Wizard
Whether through an institution or individual study, those known as wizards acquire and hone immense magical power over years of learning using a variety of tools, including books, stones, potions, and herbs. Some wizards dedicate their lives to mastering a particular school of magic, while others learn from a wide variety of disciplines. Many wizards become wise and powerful figures in their communities, advising rulers, providing medicines and healing, and even leading war councils. While these mages all work toward the common goal of collecting magical knowledge, wizards often have the most conflict within their own ranks, as the acquisition, keeping, and sharing of powerful secrets is a topic of intense debate that has resulted in innumerable deaths.
Spend 3 Hope to force an adversary within Far range to reroll an attack or damage roll.
You can perform harmless, subtle magical effects at will. For example, you can change an object’s color, create a smell, light a candle, cause a tiny object to float, illuminate a room, or repair a small object.
Choose a number between 1 and 12. When you roll that number on a Duality Die, gain a Hope or clear a Stress. You can change this number when you take a long rest.
Play the School of Knowledge if you want a keen understanding of the world around you.
Take an additional domain card of your level or lower from a domain you have access to.
When you Utilize an Experience, you can mark a Stress instead of spending a Hope. If you do, double your Experience modifier for that roll.
Take an additional domain card of your level or lower from a domain you have access to.
Once per rest, when you recall a domain card in your vault, you can reduce its Recall Cost by 1.
Take an additional domain card of your level or lower from a domain you have access to.
When you use an Experience, roll a d6. On a result of 5 or higher, you can use it without spending Hope.
Bear Frymire
School of Knowledge
Foundation
Spellcast: Knowledge
Prepared: Take an additional domain card of your level or lower from a domain you have access to.
Adept: When you Utilize an Experience, you can mark a Stress instead of spending a Hope. If you do, double your Experience modifier for that roll.
Wizard
Bear Frymire
School of Knowledge
Specialization
Accomplished: Take an additional domain card of your level or lower from a domain you have access to.
Perfect Recall: Once per rest, when you recall a domain card in your vault, you can reduce its Recall Cost by 1.
Wizard
Bear Frymire
School of Knowledge
Mastery
Brilliant: Take an additional domain card of your level or lower from a domain you have access to.
Honed Expertise: When you use an Experience, roll a d6. On a result of 5 or higher, you can use it without spending Hope.
Wizard
Play the School of War if you want to utilize trained magic for violence.
You’ve focused your studies on becoming an unconquerable force on the battlefield. Gain an additional Hit Point slot.
When you succeed with Fear on an attack roll, you deal an extra 1d10 magic damage.
You can maintain a protective barrier of magic. While you have at least 2 Hope, you add your Proficiency to your Evasion.
The extra magic damage from your “Face Your Fear” feature increases to 2d10.
The extra magic damage from your “Face Your Fear” feature increases to 3d10.
Nikki Dawes
School of War
Foundation
Spellcast: Knowledge
Battlemage: You’ve focused your studies on becoming an unconquerable force on the battlefield. Gain an additional Hit Point slot.
Face Your Fear: When you succeed with Fear on an attack roll, you deal an extra 1d10 magic damage.
Wizard
Nikki Dawes
School of War
Specialization
Conjure Shield: You can maintain a protective barrier of magic. While you have at least 2 Hope, you add your Proficiency to your Evasion.
Fueled by Fear: The extra magic damage from your “Face Your Fear” feature increases to 2d10.
Wizard
Recieve one of following items at character creation
a book you’re trying to translate
a tiny, harmless elemental pet
Answer any of the following background questions. You can also create your own questions.
What responsibilities did your community once count on you for? How did you let them down?
You’ve spent your life searching for a book or object of great significance. What is it, and why is it so important to you?
You have a powerful rival. Who are they, and why are you so determined to defeat them?
Ask your fellow players one of the following questions for their characters to answer, or create your own questions.
What favor have I asked of you that you’re not sure you can fulfill?
What weird hobby or strange fascination do we both share?
What secret about yourself have you entrusted only to me?
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