ADVANCED DUNGEONS & DRAGONS

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1-1 Cover sheet information
1-1.1 Character Name:Thai Khetasi (Ace)
1-1.2 Player Name:Rpbert L. Vaessen
1-1.3 Character Type/Class:4th level Hakheerian Blade (Bard)
(Enter characters Level, Race, and Class. For example: 3rd Level Elven Mage)
1-1.4 Character Number:5
(The Basic Fuck-Me number. Assigned by the DM)
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3-3 Basic character information
3-3.1.a Character Number:
@5
(The Basic Fuck-Me number. Assigned by the DM)
3-3.1.b Character Name:
@Thai Khetasi (Ace)
3-3.1.c Player Name:
@Robert L. Vaessen

3-3.2 Level/Race/Class:
@4th level Hakheerian Blade (Bard)
(Enter characters Level, Race, and Class. For example: 3rd Level Elven Mage)

3-3.3 General Characteristics
3-3.3.a Hit Points:
@29
3-3.3.b Fatigue Points:
@14
(See 4-4.1.a.f)
3-3.3.c Spell Points:
@54
(See 4-4.1.d)
3-3.3.d Armor Class:
@0
(See 4-4.1.g.a)
3-3.3.e THAC0:
@19
(From PHB pg 121, table 53)
3-3.3.f Initiative:
@Fast
(See 4-4-4.4.e)
3-3.3.g Move:
@14
(See 4-4.3.g)
3-3.3.h PSPÕs:
@n/a
(See S&P pg 144, and table 74 to determine base PSPÕs. The score reflected here is after all modifiers have been applied)
3-3.3.i MAC:
@8
(See S&P pgÕs 143-144, and table 74 to determine base MAC. The score reflected here is after all modifiers have been applied)
3.3.j MTHAC0:
@n/a
(see 6-5.2.l)

3-3.4 Identifying Characteristics
3-3.4.a Race:
@Hakheerian
(Character may select from the races presented by the DM as acceptable races)
3-3.4.b Sex:
@Male
3-3.4.c Age:
@23
(See PHB pg 33, table 11)
3-3.4.d Height (feet & inches):
@66"/5'6"
(See PHB pg 33, table 13)
3-3.4.e Weight (pounds):
@130#
(See PHB pg 33, table 13)
3-3.4.f Hair color:
@Brown
3-3.4.g Eye color:
@Black
3-3.4.h Other distinguishing physical characteristics:Well, I've got four arms. How's that for distinguishing.
3.4.i Handedness:
@UL-LR (Normal humanoids would put left, right, or ambi)
(Roll 1d20 & 1d10. d20 represents right hand. d10 represents left hand. High roll indicates handedness. Tie indicates natural ambidexterity)

3-3.5 Societal/Familial Characteristics
3-3.5.a Homeland (Country/City):
@Turmish/Ravilars Cloak
(Usually provided by the DM. May be selected by player if determined in conjunction with an appropriate background, and approved by DM)
3-3.5.b Tribe or Clan:
@Twirling blade factor
(Typically reserved for Dwarves, Trolls, Orcs, Berserkers', Barbarians, etc)
3-3.5.c Birth rank/Siblings:
@none. orphan. parents unknown
(Whether or not a character is generally left up to the Player)
3-3.5.d Social Standing:
@n/a adventurer.
(Social ranks are sometimes dependent on a characters background, or Class. See S&P pg 65, table 40)
3-3.5.e Renown:
@40%
(See House Rules/DM for determining Renown)
3-3.5.f Base of opÕs (Country/City):
@Sembia/Willip
(Base of Operations will be Sembia/Willip)
3-3.5.g Mentor/Sponsor:
@n/a
(A Mentor/Sponsor; if applicable, will be revealed through adventuring/role-playing)
3-3.5.h Trainer(s):
@Arach-nid (Rogue) bldg 420, Helicaster Falanx (Warrior) bldg 467, Delon Sepadri (Bard) bldg 468.
(A Trainer; when applicable, will be revealed through adventuring/role-playing, and must be contracted by the character)
3-3.5.i Character Background:
@Thai Khetasi was raised until the age of fifteen in an orphanage in Alaghon. (Capital of Turmish) He was abused and ridiculed because of his race. He ran away from the orphanage and found life on the streets harsh. He was befriended by Kadell Priond, a street rogue. They traveled to Ravilars Cloak and became members of the Twirling blade factor. Learned different rogue skills than most Bards. Escape artist, blade, burglar. Trying to reform. 
(Under most circumstances a player may concoct a background for the character. The DM may approve, disprove, or supply a character background. A listing/table of background events can be found in S&P, pgÕs 9-11)

3-3.6 Profession
(A characters Profession/Class, etc may be selected from those viable options presented/permitted by the DM. The PHB, and Complete Series of Handbooks are used. Do not use S&P to build Classes/Professions)
3-3.6.a Basic Type(s):
@Rogue
(Five Basic types: Warrior, Wizard, Priest, Rogue, and Psionicist)
3-3.6.b Class(es):
@Bard
(Examples: Cleric, Specialty Priest, Druid, Fighter, Ranger, Paladin, Illusionist, Necromancer, Thief, Bard)
3-3.6.c Subclass(es)/Specialty(ies):
@n/a
(Examples: Arctic Druid, Plains Druid, Sea Ranger, Brute (Barbarian), Chevalier (Paladin), Undead Master (Necromancer), Loremaster (Bard))
3-3.6.d Kit(s):
@Blade
(Examples: Beastfriend (Druid), Pacifist Priest, Gladiator (Warrior), Expatriate (Paladin))
3-3.6.e Profession/Class/Subclass/Kit abilities:
(Record general/specific notes relative to the characters class. i.e. May Perform tracking. See S&P pg...)
3-3.6.e.1 Short notes:
@(slightly modified):Restricted armor: may use any weapons: use phb table 25, pg 53 for experience points: spell casting ability (wizard spells): use thieve abilities (modified): showy blade displays, intricate ritual martial displays: may only have prof. with one purely missile weapon:nwp bonuses: often dress in black: weapons display: cast spells as wizard at one level lower. Able to learn all wizard spells. No school of opposition. No school of opposition penalties.
3-3.6.e.2 Weapons display:  
@Blade must whirl a non-missile weapon about his body. Observer must be close enough to observe. Has no effect on those already in combat. Only works on those of 5 or > INT who can either use weapons or have seen them used. By whirling the Blade can affect the morale & courage of others. Display lowers opponent morale by 2. Inspires allies; giving +1 to attack rolls. Display must last at least a full round. useable once per encounter. Effect lasts 1 rnd/level requires sufficient room to perform the maneuver.
3-3.6.e.3 Handle Weapons:
@Train w/weapons in both hands. (All hands) No penalty in primary hands. -2 in secondary hands. Considered ambidextrous. When attempting to catch small weapons (Juggling) the attack roll is made using the blades level as a bonus. I have also spent extra points on my character to become quadradextrous. (Hakheerians have 4 arms!)
3-3.6.e.4 Trick Throw:
hurled or thrown weapons. Make called shots at -4 penalty. This penalty is reduced by 1/5 levels of experience.
3-3.6.e.5 Blind Fighting:
@Includes thrown or fired weapons for the Blade. To a range of 30'.
3-3.6.e.6 Defensive/Offensive Spin:
@Defensive spin is in the form of a hard parry. Blade creates a deadly shell around his body using his weapons. Blade may not attack during the same round. AC of blade is lowered by half the blades level (Round up). Any creature that makes a melee attack against the blade must make a svs paralyzation or take damage equal to half the blades level (Round up). The damage is limited to to the weapons max damage. Including any bonuses of the weapon. Defensive spin can only be used once per combat encounter. Lasts a max nr. of rnds equal to the blades CON. A successful hit on the blade ends the spin.  Offensive spin is threatening fearsome display of skill directed at a specific opponent. The spin lasts the entire rnd. During which the blade may not attack and gets no AC bonus as in defensive spin. On next rnd the blade makes a normal to hit roll. if he hits the victim must make a morale check or try to stay at least 10' away from the blade. (Choose a different opponent or flee in terror) Offensive spin may only be attempted once on any particular creature/opponent. Furthermore the blade may not have been damaged by that opponent prior to the offensive spin. Keep in mind that the opponent gets a free rnd to attack during the 1st rnd of the offensive spin. Offensive spin only works against creatures of low (5) or greater INT. If the spin is interrupted the blade does not get to attack. The attempt is simply wasted.

3-3.7 Ability Scores
(The Subabilities from S&P are used, in addition to the standard ability scores. See S&P pgÕs 13-21 for all information regarding ability/subability scores)
3-3.7.a STRENGTH/STR:
@17(16 in lower set of arms)
3-3.7.a.a STAMINA/STA:
@16
3-3.7.a.a.a Weight allowance:
@70#
3-3.7.a.a.b Fatigue Modifier:
@+2
3-3.7.a.b MUSCLE/MUS:
@18(17 in lower arms)
3-3.7.a.b.a Melee to hit adjustment:
@+1 upper/+1 lower
3-3.7.a.b.b Damage adjustment:
@+3 upper/+1 lower
3-3.7.a.b.c Maximum press:
@255# upper/220# lower
3-3.7.a.b.d Open doors:
@11 upper/10 lower
3-3.7.a.b.e Bend bars/lift gates:
@16% upper/13% lower
3-3.7.b DEXTERITY/DEX:
@18
3-3.7.b.a AIM/AIM:
@18
(A character with thieving abilities modifies certain thieving abilities based on their DEX/AIM score. See house rules)
3-3.7.b.a.a Missile to hit adjustment:
@+2
3-3.7.b.a.b Pick pockets:
@n/a
3-3.7.b.a.c Open locks:
@+15%
3-3.7.b.a.d Find and remove traps:
@+5%
3-3.7.b.a.e Escape bonds:
@n/a
3-3.7.b.a.f Forge documents:
@n/a
3-3.7.b.a.g Tunneling:
@n/a
3-3.7.b.b BALANCE/BAL:
@18
(A character with thieving abilities modifies certain thieving abilities based on their DEX/BAL score. See house rules)
3-3.7.b.b.a Reaction adjustment:
@+2
3-3.7.b.b.b Defensive Adjustment:
@-4
(Applies to AC, and saving throws vs attack forms which may be dodged)
3-3.7.b.b.c Move silently:
@n/a
3-3.7.b.b.d Hide in shadows:
@+10%
3-3.7.b.b.e Climb walls:
@n/a
3-3.7.c CONSTITUTION/CON:
@16
3-3.7.c.a HEALTH/HEA:
@16
3-3.7.c.a.a System shock:
@95%
3-3.7.c.a.b Poison save:
@n/a
3-3.7.c.b FITNESS/FIT:
@16
3-3.7.c.b.a Hit point adjustment:
@+2
3-3.7.c.b.b Resurrection chance:
@96%
3-3.7.d INTELLIGENCE/INT:
@17
3-3.7.d.a REASON/REA:
@17
3-3.7.d.a.a Highest spell level:
@9th
3-3.7.d.a.b Maximum number of spells:
@18
3-3.7.d.a.c Spell immunities:
@n/a
3-3.7.d.b KNOWLEDGE/KNO:
@17
3-3.7.d.b.a Bonus number of proficiencies:
@7
3-3.7.d.b.b % chance to learn spells:
@85%
3-3.7.e WISDOM/WIS:
@16
3-3.7.e.a INTUITION/INU:
@15
3-3.7.e.a.a Bonus priest spells:
@n/a
3-3.7.e.a.b % chance of spell failure:
@n/a
3-3.7.e.b WILLPOWER/WIL:
@17
3-3.7.e.b.a Magic defensive adjustment:
@+3
3-3.7.e.b.b Specific spell immunities:
@n/a
3-3.7.f CHARISMA/CHA:
@17
3-3.7.f.a LEADERSHIP/LEA:
@16
3-3.7.f.a.a Henchmen loyalty base:
@+6
3-3.7.f.a.b Number of henchmen:
@10
3-3.7.f.b APPEARANCE/APP:
@18
3-3.7.f.b.a NPC reaction adjustment:
@+7
3-3.7.g Racial adjustment to ability scores:
@STR +1, CON +1, INT -1, WIS -1
(The racial and age adjustments to ability scores should be factored into the appropriate ability scores, but also listed here)
3-3.7.h The specific spells the character is immune to are:
@none
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4-4.1 Points and Armor Class
4-4.1.a.a Base fatigue points:
@6
(Characters receive base hit die fatigue points. i.e. Warriors receive 10, wizards 4. This number is modified by various factors. (STR/STA, CON/FIT, & level) See C&T pg 28)
4-4.1.a.b STR/STA +/- (fatigue point adjustment):
@+2
(A characterÕs stamina influences when he becomes fatigued. Stamina modifies fatigue points in the same manner that fitness adjusts hit points. See S&P, table 7)
4-4.1.a.c CON/FIT +/- (hit point adjustment):
@+2
(A characterÕs fitness influences when he becomes fatigued. Fitness modifies fatigue points in the same manner that fitness adjusts hit points. See S&P, table 7)
4-4.1.a.d Endurance skill modifier:
@+3
(The endurance skill can also modify ones fatigue points)
4-4.1.a.e Fatigue points gained with levels:
@+1
(Warrior type characters gain 1 fatigue point every level. Beginning at 2nd level. Non warrior types gain 1 fatigue point every other level. Beginning at 3rd level)
4-4.1.a.f Modified/Total fatigue points:
@14
4-4.1.b Critical damage:
@none yet
(Special damage caused by a critical hit. Such as having an arm severed; an eye gouged out, or hamstrung. The critical wound should be recorded here. Along with any attack or movement penalties)
4-4.1.c Hit points/HP:
@29
(This is where the characters base line/uninjured hit points are recorded.As with all scores that change frequently during the course of an adventure, the starting score should be recorded on the character sheet and all losses/recoveries etc. should be recorded on a scrap of paper or index card. Be sure to apply all appropriate ability score adjustments to your hit points)
4-4.1.d Spell Points/SpPts:
@54
(Spell points are computed/calculated according to the appropriate house rules)
4-4.1.e Psionic strength points/PSPÕs:
@n/a
(Rule for psionics are covered in S&P, pgÕs 142-175)
4-4.1.f Mental armor class/MAC:
@8
(Mental armor class is based on a characters intelligence and wisdom. See S&P, pg 144)
4-4.1.g.a Armor class/AC:
@0
(When active/alert and wearing armor)
4-4.1.g.b Armor worn:
@none:special magic item gives -2 to AC: +2 ring of protection.
(Keep in mind that wizards may not wear suits of armor that are composed primarily of metal. See the House rules)
4-4.1.g.c +/- to AC due to DEX/BAL (defensive adjustment):
@-4
4-4.1.g.d AC adjustments due to physical or racial abilities:
@none
(This may be due to some racial trait, such as tough hide. Or because of a races base AC)
4-4.1.g.e AC adjustment due to some other reasons:
@non armored rogue. -2 to AC (Not applicable when surprised. or from behind)
(In general this may be due to some magical item, or enchantment)
4-4.1.g.f.a AC while alert:
@0
4-4.1.g.f.b AC when surprised:
@6
(No DEX/BAL adjustment to AC is permitted if your character is surprised)
4-4.1.g.f.c AC without shield:
@0
4-4.1.g.f.d AC without armor:
@0
(When the character is without shield or armor. This might be the case in a typically safe environment. i.e. town?)
4-4.1.g.f.e AC from rear flank:
@2
(Characters attacked from the rear flank may use their DEX/BAL adjustment to AC, but not a shield. They can see the attack coming but cannot get their shield to cover that area)
4-4.1.g.f.f AC while defenseless:
@6
(Characters attacked from the immediate rear, or while defenseless (i.e. tied up, highly disoriented, etc) gain no AC bonus due to shield , or DEX/BAL. Keep in mind that an attack against an unconscious opponent is always successful. And the attack may be used to instantly kill the character in question)

4-4.2 Religion
4-4.2.a Alignment:
@CN
(No one in this campaign may play an evil aligned character)
4-4.2.b Deity:
@Tymora
(Characters may choose deities from the forgotten realms or Greyhawk pantheons. Under certain circumstances the DM may permit a character to worship a deity from outside these pantheons)

4-4.3 Movement
4-4.3.a Base movement:
@12
(Base movement rates for standard character races can be found on page 157 of the PHB. (Man sized humanoids typically have base 12) A character can normally walk his movement rate in tens of yards  in a single round. Thus an unencumbered human (Base 12 movement rate) can walk 120 yards, (360 feet) in one round/minute while in a familiar/safe setting. Not in a dungeon)
4-4.3.b Base with encumbrance modifiers:
@12
(A characters base movement is of course modified by the amount of equipment, armor, and weapons being carried. See tables 47, and 48 in the PHB pg 103. A characters modified movement rate is determined by cross indexing STR/STA with the weight of gear. The bulk rules from C&T are not used)
4-4.3.c STR/STA +/- (Att. adjustment):
@n/a
(A characters STR/STA modifies the base movement of a character. The STR/MUS attack adjustment is applied to the characters base movement score as if using STR/STA score. See S&P pgÕs 13-14. Also see C&T pg 14)
4-4.3.d DEX/BAL +/- (reaction adjustment):
@+2
(A characters DEX/BAL modifies the base movement of a character. The DEX/BAL reaction adjustment is applied to the characters base movement score. See S&P pg 15. Also see C&T pg 14)
4-4.3.e Overland movement:
@28 miles per day
(A normal dayÕs marching lasts 10 hours, including reasonable stops for rests and meals. Under normal conditions, a character can walk twice his modified/standard movement rate in miles in those 10 hours. Of course overland movement is effected by various modifiers. See DMG pgÕs 164-168, tables 73-75, Terrain effects, costs, and modifiers)
4-4.3.f Mounted overland movement:
@36 miles per day (no longer applicable. My horse died!)
(Overland movement by a mount is somewhat slower than one would assume. Under normal conditions, all mounts are able to move a number of miles per day equal to twice their movement rate. Of course overland movement is effected by various modifiers. See DMG pgÕs 164-168, tables 73-75, Terrain effects, costs, and modifiers. The advantage of using mounts in overland movement is that of encumbrance. A horse can carry considerably more equipment than a man. If a mount is hitched to any type of vehicle itÕs movement rate is automatically halved. Increasing animals does not increase the speed. It does however increase the load capacity)
4-4.3.g Combat movement points:
@14
(During combat movement is handled somewhat differently. Since combat rounds are shorter than standard rounds, each point of a characters modified/standard movement rate allows a character to move one square (orthogonally) per combat round in melee scale. (diagonal movement costs 1.5 movement points (round up) per square traversed in a diagonal manner). See C&T pg 13)
4-4.3.h Charge (*1.5):
@21
(See C&T pg 24 for rules regarding charging)
4-4.3.i Run (*2):
@28
(See C&T pg 27 for rules regarding running)
4-4.3.j Sprint:
@42
(See C&T pg 27 for rules regarding sprinting)
4-4.3.k Modified standard movement:
@420 feet per round
(A characters actual movement is calculated by applying encumbrance and ability score modifiers to the base movement. See S&P pgÕs 124 & 125, tables 54 & 55)
4-4.3.l Dungeon movement rate:
@140 feet per round
(A character can normally walk his movement rate in tens of feet in a single round. Thus an unencumbered human (Base 12 movement rate) can walk 120 feet in one round/minute while in an unfamiliar/hazardous setting, where mapping, poor lighting conditions, and caution on the part of characters slows the rate of movement)

4-4.4 Initiative/Surprise
4-4.4.a.a Base initiative:
@fast
(The combat system resolves actions in five action phases: very fast, fast, average, slow, and very slow. A characterÕs action phase is determined by his base initiative, modified by his weapon speed and the combat action he selects for the round. Base initiative phases are listed in C&T pg 18. Man sized creatures have a base initiative of fast)
4-4.4.a.b Special modifiers:
@none
(These may be due to some magic item or other effect)
4-4.4.a.c Movement +/-:
@none
(A characters base initiative is modified by their movement speed. movement rate of 18 or better improves base initiative by one. A movement rate of six or less reduces base initiative by one)
4-4.4.a.d Encumbrance +/-:
@none
(See S&P pgÕs 124 & 125, tables 54 & 55. for rules regarding encumbrance effects on base movement. Additionally, if your character is encumbered s/he will suffer other detrimental effects. See C&T pg 15. In general if your character is moderately encumbered then there initiative phase is slowed by 1 category. (i.e. from fast, to average) Heavily encumbered suffers a -2 to their base initiative phase. Severe encumbrance results in a -4 penalty to the characters base initiative phase)
4-4.4.a.e Modified initiative:
@fast
(Note that most characters have a modified base initiative of fast. Remember that this does not take into account weapon speeds or combat actions)
4-4.4.b.a +/- to surprise due to DEX/BAL:
@+2
(A characters DEX/BAL can modify the base surprise score. See S&P pg 15, table 5. Reaction adjustment)
4-4.4.b.b Racial surprise adjustment:
@none
(Some character races are less likely to be surprised. This adjustment (if applicable) will be covered under the specific race)
4-4.4.b.c Class surprise modifier:
@none
(Some character classes are less likely to be surprised. This adjustment (if applicable) will be covered under the specific class/subclass/kit)
4-4.4.b.d Proficiency modifiers:
@none
(Some non-weapon proficiencies also modify a characters chance to be surprised; or their Base initiative. These adjustments (if applicable) will be covered under the specific proficiency)
4-4.4.b.c Characters modified surprise number:
@1 in 6
A normal characters chance of being surprised is 3 in 10 (i.e. The character will be surprised (when applicable) on a roll of 1, 2, or 3 on a d10). This surprise chance can be modified by several circumstances. See DMG pgÕs 139-140 table 57.

4-4.5 Saving throws
(The adjusted saving throws should be listed. The actual modifiers due to high ability scores, racial bonuses, etc. should however be listed in the modifiers area)
4-4.5.a Paralyzation/Poison saving throw:
@11
4-4.5.a.a Modifiers to svs paralyzation/poison:
@+2
4-4.5.b Rod/Staff/Wand saving throw:
@12
4-4.5.b.a Modifiers to svs rod/staff/wand:
@+2
4-4.5.c Petrification/Polymorph saving throw:
@10
4-4.5.c.a Modifiers to svs petrification/polymorph:
@+2
4-4.5.d Breath weapons saving throw:
@14
4-4.5.d.a Modifiers to svs breath weapon:
@+2
4-4.5.e spells saving throw:
@13
4-4.5.e.a Modifiers to svs spells:
@+2
4-4.5.f Special modifiers:
@none
(Special modifiers would be ones that are of a non-temporary nature, such as those due to some spell, or spell like device. In the case of more permanent effects caused by magic items, the appropriate modifiers should be listed under the specific category)
4-4.5.g Saving throw notes/general modifiers:
@+4 svs lightning bolt, fireball etc. Due to dex/bal: +2 to all svs due to ring of protection: +5 svs fire attacks due to magical cloak: +3 svs hypnosis, illusion, magic jar, phantasmal forces, possession, telepathic attack: +2 svs beguilling, charm, fear, mass charm, rulership, suggestion.

4-4.6 Racial characteristics
(Here a player should record a characters racial characteristics and expenditures. See S&P pgÕs 23-44)
4-4.6.a Racial character points:
@10 (Human)
(Characters receive racial character points once only. When they initially create their character. See S&P pgÕs 23-39)
4-4.6.b Racial characteristics (and costs):
@attack bonus (5): +1 to attack with "Ilbari Knives" (special weapons)
(Record each of the characters racial characteristics, and their associated costs, as purchased using racial character points. See S&P pgÕs 23-39)
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5-5.1 Non weapon proficiencies
(This area of the sheet is reserved for the character to record the many Non-weapon proficiencies accumulated throughout the characters career. These Non-weapon proficiencies will come from a variety of sources, but should all be recorded on the character sheet)
5-5.1.a Proficiency points from basic type:
@6
(See S&P pg 87 for initial points based on basic character types. (Warrior/Wizard/Priest/Rogue))
5-5.1.b Leftovers from racial points:
@5
(During the racial selection phase of character creation one receives a number of character points which must be spent on racial traits. See S&P pgÕs 23-39. Some races are permitted to not spend all these character points during racial selection. It is these remaining character points which should be recorded here)
5-5.1.c Initial campaign bonus:
@5+
(This campaign grants each character a 5 point character point bonus. Use them wisely. They may be spent on anything except weapon proficiencies. They may however be spent on weaponless combat proficiencies, such as wrestling, or martial arts)
5-5.1.d Bonus points due to high INT/KNO:
@7
(A character receives a bonus number of proficiency points if they have a high knowledge score. These bonus points may only be spent in a specific manner. See S&P pg 88)
5-5.1.e Points acquired through adventuring:
@5,5,5
(A character will typically receive anywhere from 1-5 character points for completing an adventure. Characters should keep track of these points by listing them sequentially as earned. For example ÒThrognorÓ the Barbarian has completed three adventures. As a result he was awarded a total of 12 character points. They were received in the following order, and should be recorded in this manner:4/5/3)
5-5.1.f Points accrued through disadvantages:
@8
5-5.1.g Unspent/left over points:
@0
5-5.1.h Non weapon proficiencies (List)
(Non-weapon proficiencies can be found in S&P pgÕs 94-104. As well as in other sources. See the DM for further guidance. Record the following statistics for each NWP chosen)
5-5.1.h.a Proficiency name:
5-5.1.h.b Proficiency Description:
(A short description of the proficiency is appropriate. Such as; ÒAssess values, and detect forgeriesÓ)
5-5.1.h.c Proficiency attributes:
(A listing of all the relevant abilities should be included. Such as; INT/REA, WIS/INU)
5-5.1.h.d Proficiency source:
(The character should list the appropriate source for the proficiency. In most cases this will be S&P. The page number should also be indicated to facilitate/speed game play)
5-5.1.h.e Points spent on the proficiency:
(The number of points spent on the proficiency should be indicated in a sequential order. For example; 2/1/1 This would indicate the initial cost of two points followed by two subsequent expenditures of an additional point at various times during the characters career)
5-5.1.h.f Non weapon proficiency roll <or= score:
The modified score necessary for success should be listed here. Only those modifiers which are permanent to the score should be included in this listing. Such as due to an ability score, or improvements in the characters knowledge of the proficiency. Variables should not be included in this adjusted score)


                     5-5.1.h.a                                     5-5.1.h.b                           5-5.1.h.c       5-5.1.h.d  5-5.1.h.e      5-5.1.h.f
           |            Name               |                      Description                     |    Attributes    |  Source   |  Points |     Roll ² score
           ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
5-5.1.h.1  | nwp  Reading/writing (common) |  Dhuh! It's the ability to read and write in common  |     INT/KNO      |  S&P102   |    0    |        12/12
5-5.1.h.2  | nwp  Local history (turmish)  | I grew up in the Vilhon Reach of the forgotten realms|  INT/KNO/CHA/APP |  S&P101   |    0    |     12/12/12/13
5-5.1.h.3  | nwp  Blind fighting           | -2 to hit instead of -4. even w/missile weapons      |  WIS/INU/DEX/BAL |  S&P96    |    0    |     11/10/13/13
5-5.1.h.4  | nwp  Juggling +1              | (hakheerian) juggle up to 6 obj w/out prof check. -1 |     DEX/AIM      |  S&P100   |    0    |      12+1/12+1
           |                               | per obj. > 4. fail drop 2d4 obj's. catch thrown 's'  |                  |           |         |
           |                               | obj's. make prof check at -lvl bonus.                |                  |           |         |
5-5.1.h.5  | spt  Quadradexterity          | good deal. No minuses when combined w/2 weapon style |     DEX/AIM      |  C&T78    |    2    |      AÃ+1 19/19
5-5.1.h.6  | nwp  Throwing                 | add 10' to each cat. of thrown weap. increase dam or |  DEX/AIM/STR/MUS |  S&P103   |    2    |13/13/12/13 top arms
           |                               | roll by +1 of thrown weap.                           |                  |           |         |  11/12 bottom arms
5-5.1.h.7  | nwp  Swimming                 | swim don't sink. very important. without it go glub! |     STR/STA      |  S&P103   |    2    |   14top/13btm 13
5-5.1.h.8  | nwp  Poetry                   | blade uses poetry for verbal component of spells cast|  INT/KNO/WIS/INU | PHBR7 66  |    2    |      10/10/9/8
5-5.1.h.9  | nwp  Tumbling +1              | improve AC by 4 if win init. & do not att. move up to|  DEX/BAL/STR/MUS |  S&P104   |    3    |12+1/12+1/11+1/12+1
           |                               | 20' while tumbling. +2 to hit w/unarmed comb. fall   |                  |           |         |
           |                               | from 60' or < & take 1/2 dam. if make check.         |                  |           |         |
5-5.1.h.10 | nwp  Reading lips             | must be w/in 30' and lit. no check if intended for me|  INT/KNO/WIS/INU |  S&P102   |    3    |      11/11/10/9
5-5.1.h.11 | nwp  Locksmithing             | +10% to open locks. may craft locks.                 |      DEX/AIM     | PHBR2 19  |    3    |         13/13
5-5.1.h.12 | nwp  Observation              | detect out of place occur/obj's. det s.doors 1 in 6  |  INT/REA/WIS/INU | PHBR2 19  |    3    |      12/12/11/10
5-5.1.h.13 | nwp  Astronomy                | knowledge of planetary bodies. predict astronomical  |  WIS/INU/INT/KNO |  S&P95    |    3    |        8/7/9/9
           |                               | events. knowledge of stars & constellations          |                  |           |         |


5-5.1.i Character traits (List)
(Character traits can be found in S&P pgÕs 104-109. Record the following statistics for each trait chosen)
5-5.1.i.a Character trait name:
5-5.1.i.b Character trait description:
(A short description of the character trait is appropriate. Such as; ÒHas an innate sense of impending changes in the weatherÓ)
5-5.1.i.c Character trait attributes:
(A listing of the relevant abilities should be included. Such as; INT/REA, WIS/INU)
5-5.1.i.d Character trait source:
(The character should list the appropriate source for the trait. In most cases this will be S&P. The page number should also be indicated to facilitate/speed game play)
5-5.1.i.e Character trait points:
(The number of points spent on the character trait should be indicated in a sequential order. For example; 2/1/1 This would indicate the initial cost of two points followed by two subsequent expenditures of an additional point at various times during the characters career)
5-5.1.i.f Character trait score:
(The modified score necessary for success should be listed here. Only those modifiers which are permanent to the score should be included in this listing. Such as due to an ability score. Variables should not be included in this adjusted score. Under most circumstances a character trait score will be an ability check, which may be indicated by the letter ÒAÓ and a check-mark)


                     5-5.1.i.a                                     5-5.1.i.b                           5-5.1.i.c       5-5.1.i.d  5-5.1.i.e      5-5.1.i.f
           |            Name               |                      Description                     |    Attributes    |  Source   |  Points |     Roll ² score
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5-5.1.i.1  |trait  Double Jointed          |escape fm bindings make AÃ.takes 1d6 rnds. metal      |      DEX/BAL     |  S&P106   |    4    |      AÃ 18/18
           |                               |brackets or chains make AÃ at 1/2 (rnd up)            |                  |           |         |
5-5.1.i.2  |trait  Fast Healer             |recover 1 hp w/in 2-12 turns of dam. heal 2 pts/day   |      CON/FIT     |  S&P106   |    6    |      AÃ 16/16 


5-5.1.j Character disadvantages (List)
(Character disadvantages are listed in S&P pgÕs 109-111. New disadvantages may be created with the DMÕs approval. No character may be created with more than two disadvantages. Or obtain more than 15 bonus character points through taking disadvantages. Record the following statistics for each disadvantage chosen)
5-5.1.j.a Character disadvantage name:
5-5.1.j.b Character disadvantage description:
(A short description of the character disadvantage is appropriate. Such as; ÒHas a moderate phobia of snakesÓ)
5-5.1.j.c Character disadvantage attributes:
(A listing of the relevant abilities should be included. Such as; INT/REA, WIS/INU)
5-5.1.j.d Character disadvantage source:
(The character should list the appropriate source for the disadvantage. In most cases this will be S&P. The page number should also be indicated to facilitate/speed game play)
5-5.1.j.e Character disadvantage points:
(The number of points obtained by taking the character disadvantage should be indicated. No character may be created with more than two disadvantages. Or obtain more than 15 bonus character points through taking disadvantages)
5-5.1.j.f Character disadvantage score:
(The modified score necessary to overcome any disadvantage should be listed here. Only those modifiers which are permanent to the score should be included in this listing. Such as due to an ability score. Variables should not be included in this adjusted score. Under most circumstances a character disadvantage score will be an ability check, which may be indicated by the letter ÒAÓ and a check-mark)


                     5-5.1.j.a                                     5-5.1.j.b                           5-5.1.j.c       5-5.1.j.d  5-5.1.j.e      5-5.1.j.f
           |            Name               |                      Description                     |    Attributes    |  Source   |  Points |     Roll ² score
           ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
5-5.1.j.1  |disad. Compulsive  Honesty     | cannot tell a lie. cannot behave deceitfully. blunt  |       n/a        |  S&P109   | bonus 8 |         n/a

5-5.2 Psionics
(Additional information on psionics may be found in S&P pgÕs 143-177. The official psionics rules under the players optionÕs rules are very confusing, and may require some study before they will be fully understood)
5-5.2.a Psionic strength points/PSPÕs:
@n/a
(Rule for determining psionic strength points are covered in S&P, pg 144, table 74. The score reflected here is after all modifiers have been applied)
5-5.2.b Mental armor class/MAC:
@8
(See S&P pgÕs 143-144, and table 74 to determine base MAC. The score reflected here is after all modifiers have been applied. Mental armor class is based on a characters intelligence and wisdom. See S&P, pg 144)
5-5.2.c PSPÕs recovered per hour:
@n/a
(The player should record the number of PSPÕs the character recovers in one hour. See S&P pgÕs 144-145)
5-5.2.d Total disciplines:
@no talent
(See S&P pg 154 for standard psionicists')
5-5.2.e Total sciences:
@no talent
(See S&P pg 154 for standard psionicists', or S&P pgÕs 155-156 for wild talents)
5-5.2.f Total devotions:
@no talent
(See S&P pg 154 for standard psionicists', or S&P pgÕs 155-156 for wild talents)
5-5.2.g Number of psionic attacks:
@no talent
(See S&P pgÕs 154, and contact NWP on pg 155. Also see pg 146 ÒThe five psionic attacksÓ)
5-5.2.h Number of psionic defenses:
@no talent
(See S&P pgÕs 154, and contact NWP on pg 155. Also see pg 147 ÒThe five psionic defensesÓ)
5-5.2.i Total psionic abilities:
@no talent
(See S&P pg 154, table 80 for totals)
5-5.2.j Base MTHAC0:
@no talent
(See S&P pg 149, table 77 for base MTHAC0 numbers)
5-5.2.k Intelligence modifier to MTHAC0:
@no talent
(A characters Intelligence score modifies that characters MTHAC0 number. See S&P pg 146, table 75 for modifiers)
5-5.2.l Modified MTHAC0:
@no talent
(This is the characters MTHAC0 score after applying any Intelligence modifier)
5-5.2.m Psionic proficiencies (List)
(See S&P pgÕs 154-155 for descriptions of unique Psionicist non-weapon proficiencies. DonÕt forget that contact is now a Non-weapon proficiency. PsionicistÕs receive it for free. But wild talents must purchase it. Record the following statistics for each psionic proficiency)
5-5.2.m.a Name of psionic proficiency:
@no talent
5-5.2.m.b Description of psionic proficiency:
@no talent
(A short description of the proficiency is appropriate. Such as; ÒAllows character to recover psionic points more quicklyÓ. This area should also contain the initiative phase of the power (Usually the same as the characters modified initiative phase. Prep time=0))
5-5.2.m.c Psionic proficiency attributes:
@no talent
(A listing of the relevant abilities should be included. Such as; INT/REA, WIS/INU)
5-5.2.m.d Psionic proficiency source:
@no talent
(The character should list the appropriate source for the proficiency. In most cases this will be S&P. The page number should also be indicated to facilitate game play)
5-5.2.m.e Psionic proficiency points:
@no talent
(The number of points spent on the proficiency should be indicated in a sequential order. For example; 2/1/1 This would indicate the initial cost of two points followed by two subsequent expenditures of an additional point at various times during the characters career)
5-5.2.m.f Psionic proficiency roll <or= score:
@no talent
The modified score necessary for success should be listed here. Only those modifiers which are permanent to the score should be included in this listing. Such as due to an ability score, or improvements in the characters knowledge of the proficiency. Variables should not be included in this adjusted score)
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6-5.2.n Psionic attacks/defenses (List)
(A player should record a characters psionic attack and defense modes here. For more information regarding psionics attacks, and defenses see S&P pgÕs 146-148. Record the following statistics for each psionic attack/defense mode)
6-5.2.n.a Psionic attack/defense name:
@no talent
6-5.2.n.b Description of psionic attack/defense mode:
@no talent
(A short description of the proficiency is appropriate. Such as; ÒThe only psionic attack that can be used on non-psionicsÓ. The player should list various aspects of the attack/defense here. Indicating ranges, durations, costs etc. This area should also contain the initiative phase of the power(Usually the same as the characters modified initiative phase. Prep time=0))
@no talent
6-5.2.n.c Psionic attack/defense source:
(The player should indicate the reference source of the ability here. As all relevant psionic skills are listed in S&P, the page number is the only reference required)

6-5.2.o Psionic disciplines/sciences/devotions (List)
(A player should list all relevant psionic abilities, other than attacks, defenses, and proficiencies in the space provided. See S&P pgÕs 157-177, or the complete psionics handbook, as required. Record the following statistics for each psionic skill)
6-5.2.o.a Name of psionic power/type:
@no talent
(The Psionic power and type should be listed here. For example: Combat Mind (clairsentient devotion))
6-5.2.o.b Description of psionic power:
@no talent
(The player should list a brief description of the Psionic power here)
6-5.2.o.c Psionic power phase:
@no talent
(This is the phase of the combat round that the power occurs in. Based on preparation time. Prep time 0 indicates that the psionic ability takes effect during the characters base initiative phase. Psionic abilities with any other preparation time (DMÕs discretion is warranted) take place during the end-of-round resolution step of combat, during which the character completes the preparation time)
6-5.2.o.d Psionic power MAC:
@no talent
(List the number that the user must roll against with an MTHAC0 roll to activate the power against an open mind. Bonuses to a powerÕs MAC score make it lower, thus harder to hit. While penalties make it higher, thus easier to roll against. See S&P pg 143, using psionic powers)
6-5.2.o.e Psionic power PSP cost:
@no talent
(Cost to initiate/maintain the psionic power)
6-5.2.o.f Range of psionic power:
@no talent
6-5.2.o.g Area of effect of psionic power:
@no talent
6-5.2.o.h Psionic power prerequisites:
@no talent
(Some psionic abilities/powers have prerequisites. If this is applicable to the power in question list the prerequisite(s) here)

6-6.1 Thieving skills (List)
(Any thieving/thieve like abilities a character possess should be listed here. See S&P pgÕs 52-56 for use of thieving skills. My campaign makes use of S&P for this aspect of the thieve character class only. In addition; only those abilities that are listed as skills on table 28 may be purchased with 60 points as opposed to 80 points as listed on page 52 of S&P. Remember a thieve need not have proficiency in all the Skills. All other matters related to thieves and thieve like classes should be referred to the PHB, 9TH, or DM as appropriate. Record the following statistics for each thieving ability)
6-6.1.a Thieving skill name:
(Name of thieving skill. Such as; Pick Pockets, move silently, Bribe, Escape bonds, etc... See S&P pgÕs 52 & 53)
6-6.1.b Thieve skills base 60:
@base is 20 for my a blade
(Thieves begin with 60 discretionary points which must be added to their base thieving skills. See PHB pg 55)
6-6.1.c Thieve skills armor adjustment:
(Thieving abilities are affected by the presence, or absence of worn armor. For a detailed listing of pluses or minuses see the House Rules supplement)
6-6.1.d Thieve skill base score/BS:
(Base score from S&P pg 53, table 27)
6-6.1.e Thieve skill racial adjustments/RA:
(Racial adjustment from S&P pg 53, table 28)
6-6.1.f Thieve skill dexterity adjustment/DA:
(Dexterity adjustment. See the chart in the House Rules which breaks down these adjustments by Aim & Balance)
6-6.1.g Thieve skill other adjustment/OA:
(Other adjustments. Possibly due to magic items. When there are such adjustments they should be footnoted/indexed, and explained in the space provided)
6-6.1.h Thieve skill level adjustment/LA:
(Level adjustments. Points added due to level advancements. Such points are generally separated by a slash Ò/Ó)
6-6.1.i Thieve skill total games score/skill percentage/GS:
(Total game score/skill percentage. After factoring in all adjustments)
6-6.1.j Thieve skill source:
(The page number in S&P (s&p) where the skill can be referred to. Or other sources (ex: PHB), where such skills can be referenced)
6-6.1.k Other adjustments notes/footnotes for thieve skills:
@+5% bonus to all thieving skills for kit: +10% bonus to open locks due to locksmithing nwp.
(Place to record source of other adjustments from 6-6.1.g above)

                           6-6.1.a           6-6.1.b     6-6.1.c     6-6.1.d     6-6.1.e     6-6.1.f          6-6.1.g                 6-6.1.h          6-6.1.i         6-6.1.j
            |            Skill Name       |  Base 20  | Armor adj.|    BS     |    RA     |    DA     |         OA           |          LA          |    GS    |       Source
            -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
6-6.1.1     |Find/remove traps (10)       |   +10     |     -     |    5%     |    +5     |    +5     |         +5           |       +5,+5,+5       |    45%   |        PHB56
6-6.1.2     |Open locks (10)              |   +5      |     -     |    10%    |    -      |    +15    |       +5,+10         |       +5,+5,+5       |    60%   |        PHB56
6-6.1.2     |Hide in shadows(5)           |   +5      |     +5    |    5%     |    -      |    +10    |         +5           |       +5,+5,+5       |    45%   |        PHB56


6-6.2 Familiars,pets, & mounts:
(This space is provided for the player to record vital statistics of any animal companions, familiars, mounts, etc)
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7-7.1 Encumbrance & equipment
(This area is for recording the weights and locations of all items/accouterments a character is carrying. Any piece of equipment which has a carrying capacity should be preceded by a Capital letter, such as ÒAÓ, and aligned flush left; additionally itÕs carrying capacity in pounds should be listed in parenthesis following the item. Then all items within that item; i.e. items in the backpack, should be listed beneath the item. Items within the carrying item should be shifted slightly to the right, and preceded by a small letter corresponding to the carrying items capital letter. When all items within a carrying item have been listed, the load carried within the carrying item should be listed after the items wgt/enc. Below is a sample of how the equipment area of the sheet should be filed out.
  A. Backpack (cap. 50)			2/32              carried on back
	 a. Bear trap                        5                in back pack
	 a. 2 pair of handcuffs              2                in back pack
	 a. key making kit                   25               in back pack
So; in this example one can see that item ÒAÓ (the backpack) has a carrying capacity of 50 pounds, and is currently holding three items, (preceded by ÒaÓ) which total 32 pounds)
@note that I have deviated slightly from the example given above. I have tried to make my example more thoroughly indexed.
7-7.1.a Armor encumbrance (List)
@none
(Record the following information for each piece of armor/protective device)
7-7.1.a.a Name of armor/protective devices worn or carried:
7-7.1.a.b Encumbrance/weight of armor:
(Record the weight of the equipment as it effects the characters encumbrance. If the weight of the item is different than the encumbrance value then list the actual weight in [brackets])
7-7.1.a.c Location/notes for armor worn or carried:
(This ares is reserved for recording both the location of the item, and any relevant notes about the item)
7-7.2.a Weapons encumbrance (List)
(Record the following information for each weapon)
7-7.2.a.a Name of weapon worn or carried:
7-7.2.a.b Encumbrance/weight of weapon worn/carried:
(Record the weight of the weapon as it effects the characters encumbrance. If the weight of the item is different than the encumbrance value then list the actual weight in [brackets])
7-7.2.a.c Location/notes for weapons worn or carried:
(This ares is reserved for recording both the location of the item, and any relevant notes about the item)

                      7-7.2.a.a               7-7.2.a.b                                         7-7.2.a.c
            |       Name of weapon         | Encumbrance |                                    Location/Note
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7-7.2.a.1   |Common daggers (16)           |  1 ea = 16  | Sheathed in double breasted dagger bandolier
7-7.2.a.2   |Ilbari knives (4)             |  7 ea = 28  | Sheathe & connected to weapons harnes at waist/sides

@all weapons are silver plated. Handles, pommels & sheaths are flat black.

7-7.3.a Equipment carried or worn encumbrance (List)
(Record the following information for each piece of equipment)
7-7.3.a.a Name of equipment:
7-7.3.a.b Encumbrance/weight of equipment:
(Record the weight of the weapon as it effects the characters encumbrance. If the weight of the item is different than the encumbrance value then list the actual weight in [brackets])
7-7.3.a.c Location/notes
(This ares is reserved for recording both the location of the item, and any relevant notes about the item)

                                  7-7.3.a.a                       7-7.3.a.b                                    7-7.3.a.c
              |               Name of equipment                | Encumbrance |                               Location/Note
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7-7.3.a.1     |  A. Leather backpack (cap 50)                  |  2 / 42.48  | worn on back
7-7.3.a.1.1   |     a1. wooden vial of metal eating acid       |     .5      | 4 oz's. 1 oz eats 1 cu/inch/hour
7-7.3.a.1.2   |     a2. rubber ball                            |      2      | what the heck am i going to do with this?
7-7.3.a.1.3   |     a3. spyglass, telescopic, retractable      |      3      | w/lcc (12-36") 5000' range
7-7.3.a.1.4   |     a4. spell book, travelling                 |      3      | in b.p.
7-7.3.a.1.5   |     a5. empty metal vials (4)                  |.02 ea = .08 | in b.p.
7-7.3.a.1.6   |     a6. hand compass                           |     .1      | in b.p
7-7.3.a.1.7   |     a7. currency testing liquid                |     .4      | in stone vial. vial tests 1000 coins  for purity (1 oz)
7-7.3.a.1.8   |     a8. empty metal flask                      |      1      | in b.p.
7-7.3.a.1.9   |     a9. handcuffs (2 sets)                     |   1 ea = 2  | in b.p. keys on string around neck
7-7.3.a.1.10  |     a10. superior lock                         |      1      | in b.p. key on string around neck
7-7.3.a.1.11  |     a11. chain, heavy 4'                       | .25/ft = 1  | in b.p.
7-7.3.a.1.12  |     a12. dry rations (1 weeks worth)           |  1/day = 10 | in b.p.
7-7.3.a.1.13  |     a13. small tent                            |      10     | in b.p. 2 person
7-7.3.a.1.14  |     a14. tinderbox w/flint & steel             |      1      | in b.p. w/lcc starts 12 fires
7-7.3.a.1.15  |     a15. std set of adventurers clothing       |     3.9     | carried in b.p. only worn for social occassions.
7-7.3.a.1.16  |*    a16. Potion                                |      2      | think i'd divulge all my secrets? in metal flask in b.p.
7-7.3.a.1.17  |*    a17. box of 4 magic thingies               |     2.5     | in b.p. 4 magic thingies in a felt lined case
              |                                                |             |
7-7.3.a.2     |  B. One piece utility jump suit (cap 7)        |[3]n.a./2.801| has 6 .5 capacity pockets, and 4 pockets of capacity 1. worn so no enc.
7-7.3.a.2.1   |     b1. pocket knife                           |     .1      | in a pocket
7-7.3.a.2.2   |     b2. handkerchief                           |    .001     | in a pocket
7-7.3.a.2.3   |     b3. bank notes/statements                  |     .1      | in a pocket
7-7.3.a.2.4   |     b4. deck of cards                          |     .1      | in a pocket. all ace of spades. trademark (52 cards)
7-7.3.a.2.5   |     b5. small metal mirror                     |     .5      | in a pocket.
7-7.3.a.2.5   |*    b6. special magic items                    |      1      | in a pocket. in a box wrapped in pigskin.
7-7.3.a.2.6   |*    b7. more nifty little magical items        |      1      | in a pocket.
              |                                                |             |
7-7.3.a.3     |  Weapons harness                               |      2      | worn. Ilbari knife sheaths are attached.
7-7.3.a.4     |  Double breasted dagger bandolier              |      4      | worn. can accomodate 16 daggers.
7-7.3.a.5     |  Boots. high, hard                             | [5] / n.a.  | worn. black leather. not counted towards enc.
7-7.3.a.6     |  Belt. heavy, broad                            | [.6] / n.a. | worn. not counted towards enc.
7-7.3.a.7     |  Gloves, leather, all purpose                  | [.3] / n.a. | worn. not counted towards enc.
7-7.3.a.8     |  Underwear, cotton                             | [.2] / n.a. | worn. not counted towards enc.
7-7.3.a.9     |  Weapon sheaths (4)                            |  .5 ea = 2  | attached to weapons harness.
              |                                                |             |
7-7.3.a.10    |  C. Small belt pouch (cap 5)                   |   .5 / 5    | attached to belt
7-7.3.a.10.1  |     c1. coins, money, gems                     |     var.    | in small belt pouch
              |                                                |             |
7-7.3.a.11    |  D. Small belt pouch (cap 5)                   |   .5 / 5    | attached to belt
7-7.3.a.11.1  |     c1. material components (see index card)   |     var.    | in small belt pouch
              |                                                |             |
7-7.3.a.12    |* Amulet of continual darkness                  |     .1      | worn around neck. one of the magic items my character created.
7-7.3.a.13    |* Copper bracelets (pair)                       |      1      | worn on wrists.
7-7.3.a.14    |* Black velvet cloak                            |      2      | worn over utility suit.
7-7.3.a.15    |  Canteen (full)                                |      5      | worn over shoulder.
7-7.3.a.16    |  Sleeping sack                                 |      1      | rolled up under back pack.
7-7.3.a.17    |* Magical ring                                  |     .01     | worn
7-7.3.a.18    |* Scroll tube of continual light                |      1      | dangling from belt.  one of the magic items my character created.
7-7.3.a.19    |* Spell book, standard #1                       |wgt[15]enc.45| kept in my room in willip. bldg #??? not counted toward enc.
7-7.3.a.20    |* Spell book, standard #2                       |wgt[15]enc.45| kept in my room in willip. bldg #??? not counted toward enc.
7-7.3.a.21    |* Spell book, traveling #1                      | wgt[3]enc.6 | kept in my room in willip. bldg #??? not counted toward enc.
              |                                                |             |
@wow that sure is a lot of stuff. And no I'm not going to detail all those mysterious magical items.

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8-7.4.1 Equipment/encumbrance totals
(Record weights as they affect a characters encumbrance; as well as total weight carried. For example: If a character is carrying 100 pounds of normal gear, and wears a suit of magical armor that weighs 60 pounds, but only has an encumbrance value of 6 pounds. There should be two listings in the ÒTotal weight of all armorÓ (8-7-4.1.a), and ÒTotal amount carried by the characterÓ (8-7.4.1.e) fields. These values should be separated by a slash. i.e. 106/160. The total preceding the slash (weight as felt by character) is used to determine the characters encumbrance category. And the number after the slash (actual weight) is used in the `weight of all carried itemsÕ half of the Òweight of character + weight of all carried items fieldÓ (8-7.4.1.g). Thus, even though the character is actually carrying 160 pounds of gear. He is encumbered as if only carrying 106 pounds. Keep in mind that other items may have such weights/encumbrance values. For example: A spell book) 
8-7.4.1.a Total weight of all armor:
@0
8-7.4.1.b Total weight of all weapons:
@44!
8-7.4.1.c Total weight of all equipment:
@71.391
8-7.4.1.d Total weight of all coins:
@5
(Coinage and other forms of currency are listed further into the character sheet. See Coins just below encumbrance. (8-8.1))
8-7.4.1.e Maximum amount character can carry without being encumbered:
@210 lbs! (Obviously this character has some magic item which increases the maximum amount of equipment that can be carried without causing encumberance)
(The total amount a character can carry without being encumbered is dependent on the characters strength. See PHB pgÕs 102-105. Table 48 is used to indicate the characters modified movement based on the amount of weight carried. Additionally, bulk points (from S&P) are not used. In order to simplify Encumbrance rules, and the amount of time spent on figuring, and adjusting encumbrance, and movement, encumbrance should only be calculated at the beginning of an adventure. If the DM feels that characters are exceeding their encumbrance limits he may direct characters to recalculate their encumbrance during an adventure. This may often occur just after characters take a large haul from some dungeon setting)
8-7.4.1.f Total amount carried by the character:
@120.391
8-7.4.1.g Weight of character + weight of all carried items:
@250.391 (That ought to break the back of most horses)
(This weight is important if the character is going to ride a mount, cross a rickety bridge, etc.)
8-7.4.1.h Encumbrance notes:
@Items marked with an asterisk (*) are magical items.This character has a magical item (I'm not giving much more detail about this) which permits him to carry 3 times his normal capacity in encumberance. Normally he can carry 70 lbs worth of equipment without being encumbered. This item permits the character to carry 210 lbs before he becomes encumbered. This item also grants the wearer free movement!)
(The results of encumbrance on a characters movement, and initiative phase are factored into these abilities earlier on the character sheet. This area is reserved to detail the effect of any encumbrance in one central place)

8-8.1 Coins
(Sizes, weights and values of coins in my campaign have been standardized by the law. Each coin weighs .05 pounds. 20 coins weigh 1 pound. Ask the DM for additional details)
8-8.2 Denominations
(Record the numbers of each type of coin carried by the character)
8-8.2.a Copper pieces/CP:
@10
8-8.2.b Bronze pieces/BP:
@10
8-8.2.c Silver pieces/SP:
@20
8-8.2.d Electrum pieces/EP:
@20
8-8.2.e Gold pieces/GP:
@20
8-8.2.f Platinum pieces/PP:
@20
8-8.2.g Mithral pieces/MP:
@20
8-8.2.h Adamanite pieces/AP:
@0
8-8.3 Total coinage weight:
@5 lbs
8-8.4 Other forms of currency:
@none
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9-8.5 Gems & jewelry:
@none
9-8.6 Bearers notes:
@none
9-8.7 Bank notes:
@Bank account with bank of Sembia, Willip branch, account #208.

9-9.1 Magic items:
(A player should record all pertinent information regarding the characters magic items. Including command words, ranges, charges, etc...)
9-9.1.a Amulet of continual natural darkness:
@a small ebony stone is enchanted w/2nd level "continual natural darkness" spell. It provides a 60' radius of natural darkness. The stone is set in a small lead lined locket w/leather thong.
9-9.1.b Scroll tube of continual light:
@An ivory scroll tube lined w/lead on the inside. The tube is capped w/lead plated covers when not in use. Tube has a plunger in it used to push a light source all the way to the edge of the tube. The light source is a disc of gold (10 gp value) w/continual light cast upon it. Thus providing light in a 60' rad. When the flashlight is set to the illuminate setting. (Plunger fully extended) The scroll tube may also produce a 60' long beam w/varying degrees of coverage. The arc of coverage may be varied by adjusting the plunger.
9-9.1.c Other magic items:
@This character has several other magical items. I have chosen not to detail all of them at this time. For obvious reasons.

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10-1 Campaign notes:
(Record all pertinent information regarding the characters magic items. Including command words, ranges, charges, etc...)
10-1.a Permanancy:
@ I have a permanent unseen servant cast on my character. The permanancy was cast by an 18th level member of the Mages guild of Willip. AOE:30' rad. Obeys my commands. Max carrying capacity 20 lbs. lifting & 40 lbs. pushing over flat surfaces. The servant can be dispelled by a successful dispel magic of sufficient level. Damage does not dispell it.
10-1.b Guild memberships:
@Member of Mages guild of Willip: 100 gp/level
@Member of Thieves guild of Willip: 10 gp/level
@Member of Bards guild of Willip: 15 gp/level
10-1.c Buildings known in Willip:
@I will not divulge the actual building locations, or business names until game play commences.
10-1.d  Wizard mark:
@My characters wizard mark is that of a silver dagger stuck through an inverted black spade (as in the playing card design).

10-2 Experience points:
(Record all notes pertinent to experience points here. Keep a running total of experience points. keep a listing of experience points acquired at the end of each adventure. Indicate the number of experience points needed to go up a level, etc)
@10% experience bonus. Current number of experience points. 7500
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W-1 Weapons/combat supplement
W-1.1 Weapon proficiency points:
@6
(See S&P pg 113. All characters begin at 1st level with an initial allotment of special character points, called weapon proficiency points. These points may only be spent on weapon proficiencies/skills. After first level characters must spend character points earned through adventuring in order to improve/add to their weapon skill repertoire. Record the initial weapon proficiency points here, followed by each expenditure of points thereafter; separated by a slash)
W-1.2 Non-proficiency penalty:
@-3
(See S&P pg 114, table 50)
W-1.3 Weapon familiarity penalty:
@-2
(See S&P pg 114, table 50)

W-2 Weapons (List)
(record the following information for each weapon)
W-2.1 plus or minus to hit/damage/ +/-:
( Total pluses and minus to hit and damage for this weapon should be listed here. All pluses and minuses should be factored in; including those for exceptional ability scores, magic of the weapon, and any bonuses due to proficiencies. This area is not reserved solely for magical bonuses or penalties of the weapon)
W-2.2 Weapon name/points spent:
(If the weapon has a magical bonus or penalty it should precede the name of the weapon. i.e. +3 Long sword. Points here refers to the number of weapon proficiency point spent in order to acquire the particular proficiency in question (ability) with this particular weapon. The number should be listed immediately after the name of the weapon, separated from the weaponÕs name by a slash)
W-2.3 Weapon group:
(The weapons broad group and narrow group categories should be listed here. These can be found in C&T pgÕs 145-146)
W-2.4 Level of ability:
(This indicates the characters level of ability with the weapon. Valid categories are; non-proficient, familiar, proficient, weapon of choice, weapon expertise, specialized, mastery, high mastery, and grand mastery. All these options are explained in detail in C&T pgÕs 70-76)
W-2.5 Weight of weapon:
W-2.6 Size of weapon:
(As in; Small, medium, large, etc. See C&T master weapons list pgÕs 129-133. Or house rules listing of weapons)
W-2.7 Type of weapon:
(Weapons are divided into three types: Bludgeoning, Piercing, and Slashing.This describes the weaponÕs method of creating injuries and is used to determine what kind of critical hits the weapon inflicts. In addition, some monsters may be partially resistant to the effects of certain weapons)
W-2.8 Speed of weapon:
(This is where the weapons initiative speed/phase is recorded. i.e. Fast, Average, slow, or Very Slow. See C&T pgÕs 17-18 for more information on initiative)
W-2.9 Reach of weapon:
(Melee reach. All hand-to-hand weapons are rated as having a reach of 1, 2, or 3 squares. A reach of 1 allows the user to attack any target in an adjacent square that he threatens. For more information on weapon ranges see C&T pgÕs 8, 11 & 12)
W-2.10 Rate of fire/ROF:
(Rate of fire. This is the number of times per combat round that a missile weapon may be used to attack. naturally, a character canÕt throw two or three weapons per round if he has only one available)
W-2.11 Ranges:
(Missile ranges should be expressed as numbers. The first number is the outermost limit of short range, the second is the outermost limit of medium range, and the third is the outermost limit of long range. Missile ranges are given in combat system squares. In normal melee scale a square equals 5 feet. In missile scale (only used for outdoors or open battlefields) a square equals 5 yards)
W-2.12 Damage caused by weapon:
(Damage is divided into two categories: versus Small-Medium creatures, and versus large or larger creatures. The target size dictates which rating to use. The damage listed should be after adding all adjustments due to ability scores, magical pluses, and any other special modifiers. (such as specialization etc.) the die and modifier should be listed as opposed to a range. Thus 2-19 should be listed as 3d5-1. When more than one combination is possible, in order to achieve a particular damage range, it is not necessary to list all possible combinations)
W-2.13 Knockdown die:
(The knockdown die is rolled any time the weapon scores a hit. a result of 7 or better creates a possible knockdown against a man sized target)
W-2.14 Number of attacks per round with weapon:
Number of attacks is the number of attacks the character is permitted in one round given all modifiers due to specialization, weapon speed, etc...)

             w-2.1            w-2.2                 w-2.3                 w-2.4        w-2.5  w-2.6  w-2.7   w-2.8   w-2.9  w-2.10       w-2.11          w-2.12       w-2.13      w-2.14
              +/-       weapon name / pts         weap. grp              ability        wgt    size   type   speed   reach   r.o.f.      ranges          damages        k.d.     #attacks
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w.2.a  |u:+3/+3        |Ilbari Knife / 8     |Sword/short          |prof(3)/choice(2)/ | 7  |   m   |  s   |  avg   |  1   |   -    |   - / - / -   | 1d5+4 / 1d5+4   |  7   |     3/2
       |l:+3/+1        |                     |                     |expert(3)          |    |       |      |        |      |        |               | 1d5+2 / 1d5+2   |      |
       |               |                     |                     |                   |    |       |      |        |      |        |               |                 |      |
w.2.b  |u:+1/+3 \ +3/- |Common Dagger / 3    |Daggers&knives       |prof(3)            | 1  |   s   |  p   |  fast  |   1  |  2/1   |   2 / 4 / 6   | 1d4+3 / 1d3+3   |   6  |     1/1
       |l:+1/+1 \ +3/- |                     |                     |                   |    |       |      |        |      |        |               | 1d4+1 / 1d3+1   |      |
         melee   thrown
        +1 "to hit" or damage with daggers due to throwing proficiency. specific Bonus must be selected before each attack is made.

W-3 Combat/fighting styles (List)
(This is where a player should record all fighting styles, weapon specializations, masteries, and special talents his character is proficient with. See C&T pgÕs 49-50, & 71-80. Record the following statistics for each combat/fighting style)
W-3.1 Name of fighting style/specialization/talent:
W-3.2 Points spent on fighting skill:
W-3.3 Description/notes of fighting skill:

                      w-3.1                             w-3.2        w.3.3
         Name of style/specialization/talent            points  Description/notes
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w-3.a  |One handed weapon fighting style / prof.      |   0   | Ability to use a one handed weapon. received free when I took Ilbari Knive proficiency.
w-3.b  |Thrown weapon fighting style / prof.          |   0   | Ability to throw weapons like daggers. received free when I took Common dagger weapon proficiency.
w-3.c  |Two weapon fighting style / prof.             |   3   | When combined with ambidexterity (quadradexterity on my part, because I spent 2 points on ambidexterity (see 5-5.1.h.5), and
       |                                              |       | the blade class gains a natural ambidexterity (see 3-3.6.e.3) due to the kit) the character may use weapons of any size in
       |                                              |       | either or both hands without any to hit combat penalties.

W-4 Unarmed combat styles/talents (List)(This is where a player should record all unarmed fighting styles, specializations, masteries, and martial arts talents his character is proficient with. See C&T pgÕs 83-98. In addition if a character has any high level skills, (See Dungeon master Option: High-Level Campaigns, pgÕs 145-178) then this is where they would be recorded. Record the following statistics for each unarmed combat style)
W-4.1 Name of unarmed style/specialization/talent:
W-4.2 Points spent on unarmed skill:
W-4.3 Description/notes of unarmed skill:

                      w-4.1                             w-4.2        w-4.3
         Name of Unarmed style/specialization/talent    points  Description/notes
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w-4.a  |Pummeling / fami.                             |   0   | Vast majority of characters are assumed to be familiar with pummeling. One pummeling attack per round is permitted.
w-4.b  |Wrestling / fami.                             |   0   | Vast majority of characters are assumed to be familiar with wrestling. One wrestling attack per round is permitted.
w-4.c  |Overbearing                                   |   0   | A totally unskilled type of combat. No level of proficiency required to attempt an attack.

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S-1 Spells and magic supplement
(Note that priests may ignore all spell book entries)

S-1.1 Spell Books (List)
(Record the following information for each spell book)
S-1.1.a Spell book number/type:
(Each spell book should be numbered for game purposes. This does not necessarily mean that the actual book (Actual book?) has a number on it)
S-1.1.b Dimensions of spell book:
S-1.1.c Weight of spell book:
S-1.1.d Encumbrance value of spell book:
S-1.1.e Location of spell book:
(Where the spell book is usually kept)
S-1.1.f Pages used/remaining:
(List the number of pages in the book. The number used by spells in the book, and the number of blank pages remaining)
S-1.1.g Value of spell book:

          5-1.1.a             5-1.1.b     5-1.1.c  5-1.1.d                  5-1.1.e                            5-1.1.f         5-1.1.g
          nr. Type           dimensions   weight    enc.                    location                    pages/used/remaining    value
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5-1.1.1  | 1  Standard    | 16"x12"x6"  | 15 lbs | 45 lbs | In my room in Willip. Building nr.???         | 100 / 100 / 0    | 4700 gp
5-1.1.2  | 2  Standard    | 16"x12"x6"  | 15 lbs | 45 lbs | In my room in Willip. Building nr.???         | 100 / 40 / 60    | 3200 gp
5-1.1.3  | 3  Travelling  | 12"x6"x1"   | 3 lbs  | 6 lbs  | In my back pack.                              | 50 / 47 / 3      | 1900 gp
5-1.1.4  | 4  Travelling  | 12"x6"x1"   | 3 lbs  | 6 lbs  | In my room in Willip. Building nr.???         | 50 / 0 / 50      | n/a

S-1.2 Spell book enchantments/protections (List)
(Record the following information for each spell book)
S-1.2.a Spell book number:
(Each spell book should be number for game purposes. This does not necessarily mean that the actual book (Actual book?) has a number on it)
S-1.2.b Type of enchantment/protection:

           5-1.2.a                                  5-1.2.b
           nr. Type                                Protection
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5-1.2.1   | 1  Standard    | Wizard mark, leomond's trap.
5-1.2.1   | 1  Standard    | Wizard mark, leomond's trap.
5-1.2.1   | 1  Travelling  | Wizard mark, leomond's trap.
5-1.2.1   | 1  Travelling  | Wizard mark, leomond's trap.

S-1.3 Accessible/known spells (List)
(Record the following information for each spell accessible, or known by the character)
S-1.3.a Spell book number:
(The book number that the spell is written in. It may be in more than one book. If so list all the appropriate book numbers)
S-1.3.b Spell level:
(The level of the spell)
S-1.3.c Name of spell:S-1.3.d Spell reference:
(Reference where the spell can be looked up. Followed by the page number in that document)
S-1.3.e Pages spell takes up in book:
S-1.3.f Material component:(If spell requires a material component check this area. Or indicate number of components carried if not recorded elsewhere)
S-1.3.g Phase of spell:
(Initiative phase that the spell goes off in. Or the number of Rounds required to cast the spell. Remember that a spell requiring one round to cast will go off at the end of the very slow phase)
S-1.3.h Spell knockdown die:
S-1.3.i Memorized spell:
(Check here to indicate that a particular spell is memorized)

          5-1.3.a   5-1.3.b                    5-1.3.c                             5-1.3.d     5-1.3.e        5-1.3.f        5-1.3.g   5-1.3.h    5-1.3.i
          book nr. spell level              Name of spell                         reference  nr. of pages  "M" component      phase     K.D.D.   memorized
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5-1.3.1  |   1   |    1    | Comprehend languages                               |  phb/172   |    2     |        X        | 1 rnd /vs |        |      
5-1.3.2  |  1,3  |    1    | Shocking grasp                                     |  phb/178   |    5     |                 |    fast   |   d8   |     X
5-1.3.3  |   1   |    1    | Unseen servant                                     |  phb/180   |    4     |        X        |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.4  |   1   |    1    | Wall of fog                                        |  phb/180   |    6     |        X        |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.5  |   1   |    1    | Fist of stone                                      |  tom/17    |    6     |                 |    fast   |   d8   |      
5-1.3.6  |   1   |    1    | Catapult                                           |  fra/44    |    3     |                 | 1 rnd /vs |   d6   |      
5-1.3.7  |   1   |    1    | Detect magic                                       |  phb/172   |    5     |                 |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.8  |   1   |    1    | Enlarge                                            |  phb/173   |    1     |        X        |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.9  |   1   |    1    | Fire burst                                         |  tom/17    |    5     |                 |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.10 |  1,3  |    1    | Hold portal                                        |  phb/175   |    3     |                 |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.11 |   1   |    1    | Natural darkness                                   | robs world |    2     |        X        |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.12 |   1   |    1    | Phantasmal force                                   |  phb/177   |    1     |        X        |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.13 |   1   |    1    | Read magic                                         |  phb/178   |    6     |        X        | 1 rnd /vs |        |      
5-1.3.14 |   1   |    1    | Copy                                               |  cwh/95    |    2     |        X        | 1 rnd /vs |        |      
5-1.3.15 |  1,3  |    1    | Magic missile (2)                                  |  phb/176   |    3     |                 |    fast   |   d6   |     X
5-1.3.16 |   1   |    1    | Charm person                                       |  phb/171   |    4     |                 |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.17 |  1,3  |    1    | Chromatic orb                                      |  cwh/95    |    2     |        X        |    fast   |   d6   |      
5-1.3.18 |  1,3  |    1    | Wizard mark                                        |  phb/180   |    2     |        X        |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.19 |  1,3  |    1    | Sleep                                              |  phb/178   |    6     |        X        |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.20 |   1   |    1    | Change self                                        |  phb/171   |    2     |                 |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.21 |   1   |    1    | Detect secret passages and portals                 |  s&m/140   |    1     |                 |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.22 |   1   |    2    | Continual natural darkness                         | robs world |    5     |                 |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.23 |  1,3  |    2    | Lloriannes hand of fate                            | robs world |    2     |        X        |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.24 |  1,3  |    2    | Knock                                              |  phb/184   |    2     |                 |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.25 |  1,3  |    2    | Improved phantasmal forces                         |  phb/184   |    5     |        X        |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.26 |  1,3  |    2    | Mirror image                                       |  phb/186   |    3     |                 |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.27 |  1,3  |    2    | Invisibility                                       |  phb/184   |    2     |        X        |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.28 |   1   |    2    | Wizard lock                                        |  phb/189   |    5     |                 |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.29 |   1   |    2    | Leomond's trap                                     |  phb/185   |    5     |        X        |   3 rnds  |        |      
5-1.3.30 |  2,3  |    2    | Web                                                |  phb/189   |    6     |        X        |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.31 |   2   |    2    | Scare                                              |  phb/187   |    4     |        X        |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.32 |   2   |    2    | Bigby's dextrous digits                            |   ga/51    |    2     |        X        |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.33 |  2,3  |    2    | Agannazar's scorcher                               |  fra/45    |    2     |                 |    fast   |   d6   |      
5-1.3.34 |   2   |    2    | Cloak from undead                                  |  fra/45    |    2     |        X        |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.35 |  2,3  |    2    | Spectral hands                                     |  phb/188   |    4     |                 |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.36 |   2   |    2    | Detect invisibility                                |  phb/182   |    3     |        X        |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.37 |   2   |    2    | Forget                                             |  phb/183   |    4     |                 |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.38 |   2   |    2    | Wall of gloom                                      |  s&m/143   |    4     |        X        |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.39 |   2   |    2    | Locate object                                      |  phb/185   |    5     |        X        |    fast   |        |      
5-1.3.40 |   2   |    2    | Magic mouth                                        |  phb/185   |    2     |        X        |    fast   |        |      

S-1.4 Spell notes (List)
(Record the following information for each spell that has notes)
S-1.4.a Name of spell:
S-1.4.b Notes on spell:
(Record any notes pertinent to any particular spell)

                     5-1.4.a                                                    5-1.4.b
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5-1.4.1  | Shocking grasp                 | Cast from spectral hands, duration 3 rnds/discharge, 1d8+3 dam. d8 knckdown die.
5-1.4.2  | Fist of stone                  | If cast from spectral hands, duration 3 rnds, 1d3+3 damage (as if 18(00) strength).
5-1.4.3  | Magic missile                  | may fire 2 missiles at 1d4+1 damage each. d6 knockdown die.
5-1.4.4  | Lloriannes hand of fate        | Change facing of any die rolled by 1. (No 1's or 20's) duration 1 turn / discharge.
5-1.4.5  | Spectral hands                 | Ghostly glowing hand. range 30 yds + 5 yds / lvl. duration 2 rnds / lvl. may be used to deliver touch/attack based spells w/+2 "to hit". hand is 
         |                                | AC -2. Any damage to the hand ends the spell and the spell caster takes 1d4 damage.