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Justin: Minor spelling and math corrections

2025-09-30T12:39:15Z

Minor spelling and math corrections

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	So, if you're starting SP is 108, you are 11th level, and the loose cost is 55sp per SP. After TX event, if you max everything, this would be the breakdown: 11 gp ~~for2SP~~ -> ~~115~~ crowns for 2 SP -> 1 SP -> +1 SP If you do NOT pay loose: 110 crowns/2SP -> 1 SP -> +1
			So, if you're starting SP is 108, you are 11th level, and the loose cost is 55sp per SP. After TX event, if you max everything, this would be the breakdown: 11 gp for 2SP -> 110 crowns for 2 SP -> 1 SP -> +1 SP If you do NOT pay loose: 110 crowns/2SP -> 1 SP -> +1

	Then if you go to Oklahoma you'd have 114 SP and be 12th level. Since we see above that at 11th level and on you can only buy 2 SP with coin, you would not be able to buy any more with coin.		Then if you go to Oklahoma you'd have 114 SP and be 12th level. Since we see above that at 11th level and on you can only buy 2 SP with coin, you would not be able to buy any more with coin.

Mikecraft at 21:05, 8 August 2025

2025-08-08T21:05:43Z

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 When figuring additional SP the order in which it is added to your sheet is Silver->Crowns->Event SP/Extra SP purchased with ticket. This means you calculate your Crowns and Silver purchased for the sake of rolling over to the next cost tier and after all of that your event SP will be added on last.
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 Skill Points are spent on Skills, along with some abilities, which can be found [[Skills|here.]]
 == Powers ==

Mikecraft at 13:06, 13 November 2024

2024-11-13T13:06:51Z

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	''Each game a player can pay an additional $10 when they pay their normal game fees to earn one extra SP.''		''Each game a player can pay an additional $10 when they pay their normal game fees to earn one extra SP.''

	Additionally, a character can gain extra SP at the close of an event by paying In Game money and/or Crowns.		Additionally, a character can gain extra SP at the close of an event by paying In Game money and/or Crowns (max 2 SP per game from crowns).

Mikecraft at 02:07, 1 October 2024

2024-10-01T02:07:58Z

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	!Level		!Level
	!Base SP per game		!Base SP per game
			!Max SP purchased with Coin
	\|-		\|-
	\|1 - 5		\|1 - 5
	\|4 SP per game		\|4 SP per game
			\|8
	\|-		\|-
	\|6-10		\|6-10
	\|2 SP per game		\|2 SP per game
			\|4
	\|-		\|-
	\|11+		\|11+
	\|1 SP per game		\|1 SP per game
			\|2
	\|}		\|}
	''Each game a player can pay an additional $10 when they pay their normal game fees to earn one extra SP.''		''Each game a player can pay an additional $10 when they pay their normal game fees to earn one extra SP.''
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	The cost for this is five silver times their current level per extra SP. This ratio adjusts if a character breaks a level threshold during purchase. For example, at 5th level the cost is 25 silver per extra skill point (25 silver for the first, 50 silver for the second and so on). However, if that second Skill Point would be break the threshold and put the character into 6th level instead of 5th then the cost would be 60 silver pieces ([6 x 5] x 2) for that second skill point. However, after level 10, there is a cap of 2 on the number of skill points bought per currency each event for a character. So you can buy 2 SP with Crowns and an additional 2 with in game money.

	~~When figuring additional~~ SP the ~~order in which it~~ is ~~added to your sheet is Crowns->Silver->Event SP/Extra SP purchased with ticket~~. ~~This means you calculate your Crowns~~ and ~~Silver purchased for~~ the ~~sake~~ of ~~rolling over~~ to the ~~next cost tier and after all~~ of ~~that your event~~ SP ~~will be added on last~~.		The cost for this is five silver times their current level per extra SP. This ratio adjusts if a character breaks a level threshold during purchase. For example, at 5th level the cost is 25 silver per extra skill point (25 silver for the first, 50 silver for the second and so on). However, if that second Skill Point would be break the threshold and put the character into 6th level instead of 5th then the cost would be 60 silver pieces ([6 x 5] x 2) for that second skill point. This is limited to double the amount of base SP earned for the game, as seen in the chart above.

			When figuring additional SP the order in which it is added to your sheet is Silver->Crowns->Event SP/Extra SP purchased with ticket. This means you calculate your Crowns and Silver purchased for the sake of rolling over to the next cost tier and after all of that your event SP will be added on last.



	Under normal circumstances players can only receive SP from games that they attend. Once each month, if a player cannot personally attend any game, they can pay for a single event and earn the appropriate number of SP for that event. However, they do not gain Production Points or ~~Favor~~ for that event.


			Under normal circumstances players can only receive SP from games that they attend. Once each month, if a player cannot personally attend any game, they can pay for a single event and earn the appropriate number of SP for that event. However, they do not gain Production Points, Favor, or Between Game Actions for that event.

	Skill Points are spent on Skills, along with some abilities, which can be found [[Skills\|here.]]		Skill Points are spent on Skills, along with some abilities, which can be found [[Skills\|here.]]

Royal: /* Powers */

2024-08-16T18:09:07Z

Powers

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	== Powers ==		== Powers ==
	Characters gain a power ~~ever~~ 4 levels.		Characters gain a power every 4 levels.

	Species Powers are gained every 10 levels.		Species Powers are gained every 10 levels.

Justin: Race to species

2024-08-09T16:41:13Z

Race to species

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	This page will cover the progression of your skills, rate at which you accumulate Powers and ~~Racial~~ abilities, as well as the benefits for attunement favor thresholds.		This page will cover the progression of your skills, rate at which you accumulate Powers and Species abilities, as well as the benefits for attunement favor thresholds.

	== Skill Points & Level ==		== Skill Points & Level ==
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	Characters gain a power ever 4 levels.		Characters gain a power ever 4 levels.

	~~Racial~~ Powers are gained every 10 levels.		Species Powers are gained every 10 levels.

	Powers are selected from the [[Powers]] table.		Powers are selected from the [[Powers]] table.
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	== Innate Abilities ==		== Innate Abilities ==
	Most races in The Fallen Empires have '~~racial~~ abilities' like the Hill Dwarf Resist Toxin, the Elven Resist Sleep. These accumulate at the rate of one free ~~racial~~ ability every 10 levels. For many races, additional uses of their ~~racial~~ abilities may be purchased with Skill Points (see the [[Skills\|Every Man skills]] chart)		Most races in The Fallen Empires have 'species abilities' like the Hill Dwarf Resist Toxin, the Elven Resist Sleep. These accumulate at the rate of one free species ability every 10 levels. For many races, additional uses of their species abilities may be purchased with Skill Points (see the [[Skills\|Every Man skills]] chart)

	== Attunement Thresholds ==		== Attunement Thresholds ==

Mikecraft: /* Powers */

2024-07-18T14:23:54Z

Powers

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	''Each game a player can pay an additional $10 when they pay their normal game fees to earn one extra SP.''		''Each game a player can pay an additional $10 when they pay their normal game fees to earn one extra SP.''

	Additionally, a character can gain extra SP at the close of an event by paying In Game money and/or Crowns. The cost for this is five silver times their current level per extra SP. This ratio adjusts if a character breaks a level threshold during purchase. For example, at 5th level the cost is 25 silver per extra skill point (25 silver for the first, 50 silver for the second and so on). However, if that second Skill Point would be break the threshold and put the character into 6th level instead of 5th then the cost would be 60 silver pieces ([6 x 5] x 2) for that second skill point. However, after level 10, there is a cap of 2 on the number of skill points bought per event for a character.		Additionally, a character can gain extra SP at the close of an event by paying In Game money and/or Crowns.


			The cost for this is five silver times their current level per extra SP. This ratio adjusts if a character breaks a level threshold during purchase. For example, at 5th level the cost is 25 silver per extra skill point (25 silver for the first, 50 silver for the second and so on). However, if that second Skill Point would be break the threshold and put the character into 6th level instead of 5th then the cost would be 60 silver pieces ([6 x 5] x 2) for that second skill point. However, after level 10, there is a cap of 2 on the number of skill points bought per currency each event for a character. So you can buy 2 SP with Crowns and an additional 2 with in game money.

	When figuring additional SP the order in which it is added to your sheet is Crowns->Silver->Event SP/Extra SP purchased with ticket. This means you calculate your Crowns and Silver purchased for the sake of rolling over to the next cost tier and after all of that your event SP will be added on last.		When figuring additional SP the order in which it is added to your sheet is Crowns->Silver->Event SP/Extra SP purchased with ticket. This means you calculate your Crowns and Silver purchased for the sake of rolling over to the next cost tier and after all of that your event SP will be added on last.

Mikecraft: /* Attunement Thresholds */

2024-06-06T16:40:14Z

Attunement Thresholds

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	\|45		\|45
	\|Adept		\|Adept
	\|~~<nowiki>--</nowiki>~~		\|Knowledge Rank 5
	\|Rank 10		\|Rank 10
	\|-		\|-
	\|75		\|75
	\|Master		\|Master
	\|~~Knowledge Rank 5~~		\| --
	\|Special		\|Special
	\|-		\|-
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	At Ranks 5 and ~~11 (or the first 'Special rank)~~ in an Attunement, a character is eligible to receive focused training from their peers/masters/bosses. Focus training requires any Knowledge skill that makes sense for the Attunement. If you are in an Attunement that deals with the underpinnings of magic and how rituals work you might use Knowledge Area: Magic where someone dealing with the flora and fauna of the world might use Knowledge Area: Nature. Speak with the Plot representative in charge of the Attunement for specifics.
			At Ranks 5 and 10 in an Attunement, a character is eligible to receive focused training from their peers/masters/bosses. Focus training requires any Knowledge skill that makes sense for the Attunement. If you are in an Attunement that deals with the underpinnings of magic and how rituals work you might use Knowledge Area: Magic where someone dealing with the flora and fauna of the world might use Knowledge Area: Nature. Speak with the Plot representative in charge of the Attunement for specifics.

	Upon receiving this Focused Training, the character may choose a single benefit from the list below. More options may open up as the Attunements available are researched or stumbled upon:		Upon receiving this Focused Training, the character may choose a single benefit from the list below. More options may open up as the Attunements available are researched or stumbled upon:

Mikecraft: /* Attunement Thresholds */

2024-06-06T15:21:57Z

Attunement Thresholds

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	\|Special		\|Special
	\|}		\|}
			Remember to keep in mind that Rank does not equal "authority", see the [[Attunements]] page for more details.


	At Ranks 5 and 11 (or the first 'Special rank) in an Attunement, a character is eligible to receive focused training from their peers/masters/bosses. Focus training requires any Knowledge skill that makes sense for the Attunement. If you are in an Attunement that deals with the underpinnings of magic and how rituals work you might use Knowledge Area: Magic where someone dealing with the flora and fauna of the world might use Knowledge Area: Nature. Speak with the Plot representative in charge of the Attunement for specifics.		At Ranks 5 and 11 (or the first 'Special rank) in an Attunement, a character is eligible to receive focused training from their peers/masters/bosses. Focus training requires any Knowledge skill that makes sense for the Attunement. If you are in an Attunement that deals with the underpinnings of magic and how rituals work you might use Knowledge Area: Magic where someone dealing with the flora and fauna of the world might use Knowledge Area: Nature. Speak with the Plot representative in charge of the Attunement for specifics.

Justin: Added additional info for calculating SP purchase costs

2024-05-30T01:57:10Z

Added additional info for calculating SP purchase costs

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	Additionally, a character can gain extra SP at the close of an event by paying In Game money and/or Crowns. The cost for this is five silver times their current level per extra SP. This ratio adjusts if a character breaks a level threshold during purchase. For example, at 5th level the cost is 25 silver per extra skill point (25 silver for the first, 50 silver for the second and so on). However, if that second Skill Point would be break the threshold and put the character into 6th level instead of 5th then the cost would be 60 silver pieces ([6 x 5] x 2) for that second skill point. However, after level 10, there is a cap of 2 on the number of skill points bought per event for a character.		Additionally, a character can gain extra SP at the close of an event by paying In Game money and/or Crowns. The cost for this is five silver times their current level per extra SP. This ratio adjusts if a character breaks a level threshold during purchase. For example, at 5th level the cost is 25 silver per extra skill point (25 silver for the first, 50 silver for the second and so on). However, if that second Skill Point would be break the threshold and put the character into 6th level instead of 5th then the cost would be 60 silver pieces ([6 x 5] x 2) for that second skill point. However, after level 10, there is a cap of 2 on the number of skill points bought per event for a character.

			When figuring additional SP the order in which it is added to your sheet is Crowns->Silver->Event SP/Extra SP purchased with ticket. This means you calculate your Crowns and Silver purchased for the sake of rolling over to the next cost tier and after all of that your event SP will be added on last.