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Dagwoodech at 22:39, 27 May 2024

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	* The character fills an existing empty character slot. This may be the spot created by a dead or retired character, in which case the new character becomes whichever level is granted by the slot. If a new character slot is used without any free XP, the character is made at level 1.		* The character fills an existing empty character slot. This may be the spot created by a dead or retired character, in which case the new character becomes whichever level is granted by the slot. If a new character slot is used without any free XP, the character is made at level 1.
	* The character has all equipment they left with. If they no longer meet the level requirement for equipment, they may keep it in their inventory but may not use it until they meet the minimum requirements.		* The character has all equipment they left with. If they no longer meet the level requirement for equipment, they may keep it in their inventory but may not use it until they meet the minimum requirements.
	* ~~'''~~Un-retired characters do not receive full starting gold, as they retain their previous inventory; however, they may add an amount of gold equal to their level on the [https://2e.aonprd.com/Rules.aspx?ID=587 Character Wealth] table MINUS their Total Wealth, if it is positive. For example, if a character starts at level 6 (normal starting wealth 450gp), but the character only had 300gp of wealth prior to their initial retirement, that character would gain an additional 150gp upon un-retirement.~~'''~~		* Un-retired characters do not receive full starting gold, as they retain their previous inventory; however, they may add an amount of gold equal to their level on the [https://2e.aonprd.com/Rules.aspx?ID=587 Character Wealth] table MINUS their Total Wealth, if it is positive. For example, if a character starts at level 6 (normal starting wealth 450gp), but the character only had 300gp of wealth prior to their initial retirement, that character would gain an additional 150gp upon un-retirement.

Dagwoodech at 22:37, 27 May 2024

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	* The character fills an existing empty character slot. This may be the spot created by a dead or retired character, in which case the new character becomes whichever level is granted by the slot. If a new character slot is used without any free XP, the character is made at level 1.		* The character fills an existing empty character slot. This may be the spot created by a dead or retired character, in which case the new character becomes whichever level is granted by the slot. If a new character slot is used without any free XP, the character is made at level 1.
	* The character has all equipment they left with. If they no longer meet the level requirement for equipment, they may keep it in their inventory but may not use it until they meet the minimum requirements.		* The character has all equipment they left with. If they no longer meet the level requirement for equipment, they may keep it in their inventory but may not use it until they meet the minimum requirements.
	* '''Un-retired characters do not receive full starting gold, as they retain their previous inventory; however, they may add an amount of gold equal to their level on the [https://2e.aonprd.com/Rules.aspx?ID=587 Character Wealth] table MINUS their Total Wealth, if it is positive. For example, if a character starts at level 6 (normal starting wealth 450gp), but the character only had 300gp of wealth prior to their initial retirement, that character would gain an additional 150gp upon un-retirement.''		* '''Un-retired characters do not receive full starting gold, as they retain their previous inventory; however, they may add an amount of gold equal to their level on the [https://2e.aonprd.com/Rules.aspx?ID=587 Character Wealth] table MINUS their Total Wealth, if it is positive. For example, if a character starts at level 6 (normal starting wealth 450gp), but the character only had 300gp of wealth prior to their initial retirement, that character would gain an additional 150gp upon un-retirement.'''

Dagwoodech at 22:37, 27 May 2024

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	* The character fills an existing empty character slot. This may be the spot created by a dead or retired character, in which case the new character becomes whichever level is granted by the slot. If a new character slot is used without any free XP, the character is made at level 1.		* The character fills an existing empty character slot. This may be the spot created by a dead or retired character, in which case the new character becomes whichever level is granted by the slot. If a new character slot is used without any free XP, the character is made at level 1.
	* The character has all equipment they left with. If they no longer meet the level requirement for equipment, they may keep it in their inventory but may not use it until they meet the minimum requirements.		* The character has all equipment they left with. If they no longer meet the level requirement for equipment, they may keep it in their inventory but may not use it until they meet the minimum requirements.
	* '''~~If the character starts at a lower level than what they~~ retired ~~at, this character does~~ not receive ~~any~~ starting gold, as they retain their ~~old~~ inventory~~. If they start at a higher level~~, they may add an amount of gold equal to their level on the [https://2e.aonprd.com/Rules.aspx?ID=587 Character Wealth] table MINUS their Total Wealth, if positive.'''		* '''Un-retired characters do not receive full starting gold, as they retain their previous inventory; however, they may add an amount of gold equal to their level on the [https://2e.aonprd.com/Rules.aspx?ID=587 Character Wealth] table MINUS their Total Wealth, if it is positive. For example, if a character starts at level 6 (normal starting wealth 450gp), but the character only had 300gp of wealth prior to their initial retirement, that character would gain an additional 150gp upon un-retirement.''

Dagwoodech at 22:32, 27 May 2024

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	* The character fills an existing empty character slot. This may be the spot created by a dead or retired character, in which case the new character becomes whichever level is granted by the slot. If a new character slot is used without any free XP, the character is made at level 1.		* The character fills an existing empty character slot. This may be the spot created by a dead or retired character, in which case the new character becomes whichever level is granted by the slot. If a new character slot is used without any free XP, the character is made at level 1.
	* The character has all equipment they left with. If they no longer meet the level requirement for equipment, they may keep it in their inventory but may not use it until they meet the minimum requirements.		* The character has all equipment they left with. If they no longer meet the level requirement for equipment, they may keep it in their inventory but may not use it until they meet the minimum requirements.
	* '''~~This~~ character does not receive any starting gold, as they retain their old inventory.'''		* '''If the character starts at a lower level than what they retired at, this character does not receive any starting gold, as they retain their old inventory. If they start at a higher level, they may add an amount of gold equal to their level on the [https://2e.aonprd.com/Rules.aspx?ID=587 Character Wealth] table MINUS their Total Wealth, if positive.'''

Dagwoodech at 22:32, 22 April 2024

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	==Death==		==Death==
	When a character is dead at the end of an Expedition, it must be decided if an effort will be made to resurrect them. If a character cannot be saved then they are laid to rest.		When a character is dead at the end of an Expedition, it must be decided if an effort will be made to resurrect them. If a character cannot be saved then they are laid to rest.
	* The player and ~~a Storyteller~~ will discuss what becomes of the characters' belongings including any magic items, gold, and extraordinary rewards.		* The player and Storytellers will discuss what becomes of the characters' belongings including any magic items, gold, and extraordinary rewards.
	* A player can ~~choose~~ to ~~have some or all~~ of ~~their items transferred to their~~ new ~~character. They must have an in-world reason for doing so~~, ~~and~~ the ~~decision is open to [[Storyteller]] veto.~~		* The player receives free XP equal to the XP the character had at their death (including the session that killed them). This can be easily calculated as 1000*(level-1)+residual XP. This is free XP, which can be applied to existing characters (up to 5000 per character), as well as to any amount of new characters, provided the player has the karma/character slots. Remember that the deceased character leaves an open character slot.
	* The player ~~is given a new~~ character ~~sheet~~. ~~The new character will begin at the same level and experience as~~ the deceased ~~one~~.

			When making a new character after a death, you are given an amount of starting gold equal to their level on the [https://2e.aonprd.com/Rules.aspx?ID=587 Character Wealth] table. This gold can be used to purchase any Common items, but only 15gp worth can be used on Uncommon or Rare items (the same amount as a level 1).
			* If there is a discrepancy between the Total Wealth the deceased character had, and the starting gold the new character(s) start with, items or gold may be gifted/donated to other Associates in an amount up to the difference in wealth. '''This Associate must be controlled by a different player, at Firekeeper discretion.''' For example, if a character died with 5000gp worth of Total Wealth, and the new character's starting gold was 4500, the deceased character could transfer 500gp worth of items or gold to other Associates.
			* The player may also choose to will or gift items of higher value- in this case, the extra gold value will be deducted from the new character(s)'s starting gold.
			* Any remaining items that might be useful to other Associates can be sold to Rocco's without penalty (for example, Uncommon or Rare items that would otherwise not be available).

	~~When making a new character after a death, you are given an amount of starting gold equal to the~~ '~~Total Wealth~~' ~~of the deceased character,~~ as ~~confirmed by~~ a ~~Firekeeper. This gold can be used to purchase any Common items, but only 15gp worth can be used on Uncommon~~ or ~~Rare items (~~the same ~~amount~~ as a level 1).		'''Note:''' New characters created as a result of death or retirement must go through the same approval process as a new level 1 character, [[Creating a Character\|shown here]].
	* Subtract the value of any items you gave away from the starting wealth you receive.
	* Once the Total Wealth is calculated, any items that might be useful to other Associates can be sold to Rocco's without penalty.


	~~For example, if you had a level 7~~ character ~~die with 506gp in Total Wealth~~, ~~your new character would start with 506gp. If you had Willed~~ a ~~+1 Striking Dagger (worth 100gp) to another character, you would instead start with 350gp~~.

	==Retirement==		==Retirement==
	A player may decide their characters' story has reached its natural conclusion or that they can no longer go on Expeditions for one reason or another. In this event the player can open a [[ticket]] to retire their character.		A player may decide their characters' story has reached its natural conclusion or that they can no longer go on Expeditions for one reason or another. In this event the player can open a [[ticket]] to retire their character.
	* A retired character keeps all their equipment indefinitely. They may choose to gift or sell items they have before leaving. They must have an in-world reason for doing so, and the decision is open to [[Storyteller]] veto.		* A retired character keeps all their equipment indefinitely. They may choose to gift or sell items they have before leaving. They must have an in-world reason for doing so, and the decision is open to [[Storyteller]] veto.
	* The player ~~is given a new~~ character ~~sheet~~. ~~The new character will begin at the minimum~~ level ~~for their current [[Tier of Play]]~~. (e.~~g. retiring a level 7~~ character ~~grants a new level 5~~ character.)		* The player receives free XP equal to the XP the character had upon retirement. This can be easily calculated as 1000*(level-1)+residual XP. This is free XP, which can be applied to existing characters (up to 5000 per character), as well as to any amount of new characters, provided the player has the karma/character slots. Remember that the retired character leaves an open character slot.
	* ~~The~~ new character will start with gold equal to ~~(Your Level - 1)~~ on the [https://2e.aonprd.com/Rules.aspx?ID=587 Character Wealth] table. This gold can be used to purchase any Common items, but only 15gp worth can be used on Uncommon or Rare items (the same amount as a level 1).		* Any new character will start with gold equal to their level on the [https://2e.aonprd.com/Rules.aspx?ID=587 Character Wealth] table. This gold can be used to purchase any Common items, but only 15gp worth can be used on Uncommon or Rare items (the same amount as a level 1). Any unused gold may remain in their inventory.

			'''Note:''' New characters created as a result of death or retirement must go through the same approval process as a new level 1 character, [[Creating a Character\|shown here]].

	==Un-Retirement==		===Un-Retirement===
	If the player decides the character should re-join as a playable character, the following applies:		If the player decides the character should re-join as a playable character, the following applies:
	* The character fills an existing empty character slot. This may be the spot of a dead or retired character, in which case the new character becomes whichever level is granted by the slot. If a new character slot is used, the character is made at level 1 ~~- symbolizing their regression in skill while retired~~.		* The character fills an existing empty character slot. This may be the spot created by a dead or retired character, in which case the new character becomes whichever level is granted by the slot. If a new character slot is used without any free XP, the character is made at level 1.
	* The character has all equipment they left with. If they no longer meet the level requirement for equipment, they may keep it in their inventory but may not use it until they meet the minimum requirements.		* The character has all equipment they left with. If they no longer meet the level requirement for equipment, they may keep it in their inventory but may not use it until they meet the minimum requirements.
			* '''This character does not receive any starting gold, as they retain their old inventory.'''

Dagwoodech at 01:03, 22 February 2024

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	* A player can choose to have some or all of their items transferred to their new character. They must have an in-world reason for doing so, and the decision is open to [[Storyteller]] veto.		* A player can choose to have some or all of their items transferred to their new character. They must have an in-world reason for doing so, and the decision is open to [[Storyteller]] veto.
	* The player is given a new character sheet. The new character will begin at the same level and experience as the deceased one.		* The player is given a new character sheet. The new character will begin at the same level and experience as the deceased one.


	When making a new character after a death, you are given an amount of starting gold equal to the 'Total Wealth' of the deceased character, as confirmed by a Firekeeper. This gold can be used to purchase any Common items, but only 15gp worth can be used on Uncommon or Rare items (the same amount as a level 1).		When making a new character after a death, you are given an amount of starting gold equal to the 'Total Wealth' of the deceased character, as confirmed by a Firekeeper. This gold can be used to purchase any Common items, but only 15gp worth can be used on Uncommon or Rare items (the same amount as a level 1).
	* Subtract the value of any items you gave away from the starting wealth you receive.		* Subtract the value of any items you gave away from the starting wealth you receive.
	* Once the Total Wealth is calculated, any items that might be useful to other Associates can be sold to Rocco's without penalty.		* Once the Total Wealth is calculated, any items that might be useful to other Associates can be sold to Rocco's without penalty.


	For example, if you had a level 7 character die with 506gp in Total Wealth, your new character would start with 506gp. If you had Willed a +1 Striking Dagger (worth 100gp) to another character, you would instead start with 350gp.		For example, if you had a level 7 character die with 506gp in Total Wealth, your new character would start with 506gp. If you had Willed a +1 Striking Dagger (worth 100gp) to another character, you would instead start with 350gp.

Dagwoodech at 01:02, 22 February 2024

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	==Un-Retirement==		==Un-Retirement==
	* If the player decides the character should re-join as a playable character, the following applies:		If the player decides the character should re-join as a playable character, the following applies:
	** The character fills an existing empty character slot. This may be the spot of a dead or retired character, in which case the new character becomes whichever level is granted by the slot. If a new character slot is used, the character is made at level 1 - symbolizing their regression in skill while retired.		* The character fills an existing empty character slot. This may be the spot of a dead or retired character, in which case the new character becomes whichever level is granted by the slot. If a new character slot is used, the character is made at level 1 - symbolizing their regression in skill while retired.
	** The character has all equipment they left with. If they no longer meet the level requirement for equipment, they may keep it in their inventory but may not use it until they meet the minimum requirements.		* The character has all equipment they left with. If they no longer meet the level requirement for equipment, they may keep it in their inventory but may not use it until they meet the minimum requirements.

Dagwoodech at 01:01, 22 February 2024

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	* The player is given a new character sheet. The new character will begin at the same level and experience as the deceased one.		* The player is given a new character sheet. The new character will begin at the same level and experience as the deceased one.

	When making a new character after a death, you are given an amount of starting gold equal to (~~Your Level -~~ 1) ~~on the [https://2e.aonprd.com/Rules.aspx?ID=587 Character Wealth] table~~. Subtract the value of any items you gave away from the starting wealth you receive.		When making a new character after a death, you are given an amount of starting gold equal to the 'Total Wealth' of the deceased character, as confirmed by a Firekeeper. This gold can be used to purchase any Common items, but only 15gp worth can be used on Uncommon or Rare items (the same amount as a level 1).
			* Subtract the value of any items you gave away from the starting wealth you receive.
			* Once the Total Wealth is calculated, any items that might be useful to other Associates can be sold to Rocco's without penalty.

	For example, if you had a level 7 character die, your new character would start with ~~450gp~~. If you had Willed a +1 Striking Dagger (worth 100gp) to another character, you would instead start with 350gp.		For example, if you had a level 7 character die with 506gp in Total Wealth, your new character would start with 506gp. If you had Willed a +1 Striking Dagger (worth 100gp) to another character, you would instead start with 350gp.

	==Retirement==		==Retirement==
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	* A retired character keeps all their equipment indefinitely. They may choose to gift or sell items they have before leaving. They must have an in-world reason for doing so, and the decision is open to [[Storyteller]] veto.		* A retired character keeps all their equipment indefinitely. They may choose to gift or sell items they have before leaving. They must have an in-world reason for doing so, and the decision is open to [[Storyteller]] veto.
	* The player is given a new character sheet. The new character will begin at the minimum level for their current [[Tier of Play]]. (e.g. retiring a level 7 character grants a new level 5 character.)		* The player is given a new character sheet. The new character will begin at the minimum level for their current [[Tier of Play]]. (e.g. retiring a level 7 character grants a new level 5 character.)
			* The new character will start with gold equal to (Your Level - 1) on the [https://2e.aonprd.com/Rules.aspx?ID=587 Character Wealth] table. This gold can be used to purchase any Common items, but only 15gp worth can be used on Uncommon or Rare items (the same amount as a level 1).

			==Un-Retirement==
	* If the player decides the character should re-join as a playable character, the following applies:		* If the player decides the character should re-join as a playable character, the following applies:
	** The character fills an existing empty character slot. This may be the spot of a dead or retired character, in which case the new character becomes whichever level is granted by the slot. If a new character slot is used, the character is made at level 1 - symbolizing their regression in skill while retired.		** The character fills an existing empty character slot. This may be the spot of a dead or retired character, in which case the new character becomes whichever level is granted by the slot. If a new character slot is used, the character is made at level 1 - symbolizing their regression in skill while retired.
	** The character has all equipment they left with. If they no longer meet the level requirement for equipment, they may keep it in their inventory but may not use it until they meet the minimum requirements.		** The character has all equipment they left with. If they no longer meet the level requirement for equipment, they may keep it in their inventory but may not use it until they meet the minimum requirements.

Indi at 23:39, 30 April 2023

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	* A player can choose to have some or all of their items transferred to their new character. They must have an in-world reason for doing so, and the decision is open to [[Storyteller]] veto.		* A player can choose to have some or all of their items transferred to their new character. They must have an in-world reason for doing so, and the decision is open to [[Storyteller]] veto.
	* The player is given a new character sheet. The new character will begin at the same level and experience as the deceased one.		* The player is given a new character sheet. The new character will begin at the same level and experience as the deceased one.

			When making a new character after a death, you are given an amount of starting gold equal to (Your Level - 1) on the [https://2e.aonprd.com/Rules.aspx?ID=587 Character Wealth] table. Subtract the value of any items you gave away from the starting wealth you receive.

			For example, if you had a level 7 character die, your new character would start with 450gp. If you had Willed a +1 Striking Dagger (worth 100gp) to another character, you would instead start with 350gp.

	==Retirement==		==Retirement==

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