THE FELLOWSHIP PHASE

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Fellowship Phase
A
nyone not on a long Journey may take one action
each Monday, which represents what you do
between games. This could be gathering
materials to sell to crafters, researching
information to figure out a current plot,
constructing buildings for your self or your
guild. There is a lot to for you to do!
How it Works
Most Fellowship actions take place in your sanctuary, which
is a place or town you living in. Many actions require you be
aligned with the sanctuary, which m,eans you are fully
accepted there by the main cultures.
Some actions require skill checks and rolls are made in the
Fellowship Channel on Discord. You have all week to post
your action but lose it if you do not post it before next
Monday.
Action Choices
Here is a list of various things you can do in the week. If you
have something else you wish to try, you can ask a GM if it is
possible. Actions that has (AS) next to their title require you
to be aligned to the sanctuary you attempt the action in.
Acquire Materials
If you own land or have permission to use someone’s land, you
may gather or make materials needed for crafting or building
construction. Pick a type of material (see below) and you gain
1 unit of a random material per 5 levels with this action
(round down).
Tier 1 Materials
Cloth: TBA
Herb TBA
Hide Cow, Leather
Metal Brass, Bronze, Iron, Red Iron, Steel, True-Iron
Wood Ash, Green, Maple, Oak, Shadowtop, Springtop
Tier 2 Materials
Cloth: TBA
Herb TBA
Hide Coral, Fox, Oily Leather, Water Drake Scales
Black Iron, Blessed Steel, Blood Iron, Meteoric Iron,
Metal Lumous Iron, Mythral, Scaitite, Shadow Steel,
Springsteel, Zenium
Blueglow, Celestial Ashwood, Cork, Ironwood,
Wood
Razorwood, Treeant, Wormwood
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Example: A 7 th level character would gain 2 Wood but roll Lan
randomly to determine which type of wood they find. You c
all ad
Anyone can gather or make Common Tier 1 materials but Tier hex o
2 materials require a DC 15 check in an appropriate skill to inves
make or gather. If you fail this check, you instead get Common to any
Tier 1 materials. Tier 3 and 4 materials require special events to a D
or achievement/patron points to acquire.
Become Accepted If the
You attempt to become aligned with a sanctuary you reside in. area h
Make a DC 15 Tradition or Persuasion check modified by your any s
reputation and cultures differences. town
Craft
You can make one item using the craft skills we have. You
must provide necessary materials and make a skill check as
each craft outlines. Owning an appropriate building can
increased the number of items you make with your action.
Having a worker or servant will give you advantage on your
rolls. See Estate Phase for details.
Heal Corruption
Heroes wishing to remove their shadow points must make a
DC 13 Wisdom (Insight) ability check. If successful, they
remove 2 Shadow points. If their ability check results in a
total of 25 or more, they remove 4 Shadow points.
Permanent Shadow points gained when suffering from bout
of madness or doing willful evil acts cannot be healed by this
action. Attempting to heal corruption in a Sanctuary gain
advantage to their checks. GM’s may allow another skill check
to be used instead if it is fitting. (requires permission)
Hire Worker (AS)
You find a skilled person to assist you in your crafting or other
appropriate fellowship actions for one month (providing you
advantage). You pay an initial fee and if you desire you can
keep them on retainer by paying their monthly upkeep fee.
Workers never go adventuring with you but can be turned
into servants (which can adventurer) if you provide their
living expenses. See Estate Phase for costs and details.
Recovery Start Construction (AS)
Worn heroes may need more rest and recovery than others. You provide resources and money to have a building made in
High levels of exhaustion, conditions like Blinded, Deafened, a sanctuary that gave you permission to build in. See
Disease or Poison can linger. buildings for specific costs.
This action removes all exhaustion levels and one condition of Training (AS)
your choice. Specific cursed assigned by a GM may require You may acquire additional effects from a known Culture
more than this action to heal from. The GM will notify you Feat. Make a DC 15 Traditions check, if successful you unlock
when you receive the curse if this is so. the next ability for your culture feat.
Replace Heirloom (AS) Work
If your heirloom was broken or destroyed, you may take the You can find jobs with any skill or tool you have proficiency in.
time to replace it. Make a DC 15 Traditions check to find a Your level determines how much you make:
suitable replacement.
Level 1-5, jobs generate 3D6 gold pieces.
Research Lore (AS)
Tis action allows the hero to make a DC 15 Intelligence Level 6-10, jobs generate 10D6 gold pieces.
(History), (Nature) or (Lore) or (Riddle) ability check with
advantage to get answers about a current plot or get a Level 11-16, jobs generate 10D10+50.
suggestion from a GM. If the check succeeds, GM will answer
three of the player’s questions concerning a topic related to Level 17-20, jobs generate 10D10+150
the skill used.
If the check fails, you still learn three things, but two of the
results will false.
Seek an Audience (AS)
This action may be required by a GM to meet with various
NPC’s in the world. You can also request a meeting to get a
RP session on Discord with a GM as well. Seeking an
audience requires a DC 15 Traditions check modified by your
reputation. Your cultural attitude will determine how high up
you can arrange a meeting or how influential the NPC is.
If you are Favored, you can expect to meet with the highest
official in the region. If you are neutral, you can expect to meet
with a low-level bureaucrat. You can slowly climb the chain of
command or find better NPC with each successful action you
take. Being Neutral to a culture would take four successful
actions to be considered Favored and meet with a top level
official or the best merchant in the area. Here are some
common examples of people you can meet and what they can
do.
Leader: will allow you to get permission to build in a
sanctuary; request aid in exchange for allegiance or a quest;
setup a trade route; etc
Lore Master: pay for something to be researched; find an area
where a rare tier 3 material may reside; get strengths and
weakness on a specific foe or monster; get a map to a
dungeon
Merchant: get something from a merchant they do not
normally sell; find a buyer for a high cost item
Players are free to come up with other people they wish to
meet to get a goal met. Meeting with someone may still require
payment or a favor to get what you want.
Sell stuff
You go to the weekly market and sell off gear gained by
adventuring or crafting to NPC’s at 50% value

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