A Worlde of Legends™ Adventurer has ABILITIES which define how he/she functions in combat situations and also what he/she learned (if anything) before becoming a brave Adventurer. There are six Ability Types in Worlde of Legends™ LITE and an undetermined quantity in the complete game. Some of these ability types also have subtypes to better help you define your Adventurer. Scroll down or click the PDF button below to learn more about Worlde of Legends™ Abilities and the Ability Mastery System.
At the time of Adventurer creation, each player will choose one of the 6 Abilities as their PRIMARY ABILITY. This is the Adventurer's PRIMARY function in a combat situation. If an Ability has a SUBTYPE, the Adventurer MUST choose a subtype. Primary Abilities are available to all players in both the complete and LITE versions of the Worlde of Legends™ tabletop FRPG. Primary Abilities increase in potency and power as an Adventurer increases in Experience Level and Mastery Rank.
In the complete version of the Worlde of Legends™ tabletop FRPG, the GameMaster has the option to allow Adventurers to have a SECONDARY ABILITY. A Secondary Ability provides an Adventurer with a second combat function and may or may not be as potent and powerful as the Primary Ability. If an ability has a SUBTYPE, the Adventurer MUST choose a subtype. Secondary Abilities are not available in Worlde of Legends™ LITE.
In both Worlde of Legends™ complete tabletop FRPG and LITE, each Adventurer has the option of having a TERTIARY ABILITY. A Tertiary Ability is a Trade or Craft the Adventurer learned before he/she became and Adventurer. Tertiary Abilityies are chosed from the Trade/Craft options in the LEARNED SKILLS list and are set at a static success chance as determined by the GameMaster based on the Adventurer's back story.
There are 10 Mastery System Ranks available to Adventurers as they advance in Experience Level. Each new Mastery Rank offers increased power and benefits to the Adventurer. An Adventurer may seek training and attempt to advance in Mastery Rank at appropriate Experience Levels. The progression of Mastery Ranks is indicative of an Adventurer practicing his/her Ability both on the practice field and in combat encounter battles. A certain amount of experience and “field work” is required before the Adventurer can seek training to move up to the next Rank.
In order to advance in Maastery Rank, an Adventurer must receive training from a qualified instructor. Instructors can be found in most medium to large cities and some cities even have schools for certain abilities. Players work with their GameMaster to determine the availability of a qualified instructor in any given city. Once the fees are paid and the time is put in, the Adventurer makes a Training Success Roll to determine if he/she can advance in the chosen ability. If successful, an Adventurer receives increased power and effectiveness in battle and new battle skills or actions as appropriate for the new Mastery Rank.
No matter which of the Worlde of Legends™ Abilities your Adventurer has, there are Mastery System Benefits that improve as your Adventurer increases Experience Level and moves from one Mastery Rank to the Next. These benefits include improvement to Attack Roll Modifier (ARM), Damage Bonus, Weapon Action Maneuvers (WAM aka number of attack actions per round), Additional Skilled + Actions and/or improvement to existing S+As, and even more benefits at the upper Mastery Ranks including Initiative Bonus and improved chance of Critical Hit.
The Archery Mastery ability makes the Adventurer an expert with use of a bow and arrows during combat.
The Arts Majika Mastery ability allows your Adventurer to weave (cast) majik spells. See Subtypes Below.
The Bardic Arts Mastery ability allows your Adventurer to weave (cast) bardic enchantments. See Subtypes Below.
The Staff Mastery ability makes the Adventurer an expert with the quarterstaff or bostaff as a weapon
The Týnj’Naz Mastery ability makes the Adventurer an expert in fast-paced hand-and-foot combat (martial arts).
The Weapons Mastery ability allows the Adventurer to be skilled with multiple weapons and have dual-wield.
This is one of the four abilities that allow an Adventurer to access the majikal weave in order to weave majik spells. Maejai (those who use Maej majik), pronounced MAY-jeye, create majik spells by seeing the threads of majik in the world and weaving them into very intricate geometric and/or reunik patterns to create spell effects.
This is one of the four abilities that allow an Adventurer access the majikal weave in order to weave majik spells. Faethýn (those who use Faeth majik), pronounced FAY-thin, create spells by calling forth the power of their deity into some form of a talisman called a Holy Symbol, then praying and/or chanting to their deity, and finally releasing the energy from the talisman to create spell effects.
This is one of the four abilities that allow an Adventurer to access the majikal weave in order to weave majik spells. Maivýn (those who use Maiv majik), pronounced MY-vinh, create spell effects by being able to see the threads of the majikal weave and using the enhanced power of their mind to connect to the weave of majikal energy around them. Maivýn gather the energy into their minds and bodies where they use their hands to majikally shape the and weave the energy within them into powerful psychic energy brain waves that are expelled from their bodies to create the desired spell effect.
This is one of the four abilities that allow an Adventurer to access the majikal weave in order to weave majik spells. Reunár (those who use Reun majik), pronounced ROO-nahr, create spells by using their hands to feel and identify,and the threads of the majikal weave in the world around them, pull them to themselves, and use them to draw detailed Reun Shapes in the air before them to create spell effects.
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The Vo'Kál. The Art of Voice – One of the most commonly seen types of bards, the Vo'Kál is a smooth talker whose voice rises and falls with the telling of news, poetics, histories, current events, fables, children’s stories (and rhymes) and legendary tales. The Vo'Kál speaks and sings with enthralling vocals that capture the hearts and minds of listeners.
The Dán'Súr. The Art of the Dance – The Dán'Súr is proficient in many forms of dance. The movements of his/her hands, feet and often body as well as the rhythms of their accompaniment are able to distract and captivate audiences everywhere.
The Meuzikán. The Art of Instrumental Meuzik – One of the most common types of Bards, the Bardic Meuzikán is proficient with various types of musical instruments. He/she is capable of performing musical pieces that captivate audiences with the beauty of Meuzik and stir emotion within their hearts and souls.
The Treupor. The Art of the Stage – The Treupor is proficient at utilizing makeup, costume changes, and dramatic or comedic performance to entertain and capture an audience.
Many Treupors also utilize puppets or marionettes for their performances. A talented puppeteer is often in high demand amongst the nobility of large cities.
The Jestor. The Art of Foolery – The Bardic Jestor is proficient at using humor, acrobatics, mockery, mimicry, slapstick, and other “street” arts such as mime, fire-eating, sword-swallowing, etc. enthrall and entertain audiences. Some Jestors will also utilize puppets and/or marionettes, ventriloquism, and/or sleight of hand during their performances. Many Jestors are quite adept at “shell games” and other street side games that often utilize sleight of hand by the Jestor.
The Mýnstrel. The Art of the Performer – The Bardic Mýnstrel is a Bard who has learned two or more different Creative Performance Styles. A Bard chooses a single Creative Performance Style at the time of Adventurer creation and is able to learn additional Styles and Mastery Ranks 5, 7, 9, and 10.
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