Vanity: You are vain beyond measure and like to show it often.

The char is not very tolerant towards "strangers", "new things" and tends toward extremely conservative views of life and even more reactionary world views.

The Character is a paranoid type, can never trust fully, and is always wary,

The character feels pronounced disgust for a particular subject and will stay away from it if possible.

The character is a militant justice fanatic. If he experiences a situation in the game that he feels is unjust, he can hardly control himself.

The character is especially devout. All effects performed on him by clerics of the same alignment have double the effect. Clerics with this gift also receive more favor points when they perform a ceremonial service.

A greedy character always has his personal enrichment in mind first. This includes trying to collect gold or the rewards of his travel group for himself. It also means an almost magical attraction to gold and valuables of all kinds.

A hot-tempered character is quick to fly off the handle and has a "thin skin". On any occasion that is offensive to the character, the game master can ask for a roll on Logic. If this fails, at least the fists will probably fly.

A character with this trait is easily confused. In busy markets or crowds, the gamemaster may require a roll for Orientation to keep the character from panicking.

The character comes from the countryside. Stand and education are not relevant, as soon as the character comes into a larger settlement (from 1000 inhabitants) he is confused. Rolls for orientation in larger settlements have a minimum roll increased by 1.

The character is addicted to a certain substance, depending on the degree of addiction, the renunciation or the prospect of soon having to renounce can influence him in his actions.

The character attracts the mischief. If he enters a new region or society, he must roll a d6. If the roll shows a 5 or 6, a disaster, accident or similar happens.

Naive: Your character is naive. He sometimes believes too much in the good in people. Whenever the character doubts the statements or intentions of NPCs, the game master can have him roll for logic. If the roll fails, the character believes the NPC.

The character has an aversion to a particular subject. All rolls that interact with the subject have a minimum roll increased by 1.

The character may reroll up to 3 dice twice a session, or let a fellow character reroll the 3 dice.

The character may give an action to a fellow character every combat round, instead of using it.

The minimum roll is reduced by 2 for all rolls involving animals.

The character may force a person in sight to use one of his rerolls for a recent roll. To do this, the character must spend a bonus or destiny die.

The character has the ability to profit from special rolls. Everytime the player rolle one of the following dice patterns (while not in combat) the stated effect applies.

• Three of a kind - The character gains one bonus die
• Small Straight - The character gains one boost immediately
• Full House - The character gains one destiny die
• Large Straight - The character rediscovers an item in his backpack (the player chooses an item and adds it to his backpack)
• Four of a kind - The character gains +1 actions in every round of the next combat
• Five of a kind - The characters group gains one additional turn prior to the enemies in the next combat

In each case, the highest pattern to be achieved counts for a roll. So 5, 4, 3, 3, 2, 1 is a large straight, but not three of a kind.

The character may spend a wound to take any item from his backpack, even if he doesn't possess it. To do so, the character takes a wound and the player rolls a d6:

• 1-2: The desired item doesn't exist in the backpack
• 3-5: A similar item could be found in the backpack
• 6: The exact desired item could be found

Once per round any roll of 1 on a shooting dice roll can be rerolled

Requires shooting of 5 or more

The minimum roll to achieve for critical hits is reduced by one. This applies only to critical hits, but not to megacrits.

As an action in combat you can roll on your Persuasion Skill. A party member gains bonus dice equal to your successes or at least 1

As an reaction while in combat, you can roll on your Deception Skill. An enemy losses success dice equal to your successes

Requires deception of 3 or more

The character learned how to wield a shield effectively in combat.

This allows the character to parry attacks with a shield in accordance with the "Parry melee attacks" rule. For this purpose, either Strength or Deftness is used as a skill value.

Ranges of ranged weapons are increased by 25%.

Gives bonus dice for every throw that involves seduction in any form.

Whenever the character uses the "Run" action in combat, he may make an acrobatic throw to advance further meters. If this roll succeeds, he may move further than his running range according to the successes.

If the roll is unsuccessful, the character stumbles and is considered to be prone. He must spend one action to get back on his feet or into the Hunkered stance.

Once a day, outside of a rest, you can renew your connection to magic and replenish your arcana. To do this, you need to rest for about an hour to concentrate on the flow of magic. Roll on your magic knowledge value and fill up your arcana with half of the successes.

At the beginning of a fight, the character receives one action, which, however, can only be used to react. Once the character's turn begins in the first round of combat, his actions override this additional action.

Der Charakter kann bei einem Untersuchenwurf durch einen kritischen Erfolg besonders interessante Dinge entdecken.

Once per combat you can roll for resistance. If successful, the damage of an attack source is completely prevented in this action. This roll does not require an action.

The character is a master of shield use. The shield can be prepared for a shield block in one action instead of two. The shield block can also be performed as a reaction.

The character is skilled in two-handed combat with two weapons. The minimum roll for the attack with the secondary weapon is no longer increased by one.

The character can make one attack against an opponent once per combat round as a reaction to the opponent leaving the area of effect (range) of his melee weapon by moving. No action is used.

Any grace received is doubled.

The character has natural resistance to injury. A D6 is rolled for each wound inflicted. The minimum roll is 5 + the total number of wounds. Each success prevents one wound.

You can dodge ranged attacks as if they were melee attacks.

Rival: You have a rival. Someone is competing with you, whether on a professional, occupational, or lethal level.

Obedient: You obey every order of your superior without giving it a second thought.

Companion: You may choose one animal companion, which is considered a familiar and accompanies you wherever you go.