Rank and Trait System
Oct 21, 2016 12:37:34 GMT -5
edited on Aug 14, 2017 6:06:58 GMT -5 by NOVA
Post by Navi on Oct 21, 2016 12:37:34 GMT -5
RANKS AND TRAITS
PLEASE READ THE RULES THROUGHLY
THE TRAITS
Upon creation, characters will be given a certain amount of points to place into crucial fields in the form of labeling terms: Novice (1), Apprentice (2), Journeyman (3), Adept (4), Master (5). Characters will also be given 4 blanks fields where they may place traits that are more oriented to their specific character.
Characters will be given the opportunity to reach a specific rank and upgrade their skill list as well as receive a new skill field.
If you include a history, it will be possible to earn more points upon approval by staff.
You have a total of 38 points to spend across these traits. To upgrade your stats, you will purchase them in the upgrade shop.
Diplomacy:
Social Etiquette:
Intimidation:
Persuasion:
Tactics/Leadership:
History/Religion:
Geography:
Arcana:
Weapon Proficiency:
Handto Hand:
Endurance:
Stealth:
Acrobatics:
Horse Riding:
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Characters will be given the opportunity to reach a specific rank and upgrade their skill list as well as receive a new skill field.
If you include a history, it will be possible to earn more points upon approval by staff.
You have a total of 38 points to spend across these traits. To upgrade your stats, you will purchase them in the upgrade shop.
Diplomacy:
Social Etiquette:
Intimidation:
Persuasion:
Tactics/Leadership:
History/Religion:
Geography:
Arcana:
Weapon Proficiency:
Handto Hand:
Endurance:
Stealth:
Acrobatics:
Horse Riding:
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TRAITS EXPLAINED
Diplomacy: the profession, activity, or skill of managing international relations, typically by a country's representatives abroad.
Social Etiquette: the customary code of polite behavior in society or among members of a particular profession or group.
Intimidation: To frighten or overawe (someone), especially in order to make them do what one wants.
Persuasion: To cause (someone) to do something through reasoning or argument.
Tactics/Leadership: The action of leading a group of people or an organization.
History/Religion: Facts, information, and wisdom acquired through education; the theoretical or practical understanding of the Isle's history and of the Gods.
Geography: The ability to know where one is when traveling, or the study of the land and of human activity.
Arcana: The ability to use and understand magic within one's disposal, as well as the study of arcane arts and history.
Weapon Proficiency: The ability to effectively use a weapon of choice, or the knowledge of weapons in general.
Hand to Hand: The ability to utilize close quarters combat without weapons. It could be utilized through martial arts or defense.
Endurance: The power of enduring an unpleasant or difficult process or situation without giving in or becoming weakened.
Stealth: To use cautious and surreptitious action or movement.
Acrobatics: the quality of bending easily without breaking, and moving swiftly without hindering one's form.
Horse Riding: the sport or activity of riding horses, including taming and utilizing combat while on horse back.
Social Etiquette: the customary code of polite behavior in society or among members of a particular profession or group.
Intimidation: To frighten or overawe (someone), especially in order to make them do what one wants.
Persuasion: To cause (someone) to do something through reasoning or argument.
Tactics/Leadership: The action of leading a group of people or an organization.
History/Religion: Facts, information, and wisdom acquired through education; the theoretical or practical understanding of the Isle's history and of the Gods.
Geography: The ability to know where one is when traveling, or the study of the land and of human activity.
Arcana: The ability to use and understand magic within one's disposal, as well as the study of arcane arts and history.
Weapon Proficiency: The ability to effectively use a weapon of choice, or the knowledge of weapons in general.
Hand to Hand: The ability to utilize close quarters combat without weapons. It could be utilized through martial arts or defense.
Endurance: The power of enduring an unpleasant or difficult process or situation without giving in or becoming weakened.
Stealth: To use cautious and surreptitious action or movement.
Acrobatics: the quality of bending easily without breaking, and moving swiftly without hindering one's form.
Horse Riding: the sport or activity of riding horses, including taming and utilizing combat while on horse back.
RANKING SYSTEM
There are three different character ranks, starting at Amateur, to Advanced, and ending with Master rank. Each of these ranks is simply a label for your character's experience. It shows how seasoned they are, as well as determines a difference in ability between characters, new and old.
Ranks are used to discern the difference in power between players and cause a great deal of power spiking. In order to improve your rank you must earn EXP by roleplaying or doing missions. It takes 5,000 EXP to earn Advanced Rank (but you must also purchase it), and then 15,000 EXP to earn Master Rank.
Here at The Legend of Zelda RP, we like to allow for the most possible free-form roleplaying experience. Our traits do not take on defined points at each particular level, but rather a range of potential at which each trait is contained.
Ranks are used to discern the difference in power between players and cause a great deal of power spiking. In order to improve your rank you must earn EXP by roleplaying or doing missions. It takes 5,000 EXP to earn Advanced Rank (but you must also purchase it), and then 15,000 EXP to earn Master Rank.
Here at The Legend of Zelda RP, we like to allow for the most possible free-form roleplaying experience. Our traits do not take on defined points at each particular level, but rather a range of potential at which each trait is contained.
MANA EXPANDED
Despite not having set values for the other stats, it is required that we go a little more into detail about Mana because this is the only stat that must be dealt with in terms of absolutes. When it comes down to how many spells you may have per mana level, this cannot be left up to player interpretation, so it will be broken down for stat level and rank as follows:
AMATEUR RANK
NOVICE: 0 owned spells. - you are unable to use magic.
APPRENTICE: 1 spell slot
JOURNEYMAN: 2 spell slots
ADEPT: 3 spell slots
MASTER: 4 spell slots
ADVANCED RANK
NOVICE: 5 spell slots
APPRENTICE: 6 spell slots
JOURNEYMAN: 7 slots
ADEPT: 8 spell slots
MASTER: 9 spell slots
MASTER RANK
NOVICE: 10 spell slots
APPRENTICE: 11 slots
JOURNEYMAN: 12 spell slots
ADEPT: 13 spell slots
MASTER: 14 spell slots