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| Elite || 2500 Calories || 1 soul of a creature at least as intelligent as a mouse || 500 grams of bones | | Elite || 2500 Calories || 1 soul of a creature at least as intelligent as a mouse || 500 grams of bones | ||
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| − | | Paragon || 3500 Calories and 1 gram of [[potentia victus|Potentia Victus]] || 1 soul of | + | | Paragon || 3500 Calories and 1 gram of [[potentia victus|Potentia Victus]] || 1 soul of an intelligent creature || 1 kilogram of bones and 2 grams of fossils |
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| − | | Legend || 4500 Calories and 4 grams of [[potentia victus|Potentia Victus]] || 4 souls of | + | | Legend || 4500 Calories and 4 grams of [[potentia victus|Potentia Victus]] || 4 souls of intelligent creatures || 1 kilogram of bones and 8 grams of fossils |
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Revision as of 03:28, 29 March 2013
Food
It's not really possible to act at full potential without sufficient sustenance, and creatures that are more powerful need more food in order to survive. A creature which goes without food for a day gets a cumulative -1 penalty to Toughness, which can be cured by eating a day's worth of food; creatures that eat only enough food for a lower tier creature get their maximum HP reduced to that of the lower tier until they eat a proper meal. Unless otherwise specified, a creature's diet is assumed to be an Organic diet.
| Tier | Organic Diet | Soul Diet | Bone Diet |
|---|---|---|---|
| Common | 1500 Calories | 5 insect souls | 250 grams of bones |
| Elite | 2500 Calories | 1 soul of a creature at least as intelligent as a mouse | 500 grams of bones |
| Paragon | 3500 Calories and 1 gram of Potentia Victus | 1 soul of an intelligent creature | 1 kilogram of bones and 2 grams of fossils |
| Legend | 4500 Calories and 4 grams of Potentia Victus | 4 souls of intelligent creatures | 1 kilogram of bones and 8 grams of fossils |
Natural Healing
In the unlikely event that a character spends an entire day with any wounds, roll a d10. On a 7 or higher, the character is healed for 1 wound, but on a 6 or lower, the character takes 1d6+1 Disease damage.
Work
It's possible to make more than enough money to survive by working. By finding work that matches their specific specialties, a character can usually make a number of copper pieces per 8 hours of work equal to their point value, although clever choice of niches or legal and social problems can change that value drastically. Even without economic input from outside sources, a character can make twice this much value in items by making a DC 5 Items check for a nonmagical item, or a DC 8 Items check for a magical item; half of that value is contributed by expending material components (gold, bone, ink, metals, dyes, woods, and textiles, primarily).
