Vega

[Vega]

Eva "Vega" Lei'nox

Forged in Fire

Vital Statistics

Age: 25 arcs

Birthday: ~~~ Zi'da 79th 696

Race: ~~~ Mortalborn

Languages Spoken: Linguistics: Expert
Common (Fluent), Xanthea (Fluent)
Rakahi (Fluent), Common Sign (Conversation)
Banumi (Conversation), Murnasian (Conversation)
Pailtic (Broken), Scalveen (Conversation).

Weirdness

Injuries & Scars

Thread	Injury/Scar	Status
The Warmth of Death	An intricate, rose-shaped scar on the palm of Vega's left (dominant) hand.	Gone
Open Seas, Dark Skies	Concussion leading to headaches etc throughout Cylus 718.	Active
Molten Musings	Slash like scar along the left side of Vega's neck, from a molten thorn slicing through and cauterizing the wound.Various small specks of burns upon Vega's body from the spray of lava upon her.	Permanent

Titles

Title	Link	Description
Vega Truetongue	Derbyton Derby	Vega will find that those who truly value life giving her more respect
Vega Stonefall	Derbyton Derby	When stories of the Derby are told, Vega will be remembered most for causing the rock slide

Favours

Location	Link	Description
Scalvoris	Derbyton Derby	Vega will find that the businesses associated with Cornel and the Logging Consortium will refuse to do business with her
Scalvoris Wilderness	Derbyton Derby	Vega will find that the Darbyton Rangers, particularly the older members, will approach her to converse while in the wilds
Scalvoris Rangers	Derbyton Derby	Sighor, the leader of the Mountain Rangers will grant Vega one favor of her choice within his capabilities.

Index

Vega

~~ Current Skills ~~ Capstones ~~ Tier 2 Skills ~~ XP Ledger ~~ Knowledge Ledger ~~ Magic Ledger ~~ Blessings, Curses, Mortalborn ~~ Previous Threads ~~ Current Threads ~~ Lightning Knight ~~ Warden of the Lake ~~ Renown ~~ NPCs ~~ Appearance & History ~~Wealth & Items ~~

[Vega]

Skill Stuff

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Current Skill Levels

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"Livin' an' Learnin', I suppose."

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Skill	Points	Proficiency
Athletics	(250/250)	GrandMaster
Alchemy	(74/250)	Competent
Animal Husbandry	30 / 250	Competent
Caregiving	151/ 250	Master
Combat: Blades (Longsword)	(256/ 250) - +3 Renown, +3 Renown	Tier 2
Combat: Ranged (Shortbow)	(154/250)	Master
Combat: Unarmed (Brawling)	(76/250 )	Expert
Cosmetology	27/250	Competent
Cooking	(26/250)	Competent
Dancing	(253/250) +3 Daianara	GrandMaster
Defiance (Magic)	(20/250)	Novice
Detection	155/250	Master
Dreamwalking	12/100	NA
Discipline	153/250	Master
Endurance	(256/250) - +3 Celarion + +3 Renown	GrandMaster
Engineering	76/250	Expert
Ensorcelling	(20/250)	Novice
Fieldcraft	100/100 (FT)	GrandMaster
Gambling	35/250	Competent
Gardening	28 /250	Competent
Hunting	256/250 ~ +6 Renown	GrandMaster
Intimidation	76/250	Expert
Investigation	76/250	Expert
Leadership	256/250 ( incl. +6 Celarion)	Grandmaster
Linguistics	(82/250)	Expert
Logistics	35 / 250	Competent
Medicine	27/250	Competent
Meditation	(87/250)	Expert
Mount: Horse	26/250	Competent
Musical Instrument: String: Bow	253/250 - +3 Renown	Tier 2
Musical Instrument: Wind	25/250	Novice
Musical Instrument: Keyboard	51/250 (incl: +6 Renown)	Competent
Musical Instrument: Stringed: Plucked	(26/250)	Competent
Navigation	30/250 -+6 Nalos	Competent
Needlecraft	70 /250	Competent
Psychology	262/250 (incl +12 Nalos, + 3 Renown)	Grandmaster
Resistance	10/250	Novice
Seafaring	(147/250)	Expert
Singing	(79/250) +3 Palenon	Expert
Socialisation	(26/250)	Competent
Stealth	(26/250)	Competent
Storytelling	(77/250)	Expert
Strength	(250/250)	Grandmaster
Swimming	(25/250)	Novice
Tactics	(174/250)	Master
Teaching	(30/250)	Competent
Woodworking	(250/250)	Grandmaster

Index

Vega

~~ Current Skills ~~ Capstones ~~ Tier 2 Skills ~~ XP Ledger ~~ Knowledge Ledger ~~ Magic Ledger ~~ Blessings, Curses, Mortalborn ~~ Previous Threads ~~ Current Threads ~~ Lightning Knight ~~ Warden of the Lake ~~ Renown ~~ NPCs ~~ Appearance & History ~~Wealth & Items ~~

[Vega]

Skill Stuff

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Current Capstones

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"I'm not jus' elbows an' knees no more"

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Athletics

Approval: here

Gazelle

Vega's athletics has developed largely from the navigation of difficult and changing terrain. Balancing, jumping from one place to another, all those sorts of things have really built up Vega's flexibility. With this capstone, she effectively capstones her ability to jump. She doubles the distance she can jump - be that straight up, horizontally, or in whatever direction and she is able to land from these double-distance jumps without hurting herself.

Dance

Approved: here

All-Dance

For Vega, dance is many things. It is worship, it is celebration and it is a means of expressing herself through music. With this capstone, Vega is able to dance while performing any other skill - within the boundaries of what is physically possible, she can dance. Neither skill is impacted, no matter how difficult it is for her to dance. As long as it is physically possible for her to move her body, she is able to use the full extent of her dance skill with any other.

Endurance

Approved: here

Power Nap

Vega has become so used to living and working without sleep that she now manages on the absolute bare minimum. Usually, in day-to-day living she sleeps for maybe four hours a night but in times of pressure or when under stress she can "power nap" - a 20 minute snooze counts as a night's sleep for her - and she can maintain this during pressure. However, when that pressure wears off (be it a ten-day-long siege or a month-long battle) - Vega will then "crash" and will need to sleep for 12 hours a night for half as long as she's just survived on power-naps (so 5 nights and 15 in the examples).

Speed Healing

Vega's endurance really came into it's own when she was shattered during the Scalvoris docks attack. Her focus on healing despite the odds and her stubborn determination throughout that means that she has pushed her body to an extreme of physical fitness. She heals faster than most people do, effectively cutting in half the time she would heal - without assistance or healing. This does not speed up, or make more efficient, any healing or medical interventions, nor does it make her less likely to get infections etc.

If You Can't Stand The Heat

Vega has experienced extremes of heat over the last few years. She was burned to death in the Scalvoris Docks collapse, she was overtaken by fire and her arms turned into lava in the Death-Forged Rose storyline and then, her Immortal father cursed her. She has been running a perpetual low fever and feeling like she's over-heating for well over a year now. Having endured heat for so long now, Vega has increased her ability to do so - she can endure heat which others would find unbearable. This does nothing to mitigate damage and it certainly doesn't make her immune to fire or smoke inhalation etc. However, it means that she could endure the heat of a burning building or the extreme heat of the desert at noon.
Approval

Fiddle

Song of Hope

Vega has developed her ability to the point that she can use sound as a means of increasing the skills of those around her. Her devotion to Xiur and Qylios is such that she is determined to be hopeful, and to always do her best. She can play and, when she plays, it gives a boost to the skills of those who hear it. When Vega focuses on a group and actively uses this ability - she is able to inspire them to be the very best version of themselves. Any and all who are in the room / area where she plays (so not someone that hears it in passing, they have to be listening) have a +1 level bonus on a non-magic skill for the next trial (so, novice becomes competent, competent becomes expert etc). This skill will be directly linked to the focus Vega has so - if it is in a camp preparing for battle, for the soldiers it will be a combat skill - but the cook for that camp would gain a bonus to cooking for the troops. No more than one bonus per day can be given.

Approved: here

Fieldcraft

Bamboo

Vega has lived in the wilderness, or on the oceans, all her life. During that time she's seen a lot of extreme weather conditions. She has learned the art of building a camp which withstands the elements. Like the bamboo bends in the wind, rather than snaps, Vega has learned to set up a camp - large or small - which protects against the elements. Wind, rain, sleet, snow - they are all protected against. By putting a windbreak in just the right place, by having hot stones or warm sand around, things don't get broken, spoiled, etc. The upshot of this is that, subject to her having the resources she needs, Vega can make a comfortable and functioning camp in even the most extreme of weather - the inhabitants will suffer no ill effects from the weather in all its forms. They may not be warm in snow - but they won't be cold, won't be wet, will not stay awake hearing the wind howl, etc. One camp protects against all potential elements / weather conditions.

If the camp is of the usual size (eg: Vega, Arlo + NPCs) - then it takes half the time it usually would to set the camp up.

Approved: here

Hunting

Maximum Resource

Due to the nature of Vega's hunting skill, she can get twice the usual amount of quarry from any single hunt. This might be from felling a very fat example of a deer, or a particularly feathered bird, or coming across a whole bunch of animals together.

Approved: here

Quality Prey

Due to the nature of Vega's hunting skill, the prey she hunts are always the best example of the creature / resource. They have the tenderest and most abundant meat, the shiniest and most perfectly-marked coats, the sharpest and most well-shaped teeth, etc. In mechanical terms, this means that the product of Vega's hunt will be of the highest quality possible for the resource and to the maximum amount possible.

Approved: here

Leadership

Irritatin' an' Chipper

Irritatin' an' Chipper
Vega is aggressively optimistic. Her time in Rharne during the Siege of Storm's Edge taught her that, no matter what, she had to keep up her own sense of optimism. This has allowed her to lead others by example, but specifically by making people happy in whatever task she is leading them in. If Vega is part of a group working to a common goal, then her enthusiasm and optimism mean that people are able to keep going just that bit longer, or perform just that bit better. This has an impact on the outcome of a task - when working together on a task which has a physical product (like rebuilding the walls in Storms Edge) then that outcome will be better than it would otherwise be, while the outcome of more abstract tasks (like exploring) will simply be more efficient.

Mechanically, this means that a physical outcome (like rebuilding the walls) will result in the job will either be finished in half the time, or at one quality level above what would be expected (eg: average will become good. If these criteria aren't in place, it'll need to be story-specific but will follow this format). Which of these outcomes it is will be dependent on whether Vega's pushing people to hurry, or to do their best. For more abstract tasks (eg: exploring) the task will simply be performed to the best capability in half the time.

Approved: here

Leadin' by example

During the Siege of Storm's Edge, Vega found herself in a number of positions where she had to make snap decisions and act on them. There were things which needed doing, jobs which had to be done. She has learned that one way to get things done is by the simple expedient of starting them. Rather than tell people what to do, Vega is very much an "in there and doing it" kind of leader. That means that, when she's working in a team - whether she's in an active leadership role or not - her very nature of leading by example, of getting right in there and getting her hands dirty makes people more inclined to do the same. This specifically means that teams work better when Vega is in them. Whether she's crew on a ship or a member of a military unit, they work smarter and harder and get things done. The outcome of this is that the group functions at peak efficiency - resources are used the best they can be, communication is at its best. The longer Vega is part of this team, the more they work like a well-oiled machine and the more efficient they become.

After working in a team once, this capstone starts to take effect. Thereafter, the multitude of tasks which need doing in any group situation get done more quickly and to a higher standard. Mechanically it means that they need less people to do a job than they might otherwise, freeing people up to do other tasks. If building a wall would take five people five days - if Vega is in the team then it'll take less people (maybe 3) to build it in 5 days. All five people would build it in 3 days.

Approved: here

When in doubt, shout

During her time at Storm's Edge, Vega gave help to anyone she could. The upshot of this is that she learned the importance of asking for - and giving - help. When she is part of a group, Vega's way of being in the group makes it more and more acceptable to ask for help. After working together once, this capstone will begin to take affect - and the more she works with people, the more comfortable they are with asking for, receiving, or offering, help. This means that they work together better, of course, but this capstone is about increasing efficiency. Mechanically it means that, after she's been part of a group and been bossing people about for that time (eg: The Lightning Knights of Storms Edge) for a full season, tasks will be performed at full efficiency in half the time in any task Vega is involved in. If this is combined with another capstone, the quickest it can be is one quarter of the time.

Approved here

Psychology

DSM-I: I Know Me

Dweeb Stupid Moment I: I know me.
Vega has grown up believing that she does not fit in. It is in this feeling of "disconnect" that she has built her identity. It has given her an indepth understanding and knowledge of herself and her own process. She knows what makes her tick, she knows what she likes and dislikes - namely, she knows herself better than most people ever do. This level of self-awareness means that Vega recognises when something is impacting her emotions in some way which is not natural. If she should be being externally manipulated to feel something (by marks, magic or other abilities) Vega will know that she is. This does not infer any ability to do anything about it, nor does it tell her the source it comes from. It simply means that she knows herself well enough to recognise what is her emotion - and what is not.

Approved: here

DSM-II: BLUF

"Bottom Line Up Front" is an expression which more or less sums up Vega's way of being. She is not a trained therapist, nor is she a learned academic - far from it. However, time and again Vega has simply broken through to the heart of the matter and spoken the truth. She would hate - truly hate - to be a therapist, but she doesn't need to be one. With her innate understanding of people - and her unique means of talking - if Vega is presented with a problem, then she cuts straight to the chase and says it how it is. Somehow, she manages to give advice in such an obstreperous manner that it works. The mechanical impact of this is that a PC or NPC who is experiencing a trauma or a situation where they would usually seek a therapist can, after a chat with Vega, somehow feel like their problem has been worked through with to the point of having a much greater insight. Fundamentally, one "BLUF" conversation with Vega is equivalent to intensive therapy or soul-searching.

Approved: here

DSM-III: Pumpernickels

Vega is a fundamentally hopeful person and, by virtue of that, she allows, expects, and demands, that others are hopeful too. Psychological theory is clear - people feel hopeful (or not) about themselves, the world, the future. The more of these one can feel hopeful and positive about - the better one feels. Vega understands that tiny shreds of hope are vital to people and she can find and exploit them even in the darkest situations. From ridiculous names for terrifying creatures, to being able to make things comfortable when previously they had been hopeless, people feel better when Vega is there. Her presence means that people feel hopeful about the world, about the future - and about themselves and therefore work harder and more cohesively. This promotes a sense of common purpose and a shared identity - akin to a biqaj clan. Mechanically, this means that any "clan-like" situation Vega is in (examples from play include the Lightning Knights, the Wardens of Lovalus, the Settlement of Hopetoun) simply functions in a more orderly and communal manner. People are cohesive and friendly, and they function as a group.

The impact of this capstone is situational and, as such, I'll include it in review requests etc.

Approved: here

DSM-IV: Shurrup an' Get On

Vega has absolutely no interest in sitting down and talking things through. For her, the best therapy is time working on something. Intensely practical, Vega has found her therapy in helping out in Hopetoun, for example, as it allows her time and headspace to work things through. She is able to help people do the same and, as such, working with someone on a "project" (defined here as something which has a physical outcome, be it needlework, hunting, woodwork, or even building a wall - something physical, though not necessarily demanding) she is able to work with them psychologically. Thus, building a wall together (as an example) acts as therapy for the individual and helps them as much as a series of sessions of therapy would normally. It should be noted that this is not taking therapy outdoors - it's Vega's ability to get to the heart of the matter, say it how it is, and promote a sense of achievement at the end.

Approved: here

Strength

Strength Under Pressure

In moments of pressure or concern - Vega's nature kicks in and she becomes impassioned. This adds to her strength, effectively doubling it for the duration of her panic or fury. However, during this time she is very focused on the task she is doing / whatever is causing her to feel that way. Her ability to focus on anything else is lost to her, and effectively she works tirelessly until the situation is resolved. If this lasts for more than one hour in any 24-hour period, when the second hour wears off, Vega will get exhausted and need to rest for at least 12 hours.
Approved: here.

Sword

Songsword

Songsword:

When using her longsword, Vega is able to move it so effectively that it produces a high pitched resonating sound, something akin to the sound made when moving a damp finger over cut crystal. In order to produce this sound she must focus on keeping the sword moving in a specific manner - and this means that, whilst she is able to attack, she is unable to defend. However, the sound increases the effectiveness of the sword in shattering solid (not complex), dense non-living material such as metal, stone or wood. It does not make it more effective against a mortal body, but does make it more likely that Vega will be able to shatter a piece of armour. It does not work against Yludih as, although made of crystal, they are alive. A non-living, usual crystal would be shattered, but Yludih would not. Furthermore, if she were to slice a wooden chest filled with books, for example, this capstone would only work against the wood of the chest since the sword is vibrating at the correct pitch for that, not the books inside.
In a PvP situation, against armour especially (or other things, I guess - weapons, possibly, items etc) this capstone would require moderator oversight / input in order to ensure fairness, but the following factors would make it more or less likely to succeed.

• The defender's skill in whatever means of defence they utilise vs Vega's longsword skill
• The quality of the item - masterwork is far less likely to be shattered with a glancing blow etc
• Whether the item carries any enchantments etc.

Approved: here

Airwaves

Airwaves:

Akin to the previous capstone, Vega has learned to utilise the air moved by the swinging of her sword in such a way that it is a bonus. By concentrating on her movements, Vega can use the sword to "push" air in front of her blade and therefore extend the reach of her sword by 2 inches. This effectively means that, when facing an opponent they might feel that she is about to miss them or that they are about to hit her as her parry is just short, when in fact the "pushed" air does the job. If Vega uses this for a strike, however, it does not cut but hits with blunt force, akin to a wooden sword. Because of the concentration required to perform this and to move the sword in this manner she can either focus on attack or defence, not both, when using this ability.
Approved: here

Woodworking

Built to Last

: Vega has lived all her life outdoors and she has used her woodcrafting as an integral part of that life. The items Vega makes have had to withstand the elements and extremes of weather, and she has always planned for that and made them to be as resiliant and hard-wearing as possible. This capstone shows the logical continuation of this and leads to the items she crafts - be it a box or wooden house, a fence pole or a short bow - being durable and strong and - most importantly - resistant to the elements and weather. Wind, rain, snow or even extreme heat of Saun will not warp, rot, or in any way impact the items she makes - even a flood would find the items Vega crafted undamaged in the water. It does not make the wood (or the item) more resistant to direct damage than it otherwise would be (depending on the type of wood.). It prevents warping, weathering, rot and degradation from exposure to the elements.

So if a wood happens to be resistant to damage (like some kind of iron wood or whatever) it has its natural hardness/durability, but also is immune to warping and the elements.

Approved here

Wildwood

Vega has become very imaginative and creative with her woodworking and she combines the practical with the aesthetic and unique. With this capstone, she has learned how to carve wood in such a way that it takes on "special effects" - done by clever use of tricks of the light or carving wood in a particular way, she can make it seem to sparkle, or to be all the colours of the rainbow or even to shift through colour spectrums. If she carves reliefs or images into or with wood, she can make it look like the thing she creates is moving.

These are all purely visual tricks, but they allow for some stunning effects.
Approved here

Index

Vega

~~ Current Skills ~~ Capstones ~~ Tier 2 Skills ~~ XP Ledger ~~ Knowledge Ledger ~~ Magic Ledger ~~ Blessings, Curses, Mortalborn ~~ Previous Threads ~~ Current Threads ~~ Lightning Knight ~~ Warden of the Lake ~~ Renown ~~ NPCs ~~ Appearance & History ~~Wealth & Items ~~

[Vega]

Skill Stuff

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Current Tier 2 Skills

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Sword

Sword Links

PSF Approval: here
Gateway Plot Tracker: here
Gateway Approval: here and here

Sword Abilities

Gateway Ability:
Sword-Dancer (Defence):
Vega is so in tune with the sword in her hand, and the rhythm of combat that she blocks a blow before it begins. She is able to defend herself - and those around her - from up to four opponents (one for each element) effortlessly. They must be close enough to her that they can hit her, but if they could reach her, even if they are attacking someone right next to her, Vega can defend, flawlessly. This is effortless and her sword is in place seemingly before they move, be it with hand to hand or weapon.

Sword Knowledge & Points

Novice:
Novice: 0 - 10 points & 0 - 22 knowledge
Current Total: 3 point & 11 knowledge

• The Storm Wastes Massacre IV: Finding Bob = 6 Knowledge + 1 Point.
  • Tier 2: Sword: Defending groups.
  • Tier 2: Sword: Using your environment.
  • Tier 2: Sword: Fighting on the ground.
  • Tier 2: Sword: Fighting in close quarters.
  • Tier 2: Sword: Impaling enemies.
  • Tier 2: Sword: Using tactics to maximise efficiency.
• The Rise of Rhaum = 3 Knowledge
  • Tier 2 Sword: Launching a concentrated volley of precise strikes.
  • Tier 2 Sword: Surprise attack, straight for the neck.
  • Tier 2 Sword: Wearing down mobility by aiming for joints.
• There's Too Much Confusion = 2 XP and 2 Knowledge
  • Combat: Blade: Fighting on different ground
  • Combat: Blade: Learning from fights

Tier 2 Sword Plots

Novice

All Along The Watchtower

All Along The Watchtower
Approval: here
Threads:
Star Light, Star Bright - Vega goes to the closest Watch Tower and uses her Xiur-granted ability. She sees the task ahead.

Umbral Cavernsr

The Umbral Caverns
Approval: here
Threads:
Nickels & Rhymes -A researcher from Command Central comes to speak to her, Vivian tasks them with going to the Umbral Caverns.
Beneath An Orange Sky -The first thread of the Umbral Caverns Story.

Fiddle

Fiddle Links

PSF Approval: here
Plot Tracker: here
Achieved Tier 2: here

Fiddle Abilities

Gateway Ability:
Tune-bound:
Following on from her capstone, this ability allows Vega to effective 'buff' a group who hear her play. So inspiring is her music that, when she is attempting to instill any emotion linked with the Domains of Xiur or Qylios, she gives them the ability to fight together, as though they are bonded as per the Qylios mark. Whole groups can function together, fighting as one with each individual having full knowledge of what is going on in the battle. All of the people who are bonded in this way must have heard Vega play at the same time, and within the last trial. This applies to herself, as well.

Fiddle Knowledge & Points

Novice:
Novice: 0 - 10 points & 0 - 22 knowledge
Current Total: 1 point & 5 knowledge
Points:
+1 = 1

Knowledge:
Fiddle: Using music to calm a Flameborn
Fiddle: Playing in intense heat.
Fiddle: Music can bind a group together
Fiddle: Cooling down a thrashing beast.
Fiddle: Focus on the music to make abilities more effective.

Index

Vega

~~ Current Skills ~~ Capstones ~~ Tier 2 Skills ~~ XP Ledger ~~ Knowledge Ledger ~~ Magic Ledger ~~ Blessings, Curses, Mortalborn ~~ Previous Threads ~~ Current Threads ~~ Lightning Knight ~~ Warden of the Lake ~~ Renown ~~ NPCs ~~ Appearance & History ~~ Wealth & Items ~~

[Vega]

Skill Stuff

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Skill Point Ledger

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Thread or Skill Name	Points Adjustment	Running Total	Defiance Adjustment	Defiance Total
Archive	NA	00	NA/2225	00
Fixing a Hole	+15	15/2240	NAt	00
Simple Words Spoke	+15	30/2255	NA	00
When Cooler Heads Prevail	+15	45/2270	NA	00
Beginning with S	+15/2285	60	NA	00
I spy with my biqaj eye	+15	60/2300	NA	00
Tall Tales & Truths	+15	75/2315	NA	00
Superstition Brings Bad Luck	+15	90/2330	NA	00
Lights on the Water	+20	110/2350	NA	00
Getting Into the Swing	+10	120/2360	NA	00
Illuminating Paths	+15	135/2375	NA	00
Fiddle	-10	125	NA	00
Telling the Tale	+15	140/2390	NA	00
Goat To Be Kidding Me?	+15	155/2405	NA	00
Detection	-155	Nil	NA	00
Forever is a Long Time	15	15 /2420	NA	00
Woodcraft	-15	Nil	NA	00
The Path Less Travelled	+10	10/2430	NA	00
Spark of Fire	+15	25/2445	NA	00
Splintering	+ 15	40/2460	NA	00
Dawn of a new season	+ 15	55/2475	NA	00
Has beans?	+15	70/2490	NA	00
The Path Less Travelled	+10	80/2500	NA	00
Impulse Buys	+15	95/2515	NA	00
Sons and Daughters	+15	110/2530	NA	00
Last Time We Met	+15	125/2545	NA	00
If you go down to the woods	+15	140/2560	NA	00
When Lightning Cracks the Sky	+20	160/2580	NA	00
Till Death Do Us Part	15	175/2595	NA	00
Treasure Hunting We Shall Go	15	190/2610	NA	00
A Cultured Man	15	205/2625	NA	00
Seafaring	-120	85	NA	00
Unarmed: Brawling	-50	35	NA	00
The Call	20	55/2645	NA	00
The Door of Death	20	75/2665	NAt	00
The Pure	00	75 /2685	+20	20
Skill:Defiance	00	75	-20	00
The Trial of the Scare	20	95/2715	00	00
Strength	-95	00/ 2715	00	00
Honeymoon Sweet	15	15/2730	00	00
Missing Vital Information	10	25 /2740	NA	NA
A Story Told A Thousand Times	15	40 / 2780	NA	NA
Fire Forged	15	55 / 2795	NA	NA
Endurance	-55	00 / 2795	NA	NA
Look How She Shines For You	15	15/2810	NA	NA
Singing	-15	00 / 2795	NA	NA
All was quiet, in the deep, dark wood	15	15/ 2810	NA	NA
The Greatest Party	15	30 / 2825	NA	NA
Leadership	-30	00 / 2825	NA	NA
Why Chocolate Kills	15	15 /2840	NA	NA
Daddy Issues	15	30 /2855	NA	NA
Horses for Courses	15	45 /2870	NA	NA
I don't see three ships a'sailing	15	60 /2885	NA	NA
Endurance	-41	19 / 2885	NA	NA
Musical Instrument: Gittern	-1	18 / 2885	NA	NA
Combat: Unarmed	-1	17 / 2885	NA	NA
Investigation	-1	16 / 2885	NA	NA
Stealth	-1	15 / 2885	NA	NA
The Last Knights of Storm's Edge	15	30/ 2900	NA	NA
Tactics	-13	17 / 2900	NA	NA
Bring in the Clowns	15	32 / 2915	NA	NA
Mount: Horse	-11	21 / 2915	NA	NA
Does Anyone Want Anything from Rharne?	15	36/ 2930	NA	NA
Stone and Fire	15	51 / 2945	NA	NA
Drawing on Experience	15	66 / 2960	NA	NA
Protecting the Wall	10	76/ 2970	NA	NA
Singing	-36	40 / 2970	NA	NA
Fightin' Fiery Pumpernickels	15	55/ 2985	NA	NA
Protecting the Wall	10	65/ 2995	NA	NA
Leadership	-46	19 / 2995	NA	NA
On the way back	10	29/ 3005	NA	NA
Call for Reinforcements II	15	44/ 3020	NA	NA
Roaring Flames, Smoking Steel	15	59/ 3035	NA	NA
Remember Sunshine & Happiness	15	74 / 3050	NA	NA
Fire Across Storm's edge	15	89 / 3065	NA	NA
Scouting	10	99 / 3075	NA	NA
I don't feel like dancing	10	109 / 3085	NA	NA
A very fine fiddle	10	119 / 3095	NA	NA
Fixin' a hole II	10	129 / 3105	NA	NA
Supply Lines II II	10	139 / 3115	NA	NA
Before and After	10	149 / 3125	NA	NA
Dancing	-49	100/ 3125	NA	NA
War Arrives: The Chill of Death	15	115 / 3140	NA	NA
Take As Your Model	15	130 / 3155	NA	NA
Leadership	-100	30/3155	NA	NA
Huckmuck 'n' Gwenders	10	40 / 3165	NA	NA
Intimidation	-40	00/3165	NA	NA
Not Just Strong, Snuffle Strong!	10	50 / 3175	NA	NA
Fighting Side by Side	10	60 / 3185	NA	NA
Nostalgia	15	75 / 3200	NA	NA
Tactics	-75	00/3200	NA	NA
An Unwanted Man	15	15/ 3215	NA	NA
The Storm Wastes Massacre I: Embarking	10	25 / 3225	NA	NA
The Storm Wastes Massacre II: Wolfernickels in Hiding	10	35 / 3235	NA	NA
The Storm Wastes Massacre III: Attack of the Ramernickels	10	45 / 3245	NA	NA
Siblings	15	60 / 4260	NA	NA
Horse Sense	15	75/4275	NA	NA
The Hey-nonny-nonny within	10	85 /4285	NA	NA
Defining Stupid	10	95/4295	NA	NA
Acrobatics	-45	50/4295	NA	NA
Meditation	-50	00/4295	NA	NA
Answers, Burned Away	20	20/4315	NA	NA
Mummers Ball	30	50/4345	NA	NA
Rummaging Around	15	65/4360	NA	NA
Special Kind of Stupid II: Warning	10	75/4370	NA	NA
Discipline	-75	00/4370	NA	NA
A Train Led By Joy	10	10/4380	NA	NA
Another Day, Another Dweeb	15	25/4405	NA	NA
Rise of Rhaum, Fall of Rharne	20	45/4425	NA	NA
Court Martial	15	60/4440	NA	NA
Well, that's not good	15	75/4455	NA	NA
A Misery Loves Company	15	90/4470	NA	NA
Construction	-16	74/4470	NA	NA
Leadership	-74	00/4470	NA	NA
Summaries	15	15/4485	NA	NA
Fieldcraft	-15	00/4485	NA	NA
Ole Ball & Chain	15	15/4500	NA	NA
Numbnuts McNumpty	15	30/4515	NA	NA
Settin' Up Camp	15	45/4530	NA	NA
d'ogne virtute / e d'ogni pene	15	60/4545	NA	NA
The Wild Hunt	15	75/4560	NA	NA
Fencin' in Feelings	10	85/4570	NA	NA
Seeking a Sword Teacher	15	100/4585	NA	NA
Fletching	-10	90	NA	NA
Teaching	-30	60	NA	NA
Alchemy	-20	40	NA	NA
Ensorcelling	-20	20	NA	NA
Hunting in Packs	10	30	NA	NA
Vega & The Bookdweeb/glow]	15	45	NA	NA
Doolally Frogs	10	55	NA	NA
Good Fences Make Good Neighbours	10	65	NA	NA
Needlecraft	-25	40	NA	NA
Borderin' on Hey Nonny Nonny	10	50	NA	NA
Psychology	-50	00	NA	NA
Savoir of the Morning	15	15	NA	NA
Construction	-10	05	NA	NA
Freedom Song	10	15	NA	NA
Fetchin' Fletchin	10	25	NA	NA
Priorities	10	35	NA	NA
Feathers & Flights	10	45	NA	NA
Knock nock	10	55	NA	NA
Psychology	-55	00	NA	NA
Family Ties	10	10	NA	NA
Small Furry Dweebs	10	20	NA	NA
Feeding the Masses	15	35	NA	NA
Vole Dancing	10	45	NA	NA
Needlecraft	-45	00	NA	NA
Ignorance & Confidence	10	10	NA	NA
Seeing Red	15	25	NA	NA
An Unexpected Visitor	15	40	NA	NA
First Steps	10	50	NA	NA
Framing Things	15	65	NA	NA
Tea Time	10	75	NA	NA
Surviving	10	85	NA	NA
The Storm	10	95	NA	NA
The Freeze	10	105	NA	NA
Putting Down Roots	15	120	NA	NA
Psychology	-95	35	NA	NA
Storytelling	-35	00	NA	NA
Visions & Volcanoes	15	15	NA	NA
Rule #3: Don't Dehydrate	10	25	NA	NA
Rule #1: Don't Die	10	35	NA	NA
Rule #2: Don't Get Killed	10	45	NA	NA
Logistics	-35	10	NA	NA
Cooking	-10	00	NA	NA
SSD: Acrobatics	Now Athletics	00	NA	NA
SSD: Climbing	37 to XP Pool	37	NA	NA
SSD: Construction	Now Engineering	37	NA	NA
SSD: Fishing	27 to XP Pool	64	NA	NA
SSD: Fletching	34 to XP Pool	98	NA	NA
Gardening	8	90	NA	NA
Engineering	50	40	NA	NA
Woodcrafting	24	16	NA	NA
Rule #4: Stick Together	10	26	NA	NA
Cooking	-10	16	NA	NA
The Expedition, Let's Begin	+10	26	NA	NA
Searching for Hope	+15	41	NA	NA
The Point of Hope	+10	51	NA	NA
Socialization	-26	25	NA	NA
Forging Ahead	+10	35	NA	NA
Size Doesn't Matter	+10	45	NA	NA
Knight Moves	+10	55	NA	NA
Clip Clippety Clop on the Stairs	+10	65	NA	NA
A Sharp Pane	+10	75	NA	NA
First, Aid.	+10	85	NA	NA
Second, Shelter	+10	95	NA	NA
Hope, Courage, Tunawa, Cadouri	+10	105	NA	NA
Golden Chain I: First Links	+10	115	NA	NA
Golden Chain II: Making New Links	+10	125	NA	NA
Intimidation	+36	89	NA	NA
But I Don't Know How	+10	99	NA	NA
The Golden Chain III: The Kindness of Strangers	+10	109	NA	NA
You could never know what it's like	+15	124	NA	NA
Even Educated Fleas Do It	+10	134	NA	NA
Too Much of a Good Thing	+10	144	NA	NA
All The Roads We Have To Walk	+10	154	NA	NA
Little Bird	+10	164	NA	NA
Preparing for the New Arrivals	+15	179	NA	NA
Face Off	+15	194	NA	NA
All The Lights That Lead Us There Are Blinding	+10	204	NA	NA
There Are Many Things I Would Like To Say To You	+10	214	NA	NA
A Beacon For Hope	+20	234	NA	NA
The Art of Surviving	+15	259	NA	NA
What A Difference A Trial Makes	+15	274	NA	NA
Cos Maybe, You're Gonna Be The One That Saves Me	+10	284	NA	NA
Creaky Hinges	+15	299	NA	NA
Hickory Dickory Docks!	+15	314	NA	NA
Short Stories, Tall Tales, Fables of All Sizes!	+15	329	NA	NA
Saoire's Heroes: the Earth Table	+20	349	NA	NA
I'm Your Huckleberry	+15	364	NA	NA
Alchemy	-54	310	NA	NA
Etch A Catch	+15	355	NA	NA
Blessings & Curses	+15	370	NA	NA
The Founding of Shellknight Lodge	+15	385	NA	NA
Changes to Start Up Skills	+32XP	417	NA	NA
Caregiving	-151	266	NA	NA
Athletics	-92	174	NA	NA
Dancing	-171	3	NA	NA
Serenity Island - Creede Style	+15	18	NA	NA
Who Do The Stars Gaze Upon	+15	33	NA	NA
And here we are living	+15	48	NA	NA
I believe in miracles	+10	58	NA	NA
6 hands help better than 2	+15	73	NA	NA
Tactics	-73	00	NA	NA

Index

Vega

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Skill Stuff

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Knowledge Ledger

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Skills A - M

A - D

Athletics:

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1. Athletics: Acrobatics: Best time to jump from a swing
2. Athletics: Acrobatics: Balancing on branches
3. Athletics: Acrobatics: Basic Moves are Often Parts of Advanced Moves
4. Athletics: Acrobatics: Best to be Wearing Pants, Not a Dress
5. Athletics: Acrobatics: Cartwheels, Forward and Lateral
6. Athletics: Acrobatics: Do Some Stretching Exercises First
7. Athletics: Acrobatics: Keep Momentum From One Move to the Next
8. Athletics: Acrobatics:
9. Athletics : Climbing While Tied To Another Person
10. Athletics: Acrobatics: Forward somersault
11. Athletics: Acrobatics: Working together for a complex trick
12. Athletics: Acrobatics: Headstand on someone’s shoulders
13. Athletics: Acrobatics: The appropriate place to put your hands for a headstand on someone else
14. Athletics: Acrobatics: Working together for balance
15. Athletics: Acrobatics: A hop, skip and jump over rocky outcrops
16. Athletics: Acrobatics: Swinging off a boat
17. Athletics: Acrobatics: Jumping to a capsized boat
18. Athletics: Acrobatics: Duck and roll
19. Athletics: Acrobatics: Drop and spin
20. Athletics: Acrobatics: Jumping into someone else's arms
21. Athletics: Acrobatics: Balancing high up requires you to adjust according to the wind direction.
22. Athletics: Acrobatics: Walking across a raised beam of wood
23. Athletics: Acrobatics: Dodging falling boulders and debris
24. Athletics: Acrobatics: Maintaining balance when traversing a steep incline
25. Athletics: Acrobatics: Pushing someone out of the way and throwing yourself backwards
26. Athletics: Acrobatics: A cartwheel
27. Athletics: Acrobatics: Drop to dodge an attack
28. Athletics: Acrobatics: Tumble and stand in one movement
29. Athletics: Acrobatics: Standing perfectly still
30. Athletics: Acrobatics: Moving your weight in time with your partner
31. Athletics: Acrobatics: Stepping into the arms of a raging enemy to save them
32. Athletics: Acrobatics: Jumping from a tree
33. Athletics: Acrobatics: Landing in a flamboyant manner. (32)
34. Athletics: Acrobatics: Avoiding people while running
35. Athletics: Acrobatics: Leaping from a mast to a flying beast
36. Athletics: Acrobatics: Judging the correct moment to jump
37. Athletics: Acrobatics: Landing from height
38. Athletics: Acrobatics: Timing is everything. (37)
39. Athletics:
40. Athletics:
41. Athletics:
42. Athletics: +4 = 41
43. Athletics:
44. Athletics:
45. Athletics:
46. Athletics: +4 = 45
47. Athletics: Acrobatics: Aerial dismount
48. Athletics: Acrobatics: Judging the landing site
49. Athletics: Acrobatics: Jumping in combat
50. Athletics: Acrobatics: Leaping in between fiery spinning rings….. (49)
51. Athletics:
52. Athletics:
53. Athletics: +3 = 52
54. Athletics : Climbing: Jumping down the last few feet.
55. Athletics : Climbing: Scale a bear.
56. Athletics : Climbing: Tree climbing in the snow
57. Athletics : Climbing: Grabbing on with your knees
58. Athletics : Climbing: Use your upper body strength to your advantage
59. Athletics : Climbing: Use legs to build speed in the climb
60. Athletics : Climbing: Make full use of knots when climbing a rope
61. Athletics : Climbing: Take the weather / environment into account when ice might make things more difficult
62. Athletics : Climbing: Always take the force of wind into account when Climbing in exposed areas.
63. Athletics : Climbing: Using rope hand and footholds for balance
64. Athletics : Climbing: Rough terrain
65. Athletics : Climbing: Weather makes a difference.
66. Athletics : Climbing: Slipping on ice and stones
67. Athletics : Climbing: Mountains have many hidden obstacles
68. Athletics : Climbing: Climbing a mast
69. Athletics : Climbing: Using arms and legs to ensure that you are safe and moving.
70. Athletics : Climbing: Avoid friction burns when climbing with rope.
71. Athletics : Climbing: Sheer cliff faces are tricky to climb
72. Athletics : Climbing: Climbing with a partner can be a help or hindrance
73. Athletics : Climbing: Distribute weight evenly to make Climbing easier
74. Athletics : Climbing: Go slowly, but don't hesitate
75. Athletics : Climbing: Make sure that you have a foot hold.
76. Athletics : Climbing: Holding on with your legs
77. Athletics : Climbing: Scrabbling up a mast.
78. Athletics : Climbing: Balancing on a moving ship
79. Athletics : Running: Being careful not to trip on a rocky cave floor
80. Athletics :Running: Keeping your feet light when crossing a wood plank bridge
81. Athletics : Running: Running on a steep incline
82. Athletics :Running: Sprinting through the snow
83. Athletics :Running: Sprinting through the woods to flee from an enemy
84. Athletics x 3 1
85. Athletics x 3 2
86. Athletics x 3 3
87. Athletics x 4 X
88. Athletics x 4 X
89. Athletics x 4 X
90. Athletics x 4 X

Acting

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1. Acting: changing your laughter into a cough
2. Acting: Telling a story through motion
3. Acting: Impersonating a drunk
4. Acting: The picture of innocence
5. Acting: Pretending to be despondent
6. Acting: Wo-man hit things
7. Acting: Changing the timbre and pitch of your voice.

Alchemy

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1. Alchemy
2. Alchemy: Alchemy: x 2= 2
3. Alchemy: x 10 1
4. Alchemy: x 10 2
5. Alchemy: x 10 3
6. Alchemy: x 10 4
7. Alchemy: x 10 5
8. Alchemy: x 10 6
9. Alchemy: x 10 7
10. Alchemy: x 10 8
11. Alchemy: x 10 9
12. Alchemy: x 10 10

Animal Husbandry

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1. Animal Husbandry: Horse: Gentle tone of voice to calm Animals
2. Animal Husbandry: Horse: Talk to them, keep physical contact.
3. Animal Husbandry: Horse: Horses don't like to be rushed.
4. Animal Husbandry: Horse: Bits against teeth can be painful
5. Animal Husbandry: Horses have personality
6. Animal Husbandry: Keep horses warm in the coldest seasons
7. Animal Husbandry: Puppies like it when you fuss them
8. Animal Husbandry: Puppy needs comfort
9. Animal Husbandry: Let puppy sleep on your lap
10. Animal Husbandry: Dogs like to be scratched, especially behind the ear.
11. Animal Husbandry: Puppies have distinct personalities
12. Animal Handling: Spotting when a horse has a stone in their shoe
13. Animal Handling:
14. Animal Handling: +2 = 14

Animal Training

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1. Animal Training: Horse: Blow in their noses
2. Animal Training: Horse: Ears are used to communicate
3. Animal Training: Horse: Careful if ears are down flat
4. Animal Training: Horse: Techniques to make saddling easier
5. Animal Training: Less spirited animals are easier to train

Business Management

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1. Business Management: Use attractive men to make a bad business idea more attractive.
2. Business Management: Finding staff for a business is quite unlike actually building the infrastructure.
3. Business Management: Every business needs the backbone of infrastructure.
4. Business Management: Making a contract with someone means giving up a portion of profits.
5. Business Management x 3 - 1
6. Business Management x 3 - 2
7. Business Management x 3 - 3

Caregiving

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1. Caregiving: Trying to comfort a bereaved individual
2. Caregiving: Do what they want you to do, not what you want.
3. Caregiving: Be clear about what you're offering
4. Caregiving: Speaking in terms of the fantasies children use
5. Caregiving: Think about if a place might make someone sad.
6. Caregiving: Consider ways of making people psychologically comfortable
7. Caregiving: Giving space where space is needed
8. Caregiving: Thinking about ways to learn massage which aren't uncomfortable
9. Caregiving: Playing games with children to distract them
10. Caregiving: Tickling children
11. Caregiving: Helping a pregnant lady up
12. Caregiving: Pregnant people get out of breath
13. Caregiving:
14. Caregiving: +2 =14
15. Caregiving:
16. Caregiving:
17. Caregiving:
18. Caregiving: +4 = 18
19. Caregiving:
20. Caregiving:
21. Caregiving: +3 = 21
22. Caregiving - Reassuring others of a positive outcome = 22
23. Caregiving: Always be honest, it puts people at their ease. = 23
24. Caregiving: Address worries to help someone.= 24
25. Caregiving: Sometimes, giving someone a job to do is a means of looking after them.= 25
26. Caregiving: Carrying an injured individual in a sling.= 26
27. Caregiving: Discussing feelings with someone can help them..
28. Caregiving: Looking at the positives of relationships..
29. Caregiving: Take care of basic needs first.
30. Caregiving: Challenging someone who's talking nonsense can help them realise they're talking it.
31. Caregiving: Can mean telling someone to sort themselves out.
32. Caregiving: Can be challenging a third party, when they're being negative about someone vulnerable
33. Caregiving: Distract distressed children with stories
34. Caregiving: Inject a positive note by talking about a wanted future event
35. Caregiving: Telling someone that they might be wrong about a negative idea can help them.
36. Caregiving: Letting another witness your vulnerability.
37. Caregiving: Taking care not to take risks during a pregnancy.
38. Caregiving: x 2 (1)
39. Caregiving: x 2 (2)
40. Caregiving: x 3 (1)
41. Caregiving: x 3 (2)
42. Caregiving: x 3 (3)
43. Caregiving: Listening is a keystone of giving a care.
44. Caregiving: x 5 (1)
45. Caregiving: x 5 (2)
46. Caregiving: x 5 (3)
47. Caregiving: x 5 (4)
48. Caregiving: x 5 (5)
49. Caregiving: Challenge negative beliefs
50. Caregiving: Using examples for a child can help them understand
51. Caregiving: Pointing out someone's strengths to build self-esteem.
52. Caregiving: x 3 (1)
53. Caregiving: x 3 (2)
54. Caregiving: x 3 (3)
55. Caregiving x 7
56. Caregiving x 7
57. Caregiving x 7
58. Caregiving x 7
59. Caregiving x 7
60. Caregiving x 7
61. Caregiving x 7
62. Caregiving x 3
63. Caregiving x 3
64. Caregiving x 3
65. Caregiving: x 1
66. Caregiving x 4 X
67. Caregiving x 4 X
68. Caregiving x 4 X
69. Caregiving x 4 X

Cartography

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1. Cartography: A Beautiful but Alien Map Design.

Combat (Bladed)

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Combat: Blades: (Longsword): Basic fighting stance
Combat: Blades: (Longsword): Basic Blocking Techniques (JD)
Combat: Blades: (Longsword): Basic Slashing Techniques (JD)
Bladed Combat (long sword): Slicing with a long sword
Bladed Combat (long sword): Trusting when unable to slash
Bladed Combat (longswords): Remain relaxed, flexible and responsive
Bladed Combat (longswords): Fight from the hips
Bladed Combat (longswords): Leaning/ducking to avoid attacks
Bladed Combat (longswords): Warming up is important and should be done before fighting
Blades: Sword: Prepare for attack
Blades: Sword: Maintain stance in the face of multiple opponents
Blade: Sword: Relaxed and ready stance
Blades: Sword: Swing from the hips
Bladed Combat: Longsword: Step aside defense technique.
Bladed Combat: Longsword: Footwork during a charge
Bladed Combat: Forward lunge
Bladed Combat: Aiming for an eye with a thrust
Bladed Combat: Change techniques for fighting armoured foes.
Sword: Draw and strike
Sword: Slice whilst moving foward
Sword: Maintain balance
Sword: Changing movement mid-strike
Sword: Relaxed stance
Sword: Lunging
Sword: Shifting weight as movement changes
Bladed Combat: Sword: Overhead arc
Bladed Combat: Sword: Recovering from an unexpectedly ineffective attack
Bladed Combat: Sword: Upward thrust
Combat: Blade: Draw your sword ready
Blades: Maintaining stance on a rocking boat
Blades: Stab movement to aim for a quick kill
Blades: Every attack should be a defence
Blades: Open, ready stance (33)
Blades: Sharp, swift strike with the flat of the blade
Blades: Twist the blade to maintain flexibility
Bladed Combat: (Longsword) Dropping down to strike from below
Bladed Combat: (Longsword) Keep your blade parallel to where you want to strike
Bladed Combat: (Longsword) Graceful, sweeping arc
Bladed Combat: (Longsword) Use blade and body movement for momentum
Bladed Combat: (Longsword) How to put your full strength into a blow (40)
Blades: Sword: Slicing at flying opponents.
Blades: Sword: Fighting back to back to avoid being attacked
Blades: Sword: Working out the rhythm of an opponents movement
Blades: Sword: When fighting flying opponents, aim for the wings
Blades: Sword: When facing multiple opponents, let them come in
Blades: Sword: Attack the leader when being attacked by a group of bees
Blades: Sword: Use your blade to distract your opponent.
Blades: Sword: Fake a rhythm to enhance surprise (48)
Blades: Longsword: Using practice weapons for safety
Blades: Longsword: Testing the weight of a weapon before use (50)
Blades: Longsword: Ready stance for duelling
Blades: Longsword: Moving the blade from your wrist (52)
Blades: Sword: How to hold a sword to mitigate against pain.
Blades: Sword: Use momentum rather than leverage with limited movement (54)
Blades: Sword: How to remain in ready position while sitting (55)
Blades: Quick kill when needed.
Blade: Drawing sword as you move
Blades (Longsword): Thrust is easier in confined spaces.
Blades (Longsword): Stopping a blow before it hits.
Blades: Longsword: Using a flaming blade requires amending techniques (60)
Blades: Longsword: Slicing the underbelly of a charging beast
Blades: Longsword: Use the momentum of your opponent
Combat: Blades (Longsword): A molten longsword will cut through metal
Combat: Blades (Longsword): Using the crushing power of hilt and pommel when enemy needs shattered, not cut
Blades (Longsword): Pommel can be used to break chain links
Combat: Blades: Longsword: Use your center of gravity
Combat: Blades: Longsword: Use your blade to deflect a large [*] Animal
Blade Combat (Longsword): Put strength behind a thrust by pulling your arm back.
Blade Combat (Longsword): Thrust forward and put your weight behind it
Blades (Dagger): Can be used for breaking chain links individually (70)

Combat (Ranged)

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Combat: Ranged (Shortbow): Hitting moving targets
Combat: Ranged (Shortbow): More Likely To Hit A Target When Exhaling (JD)
Combat: Ranged Combat (bow): Talking the time to aim
Combat: Ranged Combat (bow): Flying straight and true but still missing the mark
Ranged Combat: Bow: Breathing while aiming
Ranged Combat: Bow: Aiming at the right target
Ranged Combat: Knowing Where to Shoot Helps
Ranged Weapon: Bow: Aiming into a group
Ranged Weapon: Bow: Wait until you're calm, if you can
Ranged Combat: Bow: Maximising speed when drawing
Ranged Combat: Bow: Consider the placement of your companions (11)
Ranged Combat: Bow: Neck shots are usually effective.
Ranged Combat: Bow: Eye shots
Ranged Combat: Bow: Take time to aim, especially for the eye
Bow: Aiming at moving airborn targets
Ranged Combat: Bow: Tracking movement through trees
Ranged Combat: (Bow) Preparing for prey
Ranged Combat: (Bow) Breathe in to aim, out to fire
Ranged Combat: (Bow) Consider where you'll strike if you miss
Ranged Combat: (Bow) Take as much time as the shot demands
Bow: Aiming for creatures in the water
Bow: Aiming when unable to stay still (22)
Ranged Combat: Don't sacrifice accuracy for speed
Ranged Combat: Judge distance at which a bow is no longer accurate
Ranged Combat: Aim for vital, unarmoured locations.
Ranged Combat: Bow: Shoulder pain impacts aim
Ranged Combat (Shortbow): Firing a magical, fiery shortbow
Combat: Ranged Weapon: Bow: Move slowly to avoid angering predators
Combat: Ranged Weapon: Bow: Judging how many times you can shoot requires practice.
Ranged Combat: Bow: Firing while seated
Ranged Combat: Bow: Firing in the dark
Ranged Combat: Bow: Using Nalos ability to make a tricky shot
Ranged Combat (Shortbow): Starlight to guide you helps with aim (33)
Ranged Combat (Shortbow): Maintaining aim when the ground is shaking
Ranged Combat (Shortbow): Work in partnership with another -aim for different but related places
Ranged Combat (Shortbow): Shooting true even amidst distractions
Ranged Combat (Shortbow): Grab, aim, shoot is good in an emergency, but not great.
Ranged Combat (Shortbow): Continuous shots will kill even a hard to kill critter
Nalos Mark: Fog Bank; Effective against groups
Ranged Combat: Bow: Shooting through the throat to keep them quiet
Ranged Combat (Shortbow): Aiming for a small underwater target
Ranged Combat (Shortbow): Aiming with the aid of starlight from your Nalos Mark. (42)
+4 = 46
+2 = 48
+2 = 50
+2 = 52

Combat: Unarmed

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1. Unarmed Combat: Using a somersault to body slam an opponent.
   Unarmed Combat: Brawling: Punch in the face
   Unarmed Combat: Brawling: Leap attack
   Unarmed Combat: Brawling: Use a strength advantage
   Unarmed Combat: Brawling: Use knees to pin arms
   Unarmed combat: Using repeated movements to build muscle memory
   Unarmed combat: Kick to the shin
   Unarmed Combat (Brawling): Shoulder Punch
   Unarmed Combat (Brawling): Kicking open a door
   Unarmed Combat (Brawling): Biting at the closest piece of flesh available
   Unarmed Combat (Brawling): Push and pull in a scuffle
   
   Unarmed Combat: Brawling: A punch to the face beats a slap across one.
   Unarmed Combat: Brawling: A kick to the knee
   Unarmed Combat: Brawling: Fighting multiple opponents
   Unarmed Combat: Brawling: Front kick is easier than side kick
   Unarmed Combat: Brawling: Pulling yourself out of a grip
   Unarmed Combat: Brawling: Keep your weight even
   Combat: Unarmed (Brawling): A brawl requires careful attention
   Combat: Unarmed (Brawling): Take out the leader
   Unarmed Combat: Brawling: Open hand palm strikes
   Unarmed Combat: Brawling: Sucker punch
   Unarmed Combat: Brawling: Turning your back on an opponent to take them by surprise
   
   Unarmed Combat: Brawling: Even Immortals can be punched (23)
   +4 = 27
   Combat - Brawling - A nose shot will put someone on the ground

Cooking:

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Cooking: A Basic Stew Consists of Meat and Vegetables in Broth
Cooking: Searing the Meat First
Cooking: Seasoning is Your Friend
Cooking: Some Things Should be Added in Later
Cooking: Plucking and Cleaning A Turkey
Cooking: Don't put tomatoes in a cast iron pan (or pot!)
Cooking: An Interesting Insight into Local Insect Cuisine.
Cooking: Stirring the pot
Cooking: Seasoned and seared meat tastes better
Cooking: Uniform cutting
Cooking: Bite sized pieces
Cooking: Preparing vegetables in large groups
Cooking: Learning by doing. (13)
Cooking: Baking: +1 = 1[/list]

Cosmetology

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1. Cosmetology: Basic skin care
2. Cosmetology: The difference between hair, and nice hair
3. Cosmetology: Use products on hair to make it nicer.
4. Cosmetology: Hair treatments
5. Cosmetology: The importance of appropriate underwear
6. Cosmetology: Basic make up techniques
7. Cosmetology: Emphasize one feature only
8. Cosmetology: How to apply blush
9. Cosmetology: Do up a corset with the fastenings in the front most of the way, then twist it round to make it easier to fasten.
10. Cosmetology: How to attach stockings
11. Cosmetology: Applying a treatment to hair
12. Cosmetology: A simple hairstyle
13. Cosmetology: How to apply kohl
14. Cosmetology: Shawls make good accessories
15. Cosmetology: Stockings and high heel shoes make the leg look longer
16. Cosmetology: Preparation takes a lot of time.
17. Cosmetology: What you wear under an outfit makes a different to how it looks
18. Cosmetology: A messy bun
19. Cosmetology: Hairstyles appropriate for exercises
20. Cosmetology: Dressing up when going somewhere nice
21. Cosmetology: Every girl should have a LBD
22. Cosmetology: Less is more
23. Cosmetology: A pretty summer frock is, apparently, flattering
24. Cosmetology: Scars show up more around tanned skin
25. Cosmetology x 2
26. Cosmetology x 2

Dancing

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1. Dancing: A good exercise
2. Dancing: Requires a warm up
3. Dancing: Reach to the sky!
4. Dancing: Full bend and stretch of arms
5. Dancing: Staying aware of your partner's movements as well as your own
6. Dancing: Mucking up the dance move may result in falling
7. Dancing: Clapping in time with the beat
8. Dancing: Clap and stomp combo
9. Dance: Utilise a dance move to step away in combat
10. Dancing: Dance can be a warm up of it's own
11. Dancing: Consider movements between the beat, not just on it (11)
12. Dancing: Dancing with movements like water
13. Dancing: Changing tempo mid-dance
14. Dancing: Punctuate the notes
15. Dancing: Punctuate between the notes
16. Dancing: An uninhibited dance is more fluid
17. Dancing: Utilising a dance move in combat
18. Dancing: Spin on the back foot
19. Dancing: Slow steps
20. Dancing: Group dances
21. Dancing: Old, forgotten dances
22. Dancing: Formal ballroom (22)
23. Dancing: Dancing in synchrony with others
24. Dancing: Ghost-dance
25. Dancing: Dancing to portray emotion
26. Dancing: The dance of Daia
27. Dancing: Dancing with Faldrun
28. Dancing: Formal hold (28)
29. Dancing:
30. Dancing: +2 = 30
31. Dancing:
32. Dancing:
33. Dancing:
34. Dancing: +4 = 34
35. Dancing:
36. Dancing: +2= 36
37. Dancing:
38. Dancing:
39. Dancing:
40. Dancing: +4 =40
41. Dancing:
42. Dancing:
43. Dancing:
44. Dancing:
45. Dancing:
46. Dancing:
47. Dancing:
48. Dancing:
49. Dancing:
50. Dancing:
51. Dancing: +11 = 51
52. Dancing:
53. Dancing:
54. Dancing:
55. Dancing: +4 = 55
56. Dancing:
57. Dancing:
58. Dancing: Dance x3 = 58
59. Dance x 2
60. Dance x 2
61. Dancing x 4 X
62. Dancing x 4 X
63. Dancing x 4 X
64. Dancing x 4 X

Deception:

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1. Deception: Telling Lies for the Sake of a Game
2. Deception: Sometimes Your Smile gives more Away than Your Words.
3. Deception: Not All Are Who They Say They Are
4. +1 = 4

Defiance

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1. Defiance: Initiation
2. Defiance: Ether
3. Defiance: Shaping the elements
4. Defiance: Sensing the elements
5. Defiance: The four elements, and how the feel
6. Defiance: Feeling the Spark
7. Defiance: Deference
8. Defiance: Calling
9. Defiance: Hearing the Elements Song
10. Defiance: Connecting to the Elements

Detection

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1. Detection: The boy in the tree.
2. Detection: Hearing leaves rustle in the forest
3. Detection: Studying and looking for familiar faces
4. Detection: A glare
5. Detection: Feeling the Adjustments in Your Body's Motions
6. Detection: Signs of Waking Recently
7. Detection: Arlo Gave you That Look!
8. Detection: Noticing when someone is upset
9. Detection: Seeing the truth in someone's face
10. Detection: Movement in the peripheral vision
11. Detection: Unnatural structures in the wilderness
12. Detection: Spotting small details in a clearing
13. Detection: Spotting what's out of place
14. Detection: Spotting wealth
15. Detection: Spotting a familiar face in a new place
16. Detection: Overgrown paths
17. Detection: Noticing an unusual glow
18. Detection: Sounds of people approaching camp
19. Detection: The smell of fear
20. Detection: Noting changes in weather by smell
21. Detection: Noticing important details in caves
22. Detection: Determining sounds in echoes
23. Detection: Is that... Arlo?
24. Detection: Changes in body shape
25. Detection: A woman's scream
26. Detection: A woman's scream of fear can be very similar to one of ecstasy
27. Detection: The smell of your own burning flesh
28. Detection: Spotting when Arlo looks just too innocent
29. Detection: Changes in temperature
30. Detection: Spotting Arlo in a bar
31. Detection: Spotting when someone is familiar, but out of context
32. Detection: Spotting when someone has changed, physically
33. Detection: Spotting things off to the side
34. Detection: Picking out the leader of a bandit raid
35. Detection: Recognising when you've stepped on a trap
36. Detection: Spotting a tripwire
37. Detection: Spotting land in the distance
38. Detection: Spotting signs of life
39. Detection: It's hard to tell where noises are coming from when sound echoes and bounces
40. Detection: Distraction can significantly impact whether you notice something. (40)
41. Detection: Watching how other people look at your fella
42. Detection: Seeing things out of the corner of your eye
43. Detection: Recognizing Arlo's eyes in the wrong body
45. +2 = 45
47. +2 = 47
50. +3 = 50
52. +2 = 52
54. +2 = 54
55. Detection - Sizing someone up by their physical appearance
56. Detection - Noting rank by uniform
58. + 2 = 58
59. Detection: Spotting the best place to sit on a beach. = 59
60. Detection: Recognising someone by their "tells" = 60
61. Detection: Exploring tracks
64. +3 = 63
65. Detection: The symphony of a storm = 64
66. Detection: Close your eyes to hear better = 65
67. Detection x 5
68. Detection x 5
69. Detection x 5
70. Detection x 5
71. Detection x 5
72. Detection x 3 1
73. Detection x 3 2
74. Detection x 3 3

Discipline

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1. Discipline: Sitting Still When You are Unbearably Eager
2. Discipline: Being brave to protect smaller people
3. Discipline: Practice makes perfect
4. Discipline: It isn't all about me.
5. Discipline: Reacting to shock
6. Discipline: Not thumping someone when you really want to.
7. Discipline: Reining in your temper
8. Discipline: Not killing someone in the throes of fury
9. Discipline: Not responding to insults with your fists
10. Discipline: Considering someone else before you act
11. Discipline: Focusing in the face of a powerful distraction
12. Discipline: Sitting still
13. Discipline: Better to say nothing than too much
14. Discipline: Keep quiet to avoid making things worse
15. Discipline: Not talking about emotions
16. Discipline: Not crying out when it will distract others
17. Discipline: Ignore unwanted hands on you to ensure that you deal with the more imminent danger
18. Discipline: Talking yourself down from losing your temper
19. Discipline: Not speaking to someone so they don't hear your accent.
20. Discipline: Putting an end to a line of questioning with an unwanted answer
21. Discipline: Waiting to find out what's happening between your father and boyfriend "having a talk"
22. Discipline: Ignoring painful truths when presented as insults
23. Discipline: Not letting foreign voices in your head boss you around
24. Discipline: Owning ones flaws as a part of who you really are
25. Discipline: Removing yourself from loved ones for their own safety
26. Discipline: Having faith in your lover's abilities to stay alive
27. Discipline: Not concerning oneself with the deaths of others
28. Discipline: Recognizing when you took a situation too far
29. Discipline: Not yelling out to stop others from getting upset
30. Discipline: Doing what you believe to be right.
31. Discipline: Ignoring your emotions
32. Discipline: Sometimes, being a stubborn pain in the neck helps you do what you have to
33. Discipline: Keeping your own voice in the cacophany
34. Discipline: Managing emotions when exhausted is difficult.
35. Discipline: Keeping distance from a loved one to protect them
36. Discipline: Keeping hope even when it's desperate
37. Discipline: Don't say that word!
38. Discipline: Not crying with relief
39. Discipline: Refusing free things because nothing is without cost
40. Discipline: Not putting much stock into compliments(40)
41. Discipline: Staying true to oneself despite the horrible pains
42. Discipline: Sometimes, it's really hard not to thump someone.
43. Discipline: Forcing yourself not to look at your mangled legs
44. Discipline Focus on the practical to avoid looking at your emotions
45. Discipline: Calming yourself down when furious
46. Discipline: Keeping a deadpan expression
47. Discipline: Forcing yourself out of a pity-ditty
48. Discipline: Refusing to be drugged when you wish to keep your senses
49. Discipline: Making yourself do something that you know is going to hurt.
50. Discipline: Anger can be a fuel, if focused.
51. Discipline: Admitting weakness
52. Discipline: Forcing yourself to get out of bed.
53. Discipline: Fighting fear by facing it head on (53)
54. Discipline: Recognising that yelling doesn't (always) help
55. Discipline: Explaining who you're angry at, when you're angry
56. Discipline: Don't allow yourself to get into a rut of negative emotions (56)
57. Discipline: Not staring
58. Discipline: Enforced abstinence is difficult!
59. Discipline: No pain, no gain.
60. Discipline: Showing fear through being a brat (60)
61. Discipline: Forcing yourself out of a funk
62. Discipline: Not biting someone's head off.
63. Discipline: Giving a loved one space when you really don't want it
64. Discipline: Choosing to act even when things are chaotic
65. Discipline: Not giving in to jealousy
66. Discipline: Feelings your own emotion, and someone else's
67. Discipline: Ignoring your own feelings to help someone calm down
68. Discipline: Not thumping the person restraining you, because it's your father.
69. Discipline: Dealing with someone making an inappropriate pass.
70. Discipline: Not showing worry (70)
71. Discipline: Defending by denial
72. Discipline: Receiving and making sense of an unexpected vision
73. Discipline: Not being distracted by "cosmetic issues"
74. Discipline: Trying (and failing) to ignore Arlo's feminine sexiness
75. Discipline: Trusting your instincts
76. Discipline: Staying brave in the face of a flight of dragons
77. Discipline - Discipline can be ignored when wanted
78. Discipline - Not yelling when been yelled at
79. Discipline: Using techniques such as talking while rowing to allay fears. = 79
80. Discipline: Dealing with overwhelming emotions = 80
81. Discipline: Acknowledging fear = 81
82. Discipline: Leaving the tent before you do yourself a mischief.
83. Discipline: Pregnancy makes it more difficult to hold yourself in check.
84. Discipline: Sometimes, you can focus too much.
85. Discipline: Not thumping someone who irritates you
86. Discipline: Recognising that there might be a good reason for doing something you don't like.
87. Discipline: Don't shake stupid people, it's not good.
88. Discipline: x 4 1
89. Discipline: x 4 2
90. Discipline: x 4 3
91. Discipline: x 4 4

Dreamwalking

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Dreamwalking: Keeping a Dream Journal Helped Recount Events.
Dreamwalking: You Better Understand your Subconscious Influence on our Dream.
Dreamwalking: You Gained Many New Insights both Personal and Practical.
Dreamwalking: Dreamers Often Wear What They Sleep In
Dreamwalking: telling reality from fiction
Dreamwalking: Making a spoon stir
Dreamwalking: let things happen naturally
Dreamwalking: Dreaming is dangerous but you can learn to protect yourself against the dangers in time.
Dreamwalking: Imagination is the greatest tool in Emea
Dreamwalking: you can enter the dreams of nearby people but people with the mark can stretch father.
Dreamwalking: Start with things your familiar with.
Dreamwalking: Don’t tell others that your in a dream.
Dreamwalking: Time, space, distance mean nothing in Emea
Dreamwalking: Can’t seek out dreams of people you don’t know from long distances
Dreamwalking: Six degrees of separation
Dreamwalking: Lemonade analogy
Dreamwalking: Imagination is the most important tool
Dreamwalking: No manual for it.
Dreamwalking: Rules, guidelines and [*] Etiquette

E - G

Endurance:

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1. Endurance: Functioning whilst nauseous
2. Endurance: Pushing Through Exhaustion (JD)
3. Endurance: Ignoring fatigue
4. Endurance: Acrobatics Improves Overall Condition
5. Endurance: Ignoring the Numbness in Small Muscles when doing Finicky Work
6. Endurance: Resisting The Pull of Waves
7. Endurance: Running while carrying a child is difficult and tiring
8. Endurance: Just keep putting one foot in front of the other
9. Endurance: Being struck by a mace.
10. Endurance: All over impact
11. Endurance: Holding on to something as you're hit
12. Endurance: Regaining consciousness and forcing yourself to move
13. Endurance: Pain from battle.
14. Endurance: Psychological torture
15. Endurance: Travelling in the jungle when injured
16. Endurance: Sudden dip in cold water
17. Endurance: Lack of sleep can make you grouchy
18. Endurance: Pain from repetition of movement.
19. Endurance: Brief bouts of unconsciousness
20. Endurance: Trying to ignore a minor concussion
21. Endurance: Staying up all night
22. Endurance: Practicing for over a break leaves you exhausted (22)
23. Endurance: Protecting yourself against the cold.
24. Endurance: Moving from one task to another
25. Endurance: Hair pulling really hurts
26. Endurance: Being surrounded by an inferno
27. Endurance: Having a scar burned into your palm
28. Endurance: The feeling of a foreign entity moving beneath your skin
29. Endurance: The pain of passing out on your face
30. Endurance: Letting anger spur you through the pain
31. Endurance: Naked in the snow during cold season
32. Endurance: Trying to manage a dislocated shoulder.
33. Endurance: Climbing down a tree with a dislocated shoulder (33)
34. Endurance: Forcing yourself to move when in extreme pain
35. Endurance: Crawling with a dislocation is hard.
36. Endurance: Forcing your arm to move when your shoulder is out of its socket
37. Endurance: Fighting when in pain
38. Endurance: A long journey
39. Endurance: Walking in the bitter cold.
40. Endurance: Head pain
41. Endurance: Staying awake through exhaustion
42. Endurance: Fighting exhaustion is more difficult when warm and comfortable
43. Endurance: Having a wound cauterized as it was made
44. Endurance: The agony of having your soul burned
45. Endurance: Being elbowed in the eye
46. Endurance: Having a knee shattered
47. Endurance: Having a thigh snapped
48. Endurance: Being dragged through the ground violently
49. Endurance: Being burned alive brings on a cold feeling
50. Endurance: The feeling of your skin cracking, fat boiling (50)
51. Endurance: The feeling of your eyeballs bursting
52. Endurance: Putting up with pain rather than making yourself drowsy
53. Endurance: Pain-related nausea
54. Endurance: Pain is worth to endure for a hug.
55. Endurance: Having your legs splinted
56. Endurance: The nausea that comes with extreme pain
57. Endurance: Moving when movement hurts.
58. Endurance: Pushing yourself to the point you are trembling.
59. Endurance: Emotional state impacts physical endurance.
60. Endurance: Pushing through pain by focusing on the goal.(60)
61. Endurance: Standing for the first time in over twenty days
62. Endurance: Doing exercises to help with pain
63. Endurance: Physical therapy
64. Endurance: Foot Cramp
65. Endurance: Carrying children on your shoulders through the surf
66. Endurance: Keeping your footing when hit with a wall of air.
67. Endurance: Running up steps
68. Endurance: Focusing on another to work through pain (68)
78. +10 = 78
80. +2 =80
82. +2 = 82
85. +3 = 85
87. +2 = 87
92. Endurance: x 5 = 92
93. Endurance: x 6 1
94. Endurance: x 6 2
95. Endurance: x 6 3
96. Endurance: x 6 4
97. Endurance: x 6 5
98. Endurance: x 6 6
99. Endurance x 4 X
100. Endurance x 4 X = 100
101. Endurance x 4 X
102. Endurance x 4 X

Engineering:

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1. Engineering: A bit of wire from a thrown cart wheel can make a good fishhook
2. Engineering: Cool girls build dens
3. Engineering: Fence-building
4. Engineering: 6ft fence poles should be planted 2ft below ground
5. Engineering: Use a builders line for fence Engineering.
6. Engineering: Types of fence
7. Engineering: Comparing the size and shape of Engineering pieces
8. Engineering: Ensure that small errors are not enhanced via repetition
9. Engineering: Teamwork in Engineering tasks helps.
13. +4
16. x3
17. Engineering:Trap Making: Various Types of Traps
18. Engineering:Trap Making: Baiting A Trap
19. Engineering:Trap Making: Sapling Snare
20. Engineering:Trap Making: Choosing The Right Trap For The Job
21. Engineering:Trap Making: Stick-Fashioned Hook
22. Engineering:Trap Making: Noose
23. Engineering:Trap Making: Pit Trap
24. Engineering:Trap Making: Using sharp rocks as caltrops
25. Engineering: x 3 1
26. Engineering: x 3 2
27. Engineering: x 3 3
28. Engineering x 3 1
29. Engineering x 3 2
30. Engineering: x 3 1
31. Engineering: x 3 2
32. Engineering: x 3 3
33. Engineering: x 3 1
34. Engineering: x 3 2
35. Engineering: x 3 3
36. Construction: x 2 (1)
37. Construction: x 2 (2)
38. Construction: x 2 1
39. Construction: x 2 2
40. Engineering x 3 1
41. Engineering x 3 2
42. Engineering x 3 3

Etiquette:

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1. Etiquette: You Keep Memories Alive in Stories
2. Etiquette: Respect to Others is Important in Most Cultures
3. Etiquette: Sharing Common Language Tips
4. Etiquette: Sharing Stories at Meal Time
5. Etiquette: Inviting Arlo to the Dance
6. Etiquette: Timely compliments smooth tensions
7. Etiquette: Apologizing for angry outbursts to mend fences
8. Etiquette: Return what you stole (tokens)
9. Etiquette: Boys pay for dates
10. Etiquette: Shop assistants often call you "madam". They mean you. (10)
11. Etiquette: Don't say "U'frek's Butt" in a nice restaurant.
12. Etiquette: Not kissing in front of Fire Entities
13. Etiquette: Declining an offer for sex with "poise and grace"
14. Etiquette: Call your boyfriend's father Mr Creede
15. Etiquette: Speak your condolences, sincerely.
16. Etiquette: Asking if it’s alright to leave a social gathering
17. Etiquette: Providing a comforting arm around a woman's waist
18. Etiquette: Don't piss into the wind
28. +10
29. Etiquette - The military enjoys its pomp and circumstance
30. Etiquette - Etiquette can be something of a dance = 30
31. Etiquette - Sometimes you have to over-explain to make things clear
32. Etiquette - Etiquette is tied to customs and traditions, especially in the military
33. Etiquette: Don't insult people's names. Even if they're a cat called Rover.. = 33
34. Etiquette: Naming conventions: Rover is a dog's name.
35. Etiquette x 5
36. Etiquette x 5
37. Etiquette x 5
38. Etiquette x 5
39. Etiquette x 5

Fieldcraft:

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1. Fieldcraft: Building crude shelters
2. Fieldcraft: Forest Survival (JD)
3. Fieldcraft: Catching Game (JD)
4. Fieldcraft: protect yourself from the cold
5. Fieldcraft: Travel Light
6. Fieldcraft: Dressing for the weather
7. Fieldcraft: Skinning Medium Game
8. Fieldcraft: Cleaning Bones by Boiling Them
9. Fieldcraft: Proper Disposing of Kill
10. Fieldcraft: Guts as Bait
11. Fieldcraft: Turkeys and turkey eggs for dinner
12. Fieldcraft: Bleeding out a turkey
13. Fieldcraft: Prepare to leave the night before
14. Fieldcraft: Identifying where to put a tent
15. Fieldcraft: Not putting dark coverings on tents in hot weather
16. Fieldcraft: Quickly packing up camp
17. Fieldcraft: Cutting your way through the jungle
18. Fieldcraft: Jungle survival
19. Fieldcraft: Choosing a spot to set up your tent for winter
20. Fieldcraft: Combining tents
21. Fieldcraft: Using tarpaulin to protect against the wind
22. Fieldcraft: How to season a cast iron pot
23. Fieldcraft: Prepare for the winter. Winter is coming.
24. Fieldcraft: Protecting against wind and snow
25. Fieldcraft: Choosing the best place to set up camp.
26. Fieldcraft: Starting a fire for food and warmth
27. Fieldcraft: Gathering wood
28. Fieldcraft: Choosing the best wood for a fire
29. Fieldcraft: Telling the time by looking at the sun
30. Fieldcraft: Keep the camp tidy
31. Fieldcraft: Cleaning utensils
32. Fieldcraft: Orange sand for warmth
33. Fieldcraft: Use bags of sand to exclude drafts
34. Fieldcraft: A tarp over a tent can add warmth
35. Fieldcraft: Ensuring that there are no gaps in tent Engineering to avoid wind traps
36. Fieldcraft: Keeping the camp warm with yellow dragon wood
37. Fieldcraft: Wrapping up against the cold
38. Fieldcraft: Keep warm, keep your tent warm
39. Fieldcraft: Identify ways to keep the wind out of a tent.
40. Fieldcraft: Turtle Emeralds
41. Fieldcraft: Orange Onyx grows in frigid temperatures
42. Fieldcraft: In a blizzard, dress in layers
43. Fieldcraft: Choosing a spot to set up your tent for winter
44. Fieldcraft: Combining tents
45. Fieldcraft: Using tarpaulin to protect against the wind
46. Fieldcraft: How to season a cast iron pot
47. Fieldcraft: Prepare for the winter. Winter is coming
48. Fieldcraft: Yaralon specific
49. Fieldcraft: Avoiding brambles on rubbish trails.
53. +4 = 53
57. +4 = 57
59. + 2 = 59
60. Fieldcraft: Chimneys help retain heat = 60
61. Fieldcraft: A campfire is often wasting heat. = 61
62. Fieldcraft: Think about ways in which one thing can be multi-functional to maximise efficiency. = 62
63. Fieldcraft: Use every resource. = 63
64. Fieldcraft: Make things which serve many purposes. = 64
65. Fieldcraft: Consider the uses of every item = 65
66. Fieldcraft: Maximise storage possibilities = 66
67. Fieldcraft: Keep surfaces flush in order to ensure ease of travel. = 67
68. Fieldcraft: Use the natural properties of a resource and how it can be best used efficiently. = 68
69. Fieldcraft: x 2 (1)
70. Fieldcraft: x 2 (2)
71. Fieldcraft: x 2 (1)
72. Fieldcraft: x 2 (2)
73. Fieldcraft x 3 - 1
74. Fieldcraft x 3 - 2
75. Fieldcraft x 3 - 3
76. Fieldcraft x 3 1
77. Fieldcraft x 3 2
78. Fieldcraft x 3 3

Gambling

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1. Gambling: Shuffling the pack
2. Gambling: Dealing
3. Gambling: Biqaj card game: Stars
4. Gambling: You need to practice to keep your skill
5. Gambling: Cut the deck and cut again when shuffling
6. Gambling: Dealing to a large group
7. Gambling: Some cards can be "high" or "low"
8. Gambling: Wild cards
9. Gambling: Playing to your own advantage
10. Gambling: Practice shuffling to maximise fairness of the deal.
11. Gambling: Game: Stars: Win by having the most stars in your constellation
    
12. Gambling: Human game: snap. A game of dexterity.
13. Gambling: Stars: Rules of Exchange
14. Gambling: Stars: Blocking your opponent
15. Gambling: Stars: A half gambit

Gardening

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1. Gardening: Mint grows in the cold
2. Gardening: Wild mint can be found in the forest
3. Gardening: Mint is best left to it's own devices.
7. +4 = 7
10. Gardening x3 = 10
11. Design: Gabion fencing
12. Design: Functional living fences.

Glassblowing

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1. Glassblowing: Some types of glass are heat resistant.
2. Glassblowing: x 2 (1)
3. Glassblowing: x 2 (2)

H-J

Hunting:

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1. Hunting: soil is soft, not packed so the track must be fairly recent
2. Hunting: the difference between a raccoon paw print and a dog or cat
3. Hunting: Deer prints and how they are different from other animals with cloven hooves
4. Hunting: be patient, for a deer will always outrun you.
5. Hunting: Spulmokawarta tracks
6. Hunting: Telling when a creature was running
7. Hunting: Telling when a creature was stationary
8. Hunting: Knowing a girls footprints
9. Hunting: Using your hand to measure a foot size
10. Hunting: Similarities between Pelts of Land
11. Animals and Sea Creatures
12. Hunting: Using Every Part of a Kill
13. Hunting: Possible game during Cylus
14. Hunting: Bird tracks in the snow
15. Hunting: Recognising the signs of a male deer/Bruxon's presence
16. Hunting: You should really learn about your prey
17. Hunting: Recognising a change in size and depth from a normal creatures tracks
18. Hunting: Sensing a Quiet Forest
19. Hunting: When following tracks, follow the most obvious.
20. Hunting: Distinguishing old and new tracks
21. Hunting: Sometimes, there are too many tracks to make sense
22. Hunting: Tracking above ground, looking for disturbed branches
23. Hunting: Flunnies
24. Hunting: Tracking: Identifying specific animals
25. Hunting: Tracking: Identifying hybrids
26. Hunting: Tracking: Determining direction of flight
27. Hunting: Tracking: Determining when a creature is carrying another.
28. Hunting: Searching for tracks in the snow
29. Hunting: Boar tracks
30. Hunting: Horse tracks
31. Hunting: Aye aye tracks (very large ones)
32. Hunting: Recognizing that many tracks into a wall means a hidden door
33. Hunting: Identifying types of mortal tracks by size
34. Hunting: Looking where there are likely to be tracks.
35. Hunting: Consider the wider environment (34)
40. +5 = 39
43. +3 = 42
48. +5 = 47
50. + 2 = 49
51. Hunting: Using tracks to get a sense of population = 50
52. Hunting: Determining age profile of a settlement = 51
53. Hunting: Applying techniques for animals to people. = 52
54. Hunting: Know which size of track you're looking for.
55. Hunting: Footwear is an important consideration when tracking
56. Hunting: Start where you know the tracks begin
57. Hunting: Different kinds of movements have different kinds of tracks
58. Hunting: Sometimes, hunting is about decision-making, not tracks. = 57
59. Hunting: The motivation of people you're hunting will determine their choices. = 58
60. Hunting: Spotting differences in depth of footfall = 59
61. Hunting: Match the height of your prey = 60
62. Hunting: Observe tracks from a distance first. = 61
63. Hunting: Work out what people from tracks = 62
64. Hunting: Following a familiar trail becomes easier the more you do it.= 63
65. Hunting: Note how far from existing items tracks are.= 64
66. Hunting: Be aware of ways in which tracks might be obscured, even familiar ones.
67. Hunting: Fishing: Better To Cast Your Line Further Out
68. Hunting: Fishing: Fish Aren't Likely To Be Near Big Ships
69. Hunting: Fishing: Reeling In A Catch
70. Hunting: Fishing: Releasing Small Catches
71. Hunting: Fishing: Different types of bait
72. Hunting: Fishing: Live bait is the best
73. Hunting: Fishing: Attaching live bait
74. Hunting: Fishing: Winding in and winding out
75. Hunting: Fishing: Put back small catches to keep up stock
76. Hunting: Fishing: Bait should be fat or agile
77. Hunting: Fishing: Casting from a standing start
78. Hunting: Fishing: Kill them quick once caught
79. Hunting: Fishing: Tug gently on the line
80. Hunting: Fishing: Ice fishing
81. Hunting: Fishing: Live bait for ice fishing
82. Hunting: Fishing: Jiggle the line in ice fishing
83. Hunting: Fishing: Ice fishing requires you to "feel for stickies" on the ocean floor
84. Hunting: Fishing: More likely to lose the catch during pull up in ice fishing
85. Hunting: Fishing: Ice fishing requires more preparation for the cold
86. Hunting x 3 1
87. Hunting x 3 2
88. Hunting x 3 3

Intelligence

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1. Intelligence: Applying your Own Situation to those in Places of Power.
2. Intelligence: Let someone talk, they tell a lot
3. Intelligence: Consider how much you tell of yourself in order to provoke discussion
4. Intelligence: Information can be gathered in a lighthearted manner.

Intimidation

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1. Intimidation: Be demeaning
2. Intimidation: Threaten with violence
3. Intimidation: Using vulgar language with an angry tone
4. Intimidation: Speak your threat in as many languages as possible
5. Intimidation: Be clear how far you're going to hit them and how bad they'll look after
6. Intimidation: Name calling
7. Intimidation: Shouting
8. Intimidation: Threatening violence
9. Intimidation: Giving someone a derogatory name
10. Intimidation: Where I'm going to shove that
11. Intimidation: Actions speak louder than words. Especially when that action is a punch.
12. Intimidation: Calling people stupid
13. Intimidation: Colourful threats
16. +3 =16
17. Intimidation: x 2 (1)
18. Intimidation: x 2 (2)
19. Intimidation x 2 (1)
20. Intimidation x 2 (2)
21. Intimidation: Hard-ball Negotiations takes an iron will and a subtly intimidating posture.
22. Intimidation: Being intractable in negotiations can lead to a better result in the end.

Investigation:

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1. Investigation: Determining another persons age
2. Investigation: The tracks of a wounded animal
3. Investigation: Separating the Dream World from the Real World can be a Hard Task.
4. Investigation: Determining that the shrine is, in fact, creepy
5. Investigation: Footprints
6. Investigation: Comparing two sets of markings
7. Investigation: Comparing real life buildings to ones that you've seen in your dreams
8. Investigation: Searching for clues in someone's home
9. Investigation: Considering things which are out of place
10. Investigation: Secret compartments
11. Investigation: Trying to think where clues could be hidden
12. Investigation: Asking subtle questions.
13. Investigation: Lead in with an anecdote
14. Investigation: Use your familiar to eavesdrop. If she will.
15. Investigation: Connecting what is missing from a scene to a tale told
16. Investigation: Studying an unknown object before touching it
17. Investigation: Stating clues
18. Investigation: Putting together statements to determine patterns of behaviour
19. Investigation: Understanding motives for behaviour, both stated and not
20. Investigation: Spotting the flaws in an argument
21. Investigation: Look at the big picture
22. Investigation: Investigate simultaneously in different places
23. Investigation: Identify relevant aspects of your environment.
24. Investigation: Considering motivations by movements in tracks
25. Investigation: Safety equipment can mean a dangerous environment.
26. Investigation: Finding details of who sold what to who
27. Investigation: Names are important
28. Investigation: Pouring over details. (28)
38. +10 = 38
39. Investigation: Interrogation: that your tree?
40. Investigation: Interrogation: If you don’t ask you don’t know
41. Investigation: Interrogation: Why Desnind? seems like a long way away.
42. Investigation: Interrogation: What is an ornamental fish pond!?
43. Investigation: Interrogation: Calmly questioning a child
44. Investigation: Interrogation: Questioning motive behind expressed emotions
45. Investigation: Interrogation: Calling out lies

Jewelcrafting

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1. Jewelcrafting: Designing a scene with jeweled components.
2. Jewelcrafting: Designing transparent parts of a mosaic to form a projection on a flat surface.
3. Jewelcrafting: Designing a sign.

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Leadership

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1. Leadership: Going first and being the lead in a group
   Leadership: Taking charge in a difficult situation
2. Leadership: Designating tasks
3. Leadership: Regaining control of a tense situation
4. Leadership: Detailing your plan to all those involved
5. Leadership: Every ship needs a captain
6. Leadership: Letting people know when they are wrong
7. Leadership: Finding those with a similar goal as allies
8. Leadership: Giving a choice that is no choice at all
9. Leadership: Giving clear, concise commands
10. Leadership: Making your common enemy appear lesser
11. Leadership: Passing along important information as it is learned
12. Leadership: Sacrificing those under your command for the greater good
13. Leadership: Calling for reinforcements when able
14. Leadership: Shouting a greeting, rather than messing about
15. Leadership: Commanding others to do what they would do anyways
16. Leadership: Giving hope to those without
17. Leadership: Telling people what you're good at and what you can do
18. Leadership: Informing people how long you're going to take
19. Leadership: Give people jobs to do.
20. Leadership: Rallying villagers
21. Leadership: A determined, and hopeful, battle cry
22. Leadership: Understanding that you can't save everyone
23. Leadership: Checking on the rest of the group after something startling has happened
24. Leadership: Doing what is right for your kingdom
25. Leadership: Commanding troops to take defense against a dragon attack
26. Leadership: Calling out dangers to a ship crew
27. Leadership: Using your female power voice
29. +2 = 30
33. +4 =34
36. +3 = 37
39. +3 = 40
43. +4=44
45. +2=46
49. +4 =50
53. +4 = 54
56. + 3 = 57
58. + 2 = 59
60. +2 = 61
63. +3 = 64
66. +3 = 67
68. +2 = 69
71. +3 =72
74. +3= 75
75. Leadership: Tell people what you’re doing in advance.
78. +3 = 79
82. +4 = 83
84. +2 = 85
85. Leadership - Sometimes things are not what they appear on the surface
86. Leadership - Effective Leadership can be clear and precise
91. +5 =92
92. Leadership - Making your expectations crystal clear
93. Leadership x 2 - 1
94. Leadership x 2 - 2
95. Leadership x 3 - 1
96. Leadership x 3 - 2
97. Leadership x 3 - 3

Linguistics:

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1. Linguistics: Communicating with hands.
2. Linguistics: Language: Xanthea
3. Linguistics: Listening to a Conversation Helps to Learn a Language
4. Linguistics: Xanthean: "Goodtrial" and "Thank You"
5. Linguistics: Xanthean: Practice Makes Perfect
6. Linguistics (Common Sign) : Individual Letters Sometimes Require Two Hands
7. Linguistics (Common Sign) : Thank You, like Blowing a Kiss
8. Linguistics (Common Sign) : The Sign for Good Trial Resembles a Backwards Salute
9. Linguistics (Common Sign) : Using Signs To Give Phrases or Commands
10. Linguistics: Better to know common sign than not know it
11. Linguistic: Practice makes perfect
12. Linguistics: Practicing Xanthean at a Holiday Party (12)
13. Lingiustics: Language Structure
14. Linguistics: There are rules to language
15. Linguistics: There are always exceptions to rules
16. Linguistics: Language-specific sounds
17. Linguistics: Hearing nuance in pronounciation
18. Linguistics: Accents and dialects
19. Linguistics: The context of a word can change its meaning
20. Linguistics: Slang in another language is not easy to understand.
21. Linguistics: Fast-spoken language can be difficult to comprehend.
22. Linguistics: There are sign languages in almost all languages!
23. Linguistics: Learn by practicing, practice by talking
24. Linguistics: Understanding a language you don’t know
25. Linguistics:
26. Linguistics:
27. Linguistics:
28. Linguistics:
29. Linguistics:
30. Linguistics: +6 = 30
31. Linguistics:
32. Linguistics:
33. Linguistics:
34. Linguistics: +4 = 34
35. Linguistics x 2
36. Linguistics x 2

Logistics

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1. Logistics: Planning a Trip with a Friend.
2. Logistics: Planning boat buying and crewing
3. Logistics: Pondering on the near impossibility of a romp with triplet sisters
4. Logistics:
5. Logistics: +2 = 5
6. Logistics: Logistics: Gathering resources for teaching. = 6
7. Logistics:
8. Logistics:
9. Logistics:
10. Logistics:
11. Logistics: +5 = 11
12. Logistics: Planning a building by prototyping the following pieces = 12
13. Logistics:
14. Logistics:
15. Logistics:
16. Logistics: Logistics x 4 = 16
17. Logistics: Multiple people make a job simpler = 17
18. Logistics: Put people where they are best suited to help. = 18
19. Logistics: Putting the right person in a group depends on knowing the person. = 19
20. Logistics: Prioritise tasks = 20
22. Logistics: Ensure that you have a means of checking things. = 21
23. Logistics: Identify potential hazards. = 22
24. Logistics: Planning for worst case scenarios = 23
25. Logistics: Use mundane resources for survival. = 24
26. Logistics: Ensuring that you are always prepared requires time and planning = 25
27. Logistics: How to plan time between doing something and teaching something = 26
28. Logistics: Arranging places for people to stay
29. Logistics: Preparing a schedule with some flexibility.
30. Logistics: Planning by starting at the worst case scenario
31. Logistics: Pack essentials only.
32. Logistics: Think about whether a resource is needed in a crisis situation.
33. Logistics: x 2 1
34. Logistics: x 2 2
35. Logistics: Keeping the means to reproduce spare parts for machinery is a key part of maintenance.
36. Logistics X 1
37. Logistics: Preserving food by keeping it cool in green sand.
38. Logistics: x 2 (1)
39. Logistics: x 2 (2)
40. Logistics: x 1
41. Logistics: x 2 (1)
42. Logistics: x 2 (2)
43. Logistics: x 4 1
44. Logistics: x 4 2
45. Logistics: x 4 3
46. Logistics: x 4 4
47. Logistics: In order to know what resources you have, you just have to count them.
48. Logistics: If you have a system, you can test it
49. Logistics: Having a list only helps until someone changes something.
50. Logistics: If something goes wrong, you need names and dates to track down a problem
51. Logistics: x 2 (1)
52. Logistics: x 2 (2)
53. Logistics: Identify key people for working together
54. Logistics: Arranging for alternative travel, in case someone needs to leave.
55. Logistics x 4 - 1
56. Logistics x 4 - 2
57. Logistics x 4 - 3
58. Logistics x 4 - 4

Medicine:

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1. Medicine: Basic triage care
2. Medicine: Moving fall/trauma victims could cause additional injury
3. Medicine: Keeping a trauma victim talking to gain information regarding their status
4. Medicine: Cleaning wounds
5. Medicine: Mint is good for the stomach
6. Medicine: Mint is good for the skin
7. Medicine: Identifying the cause of liquid oozing
8. Medicine: Find where the blood is coming rom
9. Medicine: Clean the wound
10. Medicine: Keep the patient warm if possible
11. Medicine: Ensure that a wound is covered
12. Medicine: Work as fast as possible to prevent infection
13. Medicine: Orange Onyx Tea as a contraceptive
14. Medicine: Mint helps with easing nausea
15. Medicine: Tending to bruised ribs.
16. Medicine: Diagnosing a temperature. (16)
17. Medicine: How to remove an arrow head
18. Medicine: Sometimes, it’s better to do nothing.
19. Medicine: Bandaging wounds must be tight= 19
20. Medicine: Blood loss can be slow or fast= 20
21. Medicine: Checking for wounds = 21
22. Medicine: Bandaging a sprained ankle
23. Medicine: Ginger is good for nausea
24. Medicine: Fennel is good for stomach stuff
25. Medicine: Chamomile and peppermint are good for nausea and calming.
26. Medicine: Catnip can be used to treat fevers, but shouldn't be taken by pregnant women
27. Medicine: Eucalyptus oil is good for easing pain and reducing inflammation, even though it's stinky.
28. Medicine: Elderberry syrup is good for treating colds and flu, and can be given to children
29. Medicine: Feverfew is good for colds and pain, and for increasing breast milk
30. Medicine: Rosemary oil eases pain relaxes muscles, and reduces inflammation
31. Medicine: The sound of laboured breathing
32. Medicine: Skin pallor is a sign of illness
33. Medicine: An individual's determination to fight is important

Meditation:

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1. Meditation: Don’t let nerves sway you from your path.
2. Meditation: Regulating breathing
3. Meditation: Sometimes It Brings The Focus You Need to Figure Things Out
4. Meditation: Concentrating on making a spoon stir in a dream.
5. Meditation: Doesn't need to be sitting still.
6. Meditation: Movement as Meditation
7. Meditation: Breathing in to coincide with movement.
8. Meditation: Breathing out slowly
9. Meditation: Using repetition to aid Meditation
10. Meditation: Concentrate on movement
11. Meditation: Clear your mind
12. Meditation: Correct breathing requires focus
13. Meditation: Tapping into the calm in your core
14. Meditation: Pull in calmness, push out tension
15. Meditation: Try to find the space of inner calm
16. Meditation: Hard to meditate when you're warm, comfortable and tired.
17. Meditation: Simply focus on the breathing aspect to calm down.
18. Meditation: Chanting self-apparent truths to maintain sense of self
19. Meditation: Singing to remind oneself what is important to you
20. Meditation: Using combat katas to silence the voices within
21. Meditation: Relax and breathe around pain.
22. Meditation: Achieving a state of calm, even when in fear (22)
23. Meditation: Focusing on a point
24. Meditation: Being confident that your surroundings are safe aids focus
25. Meditation: Hopefulness is helpful
26. Meditation: Allowing silence into your mind
27. Meditation: Familiar surroundings help Meditation
28. Meditation: Much easier when comfortable
29. Meditation: Slow deliberate movements (29)
30. Meditation: Examine the reasons for your feelings
31. Meditation: Recognise a moment of feeling content.
32. Meditation: Examine the past, as dispassionately as you can
34. [Meditation: x 2 = 33
35. Meditation: Listen to the sound of someone's life energy
36. Meditation: Do, don't try to do.

Mount

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Mount: Horse: Basics of a saddle
Mount: Horse: Putting on a girth strap
Mount: Horse: Tendency to hold breath whilst saddling up
Mount: Horse: Putting in the bit and reins
Mount: Horse: Getting to know your horse is important
Mount: Horse: Use a step to make getting in the saddle easier
Mount: Horse: Letting your horse follow another
Mount: Horse: How loose or tight the reins are is important.
Mount: Horse: How to put your feet in stirrups
Mount: Horse: Steering by weight
Mount: Horse: Give the horse enough rein to move it's head, but not enough to drop it completely
Mount: Horse: Lean forward when going uphill
Mount: Horse: Dismount
Mount: Horse: Sidesaddle
Mount: Horse: Distribution of weight
Mount: Horse: Balance can be an issue
Mount: Horse: Don't go too fast before you're ready (17)
+3 = 20
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Musical Instrument: Stringed: Bow (Fiddle )

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Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Caress it like a lover.
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Resting your chin in the right place
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Reading musical notes
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Basic finger placement
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Curve your wrist so it doesn't touch the neck
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: When holding the bow, angle out your wrist
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: When holding the bow, put your thumb on the frog
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Put rosin on the bow
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Always check that it is in tune before you start.
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Don't let your palm close on the bow when holding it.
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Double check your hand position against the neck, especially while learning.

Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Playing open strings still requires practice.
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Pressure is different depending on the string
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Playing scales
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Hold the instrument towards the middle of your body for faster play
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Rosin the entire bow, to ensure maximum coverage and play
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Keep your wrist loose on your bow hand
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Positioning the hand on the neck of the fiddle to maximise speed of placement
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Position your bow hand for speed.
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Tuning by ear
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Use one string to determine the pitch of another
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Playing a fast-paced jig

Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Closing your eyes allows you to block out distractions
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Playing for an audience feels different than playing alone.
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Pressure on the bow produces different depths of sound
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: The difference between good and exquisite is technique and emotion
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Allowing your emotion out through playing.
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: The difference between jumpy and smooth bow technique
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Changes in pressure on the strings produces different sounds.
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Advanced bow technique allows you to make sounds like kittens mewling
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Playing something which sounds deliberately chaotic is tricky
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Recognising notes by ear
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Duplicating a tune simply by hearing it is surprisingly hard.

34 Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Making different sounds with the same notes.
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Playing in front of a teacher can make you nervous
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Putting emotion into your playing, even just scales.
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Matching your play to the movements of an [*] Animal
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Catching front notes and back notes
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Volume adjustment
40. Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Crafting emotion in your play can be more difficult when playing quietly
Musical Instrument (Fiddle): Using the Nalos Mark to enhance your performance
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Use your wrist for more advanced techniques
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Vary pressure to create varied sounds
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Ways to vary volume
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Putting emotion into your playing
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Matching play to the rhythm of the world
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Using a metronome to catch a beat
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Focusing on one person's movement when you play
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Using a jaunty tune to speed someone up.
50. Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Slowing the tempo down in increments
Musical Instrument: Fiddle: Playing while you have a fever helps to ignore the symptoms
+5 = 56
+4 = 60
+2 = 62
+2 =64

Musical Instrument: Wind: General (Flute)

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Musical Instrument: Flute: Holding the flute
Musical Instrument: Flute: Mouth position for maximum benefit
Musical Instrument: Flute: Finger positions
Musical Instrument: Flute: A basic scale
Musical Instrument: Flute: Breath control is vital
Musical Instrument: Flute: Playing so notes merge into each other
Musical Instrument: Flute: How to make the flute 'sing'
Musical Instrument: Flute: Long, slow notes
Musical Instrument: Flute: Short, staccato notes
Musical Instrument: Flute: Keeping even pitch

Musical Instrument: Stringed: Plucked (Gittern & Harp)

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1. Musical Instrument: Gittern: Plucking and strumming for better effect
2. Musical Instrument: Gittern: Placements of strings
3. Musical Instrument: Gittern: Tuning by ear
4. Musical Instrument: Gittern: Using a tuning fork
5. Musical Instrument: Gittern: Similarities with a fiddle
6. Musical Instrument: Gittern: Sustaining a note
7. Musical Instrument: Gittern: Frets to help finger placements.
8. Musical Instrument: Gittern: Matching rhythm to your singing
9. Musical Instrument: Gittern: Can be played from simple notations
10. Musical Instrument: Gittern: Playing chords to harmonize and to stand out from singing
11. Musical Instrument: Gittern: Ensure that you get the balance between voice and instrument right
12. Musical Instrument: Gittern: Playing for others to dance
13. Musical Instrument: Gittern: Impossible notes in a dream realm
14. Musical Instrument: Gittern: Your emotions impact your play
15. Musical Instrument: Gittern: Finger placement always matters
16. Musical Instrument: Gittern: Consider the surroundings
17. Musical Instrument: Gittern: Play for the Immortals
18. Musical Instrument: Gittern: Put your heart into it
19. Musical Instrument: Gittern: Anger can improve - or hinder - a performance
20. Musical Instrument: Gittern: Wrist placement for easier note-change
21. Musical Instrument: Gittern: How are you strike can make a real difference
22. Musical Instrument: Harp
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    Musical Instrument: Harp: Basic position for playing
    [*] Musical Instrument: Harp: Playing for others to dance
    [*] Musical Instrument: Harp: Impossible notes in a dream realm
    [*] Musical Instrument: Harp: Your emotions impact your play
    [*] Musical Instrument: Harp: Finger placement impacts the next notes
    [*] Musical Instrument: Harp: Consider the acoustics
    [*] Musical Instrument: Harp: Play for the Immortals
    [*] Musical Instrument: Harp: Don't sway side to side with a harp.
    [*] Musical Instrument: Harp: It's hard to play angry harp music
    [*] Musical Instrument: Harp: Wrist placement for easier note-change
    [*] Musical Instrument: Harp: Remember that sounds merge one into the other

Musical Instrument: Keyboard (Piano)

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1. Musical Instrument: Piano: Sitting correctly at the piano
2. Musical Instrument: Piano: Ready arm positions
3. Musical Instrument: Piano: Three pedals.
4. Musical Instrument: Piano: Correct finger positioning.
5. Musical Instrument: Piano: Placing of middle C
6. Musical Instrument: Piano: White keys, black keys
7. Musical Instrument: Piano: Emotion is tricky when learning techniques.
8. Musical Instrument: Piano: Scales
9. Musical Instrument: Piano: Following verbal instructions.
10. Musical Instrument: Piano: The Sustain pedal
11. Musical Instrument: Piano: Learn by doing, not by listening to someone explaining
12. Musical Instrument: Piano: Musical notation for each hand
13. Musical Instrument: Piano: Will help you learn to play the harp
14. Musical Instrument: Piano: Musical notation has patterns which help playing.
15. Musical Instrument: Piano: Soft pedal changes timbre
16. Musical Instrument: Piano: When you press a key, a hammer strikes up to three strings
17. Musical Instrument: Piano: Basically, a harp in a case

N - Z

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Navigation

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1. Navigation: Finding your way through a forest at night/in Cylus
2. Navigation: Finding your way in the dark
3. Navigation: Following another's instruction and guidance
4. Navigation: Calculating Wind Speed
5. Navigation: Map-reading
6. Navigation: Working out time from scale
7. Navigation: Working from map to land
8. Navigation: Plotting a course over land
9. Navigation: Points of sail denote where the ship is in relation to wind direction.
10. Navigation: Sailing in irons means sailing into the wind
11. Navigation: Running means sailing with the wind behind you (11)
12. Navigation: The "no go zone" is 45 degrees either side of "in irons"
13. Navigation: Sailing beam-reach is when the wind is at a 90 degree angle to the line of the ship.
14. Navigation: Sailing broad-reach is when the wind is 45 degrees either side of running.
15. Navigation: Using landmarks to plan your direction
16. Navigation: Identifying sheltered spots
17. Navigation:Navigating by sight
18. Navigation: Minute adjustments in navigated path
19. Navigation: Determining wind direction
20. Navigation: Tools and equipment help
21. Navigation: Compass Roses
22. Navigation: True north and magnetic north (22)
23. Navigation: Calculating time for a journey
24. Navigation: Working out alternative routes.
25. Navigation: Different kinds of charts
26. Navigation: Ratio of different kinds of charts
27. Navigation: Key for small details.
28. Navigation: Land navigation in storms is tricky.
29. Navigation: Reading a map to plan routes
30. Navigation: Identifying warm water currents (30)
31. Navigation: Using a street map
32. Navigation: Asking for directions (32)
33. Navigation: Map reading from hand drawn maps
34. Navigation: Getting a rough sense of direction
35. Navigation: The stars in Nadika's story (35)
36. Navigation x 3 1
37. Navigation x 3 2
38. Navigation x 3 3

Needlecraft

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1. Needlecraft:Threading a needle
2. Needlecraft: Basic tools of knitting
3. Needlecraft: Basic tools of crochet
4. Needlecraft: How to pin out sewing patterns.
5. Needlecraft: Casting on stitches in knitting.
6. Needlecraft: Making a foundation chain in crochet
7. Needlecraft: Knit and purl stitch
8. Needlecraft: Single and double crochet
9. Needlecraft: Running stitch
10. Needlecraft: Types of yarn
11. Needlecraft: Sewing small garments
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13. Needlecraft: Keeping tension even in the fabric
14. Needlecraft: Keep stitches neat
15. Needlecraft: Small stitches have small gaps between them = 15
16. Needlecraft x3
17. Needlecraft x3
18. Needlecraft x3

Politics:

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Politics: Sometimes you marry even if you don't want to
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Psychology:

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1. Psychology: Balancing Two Cultural Callings
2. Psychology: Don't Overthink Your Behavior
3. Psychology: Even When Friendly, A Ghost is Creepy
4. Psychology: Feeling the Racial Differences
5. Psychology: People Handle Delicate Subjects Differently
6. Psychology: When you are Young you Perceive Age Differently.
7. Psychology: Analyzing a dream from within
8. Psychology: Surprises can Lead to Anger
9. Psychology: The jeebies
10. Psychology: Seasickness can be in your head.
11. Psychology: Boys are weird.
12. Psychology: Admitting feelings can be very tricky.
13. Psychology: Relationships are weird
14. Psychology: Relationships have rules
15. Psychology: The important things in life, aren't things at all.
16. Psychology: Giving advice
17. Psychology: People are weird.
18. Psychology: Making an emotional plea when being a stubborn and obnoxious person hasn't worked
19. Psychology: Telling someone else off for being irresponsible is easier than admitting you're scared of responsibility.
20. Psychology: Physical damage often heals faster than psychological trauma.
21. Psychology: The overwhelming nature of physical pain
22. Psychology: In a partnership, what happens to one affects both
23. Psychology: Promising to look after yourself is reassuring to your SO.
24. Psychology: The importance of physical touch and proximity.
25. Psychology: The experience of death leaves strange and long term impacts
26. Psychology: Interfering in other people's relationship is a slippery slope
27. Psychology: Age doesn't matter in relationships
28. Psychology: Parentage is important to identity
29. Psychology: Not everyone wants to travel
30. Psychology: Who we are is inexorably wrapped up in who we were
31. Psychology: Familiar places can have many different impacts on someone grieving
32. Psychology: Some people gain immense pleasure from playing instruments
33. Psychology: Dying and being brought back has an impact on living
34. Psychology: I see things differently since I died.
35. Psychology: Big changes need to be unpeeled in layers
36. Psychology: Change can make you feel out of sorts
37. Psychology: Associating strange feelings with someone is disconcerting
38. Psychology: Considering why you're feeling what you are.
39. Psychology: Arguing leaves you feeling discombobulated
40. Psychology: Sometimes, it's hard to work out why you do and say what you say and do..
41. Psychology: Shared experiences are more than twice as fun
42. Psychology: Being the naughty student is fun
43. Psychology: Consider the expectation on your role
44. Psychology: Other people's opinions impact self-esteem
45. Psychology: Changing behaviour is hard
46. Psychology: Behaviour in groups is often different
47. Psychology: Sometimes, it's hard to work out why you do and say what you say and do..(47)
48. +4 = 51
49. +3 = 54
50. +4 = 58
51. Psychology: Differences between people can be a source of misunderstanding. = 59
52. Psychology: Understanding what you need to overcome a traumatic time. = 60
53. Psychology: A serious demeanour can be a personality trait= 61
54. Psychology: Keeping busy can help someone overcome worries= 62
55. Psychology: Make goals fun and hopefully, they won't feel like work.= 63
56. Psychology: An individual can feel isolated even in a group
57. Psychology: Everyone has a breaking point.
58. Psychology: Emotion can be a psychosomatic trigger
59. Psychology: How people perceive themselves is often very different to how you perceive them.
60. Psychology: Individuals process psychological trauma in different ways = 68
61. Psychology: x 1
62. Psychology: x 1
63. Psychology: Belonging isn't a place, it's a sense.
64. Psychology: Shared trauma can unite people.
65. Psychology x3 1
66. Psychology x3 2
67. Psychology x3 3

Q-S

Resistance:

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Resistance: Scalvblack Tea
Resistance: The alchemical knock out gas that tastes of honey
Resistance: Whiskey
Resistance: Drinks can be spiked
Resistance: Alcohol can be deceptive
Resistance: Drugs to make you loose-tongued
Resistance: Recognising the signs of being inebriated
Resistance: Feeling overheated when drugged
Resistance: Alcohol
Resistance: Building up a taste
Resistance: Making sure that you stay alert

Resistance: Knowing your limits
Resistance: Poison in the food.
Resistance: Recognising your own symptoms
Resistance: Can be built up by long-term use
Resistance: Some toxins are tasteless
Resistance: Allergies
Resistance: Slow-[*] Acting toxins are hard to spot
Resistance: The pain from the Curse of Al'deum

Science

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1. Science: Orange sand gives off heat.
2. Science: Green sand cools.

[*] Science: Prisms create rainbows when light passes through them.

Seafaring

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1. Seafaring: Constant Sea Sickness (JD)
   Seafaring: Basic Knots (JD)
   Seafaring: Learning From Experienced Sailors
   Seafaring: Motion Sickness Is Worse If Looking Opposite Direction You're Travelling
   Seafaring: Unfurling Sails
   Seafaring: Parts of a boat
   Seafaring: Ships' Wheel
   Seafaring: Rudder
   Seafaring: Steering
   Seafaring: The king spoke
   Seafaring: Uses for a bowline knit (11)
   
   Seafaring: The Boom must be avoided when it swings
   Seafaring: Tack and gybe both mean turning into the wind. Tack is turning the front, gybe is turning the back of the boat.
   Seafaring: Ballywrinkle protects the sails
   Seafaring: Front of the ship is fore, back is aft.
   Seafaring: Port and starboard
   Seafaring: The smell of a storm
   Seafaring: In a storm, get out of dock
   Seafaring: Negotiating out of a dock
   Seafaring:Heaving to in a storm
   Seafaring: Mizzenmast
   Seafaring: Mizzen gaff also called a spanker (22)
   
   Seafaring: Heaving to requires balancing out the sails
   Seafaring: Heaving to is good for stopping at sea
   Seafaring: Slowing and stopping using the wind.
   Seafaring: Slowing using the wind allows more fine control
   Seafaring: The mast yard needs to be maintained
   Seafaring: How to deal with a fire aboard a ship
   Seafaring: The basics needed to limp away
   Seafaring: How to replace sails (30)
   +2 = 32
   Seafaring: Hugging the coastline Seafaring: Rowing a small rowboat = 33
2. Seafaring x 3 1
3. Seafaring x 3 2
4. Seafaring x 3 3 = 36

Seduction

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1. Seduction: Promise a long soak in a bath
   Seduction: Complimenting Arlo's "knockers. an' curves an' child bearin' hips"
   Seduction: Kissing a girl and liking it

Sewing

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1. Sewing: All Fingers And Thumbs

Singing:

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1. Singing: Basic Biqaj Sailing Song
   Singing: Holding a single note
   Singing: Harmonising with gittern playing
   Singing: Maintaining a melody
   Singing: Breathing to emphasise
   Singing: Harmonizing
   Singing: Scales
   Singing: To calm others down
   Singing: To control your own emotions
   Singing: Breathing from your stomach
   Singing: Tone
   
   Singing: Pitch
   Singing: Acapella (13)
   +5 = 18
   +2 = 20
   +2=22
   +4 =26
   +5 = 31
   +3 =34
   Singing: Ad libbing a song
   Singing: Singing while leaping about
   +4 = 40
   Sing x 3 = 43

Smithing

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1. Smithing: x 3 1
2. Smithing: x 3 2
3. Smithing: x 3 3

Socialization:

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1. Socialization: A Relaxing Day spent with a Friend.
2. Socialization: It’s about the Journey more than the Destination.
3. Socialization: Using Humor as a way to Bond.
4. Socialization: Sitting around a campfire, sharing stories
5. Socialization: Speaking calmly to a fire entity
6. Socialization: Engaging in an awkward group conversation
7. Socialization: Playful teasing
8. Socialization: Comforting someone with a broken heart
9. Socialisation: Negotiation: Managing two difficult males.
10. Socialisation: Negotiation: Keeping clear boundaries.
11. Socialisation: Negotiation: An appropriate truce
12. Socialisation: Negotiation: My pain is worse than yours
13. Socialisation: Persuasion [ Persuading a Friend with Relaxed Humour.
14. Socialisation: Persuasion: Being right in an argument
15. Socialisation: Persuasion: Reminding your father that he doesn't need to charge off and thump your boyfriend.
16. Socialisation: Persuasion: Really, it's a birth trial gift.
17. Socialisation: Persuasion: Never been a cat-tree in a skeleton. This is why.
18. Socialisation: Persuasion: Putting forward a reasonable argument
19. Socialisation: Persuasion: I'm not the best person to ask for relationship advice. Really!
20. Socialisation: Persuasion: Logical, reasoned argument
21. Socialisation: Persuasion: Putting forward an entirely reasonable argument in an entirely unreasonable way.
22. Socialisation: Persuasion: Asking questions and raising considerations of why things might be
23. Socialisation: Persuasion: Just stick to the story
24. Socialisation: Persuasion: Magic beans are real.
25. Socialisation: Persuasion: Asking how you can help them in order to resolve things.
26. Socialisation: Persuasion: Convincing a tormented spirit to move on
27. Socialisation: Persuasion: Giving your birth name to convince someone to trust you.
28. Socialisation: Persuasion: Persuading someone to let you help them.
29. Socialisation: Persuasion: Letting someone know that you're going to look after them.
30. Socialisation: Persuasion: Sometimes, people just need to be put straight and that's that.
31. Socialisation: Persuasion - Explaining the reasons behind your argument
32. Socialisation: Persuasion - Having conviction behind your words is helpful
33. Socialisation: Persuasion - Noting flaws in others' arguments

[*] Socialisation: ]Rhetoric: "Short" Jokes
[*] Socialisation: Rhetoric: The Never-Ending Hat Debate
[*] Socialisation: Rhetoric: Knowing how to Phrase an Uncertain Question to get an Answer you Want.
[*] Socialisation: Rhetoric: A Sincere Apology for Putting Someone in Danger.
[*] Socialisation: Rhetoric: Sarcasm
[*] Socialisation: Rhetoric: The Monkey Analogy
[*] Socialisation: Rhetoric: Singular. Not plural.
[*] Socialisation: Rhetoric: Use of analogy to describe feelings
[*] Socialisation: Rhetoric: Use of slang
[*] Socialisation: Rhetoric: Use of analogy
[*] Socialisation: Rhetoric: Using analogy to give a message
[*] Socialisation: +1
[*] Socialisation: Sociology: Items can have cultural or family significance.
[*] Socialisation: Sociology: Biqaj society and naming traditions
[*] Socialisation: Sociology: Strange customs of isolated tribes
[*] Socialisation: Sociology: Gender roles are different across cultures.
[*] Socialization: x 2
[*] Socialization: Negotiations ought to come to an amicable conclusion, in the end.
[*] Socialization: x 2 1
[*] Socialization: x 2 2
[*] Socialization: x 5 (1)
[*] Socialization: x 5 (2)
[*] Socialization: x 5 (3)
[*] Socialization: x 5 (4)
[*] Socialization: x 5 (5)
[*] Socialization: x 3 (1)
[*] Socialization: x 3 (2)
[*] Socialization: x 3 (3)
[*] Socialisation: Pointing out why something is unreasonable
[*] Socialisation: Dealing with a disagreement by talking it out
[*] Socialisation: Mutual apologies help to move forward
[*] Socialisation: Explain why someone is stupid, to help them not be.
[*] Socialisation x 3 - 1
[*] Socialisation x 3 - 2
[*] Socialisation x 3 - 3
[*] Socialisation x 3 - 1
[*] Socialisation x 3 - 2
[*] Socialisation x 3 - 3
[*] Socialisation x 5 - 1
[*] Socialisation x 5 - 2
[*] Socialisation x 5 - 3
[*] Socialisation x 5 - 4
[*] Socialisation x 5 - 5
[*] Socialization x 6
[*] Socialization x 6
[*] Socialization x 6
[*] Socialization x 6
[*] Socialization x 6
[*] Socialization x 6
[*] Socialisation x 1 [/list]

Stealth:

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1. Stealth: speak in whispers.
   Stealth: Reading your bow quietly
   Stealth: Don’t snap twigs
   Stealth: Learning By Walking With Ti'niva
   Stealth: Removing heavy clothing for stealthier movement
   Stealth: Sneaking through a dark cave
   Stealth: Moving silently through the woods
   Stealth: Swiping food off a plate without being noticed.
   Stealth: Move things to act as a distraction from nefarious deeds
   Stealth: Moving silently through the woods

Strength:

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1. Strength: Transporting a dead
2. Animal
   Strength: Repetitive movements to build muscles.
   Strength: Using your weight to increase your pushing power
   Strength: The soreness of your muscles after a good workout
   Strength: Tensing your muscles during exercise is a good method of isolating muscles for working out
   Strength:
3. Athletics: Acrobatics Builds Muscle
   Strength: Utilizing rope and muscle to secure oneself to a location
   Strength: It takes strong legs for momentum
   Strength: Holding a headstand
   Strength: Proper form when lifting a child
   11: Strength: Kicking and Screaming Requires Muscles
   
   Strength: Fear Produces Adrenaline
   Strength: Carrying a heavy deer
   Strength: Working in extreme cold
   Strength: Keep foothold in the snow
   Strength: Holding yourself ready for impact
   Strength: Maintaining a strong grip
   Strength: Putting your strength into a movement
   Strength: Tearing free of a grip
   Strength: Use your strength to hold another in place
   Strength: Using momentum to pull someone into water
   22: Strength: Swimming is good for building strength in your arms
   
   Strength: Focusing your strength on a single spot.
   Strength: Lifting people from the seas
   Strength: Sword drills to build up arm strength.
   Strength: Unloading a heavy wagon
   Strength: Working together to lift large and heavy items
   Strength: Moving furniture
   Strength: Use someone else's momentum with your strength
   Strength: Struggling isn't effective if they're stronger
   Strength: Lifting a pig out of a pit
   Strength: Working together to lift a heavy object
   33: Strength: Bend from your knees, don't lift with your back
   
   Strength:
4. Athletics : Climbing a tree builds strength in your legs.
   Strength: Using your upper body weight to move
   Strength: Holding yourself off the ground in someone else's arms.
   Strength: Using your upper body when swinging on a rope.
   Strength: Carrying a thwarthog
   Strength: Carrying a child on your shoulders.
   Strength: Use tools to assist difficult tasks(40)
   Strength: Put your strength into a difficult task in order to lessen the burden
   Strength: Application of strength can be as much about balance
   Strength: Pulling Arlo off a cliff
   Strength: Bracing yourself when lifting a weight
   Strength: Lifting a child into a tree
   Strength: Breaking a stone spear with your hands.(46)
   Strength: Pulling self up with upper body only
   Strength: Holding body weight on rings and swinging self to move.(48)
   Strength: Using balanced weights to build up strength
   Strength: Curls for arm strength(50)
   Strength: Pulling your own body weight while laying down.
   Strength: Pulling yourself up on weak and shaky legs
   Strength: Weight bearing on splinted, broken legs
   Strength: Working together to lift a stone lid
   Strength: Putting your weight behind a punch
   Strength: Kicking using your leg muscles for extra power.
   Strength: Focusing your strength on a single spot.
   Strength: Digging in the dirt.
   Strength: Pushing yourself against the environment.(59)
   +5 = 64
   +4 = 70
   +2 =72
   +2 =74
   +3 =77
   +3 = 80

Storytelling:

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1. Storytelling: the story behind the card.
   Storytelling: About Being a Biqaj
   Storytelling: Hearing Others Tell Stories is Good Experience
   Storytelling: Making the Listener Feel Like They Were There
   Storytelling: Was the Ghost on the Ship Her Mother?
   Storytelling: Sharing Wisdom That Was Shared With You
   Storytelling: Sharing Your Race's Culture in Stories
   Storytelling: Using a story from the past to assist in teaching
   Storytelling: How You Lost Your Pants Playing Cards
   Storytelling: Recounting Anecdotes
   Storytelling: What has happened since last I saw you
   
   Storytelling: The song of dragons
   Storytelling: The tale of the dragon and the volcano
   Storytelling: What my cousin said
   Storytelling: Trying to get across the gist of a conversation
   Storytelling: Tale from childhood
   Storytelling: Giving a gift and a story
   Storytelling: Analogies to tell a moral
   Storytelling: (Auto)biographies can help build relationships
   Storytelling: The tale of Vega and the Fire Demon
   Storytelling: Noobabs
   Storytelling: Some details are best not shared
   
   Storytelling: The story of the Princess and the Tower
   Storytelling: The moral of the story is important
   Storytelling: The story of honest Betsy
   Storytelling: The tale of Desnind
   Storytelling: Give it some wellie. (27)
   +4= 31
   +3 = 33
2. Storytelling x 1 - 1
3. Storytelling: The nap of Skeeterwampulus: A harrowing warning not to wake the monster of the wetlands.
4. Storytelling: The Mouse and Schnizzlesnoot: A story about how a mouse outsmarted an entire forest, by befriending the scariest things in it.
5. Storytelling: The Story of 416 and Baron Smooglenuff: How Enri named the big monster Smooglenuff so it wouldn't seem so scary.
6. Storytelling: The Seige of Jesine's Fairy Court: How Kisaik and the Wardens of the First Tree saved Jesine's Fairy court. (38)

Swimming

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1. Swimming: Lowering yourself into a pool
   Swimming: Treading water
   Swimming: Breath control underwater
   Swimming: Using your hands to cut the water

T-V

Tactics

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1. Tactics: Not to rush into an unknown situation
   Tactics: Playing it safe
   Tactics: Remaining within eyesight and staying together
   Tactics: Calling out someones name at intervals
   Tactics: Not wasting time arguing
   Tactics: Having a backup plan
   Tactics: Swords Front, Archers Back
   Tactics: The Benefit of Sticking to a Plan
   Tactics: Dirty tactics are fine.
   Tactics: Consider the necessary outcome
   Tactics: Attack first, ask questions later
   
   Tactics: Maintain momentum when it is in your favor
   Tactics: Never refuse free resources
   Tactics: Recognizing that there is always a less obvious option
   Tactics: Take the high ground
   Tactics: Recognizing indicators that come prior to an attack
   Tactics: Taking a path when presented with one
   Tactics: Warning others when it's too late to save yourself
   Tactics: Leaving a clue when you think you're about to be taken
   Tactics: Consider the tactics of a group of "bandits"
   Tactics: Protect the vulnerable
   Tactics: Cheating in a race
   +3 = 25
   +3 = 28
   +4 =32
   +2=34
   +2=36
   +4 =40
   + 3 =43
   + 4 = 47
   +4 = 51
   +2 = 53
   +3 =56
   Tactics: Take care of people = 57
   +5 = 62
   +3 = 75
   +3 = 78
   +2 = 80
   +8 =88
   +6 = 94
   Tactics +2 = 96

Teaching

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1. Teaching: Using past experiences and stories as assistance
2. Teaching: Using yourself as an example
3. Teaching: Sharing knowledge with others
4. Teaching: Children love fun facts about their fantasies
5. Teaching: Teaching a girl about her female power voice
9. +4 = 9
10. Teaching: Giving demonstrations
11. +3 = 13
12. Teaching - Training should be approached no different than fighting
13. Teaching - Approaching deadlines means pushing harder
14. Teaching: Identify your weaknesses. = 16
15. Teaching: Plan your teaching to your own strengths = 17
16. Teaching: Tell them you're nervous. =18
17. Teaching: Demonstration is the best way to teach =19
18. Teaching: Large groups can be intimidating = 20
19. Teaching: Answering questions help your students. = 21
20. Teaching: Make sure that everyone understands the task. = 22
21. Teaching: Instructing large crowds = 23
22. Teaching: Humour can be acceptable when teaching. = 24
23. Teaching: Answering questions in different ways. = 25
24. Teaching: Give people lists of what to do in which order. = 26
25. Teaching: The best lesson is an individual one = 27
26. Teaching: Teach from experience, where you can = 28
27. Teaching: Consider that each student is different = 29
28. Teaching: Think about how to deal with someone missing a previous class.
29. Teaching: The buddy system is helpful for students.
30. Teaching: Encourage questions and be clear you don't know everything.
31. Teaching: Don't be afraid to say you don't know, when asked a question.
32. Teaching x 3 - 1
33. Teaching x 3 - 2
34. Teaching x 3 - 3
35. Teaching: x 1
36. Teaching x 3 1
37. Teaching x 3 2
38. Teaching x 3 3
39. Teaching x 3
40. Teaching x 3
41. Teaching x 3

W-Z

Woodworking

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1. Woodworking: Basics of carving
2. Woodworking: Go with the grain
3. Woodworking: Types of wood
4. Woodworking: Tools of the trade
5. Woodworking: Types, and uses, of sandpaper
6. Woodworking: Types of joint
7. Woodworking:Putting together the pieces for a project first
8. Woodworking: Sanding before you start any close work
9. Woodworking: Use of varnish
10. Woodworking: Easier to take more away than to add more on
11. Woodworking:Start at one corner and move out
12. Woodworking: Mark wood before engraving into it
13. Woodworking: Score wood to prepare for engraving into it
14. Woodworking: Fine chisel engraving looks unfinished
15. Woodworking: Tools for sanding in grooves.
16. Woodworking: Using the grain in engraving wood
17. Woodworking: Letting the wood speak for itself
18. Woodworking: Decoration can be too much
19. Woodworking: Wood turning basic tools.
20. Woodworking: Keep consistent pressure when turning wood
21. Woodworking: When turning wood, turn at a consistent speed
22. Woodworking: First step of wood turning - begin with an even piece.
23. Woodworking: When turn wood, turn slowly for detail and precision
24. Woodworking: Cover where you're working to prevent dust
25. Woodworking: Choosing the right tools for the job beforehand, helps
26. Woodworking: Check that your pattern goes with the grain
27. Woodworking: Clean off regularly while engraving to avoid unwanted bumps and marks
28. Woodworking: Small details can be added later
29. Woodworking: Getting proportions right is important.
30. Woodworking: Carving a hook requires concentration to detail
31. Woodworking: You need your hands to be still in order to do detailed work
32. Woodworking: Make sure that hooks are even in their shape by using a small tube with sandpaper around it.
33. Woodworking: Telling a story with engraving
34. Woodworking: Plan out individual pieces, not the whole
35. Woodcraft: Making ladders
36. Woodcraft: The tools for making hatches.
37. Woodcraft: Making ladders
38. Woodcraft: The tools for making hatches.
39. Woodworking: Finishing off fence posts
40. Woodworking: Stand a piece up to finish it, if it will be placed vertically
41. Woodworking: Ensuring that holes are at exact uniform height = 41
42. Woodcraft: Selecting wood for specific tasks. = 42
44. +2 =44
45. Woodcraft: Planning your piece.= 45
46. Woodcraft: Make sure you have everything in place before you begin= 46
47. Woodcraft: Mark, measure twice, cut.= 47
48. Woodcraft. Is fundamentally shaping, or joining.= 48
49. Wooodcraft: Fletching: Basics of arrow creation
50. Wooodcraft: Fletching: Basic parts
51. Wooodcraft: Fletching: Determines how the arrow rotates
52. Wooodcraft: Fletching: Straight fletch
53. Wooodcraft: Fletching: Wrap fletch
54. Wooodcraft: Fletching: The direction of the helical wrap doesn't matter
55. Wooodcraft: Fletching: Wrap fletch is much better at distance
56. Wooodcraft: Fletching: The tools you use are really important.
57. Wooodcraft: Fletching: Regular practice helps to iron out bad habits
58. Wooodcraft: Fletching: Types of arrow head
60. +2 = 12
61. Wooodcraft: Fletching: Selecting feathers for flights.
62. Wooodcraft: Fletching: Choosing a type of wood
63. Wooodcraft: Fletching: Ensure that the arrow shaft has a straight grain.
64. Wooodcraft: Fletching: Measuring the length of an arrow shaft
65. Wooodcraft: Fletching: Techniques for sanding an arrow shaft
66. Wooodcraft: Fletching: Preparing the nock
67. Wooodcraft: Fletching: Using sinew to attach fletch to shaft.
68. Wooodcraft: Fletching: Cut the feather down the spine
69. Wooodcraft: Fletching: How to trim the fletch
70. Wooodcraft: Fletching: Why to trim the fletch along the top
71. Wooodcraft: Fletching: Use glue to hold it in place
72. Wooodcraft:Shipbuilding: How to maintain the yard
73. Wooodcraft:Shipbuilding: Put foot and hand holds in the mast
74. Wooodcraft: Shipbuilding: Clear debris first, then varnish
75. Woodworking x 2 (1)
76. Woodworking: x 2 (2)
77. Woodcrafting: The knots in wood can be used as a feature
78. Woodcrafting: Carving decorative images.
79. Woodcrafting: Making smaller pieces for a frame
80. Woodworking: Carving letters for a sign requires a lot of planning
81. Woodworking: Why sanding is important.
82. Woodworking x 4 - 1
83. Woodworking x 4 - 2
84. Woodworking x 4 - 3
85. Woodworking x 4 - 4
86. Woodworking x 3 1
87. Woodworking x 3 2
88. Woodworking x 3 3

Notes

Startup Changes: here
28 Knowledge are:
2 x Dancing

Index

Vega

~~ Current Skills ~~ Capstones ~~ Tier 2 Skills ~~ XP Ledger ~~ Knowledge Ledger ~~ Magic Ledger ~~ Blessings, Curses, Mortalborn ~~ Previous Threads ~~ Current Threads ~~ Lightning Knight ~~ Warden of the Lake ~~ Renown ~~ NPCs ~~ Appearance & History ~~Wealth & Items ~~

[Vega]

Skill Stuff

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Magic Ledger

~~

Defiance

XP Ledger

Thread Name	Defiance Adjustment	Defiance Total
The Pure	+20	20
Thread Name	NA	NA

Knowledge

Thread Name	Knowledge List	Knowledge Awarded	Knowledge Total
The Pure	► Show Spoiler Defiance: Initiation Defiance: Ether Defiance: Shaping the elements Defiance: Sensing the elements Defiance: The four elements, and how the feel Defiance: Feeling the Spark Defiance: Deference Defiance: Calling Defiance: Hearing the Elements Song Defiance: Connecting to the Elements	10	10
Thread Name	► Show Spoiler Knowledge here	NA	NA

Theme

Theme: Water-Dancer

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Approved here
Vega's first kin element is going to be water. Which will surprise her - but her second will be fire so there'll be a Refinement of Steam for her, eventually. She won't get Fire kinship, though, until she's more able to control it at Mastery. This is due to Vega's constant conflict between her Biqaj heritage, her Biqaj family, her deeply emotional nature (shurrup) and her being Faldrun's daughter, her tendency to thump people and her truly vile temper.

The theme of "water-dancing" will be the linking of the Spark with her physical dancing, music, singing, and - of course - fighting. The Spark recognises that Vega is a very physical being - that these pursuits of music and combat are the ones which she will engage with most and, as such, it will embed itself in these pursuits, making her Defiance part of that process - so that when she's fighting, she's using Defiance, when she's singing she is, etc etc - it does this so that she will use it more and more and it will manifest in an increased desire for her to do these.

Witchmark

Witchmark

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Vega has a constant breeze around her, even in a dead still day. This means that her hair is always a bit messy (unless she really restrains it), her clothes constantly move a little. It is no more than a few centimeters around her; it can be seen from a distance, but felt only when practically touching her.

Mutations

Competent
Flowing Movement:

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The Spark seeks to integrate itself with Vega's physical movements, her focus on music and combat. As such, whenever Vega dances, sings, or fights, her Spark seeks to incorporate itself - it urges her and fills her with a desire to utilise Dancing (if she is singing or dancing or playing an instrument) or Caress (if she's fighting). This urge manifest physically in three ways.

1: If she is using one of these skills and NOT using Defiance, the gentle breeze will turn into a high wind whipping around her. This will inconvenience her by forcing her hair in her eyes, or buffeting her in an unusual direction to knock her slightly off balance.

2: When not using one of these skills - the Spark will want her to be doing so and so, from the point of competency onwards, the Spark will push her to move. If she's still too long, then there'll be a sudden gust of wind which knocks something over or causes a noise outside, a wave which knocks the boat and causes her to tip out of her chair, a rock falling etc - like mischievous spirits trying to torment, the Spark will push her to move and, once moving, will work with her. These are never dangerous to her or others, but are inconveniences rather like a puppy scratching at a door for attention.

3: When, however, she combines her magic with her music or combat skills, Vega will experience the Spark working with her. The breeze around her will support her, help her, keep her hair out of her face or cause her skirt to float in just the right way. So long as the spark is being used, it's happy.

Osmosis

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As a plant draws water to its roots - so water is drawn to Vega. So, if she's walking, then the surface where she steps will be slightly more wet as the immediate water travels to her. If she stands or lays still for any length of time, she'll find that the ground beneath her is a damp, then wet, then a puddle. This won't harm her -even when laying down to sleep, she'll just wake up to find that her mattress or sleeping bag is soaking. Again, this is so that she moves more - and this doesn't happen if she's sitting still while playing an instrument, for example.

Expert
Mastery

Index

Vega

~~ Current Skills ~~ Capstones ~~ Tier 2 Skills ~~ XP Ledger ~~ Knowledge Ledger ~~ Magic Ledger ~~ Blessings, Curses, Mortalborn ~~ Previous Threads ~~ Current Threads ~~ Lightning Knight ~~ Warden of the Lake ~~ Renown ~~ NPCs ~~ Appearance & History ~~Wealth & Items ~~

[Vega]

Immortal Stuff

~~

Blessings, Curses, Mortalborn

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Champion of Xiur

Xiur Mark

Links

Nalos here
Favored Mark: Here
Adored Mark: Here
Exalted Mark: here
Champion Gained: here!

Abilities

Favored

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• Optimism: ~~ Add an extra three skill points to one of the following skills: Etiquette, Navigation, Psychology or Teaching. Any skill points granted by this Mark can break the 100 point cap on skills.Navigation
• Flow of Morale: ~~ The Blessed is able to bring a brief surge of hopeful resolve to those around him. Within 10 feet, this lasts for eight bits; to 20 feet, it lasts for five bits; to 30 feet it lasts for two bits. At "Adored", double either the range or duration. At "Exalted", double both
• Calming Overcast: ~~ A tense situation suddenly undergoes a dusky graying light, and the attitudes of everyone within 50 feet are affected as if the current hostility instead happened the day before, and everyone has had the time to cool off.
• Night Torch ~~ The Blessed can touch any item and cause it to glow with a bright, starry light. This light can be directed away from the holder, so as not to dazzle night vision. If no other Nalos abilities are used, this can be maintained as long as the item is held by the Blessed. Gained here
• Fog Bank ~~ The Blessed can generate a concealing fog to aid an innocent or threatened person to escape harm. If the target is instead genuinely guilty of some wrong, for which he was being pursued, the fog will instead leave trail behind him; as well as a revealing nimbus around him for a number of breaks equal to the Blessed's Etiquette skill. The target will have to run through the fog bank to activate this trail. During this time, placing this fog a second time will immediately dispel the current one. Gained here
• Shooting Star ~~ A Bow can be blessed to emit a ray of star light in a path that displays the trajectory of the arrow nocked upon it. This does not affect the shooter's ability to maintain this aim, and if the light moves from the target upon release of the arrow, the shot will still miss the mark. This effect can be called upon three times a trial. Gained here
• Cooling/Warming Trend ~~ The Blessed can impart an actual rise or drop in local temperature, to bring relief and encourage good moods. This can be up to a 15-degree effect in a single building; a 10-degree effect over a city block, or a 5-degree effect over a small village. At "Adored", raise the effect by an additional 5 degrees, and make the new 5-degree area be the size of a large town. At "Exalted", add another 5-degrees, and have the new 5-degree area be the size of an entire city. This effect will remain for an entire trial, but can not be generated again for another three. Gained here
• Eyes of Dusk ~~ The Blessed can impose the stark contrasts of lighting that are typical of dusk on one target. Shadows are much darker and lights much brighter by comparison than at any other time of trial. The effect this has is to render an adversary stricken by visual impairment, as if their eyes are never truly able to get used to the light. In game terms, appropriate skills are reduced by a tier equivalent when used. For instance, if a PC in a fist fight has 10 points into Master Level Unarmed Combat, this will reduce his skill to being Expert instead. This lasts for as many bits as the Blessed's Psychology skill. Gained here
• Dry Ice Cloud ~~ The cold of the void between the stars infuses this ground-level cloud with a near paralyzing cold. Joints grow stiff, hands grow numb on weapons, movements and communications are hindered by shivering, weapons and armor may become brittle. This has essentially the same game impact as "Eyes of Dusk", but is an Area-of-Effect power that covers 100 sq.ft. At Adored, it covers 200 sq.ft. At Exalted, it covers 300 sq.ft. The Blessed is unaffected by this cloud. Gained here

Adored

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• Bolstered Optimism: ~~ Add an extra six skill points to any two of the following skills (max of 3 points per skill): Etiquette, Navigation, Psychology, or Teaching. Any skill points granted by this Mark can break the 100 point cap on skills. Navigation & Psychology
• Starry Eyes: ~~The Blessed can always see perfectly well in all darkness. What's more, he can detect Shadow-form Naerikks, and can see through the shadow-based blessings of Audrae, if his blessing level is superior to theirs. This does not, however, cure blindness.
• Cloud Nine ~~ The Blessed can put one adversary to sleep. The amount of divine force needed to complete this act depends on the level of Resistance or Discipline the target possesses, whichever is higher. The targets will be marked so their superiors will know that they were targeted by an Immortal power, to spare them serious repercussions.
• Fulcrum of Fervor~~ The Blessed can select a single word to empower with the ability to spread optimism. When he cries it, those nearby may take up the cry, compounding the power and range of it's uplifting effect. The fervor generated by this collective outcry will last until dawn of the next trial. This can only be cast once per cycle. At "Exalted", it can be cast three times per cycle. here
• Starlight Key ~~Once a season, the Blessed can bring down starlight to form a key that will unlock any key-type lock. This hardened starlight will stay this way, for use on this same lock, for the remainder of the night in which it was formed. It is bright however, and could give away stealthy movements. In the alternative, this key can be left in the lock to ensure it remains unlocked, but is easily seen by any hostiles. Covering it will help greatly, but the presence of something covering the lock will be suspicious in and of itself. This key can not be used on combination locks, nor will it remove a simple bar from a door or unlatch mechanisms. here
• Shadow of Doubt ~~The Blessed brings clouds overhead to create a dusk-like atmosphere that strips the morale from enemies over a broad area. Those of only Novice Discipline or Resistance throw down their weapons and run or surrender. Competent level enemies back away, promising no aggression. Expert level enemies stand their ground, but do nothing unless attacked. Master or higher are unaffected, but will probably reconsider any aggressive act if many of their support troops are demoralized. here
• Cloud Armour ~~The Blessed is covered in a cloudy blanket that cushions or misdirects melee strokes and ranged missiles so they afflict only light wounds. A very skilled fighter or marksman can accomplish higher levels of damage against this armor. In game terms, this armor reduces the attacker's pertinent skill by one tier, so that the Blessed's counter skill is more effective.
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• Guiding Stars ~~The Blessed is guided by the stars at night. When the stars begin to appear it is as if they speak to him, giving intangible hints as to where things are, the best way to go to reach them, and what hazards may lie in whichever path he takes. The glares of starlight seem to take on brief shapes that warn and direct. There must be either direct, or directly reflected, starlight present to receive this benefit. Night clouds lit with starlight will also bestow this benefit. Those that lack Xiur's mark will not perceive this effect. here
• Spread the Word ~~ The Blessed can make additional individuals the central focus of "Flow of Morale", "Calming Overcast", "Cooling/Warming Trend", "Night Torch" or "Dry Ice Cloud" without it costing him his charge of its use. This second person must be willing, but can only be given one of these boons at a time. The Blessed can bestow several of the same boon, or one each of several if he chooses. here

Exalted

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• Optimum Optimism The character is granted an extra nine skill points which may be spent only on the following skills: Etiquette, Navigation, Psychology, or Teaching. Any skill points granted by this Mark can break the 250 (or 100 if fast track) point cap on skills. Within these skills, the points may be spent how the pc chooses. here
• Unshakable Resolve The Blessed is immune to any demoralizing effects; magic, chemical, divine or otherwise. What's more, he knows when such an effect has been attempted against him; as well as the source and specific ability used.here
• Empowered Sunset With the arrival of dusk, the Blessed can infuse one thing with the energy of the encroaching stars. This can be used to permanently heal a person of serious wounds, reduce fatal wounds to serious, or grant a temporary boon of superhuman level to one physical or mental attribute. In the alternative, this can be used to permanently repair a broken item, or to bestow a temporary enhancement to it. here
• Cloud Form Once per trial, the Blessed can alter the physical structure of his body to an equal mass of cloudy mist. This can enable escapes from bonds as well as cells or other tight spots. It does not enable controlled flight, but like any waft of mist, air currents can lift and carry him. A fast moving air current can allow him to travel quite swiftly. He can slowly thicken his form to bring him down safely from heights obtained by these currents. This form can last up to thirty bits, depending on the Blessed's concentration. Switching in and out of this form does not heal wounds. here
• Nova Flare The Blessed can do one of two things: He can glow at an unbearably bright level, giving off an aura of heat that makes anyone getting close enough to touch him believe they will take burning damage if they do. This lasts for one bit for every Nalos ability earned. Or they can flash a single burst of light that blinds everyone within 100 yards for 1 bit, 80 yards for 2 bits, 60 yards for 3 bits, 40 yards for 4 bits, and 20 yards for 5 bits. here
• Dusk to Dawn The Blessed can now gain the benefit of "Guiding Light" even when starlight is not naturally present. This includes being indoors and underground. The Blessed still sees visions of starlight hints in his eyes that no other sees. But this benefit is only during nighttime breaks. here
• Cloud Wall Once a day, the Blessed can call up a fog that hardens into an impenetrable wall. It lasts for as many bits as the Blessed has Nalos abilities, minus those already "spent" that day. Climbing it requires a Climb skill of 50+, with a Resistance of less than 50 resulting in weakness that halves appropriate skills for the remainder of that same trial. Digging beneath its impenetrable roots takes longer and has the same possible "Resistance"-based backlash. Flying characters are not affected. here

Champion

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• Meteor Shower This ability is granted only to those who become Xiur's Champion, as it requires the ancient tongue to activate. The Blessed takes a full break to call down starlight from the heavens in either a devastating barrage of anti-personnel missiles, or a single massive meteor intended to smash structures. As this requires actual starlight, it is no faster during the day or night. If the ritual is interrupted, it must be started anew with loss of previous time spent.
• Constellation This ability is granted only to those who become Xiur's Champion, as it requires the ancient tongue to activate. The night sky of Idalos has many glittering constellations. As the Blessed grows in devotion, his mark takes on the shape of one of the four most well-known of them. His boon depends entirely on which constellation forms during his growth as a devotee. The Blessed can use no other Nalos abilities while a constellation is in effect.
  • The Dragon - A Great flying reptile, formed of starlight, lands before the Blessed and flies himself and one passenger to any destination. Neither rider can be knocked from its saddle, though disorientation from quick aerial maneuvers can render them unconscious. Damage does not "kill" the beast, but like "The Galleon", enough damage will cause the entity to shrink until it will no longer be able to support its riders. This entity can only be summoned once per season.

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Nalos Ability: Night Torch: Can keep going indefinitely as long as it's the only one.
Nalos Ability: Shooting Star: Provides a means of aiming
Nalos Ability: Shooting Star: Works well at a distance
Nalos Ability: Fog Bank: Can cover your escape
Nalos Ability: Flow of Morale: Can restore hope to the hopeless
Nalos: Cloudy Armour: Can be used while performing acrobatics
Nalos: Ice Cloud: Very useful against Pumpernickels

Adored of Qylios

Qylios Mark

Links

Celarion here
Favored Mark: Here
Adored: here

Abilities

Favoured

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• Bond (Minor) ~~ The Favored can Bond with 1 other person. In doing so the Bonded individual gains a single glowing band around their left forearm. The Bond remains as long as both the Favored and the Bonded allow it. The Bond only functions within 300 feet of the Favored, and dissipates shortly beyond that distance.
• Illustrious Skills I ~~Add an extra three skill points to one of the following skills: Blades, Leadership, Discipline, or Endurance. Any skill points granted by this Mark can break the 100 point cap on skills.[
• Bound in Battle ~~The Favored and those Bonded with them are better able to fight together. Their tactics and movements flow almost seamlessly with little-to-no spoken communication. The Bond passes insights and slight thoughts between those Bonded while in combat together.
• Brilliant Weapons: ~~ The Favored is able to create weapons out of solid light. The Favored can only generate one melee weapon at a time. To produce a weapon, the Favored must be in an area of substantial illumination (ie. Outside during the day, in a well-lit room, or at night during a full moon).
• Bonded Tongue: ~~ The Favored is able to understand one Fluent Language of those they have Bonded. The selected language can be changed once per trial.
• Hold The Line! ~~ The Favored is able to bolster the morale of any who stand with them. The call rings out and dispels fear in the defenders, whether mundane or magical. Those affected by the shout gain a small boost in stamina and the use of a shield. The effects of this ability last for ten bits, and can only overcome magical fear effects from other Marks of the same tier or lower. Any fear effects caused by Domain Magic can be overcome as follows: Favored can overcome Magic at a Competent level or lower, Adored can overcome Expert level or lower, and Exalted can overcome Master level or lower.
• Guiding Light ~~ The Favored is able to summon a free floating orb of light to brighten their surroundings. The color and intensity of the light can be controlled, though it doesn't get any brighter than daylight. The orb has no physical form and can't be touched. The light generated by the orb cannot be used by the Brilliant Weapon ability. here
• Radiant Mantel (Minor) ~~ Once per trial, the Blessed can call upon their inner light and shroud themselves in an aura of light. The aura draws those around the Blessed to them and holds them in awe. Those bathed in its light are more willing to listen to what the Blessed says and are willing to follow the Blessed in actions that are only slightly against their nature. here
• "Fall Back!" ~~ The Blessed calls for a tactical retreat. Those within earshot of the call, or if a signal is given via horn or other means, are filled with renewed vigor as they retreat. Those bonded to the Blessed move quicker and only need to be within functioning range of their Bond to take effect of this ability upon activation. here

Adored

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• Bond (Moderate) The Adored can Bond with up to 3 other people. In doing so all Bonded individuals gain the single glowing band around their left forearm. The Bond remains as long as both the Adored and those Bonded allow it. The Bond only functions within 1000 feet of the Adored, and dissipates shortly beyond that distance. Images and feeling can be willed across the Bond. The higher the sender’s Discipline, the more details can be relayed. here
• llustrious Skills II The character is granted an extra six skill points which may be spent only on the following skills: Blades, Leadership, Discipline, or Endurance. Any skill points granted by this Mark can break the 250 (or 100 if fast track) point cap on skills. Within these skills, the points may be spent how the pc chooses. viewtopic.php?p=164796#p164796
• Bound Beyond Blood The Adored can share in the Racial Bonus' of those whom they have Bonded, and share their own Racial Bonus with the Bonded. 10 points of the Adored's Racial Bonus are shared with those they have Bonded, and 10 points of each Bonded’s Racial Bonus is shared with the Adored.
• Brilliant Weapons (Moderate) The Adored is able to create weapons out of solid light. The Adored can generate one melee weapon and one shield, or one ranged weapon at a time. To produce a weapon, the Adored must be in an area of decent illumination (ie. Outside during sunrise or sunset, near a campfire or other light source during the night, or in a dimly lit room).here
• Bound Tongues (Moderate) The Adored is able to understand and speak one Fluent Language of those they have Bonded. The selected language can be changed once per trial. here
• Lead the Charge The Adored is able to empower and bolster the morale of those who follow them. If the Adored is at the head of any group of individuals, they and any mounts they ride are less likely to flinch during a charge. The number of targets affected by the aura is equal to the Adored's Leadership skill. here
• Flash The Adored is able to detonate any orb created with Guiding Light, and blind anyone who is actively looking at the orb. The blindness lasts for 10 trills. The Adored can only detonate one orb per break. here
• Bathed in Light The Adored's wounds heal faster while in a bright area. This ability requires the Adored to meditate in an area of bright light, and focus on their body and wounds to function. The Adored's healing is dependent on their Meditation skill. here

Knowledge

Daia

Daia Marked

Links

Daianaya here
Gained Favored Mark: Here

Abilities

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Sentiment : The Favored has the unique ability of being able to pluck a shimmering, silvery hair from their head, regardless of whether or not they have actual hair. This hair may be tailored into anything that the Favored might make from Needlecraft. While the tailoring, as a whole, is being done, the Favored may focus on a memory or strong emotion, and weave it into the object. Once it is finished, the silvery hair will change color and appearance to fit the object made. Following that, anyone who makes contact with the object will either be able to see the memory as a vision or feel the emotions as strongly as the Favored imparted into the object. These things can be resisted easily if so desired by those who touch it.

Invigorate : The Favored has the ability to generate more Lifeforce than they need while dancing. Passively, this keeps the Favored young and vigorous, staving off the effects of aging. However, when used in the presence of decay, decrepit, or anything past the prime of its life (as this only applies to living things), this ability will turn back the biological clock, returning them to their peak, and never younger. This is strictly physical, and does not affect the mind, memories, etc. For simple things such as plants and small animals, this affect kicks in over the span of a few minutes. For more complex beings, such as older animals and people, it requires roughly one hour of dance per year of invigoration. This ability does not affect time, so it does not remove scars, injuries, etc.

Trusted Gaze : The Favored must lock eyes with a person and activate this ability. The Favored's own eyes will change to look like the eyes of someone that person trusts or believes in. This change includes eye color, shape, and other such details of the eyes. This is only visible to that person, and it can be done with multiple people in order to overlap the effect. This effect lasts for up to one hour. It cannot be used on the same people twice in one day.

The Beat of Your Own Drum here
The Favored will find themselves able to improve in all aspects of their life simply by dancing. No matter what it is the Favored is doing, if they do it while dancing, they will find themselves better at it. This reflects itself in the Skills they use. If the Favored's dancing skill is of higher tier than the target skill they are improving, that target skill may be utilized at one tier higher than it currently is. If the dancing skill is of equal or lower tier than the target skill, the Favored will find smaller improvements to the skill that makes what they are doing easier and more efficient.

Daianya Skills here
The character is granted an extra three skill points which may be spent only on the following skills: Dancing, Needlecraft, Leadership, Caregiving, and Endurance. Any skill points granted by this Mark can break the 250 (or 100 if fast track) point cap on skills. Within these skills, the points may be spent how the pc chooses.

The Snitching Stitch here: The Favored may pluck a golden, shimmering hair from the tip of a finger, regardless of whether or not they have actual hair. This hair may be tailored into anything that the Favored might make from Needlecraft. During the process of creating the item, the Favored may focus on their emotions or memories, though it is important to pick one, as failure to do so renders the ability moot. The created item must be given to a person in order to activate the next part of the ability.

If the item was created with emphasis on emotions, and is held or worn by the person it was gifted to, the ability activates. If the person's emotions are being manipulated, either by mundane, magical, or divine means, it will alert the Favored that created the item. This alert is a different sensation for each Favored, but it will always indicate who the alert is coming from. It does not indicate what the source of the manipulation is nor the protected person's location.

Creating the same item with an emphasis on memory, and is held or worn by the person it was gifted to, the ability activates. If the person's memory or intelligence are being manipulated, either by mundane, magical, or divine means, it will alert the Favored that created the item. This alert is a different sensation for each Favored, but it will always indicate who the alert is coming from. It does not indicate what the source of the manipulation is nor the protected person's location.

The Favored cannot gift these items to themselves. They can maintain 3 of these gifts at Favored, 6 at Adored, 9 at Exalted, and 12 at Champion.

The Gift of Life here: Once per season, the Favored can help two people establish a bond together. This bond requires completely willing consent on the part of both parties, and will not activate if there's any form of coercion or force in play. The Favored can only be the third party in this ritual, they cannot apply this to themselves.
The ability requires the Favored to touch the skin of both people who wish to utilize it. Over the course of an hour, the Favored will cycle and mingle the Lifeforce from both people. While tiring and draining for the Favored, this is refreshing and invigorating for the other two people. Once it is completed, one of the two people will experience their stomach glowing briefly for a couple of days.

That individual has become pregnant, with a child born of the two participants in this ritual. The individual that has become pregnant does not need to be female. If the individual is a male, the mark will temporarily alter their body to allow for the child to grow within them, changing back to normal after the child is born.

The parents do not need to be of compatible genders or races to form a child through this method. However, if the races are not compatible under normal circumstances, the child will be born as completely one or the other of the two parents' races, not a mixed breed. The pregnancy will always take roughly 270 days, regardless of the races involved.

The child is always born through the stomach if created through this ability. The stomach and womb will glow when it is time to give birth. It will split open, to allow the child to be pulled out. It will then reseal and heal, completely, over the course of two to three days, returning the parent's body back to how it was prior to being impregnated.

Inner Voice here:
Once activated, the Favored has the ability to make themselves heard clearly by any and all in a radius around the Favored, without having to yell or scream. If they do yell or scream, the radius doubles. This ability is active for up to one hour a day. The radius on this is roughly the size of a tavern at Favored, a village at Adored, a castle at Exalted, and a city at Champion.

A Dancer's Call here: While dancing, the Favored can close their eyes. This lets them astral project themselves into the Grand Ballroom of Daia's Emean Domain. To onlookers, this changes nothing, nor will they notice anything beyond the closing of the eyes. The Grand Ballroom is filled with other dancing projections, and is always as large as it needs to be to accommodate.
All the projections are of people that are currently dancing, anywhere in Idalos. They don't know their projections are there, and the projections are simply dancing just as they are dancing. Should the person stop dancing, the projection leaves The Grand Ballroom.

The Favored is able to dance among these people, and can see them as they appear, albeit a bit transparent. Should the favored begin dancing with one of these people, the pair will begin sharing a sympathetic and telepathic connection. This can be severed by either party, at any time by stopping the dance.

During this connection, all thoughts and emotions are shared, but only that which is given. Thoughts and emotions not explicitly withheld will be shared. Nothing can be forced from either party. However, during this connection the Favored can establish the person as a Dancing Partner. If so established, anytime either of the Dancing Partners begin to dance, the other will know, often described as their legs yearning to boogie. This is a bond that lasts until the Favored wishes to break it. But in order to break it, there must be a dance off, with rules established by both dancers. Whoever wins gets to determine the fate of the bond. In the event that both dancers are marked by Daia, either can initiate a dance off

Knowledge

[*] Daianara: The Gift of Life: Requires relaxation and focus, not intense concentration
[*] Daianara: The Gift of Life: Is two harmonies making a new song

Ilaren

Ilaren Marked

Links

Palenon here
Gained Favored Mark: here

Abilities

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Elemental Manipulation - Lightning (Minor)
The character is able to control a small amount of lightning in relatively close proximity to themselves. Limited to a single bolt of lightning that can travel 20 feet before dissipating. Capable of throwing one lightning bolt every bit. If the bolt hits, it can cause shocking pains and numbness to any struck body part. Alcohol intoxication diminishes the power of this ability.
Sparked Interests I
The character is granted an extra three skill points which may be spent only on the following skills: Unarmed Combat, Brewing, Singing, or Endurance. Any skill points granted by this Mark can break the 250 (or 100 if fast track) point cap on skills. Within these skills, the points may be spent how the pc chooses. Singing
Life of the Party
The character is able to share their emotions with a crowd within a short range around them for a single break. Greater levels of alcoholic intoxication increases the power of this ability.
Rolling Thunder:
The character is better able to understand the motions of combat and the rhythm of skirmish. Seeming to roll with their enemies blows, the character is able to mitigate some of the damage and redirect the force back at their opponent. A balanced level of alcoholic intoxication is needed to use this ability. (here)
Three Sheets to the Wind:
The Favored is blessed with an increase to their physical capabilities depending on their stage of intoxication. When the Favored has had little to nothing to drink, their reaction speed is increased greatly, allowing them to react at speeds nearly impossible to keep up with, making it hard for them to be hit - though arrows and bolts still travel too quickly for them to stop. The more the Favored imbibes, the more they trade speed for strength until all reaction speed is lost and replaced with strength, allowing them to hit with greater force. Able to generate enough force to splinter wood and dent metal. (here)

Faldrun

Cursed & Mortalborn

Links

When Lightning Crashed The Sky here
Honeymoon Sweet here

Issues

Scent of Smoke:
After repeated harrowing encounters with fire, Vega finds that she occasionally experiences minor hallucinations nearby of fire or smoke. This can mean that she smells smoke that is not there or see’s illusionary flames that are a figment of her imagination.
While she will initially think this is a result of intense stress, what she does not realize is that Faldrun has gained an interest in her and has plagued her with this affliction to test her resolve. This condition will not abate until it is removed either by the Immortal of Fire or another Immortal with a vested interest in Vega’s sanity.

Cursed

Hated Curse: Honeymoon Sweet - because she punched the loser in the gob. Totes worth it.

MB

Mortalborn story: Approved: here
Lei'nox adored Jo'qan (Vega's father) with every ounce of her soul and there was no doubt in her mind. She knew that he was the one for her and she left with him without hesitation. For all that her temper was quick and her tongue sharp, she loved her husband with everything.

Which is why she never told him.

Lei'nox and Joq'an had been to a biqaj gathering; no one from Joq'an's former clan, of course, but still it was good for him to be among his own people, she knew. There were lots of biqaj there and Joq'an had been drawn into a game ~ some kind of card game or such. Lei'nox had gone to stand and look at the ocean, looking south to Desnind. She missed her home, her people, her family. She knew her place was here at her husband's side and she did not regret her decision, but still. She missed her home. Hearing a sound behind her, she turned to look as one of the biqaj males approached her. She'd seen him throughout the night, with his dark red hair and his eyes which seemed to almost flicker. He smiled at her ~ not a pleasant expression ~ and as his hand closed over her throat, he spoke the only two words she ever heard from him.

"Hello, pretty."

Joq'an had already lost so much and Lei'nox knew that he would end up tearing the world apart to find the man who forced himself on her that night, and so she never told him. Fear filled her when she found out she was pregnant, but she kept her secret and took it with her to her grave. She'd had no idea that the man who had raped her was Faldrun, she thought him to simply be a biqaj male. For his part, Faldrun saw, wanted, and took. Then, of course, he forgot.

Emotions

Fire-forged: Approved: here
When Vega looses her temper, she becomes immune to fire. She is able to walk on hot coals, or through flames, and whilst doing the latter would burn through her clothes, she would be untouched. As her skill in meditation increases (I've chosen this one, cos she's currently rubbish at it - she has a high Discipline), she'll be able to turn this ability on and off. At Expert, she'll start to gain some control, but not until she has mastered Meditation will she have complete control over this. When she does, it will last for 1 break maximum and, after she's used it she will be shaky and emotional. Small sparks of fire - like embers flying from a fire - will spark from her now and then for the break following using this power.

Children

Truth: Approved: here
Lullabye:
When she sings, Vega is able to heal children. This might be from a wound, or a disease but she must be singing and it must be a child (15 or under). The more complex the illness / issue, the longer she has to do this - a child who has died in the last ten minutes can be brought back but it must be no more than 10 minutes ago. Simple things such as a single cut will take five minutes of singing - whereas more complicated issues can involve up to an hour or more. The cost of this is that Vega takes on the pain the child was in and will have the physical sensation of the symptoms (although not the disease / cuts themselves) whenever she uses this ability. It will cause the physical pain the child was in and Vega will bleed from her nose, ears and / or eyes. If the child was dead, Vega will not die, but she will experience the death itself, and all the pain it caused.

Rhythm

Tempo: Approved: here
Unlike her father, the Immortal of Turmoil, Vega is able to see the rhythm in a given situation. In combat, in her innate musical talent, in dancing or even in her worship, Vega is able to see the patterns and sense the rhythm in any circumstance. However, in order to do that, she needs to step back and take a clear look at the situation. With this ability, Vega is able to slow the tempo of a situation down, so long as she is playing an instrument or singing. When she is doing this, she is able to manipulate the tempo of a combat. This impacts up to three people and allows Vega to either speed up the tempo, for them (thus making them faster moving) or slowing it down (thus, slower). In practical terms, it allows her to speed up or slow down up to three individuals in a combat by a factor of 50%. This must be either speeding up, or slowing down and can not be both at once.

Knowledge:
Mortalborn Ability: Tempo: Slows someone up or slows them down here
Mortalborn Ability: Tempo: Can not be used in increments.here

Index

Vega

~~ Current Skills ~~ Capstones ~~ Tier 2 Skills ~~ XP Ledger ~~ Knowledge Ledger ~~ Magic Ledger ~~ Blessings, Curses, Mortalborn ~~ Previous Threads ~~ Current Threads ~~ Lightning Knight ~~ Warden of the Lake ~~ Renown ~~ NPCs ~~ Appearance & History ~~Wealth & Items ~~

[Vega]

Thread Stuff

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Previous Seasons

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Arc 716

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Zi'da 716

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83rd Alighting
85th Searching
86th Hunting, Not Fishing
86th Dreams of Sea & Stars ~ dream thread
93rd New Arc's Eve

Arc 717

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Cylus 717

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1st: Fair Exchange
1st: The Sev'ryn Way
2nd:Serenity's Price ~ dream thread
3rd: Cant See The Woods
4th: Three's A Crowd?
4th: Twitters ~ dream thread
5th: The Hard Way
6th: Some live, some die
6th: In The Dark of the Night ~ dream thread
6th: Food is the spice of.... Nightmares? ~ dream thread
7th: Flips, Trips, Bends and Breaks
7th: The Dawn Ball ~ dream thread
8th: Shake A Tail Feather?
9th: Bob's In Bits
9th: Something Wicked ~ dream thread
10th: Repurcussions
10th: Lost in the Cold: Trial 1
11th: Lost in the Cold: Trial 2
12th: Lost in the Cold Finale
14th: Work is a four letter word
14th: The Psinia Connection: The Map~ dream thread
15th: Lost is a Four Letter Word, Too
16th:Everything looks better in the morning, right?
16th: Domestic Bliss? ~ dream thread.
17th: A Hunting Trip
18th: Next Steps
18th: For One Night Only ~ dream thread
20th: Sometimes, You Need To Talk
22nd: The First Snow
23rd: Mwẹnz Tsäbtä
23rd: Stories
25th: The Unknown~ dream thread

Ashan 717

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6th: Storms at sea
8th: One fish, two fish, red fish.... where fish?
46th: No Nonny-Nonny Here
46th: Gnome Traps ~ dream thread
50th: Getting into a routine
50th: Dreaming of Home ~ Dream Thread.
52nd: Got Game?
52nd: You, Me and Bruxen Makes Three
62nd: Where Trouble Goes, Fools Follow
71st: A (not so) Well Kept Secret
71st:Retribution

Ymiden 717

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5th: There's No Place Like Home
11th: They Say it's a small world - bounty

Saun 717

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8th: Just Passing By
9th: Another Fine Mess!
15th: Blood in the Water
17th: The Real World
20th: Dinner for Three!
23rd: This isn't My Camp!
25th: Fishing for Family Feuds
39th: Tolerating Uncertainty

Vhalar 717

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1st: A trial and an arc
3rd: A brisk morning stroll
10th: A little mouse with clogs on
54th: Patience and the price of fish
99th: Letters from home
101st: Paternal Wisdom
105th: Normalcy
106th: Changes
119th: Shades of Silver
120th: Why so blue, Arlo Creede?
121st: Harbour Songs
121st: Just after, just before
122nd: Getting into the swing
123rd: Eggs & Training
123rd: In the strangest places
123rd: The Other Man
123: If you're 'alf of my soul, 'ow come yer such a dweeb?"

Zi'da 717

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1st: In the middle of the night, I go walking in my sleep
2nd: Elbows and Knees
3rd: Traditions
4th: Plans & Plots
5th: Seeking Sev'ryn Souls
6th: Surreal Searches
7th: Culmination
9th: Matters of the Heart
10th: The Spice Interrogation
11th: Humble Pie
30th: A-hunting we shall go ~ with Qit'ria and Kura
35th: A Fox and An Elephant, Sitting in a Tree ~ solo
39th: Pies and Pints ~ group open thread.
39th: The Greatest Party In Emea ~ dream thread
40th: One, two, three... eat! ~ gifting trials!
44th: Making Friends ~ Roland and Poppy.
49th: Preparation ~ solo
50th: Getting Ready ~ solo
50th: Not At All Awkward ~ date night!
73rd: Turning ~ solo
74th: Perspective
74th: The Warmth of Death ~ Modded thread!
79th: A trial and an arc, part ii ~ modded thread.
79th: Afterglow
80th: Blood Ties
81st: Eruptions
82nd: The Pistachio Pirates
83rd: Upward Mobility
91st: Interludes
93rd: Swift feet, sharp minds ~ seasonal event on Scalv.
93rd: A somber search ~ Aegis & Arlo

Arc 718

Cylus 718

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1st: The Fire Within ~ solo
1st: Unfamiliar Steps ~ solo
3rd: Distance ~Up a mountain with Arlo
3rd: Dreams & Devotion
4th: Different Strokes aka: Noobab hunting.
5th: At What Cost, Freedom?
8th: Mountain Musings & Molten Meditation ~ fire demon finale!
10th: Hammer Time ~ with Lavana
13th: Every girl likes to shop ~ solo
14th: Mirror, Mirror
15th: Another Day in Parad-Ice ~ with Enrick.
17th: Looking for Mercy ~ Tio, Sephira and Lavana
18th: Open seas, dark skies ~ with Arlo
23rd: The Two Naughty Granitees ~ with Arlo
25th: Like the (fat) cat that got the cream ~ with Arlo
26th: The Princess in the Tower ~ with Arlo
27th: Bridging the Gap ~ solo with NPCs x 2
28th : The Darkest Shadow Can Be Found ~ seasonal event
28th: Resolute ~ seasonal event cont'd
28th: Life After Death ~ seasonal event aftermath
29th: Missing Vital Information ~ solo with NPCs x 2
29th: A Little Girl WIth Great Big Plans ~ solo with NPCs x 2
29th: Ice Forged Rose ~ dream
30th: Working It Out ~ with Arlo
30th: Snoot Schnizzling and Biscuit Buttering 101
30th: Fi, My Foe? Um! ~ solo with NPCs x 3
30th: Setting Sail

Ashan

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1st: Silence Is Golden On The Silver Seas ~ Vega learns the fiddle with Fi and totally misconstrues Fi's intentions.
19th: A Change of Brace ~ with Arlo, Vega stands for the first time since Cylus 28th.
20th: Things that go bump in the night ~ Pirates attack! With Arlo & NPCs
21st: Much Ado About The Wrong Thing ~ solo with Fi
22nd: Solitude Standing ~ Fiddle practice
24th: Stepping Out ~ exploring Viden!
35th: Suspicious Behaviour ~ with Arlo and Devin
42nd: Nella's Pearl ~ an island for Arlo's mum. With Jo'qan and Huw
84th: Beneath Starry Skies ~ arrive in Rhane and set up camp! Meet Jonas Creede
85th: A Trial Long Past ~ dream with Pepper and Arlo
86th: Music Flows In Silver Blood ~ solo
87th: Friends & Teachers ~ with Pepper and Arlo
88th: The Last Piece ~ with Arlo
89th: Stormlands
90th: Stormlands
91st: Chased Awake By Shadows ~ with Arlo
92nd: Family Gatherings, Expectations and Naming Kittens ~ solo
93nd: An Unbreakable Bond ~ cousins get married.
93rd: Lights on the Water ~ event in Rharne!
98th: Imperfections of the Heart ~moderated thread with Oracle
100th: Reheating the Trail ~ an old mystery resurfaces!
120th: Reflections upon the water ~ end of season solo
121st: One-upmanship ~ Winery with Arlo.

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Season: Ymiden 718
1st:	Same Dance, Different Steps	Arlo wakes with some strange memories!
1st:	I'm fixing a hole where the rain comes in	some repairs on the Wanderlust.
5th:	Crunchy Outer Coating	meeting Leeson in the chocolate shop
7th:	Soul Searching Worst Possible Time	Mistral Village attack!
8th:	The Grandmother, Clue and Horse Ranch	Investigation time!
9th:	Spark of Flame	with Lynessa and Arlo
12th:	Magic Beans	Magic beans lead to treasure!
15th:	Harmony	piano lessons for Vega.
15th:	Melody	scales practice with Cecily
17th:	Generosity	last lesson in piano
19th:	Fiddling and Horsing Around	Chilling out together
20th:	Last time we met we didn't know we knew each other	Vivian and Arlo
66th:	Illuminating Path	with Spade
66th	:When Cooler Heads Prevail	trouble in Rharne....
75th	When Lightning Cracks the Sky	trouble in Rharne....
Season: Saun 718
8th:	I spy with my biqaj eye	with Arlo
9th:	Something Beginning with S [	with Arlo
10th:	Tall Tales & Truths	scrapping
10th:	Telling the Tale	back to the tribe with Arlo
11th:	You have goat to be kidding me	with Arlo
12th	Splintering	aftermath of the mark
19th	Forever is a long time	Teaching a pair of useless people to fight.
30th:	Superstition Brings Bad Luck	arriving in Yaralon
30th	A Tale Told A Thousand Times	Cassion's Shrine!

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Season: Vhalar 718
1st:	Start of a new season	Arlo's Birthday!
2nd:	Sons & Daughters	Telling the parents the news!
3rd:	If you go down to the woods today	Monkey Statue Not Good!
Season: Zida 718
10th:	A Cultured Man	Biqaj storytelling
90th:	Till Death Do Us Part	Get married

Arc 719

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Season: Cylus 719
1st	Honeymoon sweet	Arlo catches fire.. ornot.
19th	I don't see three ships	Weirdness
20th	Fire Forged	Vega practices with her new abilities.
Season: Ashan 719
30th	The Call	Gawd knows
Season: Vhalar 719
1st	Daddy Issues	Vega gives Arlo back his hat, shows off her mark and magic
10th	Bring in the clowns...	joining the circus...
Season: Zi'da 719
12th	Nostalgia	Dreaming with Woe
20th	We Go To Sea...	Shipwrecked 01

Arc 720

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Season: Cylus 720
1st	The Lesser Spotted Snafu	Vega and Arlo arrive at Storms Edge....
2nd	Huckmuck 'n' Gwenders	Solo. Vega brings some hope to Storms Edge.
2nd	Fightin' Fiery Pumpernickels	Arlo and Vega fight pumpernickels .... what!?
4th	The Last Knight	Some new volunteers come to Storms Edge.....
4th	Drawing On Experience	Bow practice... Vega-style
5th	Stone & Fire	Vega meets Varlum!
5th	Rummaging Around... Down Below	Vega, Varlum, Genna - beastmothers
5th	Remember Sunshine & Happiness	Vega and Genna - leaders
6th	Fires Across Storms Edge	Vega, Mat, Kas - library
7th	Does Anyone Want Anything From Rharne!?	Vega and Mat - supplies
8th	Call for Reinforcements #2	Vega, Mat, Yrmellyn - reinforcements
12th	On the way home	Solo - T2 Gateway - fighting off a bandit attack!
14th	Protecting the wall	Open thread - protecting the wall
15th	Siblings	With Varlum - initiation into the Wardens
16th	The Chill of Death	With Mathias - warming everyone up!
17th	A very fine fiddle had she	Solo - helping the healers and "don't stop fiddling 1"
17th	Siege of Storm's Edge	Vega and Kas - Breacher Beast!
19th	Breaching the Place	Arlo, Vivian, Varlum - Breacher Beast!
20th	I don't feel like dancing, no, no dancing today	Solo - making the wall less cold!
23rd	Scouting	Solo - scouting the stormlands with Jack the Ass
25th	Supply Lines II	Solo - Mistral Village
27th	Before and after...	Solo - assisting the reinforcements
27th	I'm fixing a hole II	Solo - fixing the wall
Season: Ashan 720
1st	Not Just Strong, Snuffle Strong	Solo - mending the rift with fiddle music
2nd	What Is Society?	Solo - Assisting the Wardens and Scouting the Stormlands
5th	Fighting Side By Side	Solo - Mending the Rift and Training with the Knights
6th	The Hey Nonny Nonny Within	Solo - Assisting the TP and the Diseased
10th	The Storm Wastes Massacre I: Embarking	Solo - Scouting the Stormwastes and Mending the Rift
10th	The Storm Wastes Massacre II: Wolfernickels in hiding	Solo - Heathounds and Firespitters.
10th	The Storm Wastes Massacre III: Ambush of the Ramernickels	Solo - Fire Rams and Inferno Worms.
10th	The Storm Wastes Massacre IV: Finding Bob	Execute a Magnim....
60th	A Special Kind of Stupid I: Defining Stupid	Flame Banshee 1: Leaving
60th	A Special Kind of Stupid II: Stupid is Approaching	Flame Banshee 2: Singing with the Wardens and TP
60th	A Special Kind of Stupid III: Stupid is As Stupid Does	Flame Banshee 3: The Banshee

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Season: Ymiden 720
Date	Thread	Participants
1st	The Old Ball & Chain	Patrick
15th	Finding A Weapons Teacher	Seira
65th	Another Day, Another Dweeb	Darius
81st	Answers, Burned Away	Group
Season: Saun 720
Date	Thread	Participants
23rd	A Trial Led By Joy	Hinata & Pigs

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Season: Vhalar 720
Date	Thread	Participants
20th	Nickels and Rhymes	Vega and Elisa
21st	Standing Beneath an Orange Sky	Vega, Varlum, Genna and Elisabeth
33rd	Star Light, Star Bright	solo
33rd	There must be some way out of here ....	solo
61st	Take My Eyes Off You	with Xander
61st	The Mummers Ball	lots of people!
62nd	Summaries	with Arlo
95th	Seeing Red	with Yeva
Season: Zi'da 720
Date	Thread	Participants
10th	The Adventures of Numbnuts McNumpty	with Praetorum

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Season: Cylus 721
Date	Thread	Participants
20th	Serenity Island, Creede Style	Vega and Arlo meet Darius at Hopetoun
20th	Settin' Up Camp	Vega and Chip at Hopetoun
20th	The Wild Hunt	Vega and Chip go hunting
20th	Hey Nonny Nonny....	Vega plays music at Hopetoun
22nd	Huntin' in Packs	Vega goes hunting with Lars
26th	Small Furry Dweebs	An otter, a squirrel, and a biqaj arrive in Hopetoun
26th	Vole Dancing	Finding the erstwhile vole
30th	Fencin' in Feelings.	Vega and Cousins make living fences and gabions
Season: Ashan 721
Date	Thread	Participants
1st	[Hopetoun] Feeding the masses	Arlo
1st	[Hopetoun]Freedom Songs	With Father - Flag
2nd	[Hopetoun]Good Fences Make Good Neighbours	With cousins - more fences.
3rd	[Hopetoun] Fetchin' Fletchin	With Father - fletching
4th	[Hopetoun] Priorities	Solo - Planning Teaching
5th	[Hopetoun] Savior of the Morning	With Sir Chip - finishing fencing
6th	Feathers & Flights	Teaching Fletching 01 - Reese
6th	Knock nock!	Teaching Fletching 02 - Lily
7th	Family Ties	Solo Sewing - Lily
11th	Tea Time	with Schon
13th	Cool Resources	With Huw
17th	d'ogne virtute / e d'ogni pene	Hart
19th	[Haven] Visions & Volcanos	Kura & Elisabeth in Serenity Garden
19th	[Haven] Vega & the bookdweeb	with Elisabeth
20th	[Hopetoun] Doolally Frogs	with Wren
21st	[Hopetoun] Little Bird	with Wren - interviews
22nd	[Hopetoun] All the roads we have to walk are winding	with Wren - getting started
23rd	[Hopetoun] All the lights that light the way are blinding	with Wren - letters
24th	[Hopetoun] There are many things that I would like to say to you	with Wren
25th	The Art of Surviving	with Elisabeth
26th	[Hopetoun] An Unexpected Visitor	with Wren & Doran
26th	[Hopetoun] Framing Things	with Doran
26th	[Hopetoun] Tall Tales, Short Stories	with Kisaik, Arlo & Doran
26th	[Hopetoun] Putting Down Roots	with Kisaik
26th	[Hopetoun] First Steps	with Reese, making steps
27th	[Hopetoun] Preparing for the new arrival(s)	with Arlo
28th	[Hopetoun] Rule #1: Don't Die	Experts from Saoire's School arrive
28th	[Hopetoun] Rule #2: Don't get killed	Teaching Saoire's experts
28th	[Hopetoun] The Point of Hope	Experts: Rover focus. Metal & Road
28th	[Hopetoun] Rule #3: Don't Dehydrate	Teaching fieldcraft to Experts + Settlers
29th	[Hopetoun] Rule #4: Stick Together	Teaching fieldcraft to Experts + Settlers
29th	[Hopetoun] Size Matters	Experts: Herman: Dumb Waiter & Structural Integrity
30th	[Hopetoun] Storm	Storm strikes
30th	[Hopetoun] Searching for Hope	with Ari'sora
30th	[Hopetoun] The Freeze	Organising the settlement.
31st	[Hopetoun] Forging Ahead	Experts: Reggie. Ovens and the dumb waiter.
32nd	[Hopetoun] Going Clip Clippedy Clop	Experts: Mavis. Hood, prisms, lights and sign
33rd	[Hopetoun] First, Aid	Making OOA comfortable. Getting supplies.
34th	[Hopetoun]A Sharp Pane	Experts: Mad-Eye: Beacon, jars and display
35th	[Hopetoun] Second, Shelter	Mavis & Reggie Baby. Preparing for the new arrivals
36th	[Hopetoun] But I don't know how	With Wren - working on the beacon.
37th	[Hopetoun] Cos maybe, you're gonna be the one that saves me	Freeze - Wren - beacon
38th	[Hopetoun] The Golden Chain I: First Links	Volunteers arrive from Bao
40th	[Hopetoun] Survival	Organising patrols.
41st	[Hopetoun] Too much of a good thing	Stock taking - surplus.
41st	And here [we] are living	With Hart
43rd	[Hopetoun]Hope, Courage, Tunawa, Cadouri.	Checking up on Construction
44th	[Hopetoun] Golden Chain II: Making New Links	Rangers and new building.
45th	[Hopetoun] The Expedition: Lets Begin	Teaching Experts: Expedition pt 1
46th	[Hopetoun]Even Educated Fleas Do It	Mavis and Reggie Thread (also preparing more)
47th	[Hopetoun] I believe in miracles	Miracle Marrow
48th	[Hopetoun] The Ballad of Barry and Freda	Miracle II
49th	[Hopetoun] The Golden Chain III: The Kindness of Strangers	Construction with the Bao folk
50th	[Hopetoun] Hickory Dickory Dock	Building a docks with Darius and Doran.
55th	[Hopetoun] The Crowd	Miracle crowd
56th	[Hopetoun] A Beacon for Hope	Beacon finale! Doran, Darius, Arlo - PH
57th	[Hopetoun] Knight Moves	Boy with pneumonia. Knights.
58th	[Hopetoun] A Feast for the Eyes	Plan the feast - non-food.
60th	[Hopetoun] After All Your My Wonderwall	Horatio & Surplus
65th	[Hopetoun] The Measure of Civilisation	Surplus - ink & ivory
70th	[Hopetoun] Feedback	Teaching feedback
Seasonal Placeholders
56th	[Hopetoun] A Beacon for Hope	Beacon finale! Doran, Darius, Arlo - PH 1
76th	[Hopetoun] The Fence pt I	PH 2
80th	[Hopetoun] The Fence pt II	PH 3
85th	[Hopetoun] The Mill pt I	PH 4
90	[Hopetoun] The Mill pt II	PH 5

Index

Vega

~~ Current Skills ~~ Capstones ~~ Tier 2 Skills ~~ XP Ledger ~~ Knowledge Ledger ~~ Magic Ledger ~~ Blessings, Curses, Mortalborn ~~ Previous Threads ~~ Current Threads ~~ Lightning Knight ~~ Warden of the Lake ~~ Renown ~~ NPCs ~~ Appearance & History ~~Wealth & Items ~~

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Season: Ymiden 721 (83 Trials)
Date	Thread	Participants
1st	Creaky Hinges	Kisaik & Vega
3rd	I'm Your Huckleberry	Doran, Kisaik, Vega
39th	The Feast	Lotsofolks
Season: Saun 721 (40 Trials)
Date	Thread	Participants
Seasonal Placeholders
39th	Ithecal Skin Purse	Vega Prae
Ymiden	Benches	Vega
Ymiden	More Benches	Vega
Ymiden	Joy	Vega
Ymiden	Joy II	Vega

Index

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~~ Current Skills ~~ Capstones ~~ Tier 2 Skills ~~ XP Ledger ~~ Knowledge Ledger ~~ Magic Ledger ~~ Blessings, Curses, Mortalborn ~~ Previous Threads ~~ Current Threads ~~ Lightning Knight ~~ Warden of the Lake ~~ Renown ~~ NPCs ~~ Appearance & History ~~Wealth & Items ~~

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Season: Ymiden 722 (83 Trials)
Date	Thread	Participants
1st	Home. Name. Reality	solo
3rd	Better Late Than Never!	Elisabeth
7th	Steelblood	Vivian
53rd	Dragon, Ferret, Redhead	Winston
Season: Saun 722 (40 Trials)
Date	Thread	Participants
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Index

Vega

~~ Current Skills ~~ Capstones ~~ Tier 2 Skills ~~ XP Ledger ~~ Knowledge Ledger ~~ Magic Ledger ~~ Blessings, Curses, Mortalborn ~~ Previous Threads ~~ Current Threads ~~ Lightning Knight ~~ Warden of the Lake ~~ Renown ~~ NPCs ~~ Appearance & History ~~Wealth & Items ~~