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--- audeo:creating_the_adventurer [2013/04/28 11:00] – [C] Freeform Creation] JasonP
+++ audeo:creating_the_adventurer [2013/04/30 10:08] (current) – [A] Unfolding Creation] JasonP
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 Besides obviously needing imagination, you need to bring a few things to the table in order to create an Adventurer. You will need two sheets of paper or some way to keep track of: a worksheet, and a definition.
-The **worksheet** will details the options picked, created, or rolled for the adventurer, it is a kind of log of their creation. It is kept forever since it does shine light on adventurer in ways the definition does not. Record on this worksheet that all of the adventurers [[:audeo:terms#Generalized Potential (GP)|abilities]] start at potential of 2, and those will likely increase as you go through creation. You should also record they start with 0 Xp, 5 Ip, and 10 Gold.
+The **worksheet** will details the options picked, created, or rolled for the adventurer, it is a kind of log of their creation. It is kept forever since it does shine light on adventurer in ways the definition does not. Record on this worksheet that all of the adventurers [[:audeo:terms#Generalized Potential (GP)|abilities]] start at potential of 2, and those will likely increase as you go through creation. You should also record they start with 0 Xp, 5 Ip, and 15 Gold.
 The **definition** is the things that define the adventurer in the rules of the game. You will use this with the rules to determine how they fare in their Pursuits, and shape it based on what you record in your worksheet.
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 ===== A] Unfolding Creation =====
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+In unfolding creation you use directed randomness to create your adventurer. You make general choices about them and roll the dice to see what happened. This lets you feel as if you are making the choices your adventured did in their life. You will need a single six-sided die to use this method, and a print out for, or the page [[:audeo:Binding of Laurus]] itself, to reference. In particular you will use the [[:audeo:Binding of Laurus#Unfolding Tables]] section most often.
+The first step is the rough shape of the adventurer. You choose the [[:audeo:Binding of Laurus#Land]] in which the adventurer was: [[:audeo:Binding of Laurus#Born]]. After that, roll a die on one of the [[:audeo:Binding of Laurus#Upbringing Tables]] to determine where your adventurer Grew Up, and then do the same for where they were Named. Record all the details for these directed rolls. If nothing has given your adventurer a Heritage, choose or roll one on the [[:audeo:Binding of Laurus#Race]] table. Record its details as well onto your worksheet.
+The second step is the early experiences of the adventurer. You get three choices on the [[:audeo:Binding of Laurus#Early Experiences Tables]], roll the die for each and see what comes up. After that, discover exactly what happened with another roll on the proper table you determined from this one. Meaning, if you roll a Failed Pursuit, on the first roll, toss a die and consult that table to see what you get. Record the details and follow any rules for each (possibly rolling on other tables).
+You can place these in any order you'd like, chronologically for the story of your adventurer. This doesn't matter one lick for adventurer creation, but does often have an impact on how you view the story of your adventurer.
+Finally, for the third step you can elect to purchase up to three Electives with Gold. Each purchase costs 3 Gold and lets you do one of the following:
+  * Gain another random Early Experience, use the rules above to determine it.
+  * Roll an Exploit, use the table based on where your adventurer was Named.
+  * Roll an Encounter, use the table based on where your adventurer Grew up.
 ===== B] Random Creation =====

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