Combat Reflexes: True warriors never hesitate. Daniel gains +1 on surprise and initiative rolls.

Manual at Arms[1]: Daniel can train up to soldiers in military discipline. At skill level 1, Daniel can earn 25gp per month training up light infantry. It takes 1 month to train recruits into light infantry. This skill stacks with the following skills:

Manual at Arms can be leveled up. At skill rank 2, Daniel earns 50gp a month. Daniel can train up to 50 soldiers per training period.

Labor Farming: Daniel is highly proficient at Farming. He can make a living from farming, earning 3-12gp per month. With a proficiency throw of 11+, Daniel can use his skill to interpret information from his field of specialization.

Adventuring: Daniel has prepared himself for a life of adventure. He knows how to clean and sharpen weapons, saddle and ride a horse, set up a camp, and search for a secret door. He has a rough idea of the value of common coins, trade goods, gems, and jewelry.

STR: 16* || +2
DEX: 15 || +1
CON: 13 || +1
WIS: 9 || 0
INT: 10 || 0
CHA: 12 ||

Combat Reflexes: True warriors never hesitate. Daniel gains +1 on surprise and initiative rolls.

Manual at Arms[1]: Daniel can train up to soldiers in military discipline. At skill level 1, Daniel can earn 25gp per month training up light infantry. It takes 1 month to train recruits into light infantry. This skill stacks with the following skills:

Manual at Arms can be leveled up. At skill rank 2, Daniel earns 50gp a month. Daniel can train up to 50 soldiers per training period.

Labor Farming: Daniel is highly proficient at Farming. He can make a living from farming, earning 3-12gp per month. With a proficiency throw of 11+, Daniel can use his skill to interpret information from his field of specialization.

Adventuring: Daniel has prepared himself for a life of adventure. He knows how to clean and sharpen weapons, saddle and ride a horse, set up a camp, and search for a secret door. He has a rough idea of the value of common coins, trade goods, gems, and jewelry.

STR: 16* || +2
DEX: 15 || +1
CON: 13 || +1
WIS: 9 || 0
INT: 10 || 0
CHA: 12 ||

Combat Reflexes: True warriors never hesitate. Daniel gains +1 on surprise and initiative rolls.

Manual at Arms[1]: Daniel can train up to soldiers in military discipline. At skill level 1, Daniel can earn 25gp per month training up light infantry. It takes 1 month to train recruits into light infantry. This skill stacks with the following skills:

Manual at Arms can be leveled up. At skill rank 2, Daniel earns 50gp a month. Daniel can train up to 50 soldiers per training period.

Labor Farming: Daniel is highly proficient at Farming. He can make a living from farming, earning 3-12gp per month. With a proficiency throw of 11+, Daniel can use his skill to interpret information from his field of specialization.

Adventuring: Daniel has prepared himself for a life of adventure. He knows how to clean and sharpen weapons, saddle and ride a horse, set up a camp, and search for a secret door. He has a rough idea of the value of common coins, trade goods, gems, and jewelry.

STR: 16* || +2
DEX: 15 || +1
CON: 13 || +1
WIS: 9 || 0
INT: 10 || 0
CHA: 12 ||

Precise Shooting[1]: Buford may conduct missile attacks against opponents engaged in melee at a -4 penalty to his attack throw. A character may take this proficiency multiple times. Each time the proficiency is taken, the penalty to attack opponents in melee is reduced by 2. Characters without this proficiency cannot attack opponents engaged in melee with missile attacks.

Tracking: Buford can follow tracks with a proficiency throw of 11+. The task may be harder or easier depending on situations like how many creatures are being tracked, whether the ground is soft, whether it has snowed ect. Characters move at half speed while tracking.

Craft (Armorer[1]): Buford the Scout has studied under a guild craftsman armorer. The character is considered an apprentice in his trade, and can identify masterwork items, rare materials, and famous artisans with a proficiency throw of 11+. He can manufacture 10gp per month of goods. A further point in this craft and he will be considered a Journeyman, manufacturing goods worth 20gp per month, and supervise up to 3 apprentices, increasing their productivity by 50%.

This proficiency can be taken again to develop other crafts.

Adventuring: Daniel has prepared himself for a life of adventure. He knows how to clean and sharpen weapons, saddle and ride a horse, set up a camp, and search for a secret door. He has a rough idea of the value of common coins, trade goods, gems, and jewelry.

STR 15* || +2
DEX 15* || +1
CON 13 || +1
INT 12 || 0
WIS 10 || 0
CHA 11 || 0

• Well-oiled sword [1d6 one handed / 1d8 two handed]
• Metal shield, re-painted many times [AC +1]
• Slightly battered chainmail armour [AC 4]
• Crossbow [1d6] and a case with 20 bolts
• Military tunic
• Boots
• Backpack
• 2 Weeks' iron rations
• 10 torches

Precise Shooting[1]: Buford may conduct missile attacks against opponents engaged in melee at a -4 penalty to his attack throw. A character may take this proficiency multiple times. Each time the proficiency is taken, the penalty to attack opponents in melee is reduced by 2. Characters without this proficiency cannot attack opponents engaged in melee with missile attacks.

Tracking: Buford can follow tracks with a proficiency throw of 11+. The task may be harder or easier depending on situations like how many creatures are being tracked, whether the ground is soft, whether it has snowed ect. Characters move at half speed while tracking.

Craft (Armorer[1]): Buford the Scout has studied under a guild craftsman armorer. The character is considered an apprentice in his trade, and can identify masterwork items, rare materials, and famous artisans with a proficiency throw of 11+. He can manufacture 10gp per month of goods. A further point in this craft and he will be considered a Journeyman, manufacturing goods worth 20gp per month, and supervise up to 3 apprentices, increasing their productivity by 50%.

This proficiency can be taken again to develop other crafts.

Adventuring: Daniel has prepared himself for a life of adventure. He knows how to clean and sharpen weapons, saddle and ride a horse, set up a camp, and search for a secret door. He has a rough idea of the value of common coins, trade goods, gems, and jewelry.

STR 15* || +2
DEX 15* || +1
CON 13 || +1
INT 12 || 0
WIS 10 || 0
CHA 11 || 0

• Well-oiled sword [1d6 one handed / 1d8 two handed]
• Metal shield, re-painted many times [AC +1]
• Slightly battered chainmail armour [AC 4]
• Crossbow [1d6] and a case with 20 bolts
• Military tunic
• Boots
• Backpack
• 2 Weeks' iron rations
• 10 torches

By order of Commander Ulrand, a reward of 2,000 gold pieces shall be paid to whoever puts a stop to the Beastmen raids that have plagued our territory as of late. Adventurers seeking to claim this reward should bring evidence of their success before the Commander at his Office in the Villa.

The Guild of Merchants earnestly seeks word of the whereabouts of two of its members, Daros and Odir, gone missing along the highway to Porttown. Those with knowledge of their whereabouts should speak to Karanos at the Forum on the town's outskirts.

Join our band! The Fierce Brethren, captained by the legendary Quintus the Rager, Vestus the Unlikely, and Zaira the Beautiful, are recruiting bold comrades for expeditions into the North Forest! Find us at the Traveler’s Inn in town.

WANTED: The brigand Dreadguard for desertion, drunkenness, kidnapping, manslaughter, mayhem, murder, robbery, and other outrages against the Realm! 750gp shall be paid by the Quartermaster to whomever brings this outlaw to justice, dead or alive.

Soldiers accursed by nightmares should seek sleep draughts or invocations of salving rest from Priestess Lynne at the Hospital. Sleeplessness is no excuse for dereliction of duty!

Combat Reflexes: True warriors never hesitate. Daniel gains +1 on surprise and initiative rolls.

Manual at Arms[1]: Daniel can train up to soldiers in military discipline. At skill level 1, Daniel can earn 25gp per month training up light infantry. It takes 1 month to train recruits into light infantry. This skill stacks with the following skills:

Manual at Arms can be leveled up. At skill rank 2, Daniel earns 50gp a month. Daniel can train up to 50 soldiers per training period.

Labor Farming: Daniel is highly proficient at Farming. He can make a living from farming, earning 3-12gp per month. With a proficiency throw of 11+, Daniel can use his skill to interpret information from his field of specialization.

Adventuring: Daniel has prepared himself for a life of adventure. He knows how to clean and sharpen weapons, saddle and ride a horse, set up a camp, and search for a secret door. He has a rough idea of the value of common coins, trade goods, gems, and jewelry.

STR: 16* || +2
DEX: 15 || +1
CON: 13 || +1
WIS: 9 || 0
INT: 10 || 0
CHA: 12 ||

Precise Shooting[1]: Buford may conduct missile attacks against opponents engaged in melee at a -4 penalty to his attack throw. A character may take this proficiency multiple times. Each time the proficiency is taken, the penalty to attack opponents in melee is reduced by 2. Characters without this proficiency cannot attack opponents engaged in melee with missile attacks.

Tracking: Buford can follow tracks with a proficiency throw of 11+. The task may be harder or easier depending on situations like how many creatures are being tracked, whether the ground is soft, whether it has snowed ect. Characters move at half speed while tracking.

Craft (Armorer[1]): Buford the Scout has studied under a guild craftsman armorer. The character is considered an apprentice in his trade, and can identify masterwork items, rare materials, and famous artisans with a proficiency throw of 11+. He can manufacture 10gp per month of goods. A further point in this craft and he will be considered a Journeyman, manufacturing goods worth 20gp per month, and supervise up to 3 apprentices, increasing their productivity by 50%.

This proficiency can be taken again to develop other crafts.

Adventuring: Daniel has prepared himself for a life of adventure. He knows how to clean and sharpen weapons, saddle and ride a horse, set up a camp, and search for a secret door. He has a rough idea of the value of common coins, trade goods, gems, and jewelry.

STR 15* || +2
DEX 15* || +1
CON 13 || +1
INT 12 || 0
WIS 10 || 0
CHA 11 || 0

• Well-oiled sword [1d6 one handed / 1d8 two handed]
• Metal shield, re-painted many times [AC +1]
• Slightly battered chainmail armour [AC 4]
• Crossbow [1d6] and a case with 20 bolts
• Military tunic
• Boots
• Backpack
• 2 Weeks' iron rations
• 10 torches