclaimed the Great Refusal and left Inferno to walk out in the open under the sun and stars again. With the end of their infernal service, they lost many of their previous supernatural powers and most of their inhuman traits, becoming almost-ordinary humans, barely marked by minor beast-like peculiarities and instincts. Even their memories from before they left the underworld and their knowledge of an eternity of
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Bravo

Bravo Bravos are fighters specialized in city life and in operating among commoners, criminals, and guards of all kinds, rather than in the wilderness, on the battlefields, or in dungeons filled with monsters.  A bravo is a fighter who has specialized in the protection of a big fish, in intimidation methods, and in the surveillance of places and people: in short, the perfect hitter, gorilla, and henchman on some rich patron's payroll. Hired swords, bodyguards, hitmen on the edge of the law,
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General Moves

General Moves Bouncer. As a reaction, when you’re successfully hit by an attack, you can make an attack roll (Strength or Dexterity) against your opponent. If you hit, the target is stunned. Clothesline. As an action, you can make an attack (Strength or Dexterity). If you hit, the move deals 1 whack and the target is knocked prone. Diving Drop. As an action, you can make an attack roll (Strength or Constitution). If you hit the target, the move deals 1 whack and the target is s
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Friar

Friar Numerous amongst the population, friars and nuns represent another aspect of the Creed’s presence in the daily life of the Kingdom. In particular, among the Kingdom’s many monastic rules – which include the limping, beggar, mendicant, itinerant, praying, preaching, minorite and minorbrained, hermit, barefoot, and chained orders – friars most often encountered in bands and engaged in legal-ish jobs are those of the Brawly Orders. Many of these ascetics are simple brothers and sist
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Impresario

Impresario The Kingdom is crossed by ambulants, actors, puppeteers, itinerant singers, troubadours, bards, minstrels, acrobats, and all sorts of artists, not to mention those who always reside and perform in a specific city, in one particular theater, or their own ward. This confusing saraband of musicians, entertainers, and wanderers often leads to some Impresario, or crafty traffickers who know how to deal with commoners and gentlemen, full of connections and knowledge, and notably able to m
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Guappo

Guappo In the variegated and multiform underworld of the Kingdom, the guappo represents the flamboyant, boastful, and pompous rascal, often even charismatic and good-hearted. In common people's eyes, the guappo is more like a street musician, an entertainer, a ladies' man, or a "wrongs' rectifier" than a street Knave. Guappi are skilled in knife duels and enemies of the bullies, the guards, and the most overbearing criminals. In daily life, they serve as popular singers, storytellers, and a
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Inspirited

Inspirited Nobody knows the true nature of the insane process of creation behind Marionettes, Manikins, and Boguses. Nobody actually knows how Arcimboldos, Nonexistents, and Cloven (or other similar wondrous beings) come to be, or how Malebranches, Seraphs, Paraghouls, and Bartered Ones are respawned in the world. Is there a greater power behind all this? Or maybe a magic power has gone awry. Why should a living puppet come out of a wooden log, or from the mound of rotten vegetables of a
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Jinx

Jinx Northerners by the name of warlocks who reach the lands of the Kingdom are better known south of the Crown Mountains as jinxes. They are powerful and feared conjurers, capable of casting curses and misfortunes with a mere sideways glance, a false and envious word, the touch of annoyance and remorse. All their power derives from “Madame Jinx”, the Misfortune that deflects human destinies toward the darkest outcomes, and against which even invocations of all the Saints of the Calendar
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Knave's Rest

Knave's Rest The Knaves of the Kingdom regard resting in a different way than adventurers do elsewhere. Short Rest A short rest is a period of time of at least 8 hours, 6 of which must be spent asleep. The remaining hours can be spent doing light activities, nothing more strenuous than reading, writing, talking, binding wounds, eating, or standing watch. If this period is interrupted by strenuous activity for more than an hour, such as walking, fighting, or casting spells, the knaves ga
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Magic Moves

Magic Moves Protection from Kicks and Blows. As an action, choose a willing creature you can see; all beatings and moves made against that creature have disadvantage until the end of its next turn. Fetor Spray. As an action, you can make an attack (Intelligence, Wisdom, Charisma). If you hit, the move deals 1 whack and the target is poisoned. Insane Scream. As an action, you can choose a creature that becomes frightened of you. Eyes on Me. As an action, you can choose a c
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Talismancer

Talismancer Instead of Madame Jinx or some fiendish patron, certain warlocks draw power from celestial essences scattered throughout the earthly world, similar to shooting stars, but with extraordinary powers. From another point of view, those who manage to obtain, by chance or thanks to studies and research, one of these astral talismans acquire prodigious mystical powers that make them real warlocks, albeit linked to celestial powers. The name that these astral talismans have for the ho
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Nonexistent

Nonexistent The outward appearance of nonexistents is mostly that of empty clothes, armor, or cloaks, wandering alone as knights, paladins, thieves, sorcerers, and so on. To avoid upsetting the populace, they are careful to cover themselves up so that the void under their capes or mantels is concealed. They manage to speak normally by using ventriloquism of some sort, walk and move like ordinary people, and perceive the surrounding world through senses similar to human ones. When their garment
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