Fighter

Rogue

Skirmisher

Acolyte

Vocator

Assassin

Arcane Fist

Artificer

Alchemist

Berserker

Bladedancer

Cleric

Druid

Magus

Master-at-Arms

Necromancer

Pugilist

Ranger

Spellblade

Summoner

Vanguard

Archmage

Bladesinger

Bloodblade

Elementalist

Grandmaster

Juggernaut

Lich

Prismatic Knight

When attacking, add your movement speed or your mount’s movement speed to the damage of your attack. This can only be used if you have dashed in the round or have moved on a mount. 

Charge

You can choose to make a sweeping attack. Add the focus die to the attack roll. The attack damage a target adjacent to the original target for full damage. This attack may not critically hit. 

Sweep

**Grapple** with your weapon in place of a hand as long as you are holding it. This ignores OA and you will deal weapon damage upon success. Does not stack with any ability that provide weapon damage on grapple. Use 1 focus.

Armed Grapple

Use **reaction** to attack an opponent that has entered your reach after your last turn. Use 1 focus.

Brace

If you roll less than 8 on your d20 in the attack roll, the result is replaced with 8. Use 1 focus.

Cautious Attack

On hit, inflict **Bleeding**. Use 1 focus.

Cleave

Negate all **attack maluses** on the attack. Use 1 focus. 

Composed Attack

Cripple

Take **1 malus** to your **attack roll.** On hit, inflict **Disarmed**. Use 1 focus.

Disarm

On hit, inflict **Guard Break**. Use 1 focus.

Feint and Strike

Increase the reach of your attack by 2 tiles, and optionally allow you to move 2 tiles toward but not past them as part of the move, ignoring any OA provoked by such move. Use 1 focus.

Lunge

Add 5 damage to your attack. Use 1 focus.

Power Attack

On hit, push the opponent 3 tiles in a direct line away from you and inflict the Skewered status effect. Use 1 focus.

Push

Extend your reach by up to 2 tiles, on hit, pull the opponent 2 tiles toward your position when you initiate this play and inflict the Skewered status effect. Use 1 focus.

Pull

Add +5 to all of your melee attack's hit roll for the turn, but reduce your AC and save by 5 for the turn. Use 1 focus. Free action, does not modify an attack directly.

Reckless Attack

When attacking, move through your target and behind them in the same action, ignoring OA, provided there is room for you to do so. Use 1 focus.

Right Behind You

Stun

On hit, inflicts Blinded on your opponent, but take 1 malus to your attack roll. Use 1 focus.

Sting the Eyes

On hit, inflicts Prone on your opponent, but take 1 malus to your attack roll. Use 1 focus.

Trip

Ignore the long range penalty of the weapon, along with any partial cover between you and the enemy. Use 1 focus die. Increase range by 6 if there's no long range on your weapon.

Ace in the Hole

On hit, inflict Illuminated on the opponent. Use 1 focus.

Marking Shot

On hit, inflict Rot on the opponent. Use 1 focus.

Necrotic Shot

On hit, inflict Poisoned on the opponent. Use 1 focus.

Poisoned Shot

Negate all attack maluses on the attack. Use 1 focus.

Precise Shot

When you hit, you damage the original target plus a target adjacent to them. If your weapon has the **Loading** trait, then you fire a scattering of projectiles instead, and deal half damage to the original target and two targets next to them. Use 1 focus.

Rapid Shot

**Reload** as a **free-action**. Can be used once per round. Use 1 focus.

Sleight of Hand

Your attack deals no damage, but inflicts **Guard Break** on the original target and any target in a 3x3 square around them. Use 1 focus.

Whistling Shot

Move two tiles after an attack, ignoring any **OA** provoked by such a movement. Use 1 focus.

Hit and Run

When hiding, add +5 to your stealth check.

Ambush

You may leap horizontally and vertically for your full movement speed. And takes no damage from any jump that is below 12 tiles in height. Consumes a half-action and is considered dash-like.

Leap of Faith

Air Macen is one of the least common Macen (human) subspecies - mainly inhabiting the country of Maktuvia in the Ruttenian subcontinent. They are known to be agile - especially if magically gifted.

Air Macen

Earth macen is a relatively common and well distributed Macen subspecies, generally found in hillier or rough areas where Macen inhabit.

Earth Macen

Fire Macen is one of the most commonly found human heritage, many hailing from the more arid area of Ramul Ta, with an affinity for fire.

Fire Macen

Water Macen is the most common subspecies of all Macen, spreading all over the place. A normal Water Macen is less likely to become ill - a trait that is of advantage to survival everywhere. Magically gifted one find themselves gaining ability corresponding to their magical one.

Water Macen

Ardent Macen are artificially created, angellike Macen originating from Maktuvia. Ardent Macen not of Maktuvian origin can be found elsewhere, but are extremely rare. 

Ardent Macen

The Lathian Silnari are the people who gave its name to their very race - being the creator of the mighty Silnarian Empire, for whom every elf in the world of Drase is named after. The Lathian Silnari are known to have high latent magical potential.

Lathian Silnari

The Tholian Silnari are dark-skinned or purple skinned elf mainly inhabiting Lymia, an area to the east of Silnaria. They are mobile and nimble, and created a highly prosperous civilization within Lymia.

Tholian Silnari

The Fricharii Silnari are strong, muscular Silnari that inhabits the steppe to the south and dominate it, having driven most centaurs there into extinction or servitude. They're naturally proficient skirmishers and tends to be muscular - with more facial hair than the average Silnari.

Fricharii Silnari

The Scralian Silnari are Silnari living mainly in the Kingdom of Ombu to the southwest, cultivating their magical forest. They're somewhat attuned to nature and know how to best exploit it.

Scralian Silnari

Lora are a race of short, stocky people that have adapted to underground life. Lora is a species known for their adaptation to places where no other species would think of dwelling - Deep underground in massive, supernatural and carved caverns, on the side of mountains, within mountains, deep under city...Their physiology allows them to consume and grow underground plants that no other species can eat or digest properly, giving them a unique advantage.

Lora

The canifor are one of the most widespread and extant groups of beastkin, not unlike their animal canine counterparts, comprising a significant amount of beastkin population to the west of Silnaria, and is known to be present nearly everywhere canifors are - except in exotic, tropical southland.

Canifor

The Ursines are a group of beastkins that live in a range similar to the Canifor, often co inhabiting the same place as them. They are mostly limited to temperate areas.  Compared to the Canifor, Ursines tend to be more solitary and live in small communities close to forest, and have a preference for sweet and plant-like food, though they have an omnivorous diet. Their larger body and request for food means Ursine have seldomly formed or led any significant beastkin polity, and often ride along in the wake of a Canifor formed polity. Within the civilised beastkin community, Ursine tends to take on roles that require great physical strength.

Ursinoid

Compared to the Canifor, the Felinids are a less extant group - at least in the core regions of Ramul Ta, with most felinids being found to the south near the savanna and more arid region of Ramul Ta - thus less is known about them. Though most of their wild counterparts adopt a semi solitary style, for a sapient race like Felinid, that kind of lifestyle just won’t do. Felinids exhibit a preference for solitary work and craftsmanship. Felinids on average exhibit lower social energy, preferring to socialize within a close circle and only socialize with a wider circle of people occasionally. Felinid trends toward a core family based social structure, forming loose societies of associated families. Lack of any biological feeling or pulling toward distant relatives make Felinid society relatively democratic and consensus based.

Felinid

Anthropomorphic insectoid possessing partial exoskeleton, with four arms, and some having vestigial wings. Common but scattered across the world.

Reptilians are a group of beastkin that are mostly extant in the hot, arid region of Ramul Ta. Reptilians are not cold-blooded, unlike actual reptiles, but compared to most other humanoids, they have lower latent body heat, relying on environmental heat to fuel their body. This makes them better adapted for hotter environments, but Reptilians suffer badly in cold ones, limiting their range greatly.

Reptilian

Brayers are a group of ruminant-like humanoid with a wide range, known for their great size, strength and toughness. Brayers have a relatively long lifespan for a beastkin like species, outliving some other beastkins. Brayers range extensively across the world, and tend to form massive, herdlike societies, coalescing into tribes naturally, which together with their strength give them bargaining power amongst many polities.

Brayer

The Wildborn are so named because they are the only sub grouping of beastkins that are born in the wild - i.e. transformed directly from animals. The vast majority of wildborns are born naturally to humanoid parents, but a small group of them appears in magical land transformed from wild animals. Those beastkins are compatible biologically with each other but not with any of the named races and are present in small numbers where beastkin dwell. A named group cannot be a wildborn and vice versa. They can be used to represent any land, non-flying animals not represented by one of the named beastkin or existing race groups.

Wildborn

While traditionally included amongst the beastkin, some cultures see the Centaur as distinct from other “beastkins”, while Centaurs are also known to not experience any degree of Macenization - and most myths see them as different creatures. Centaurs inhabit a wide range - wherever horses naturally occur, centaurs occur. They tend to have low population density.

Centaur

Naga are a species of snake like people with the upper body of a human.

Naga

Tretons are a race that mostly inhabited the Arcane Seas, and were not native to Ramul Ta at all. With the opening of the first Arcane Gate in Ramul Ta, Tretons have migrated slowly - but surely onboard ships, carried by slave hunters or merchants who found a ready made source of human like, long-lived (mer)manpower in the seas. They are an amphibious race in their native environment, relying on land and unable to live far away from the small islands and landmasses that dot most of the Arcane Seas and provide vital shelter.

Treton

Like the Tretons, the Uzhis are not native to Ramul Ta, and are speculated to have come from the Arcane Seas - Or at least the one that inhabit Ramul Ta nowaday came from the Arcane Sea. Uzhi are often found scattered across Ramul Ta after their initial transportation to the continent, adapting to various harsh conditions on land that other species cannot tolerate. Like the Treton, Uzhi are an amphibious and not a truly aquatic race. They sometimes live in harmony with the Treton - but sometimes form an exclusive society of their own.

Uzhi

Titans are a race “native” to the Arcane Seas, but legends reiterated by integrated or captured Uzhi and Tretons tell of the Titans as intruders - not truly native to the Arcane Seas. No living Titan has provided a satisfactory and definitive backstory as to their origin - as all extant Titan have lived in the Arcane Seas for so long there is no reliable oral or literary tradition saying what happened before - only that the other races see them as intruders. As a result, Titan largely lives in isolated communities.

Titan

An ordinary Kemonomimi that doesn't have a special place unlike the higher caste Kitsune or Okamimi. They're generally more agile, but their magical potential is not as great of the rest.

Kemonomimi

A Kitsune or Okamimi are generally known for (Or believed to have) better magical potential than ordinary Kemonomimi, and overwhelmingly occupy the upper class in Runran society, but also make up a sizeable portion of the middle and lower class.

Kitsune / Okamimi

Red Oni are red skinned Onis best known for their great strength and endurance

Red Oni

Blue Onis are tall, strong, blue skinned Oni known for their magical power.

Blue Oni

Pale Onis are shorter Oni sporting tail and pale or purple skin known for their agility. They are routinely oppressed by their bigger cousin. 

Pale Oni

The midorite is one of the three groups of “Petit Northerners,” that emerged in Ramul Ta thousands of years ago. Unlike Oni and Kemonomimi, it seems they were here before recorded history began - the connection of (and naming of) Midorite to the northerners only came as the Arcane Gate(s) opened and Midorite, alongside Ryulin and Uto arrived alongside the foreigners. The terminology used to refer to those species changed, and soon the Runran terms for the three were adopted wildly.

Midorite

Ryujins share the same range as the Reptilian - preferring hot and arid land, and have a lower internal body temperature than regular. Ryujin legends and culture almost universally came ancestry from dragons or drakes - the former’s existence is not conclusively proven in Drase, while the latter are rarely found in the civilized part of the world. There are, however, some basis for the claims - as Ryujin is capable of turning larger at will and is capable of generating dangerous breath.

Ryujin

Utos are the rarest of the three Petit races. They are adapted to life in high-altitude and have feathery bodies that provide insulation, and they are also adapted to climbing. Their large vestigial wings are of no known practical use to Uto - and Uto have no magical ability to hide them. However, Uto have high frequency of occurrence of low level Air Magic, up to half of the population gaining ability to use low level, offensive Air Magic spell. Uniquely amongst the many races of Drase, Uto seems to have natural talent for combat, mastering complex maneuvers on average twice as quick as a normal Macen. Uto seem biologically inclined to stay in high altitude and mountainous climate, meaning few individuals venture down onto the flatland.

Mogash are one of the rarer races in the core region of Ramul Ta, as they are mostly found in the tropical region of the far south away from Drase. They are known to have extreme bursts of seemingly magical resilience, able to break free of restraints, expel poison and ignore wounds in desperation. They are also known for spontaneous bursts of mobility, two traits that might assist them in surviving in the jungle to the south - but it is unknown whether Mogash were made to survive in the jungle - or they just happened to arrive and adapted to it and there are Mogash elsewhere.

Mogash

A race of plant people exhibiting the trait of either woody or leavey plant, with unique morphing ability.

Vedurian

You gain the ability to swim at the same speed as you walk, dive in 300m deep water, become immune to barotrauma, stay indefinitely in oxygenated water without running out of oxygen, and lose any malus from attacking underwater.

Aqua Heritage

You gain the ability to use Martial Weapons.

Cross Training

You gain 12 tiles of dark vision, turning dark locations to lightly obscured locations, and gain a single bonus on all perception / detection checks you make. 

Enhanced Vision

Everything in **Enhanced Vision**, but enhanced to **30 tiles**.

Night Hunter

You gain the ability to magically levitate, lifting yourself off the ground. As long as you are not immobilized, you hover over harmful terrain effects and ignore land-based difficult terrain penalties. 

Levitation

You learn four 4 more languages of your choice, and potentially gain fluency in a maximum of 12. After spending half an hour listening to people speaking a language you do not know, you may roll an Int Check against DC 10 to immediately gain a rudimentary spoken knowledge of the language, which is forgotten soon after you stop regularly using the language. 

Linguist

You gain a pair of magical wings - between half to twice your arm span, that sprouts magically outside or through your clothing, and may be retracted into your body. And the ability to perform short range magical flight. As long as you are not immobilized, you hover over harmful terrain effects and ignore land-based difficult terrain penalties. You can also fly vertically and horizontally. Flying vertically costs one tile of movement. If you end movement mid-air, you fall straight down to solid ground if you do so, taking fall damage in the process. You may glide gracefully, and for the purpose of calculating fall damage, the tiles you fall are reduced by half your movement speed. While flying, you cannot grapple, be grappled or have any creatures mounted on you. Grants the Wings Natural Weapon, which is eligible for Enchantments and Runes.

Magical Wings

You add one weapon with the Natural Weapon property that is not Wings to your list of attacks. You may use it anytime and it cannot be disarmed from you unless physically removed. You may retract it back into your body as a free-action, and extend it as a half-action. Their damage increases to 1d8 if you are not wielding any shield. The natural weapon is now eligible for Enchantments and Runes. The natural weapon's damage die scales to match that of your Unarmed Strike.

Natural Weapon

You add two weapons with the Natural Weapon that is not Wings property to your list of attacks.

Natural Weapon (Advanced)

You are able to comprehend the speech of animals (including floral and fungal beasts) and your words are laced with nature magic that passively affects animals that hear them by translating your words into concepts and context they can understand and temporarily increasing their intelligence to that of a human of equivalent maturity, this increase lasting up to 1 minute without follow-up conversation. This allows one to bargain with animals as if they were humans, striking deals of cooperation and even negotiating with hostile animals, but their increased intelligence also means that they will be equally cunning and wise as a human of equivalent maturity when negotiating, and basic self-preservation means they will often choose to avoid risky tasks like combat unless there is a good incentive for them to do so, much like a human hireling or mercenary. Once a bargain is struck, for them to perform their task they must retain their intelligence, which can be achieved by chanting an oath, which the animal must repeat. Once that has happened, their eyes are branded with a magic seal and they may retain intelligence as long as they are within 5 km of you, and if capable of flight not at an altitude more than 50m above ground level, as it would break their magical connection with either the user or the earth. You are able to strike oaths with animals up to your character level worth in total TL at any given time.

Nature Speech

Your body seems to emit pheromones or smells that make you smell great to any other sapient, making them naturally more inclined to like you. You gain 1 bonus to persuasion checks.

Pheromones

Your character may brew potions and create the Fougasse trap. Check the Potion Brewing section for rules. You gain one bonus to check involving knowledge related to botany, alchemy and medicinally useful animal parts. 

Potion Brewing

You may mount and control a creature in battle with the trait of Mount. While mounted, you may use a **pierce** polearm with the cavalry property as a **one-handed weapon**.

Rider

You are very hard to surprise, you negate all malus to perception checks and you have a bonus to avoid dangers or surprises, even if you may not be consciously aware of it such as falling anvils you have detected.

Sixth Sense

You can see any creatures (Non-Construct) with heat within **24 tiles**. You gain **3 bonuses** to detect any of those creatures. This will not help you detect inanimate objects.

Thermal Sensing

The range of your thermal sight is extended to 60 tiles.

Thermal Sensing (Long Range)

When you make a ranged attack, you ignore malus from ½ cover, and gain the **Rapid Shot and Precise Shot** plays for free. You may use ranged weapons that require the **Archery** perk.

Archery

You're an expert with crossbow.
* You may use your reaction to fire a shot with any crossbow.
* You ignore any OA provoked by firing your crossbow.
* You ignore any penalty from shooting pass cover or allies. 


Crossbow Expert

Endurant (Advanced)

Endurant (Master)

Your ability with one-handed melee weapons allows you to overcome their inherent disadvantages compared to battlefield weapons.
* When dual wielding **one-handed melee weapons**, their weapon die is **d8 at minimum** and the user gains **+1 AC**
* When wielding a **one-handed melee weapon** together with a **buckler**, their weapon die is **d8 at minimum** and the user gains **+2 AC** instead of **+1 AC** from the buckler
* When wielding a **one-handed melee weapon** while leaving the **other hand empty**, the weapon die is **d10 at minimum** and the user gains **+1 AC**

Fencing Adept

When wielding one or more one-handed melee weapon, you may use your reaction to attack anyone who attempted to attack you the last round, such an attack gains an attack bonus. This cannot be used consecutively.

Fencing Diestro

You gain 1 bonus to grappling attempt. You ignore opportunity attacks triggered by Grappling.

Grappler

Magic Dabbler

You gain +3 Magic. You may take spells and invest mastery as if you had 1 MR if you have 0 MR.

Magic Novice

Play Adept

You gain +4 Plays, and gain a weapon bonus to every applicable melee attack play as if your weapon grants a bonus to it. This doesn’t stack with pre-existing weapon bonuses.

Play Expertise

When wielding a **shield**, you gain **+1 defense bonus** when using **Defend**, and **negate 1 speed penalty from using heavy shields.**

Name:	Name Here	AC:	9	Max HP:	-1	MR:	0
Race:	None	Speed:	0	HP	-1	Magic:	0
Exp:	0	Max Focus	0	Temp HP	N/A	Contract	0
Level:	1	Focus	0	Plays	0	Max Mana:	0
Size:	0					Mana	0
Basic Class:		Advanced Class:		Master Class:			N/A

Attribute	Base	Initial ASI	ASI	Total	Mod
Power	8			8	-1
Finesse	8			8	-1
Endurance	8			8	-1
Intelligence	8			8	-1
Will	8			8	-1
Remaining:	N/A	19	0	N/A	N/A

Name	To-Hit Bonus	Damage	Type	Properties & Plays
This is an example	To-Hit Bonus = POW or FIN Mod (If Finesse) + Lv Bonus + Enchantment Bonus	Die Number + Appropriate Pow / Fin Mod	Damage Type	Insert Properties & Plays
Unarmed Strike	0	1 + -1	Blunt	Non-Lethal, Simple, Finesse
Dagger	0	1d4 + -1	Pierce	Simple, Finesse, Thrown (3 / 7), Finisher, Nimble (1d8), Batch (15)
Power Weapon	0	Die Number + -1	Damage Type
Finesse Weapon	0	Die Number + -1	Damage Type

School	Aero	Alchemy	Aqua	Artifice	Faith	Pyro	Geo	Nature	Necromancy
Mastery Level	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
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