Vault

The character's race physiology grants them a bonus of +1 in Strength. Their natural toughness allow the Ukhers to remain conscious for up to 5 seconds after their HP drops to 0.

The character falls unconscious.

Talent for creatures that cannot wield any gear and so giving them extra experience to compensate.

A vial made out of iron or glass that can contain up to 25cL of liquid.

This small glass flask grants +2 Vigor for the next 30s when consumed.

This armor that gives +1 Reflex but -1 Cunning and Perception (all Physical) is made out of interlaced Virelleafs, treated to keep their natural reactivity. The material subtly shifts with motion, tightening and releasing to guide the wearer's muscles, lending a natural quickness to every action. Its floral fibers hum faintly as they open and close, almost like a living thing. However, the constant shimmer and the plant's faint scent can distract the mind and dull awareness of the surroundings. The Petalbloom Vest favors instinct over thought — a quick body, but a wandering mind.

This two handed virelleaf crossbow deals 1d12 Piercing damage and gives a bonus of +1 to the test. This weapon's frame is reinforced with Vireleaf fibers, giving it a faintly organic flexibility. The plant's reactive nature lets the limbs store and release energy more efficiently, making the shot feel smoother and slightly quicker. The bowstring hums softly as if the weapon itself inhales before firing. While the recoil is gentler and the reload faster, the crossbow has a subtle “living” quality — its fibers shift ever so slightly with temperature and motion, making it seem to respond to its wielder's rhythm.

This two handed virelleaf longbow deals 1d10 Piercing damage and gives a bonus of +1 to the test. This weapon is woven with flexible strands of Vireleaf, a plant known for its reactive stems and petal fibers. The result is a bow that almost seems to breathe — its limbs flex and recover with unusual speed, responding subtly to the rhythm of the archer's motion. The draw feels lighter, yet the release carries a sharp, living pulse as the organic fibers tighten and spring back in harmony.

This one handed vitrium axe deals 1d8 Slashing damage, gives a bonus of +1 to the test and ignores 1 level of resistance. This weapon bears a Vitrium head that shimmers with a faint silvery luster. Its reduced weight makes each swing swift yet firm, the edge maintaining an unnaturally keen bite through resilient materials.

This one handed vitrium dagger deals 1d4 Piercing damage, gives a bonus of +1 to the test and ignores 1 level of resistance. This weapon is a slim Vitrium blade, so polished it almost disappears in bright light. Its lightweight build allows for rapid, seamless motion, each thrust tracing a flicker of silvery brilliance.

This two handed vitrium great axe deals 1d12 Slashing damage, gives a bonus of +1 to the test and ignores 1 level of resistance. This weapon carries a vast, curved head of Vitrium, its mirror-bright surface reflecting movement like liquid light. Each motion feels effortless, the alloy's balance making even great swings fluid and controlled.

This two handed vitrium great sword deals 1d10 Piercing or Slashing damage, gives a bonus of +1 to the test and ignores 1 level of resistance. This weapon extends in a long, gleaming blade of Vitrium. Despite its impressive size, it remains remarkably light, its surface catching the light in soft ripples as if alive with quiet energy.

This armor that gives Slashing Resistance 1 (Physical) is made out of fine Vitrium rings, each link gleaming with a pale silver sheen that shifts softly under the light. The metal feels almost weightless to the touch, flowing with the wearer rather than against them. Its flexibility allows for quiet motion and agile stance, while still offering dependable protection against blades.

This armor that gives Slashing Resistance 1 and Piercing Resistance 1 (both Physical) is made out of polished Vitrium plates, smooth as glass and pale like moonlight. Each curve and edge is shaped with delicate precision, forming a suit that hugs the body without constraining it. The metal feels light under the hand, almost buoyant, allowing its wearer to move with surprising ease despite the solid protection it offers.

This one handed vitrium rapier deals 1d6 Piercing damage, gives a bonus of +1 to the test and ignores 1 level of resistance. This weapon features a Vitrium blade so fine it seems spun from moonlight. The metal's elasticity grants it perfect flex and return, each thrust carrying a silent, vibrating precision.

This two handed vitrium spear deals 1d8 Piercing damage, gives a bonus of +1 to the test and ignores 1 level of resistance. This weapon bears a long shaft tipped with a Vitrium point. The tip glows faintly under certain light, its shape honed to pierce with almost frictionless ease through air and armor alike.

This one handed vitrium sword deals 1d6 Piercing or Slashing damage, gives a bonus of +1 to the test and ignores 1 level of resistance. This weapon is forged from Vitrium, its blade gleaming with a pale metallic sheen. The alloy's remarkable lightness allows for fluid motion, while its inner resonance gives each strike a subtle hum of contained energy.

The character's race physiology grants them a bonus of +1 in Agility. The Waniama legs morphology grants the character a bonus of +1.5m in Movement in addition to reducing fall damage by 1d6.

The character minimum HP are increased by 20% of their maximum HP. Once per hour, one can spend 4AP to negate the effect with a successful Cunning test -5. Once per day, one can spend a hour to remove the affliction with a successful Cunning test -5.

When performing an action that deals Piercing damage and benefits from a bonus to its test, the action first Piercing damage dice is maximised.