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Advantage:Wealth of Knowledge

Page history last edited by PBworks 18 years, 4 months ago

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Advantage: Wealth of Knowledge

 

General Knowledge: 50 points, Bookworm: 75 points, Poindexter: 100 points

 

General Knowledge:

  • You have a basic knowledge of things, and then some.

 

  • +2 Int.
    • You may grant your character knowledge of 1D2 facts they seemingly have know way of knowing per day.

 

 

Bookworm:

  • You can't pass through a city without a visit to the library or bookstore. You've picked up some extra knowledge on the way.

 

  • +4 Int.
  • +3 Concentration when your character is reading.
  • +2 Language

**You may grant your character knowledge of 2D2 facts they seemingly have know way of knowing per day.

Character may not leave an establishment selling books or scrolls without purchase of at least one.

 

 

Poindexter:

  • You once forgot your weapon and placed a scroll you were reading in your sheath instead. You have a reputation of not getting out much due to your book fetish.

 

  • +6 Int
  • +5 Concentration when your character is reading
  • +2 Language
  • +1 Wit
    • You may grant your character knowledge of 3D2 facts they seemingly have know way of knowing per day.

Character may not leave an establishment selling books or scrolls without purchase of at least two.

Character may not willingly drop or sell any books or scrolls.

 

This Advantage is absolutely necessary for GMs to assign to groups of particularly clueless players. If your PCs can't follow a single plot thread, simply make sure one of them has this Advantage and spoon-feed them the information they have singularly failed to pick up on. Of course, you should wait until their clueless fumbling stops being amusing.

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