Difference between revisions of "Scholar"
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|Knowledge is power, in all ways equal to the might of the soldierly arm, the wit of the rogue, and the skill of the magus. Knowledge means understanding, and from understanding comes surety. While a Scholar is not the most physical of men, and does not lend his arm to the fight, what he brings can be considered infinitely valuable and useful to his allies. | |Knowledge is power, in all ways equal to the might of the soldierly arm, the wit of the rogue, and the skill of the magus. Knowledge means understanding, and from understanding comes surety. While a Scholar is not the most physical of men, and does not lend his arm to the fight, what he brings can be considered infinitely valuable and useful to his allies. | ||
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==Movement Ability== | ==Movement Ability== | ||
Latest revision as of 06:34, 14 June 2011
| Knowledge is power, in all ways equal to the might of the soldierly arm, the wit of the rogue, and the skill of the magus. Knowledge means understanding, and from understanding comes surety. While a Scholar is not the most physical of men, and does not lend his arm to the fight, what he brings can be considered infinitely valuable and useful to his allies. |
Requirements: Journeyman Lvl 4
Contents
Abilities
Active Abilities
Support Abilities
Reactive Abilities
Passive Ability
- Well Read: +3 to knowledge checks
Movement Ability
- TBA
Weapon Proficiency
- Book, Measure, Dagger, 2-hand Blunt (Staff)
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