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Revision as of 07:16, 20 March 2024
Character Duties
Overview
A 'Duty' is an umbrella term that covers PC endeavors which garner enough influence to affect the world around the PC or give them substantial enough power to warrant affecting a PC's Seasonal Points, such as Titles or Enterprises.
A Duty such as an Enterprise may have up to 1000 XP invested into it, and the scale of that Duty may be optionally expanded every 250 XP.
Duty Types:
- Tier 1: 0 XP
- Tier 2: 250 XP
- Tier 3: 500 XP
- Tier 4: 750 XP
- Tier 5: 1000 XP
Titles
TBA
Enterprise
Below is a table for modifiers to one's SP formula from an Enterprise:
Modifier |
Primary Enterprise Skill |
Secondary Enterprise Skill |
+1 |
Apprentice |
Journeyman |
+2 |
Journeyman |
Expert |
+3 |
Expert |
Master |
+4 |
Master |
Grandmaster |
+5 |
Grandmaster |
For example, let's say Velho owns a business where the primary skill he utilizes is Scourge at master (4) and the secondary is Malediction at expert (2); his Enterprise is therefore worth 6.
He would add the above value onto his SP multiplier as follows:
Base:
- 5 (Scourge / Master)
- 6 Enterprise
Multipliers:
- 100 - Base
- 0 - Active Prior Seasons
- 40 - 2x mastered skill
- 60 - 6x expert skills
Total:
- 11*200 = 2200 SP
Enterprise Development
Over time, a PC may choose to develop their Enterprise, and through this they can add value to their SP multiplier.
For each 100 XP invested into their Enterprise, one may add 15 to their multiplier, up to a total of 1000 XP or 150 onto the multiplier. Further, Every 200 XP invested into developing one's Enterprise awards a Formation Merit.
To track this, please add a line on your Skills Sheet/Table where you will record the amount of XP invested. In order for said XP to be reflected in one's SP multiplier, a PC must first thread out the development of their business in writing and then have it canonized. As an example, let's say Velho has invested 100/1000 XP into his business and had the development canonized.
His SP formula would now look like this:
Base:
- 5 (Scourge / Master)
- 6 Enterprise
Multipliers:
- 100 - Base
- 0 - Active Prior Seasons
- 40 - 2x mastered skill
- 60 - 6x expert skills
- 15 - Enterprise Multiplier
Total:
- 11*215 = 2365 SP