Character Creation

Ancestry

Argonian, Adzi-Kostleel

The tribe of Murkmire that's claimed to be the bearer of an oral tradition of the Argonian creation myth, collected by researcher Solis Aduro.

Argonian, Agacephs

Most have needle-like faces and vary in color from bright green to orange. Found in inner Argonia near the Hist.

Argonian, Archeins

During the time when other races tried to put plantations in Black Marsh, Archeins were very powerful and made fortunes by selling other Argonians into slavery (at the expense of being branded as traitors). They also served as the advisors of Imperial governors in Black Marsh, and were in charge of the more rural districts as well. Since other races have realized that Argonia is unfit for plantations, they have gone bankrupt

Argonian, Copper-Eyes

A tribe native to Murkmire, they fell victim to the depredations of Mazzatun.

Argonian, Gee-Rusleel

An introspective and pious tribe. They have a deep connection to the Hist, naming a "Sap-Speaker" who is said to work as a direct intermediary between the Hist and the Argonian people. They are also obsessed with games and inveterate gamblers.

Argonian, Hee-Tepsleel

A tribe that raises crops which the Black-Tongues use in their alchemical brews.

Argonian, Kota-Vimleel

A tribe native to Murkmire. They are accomplished alchemists and ardent Sithis worshippers, able to modify the hatching time of their eggs so that most hatch under the sign of the Shadow, providing a large amount of Shadowscales.

• Characteristics: +1 Agility, and +1 Dexterity, +1 Intelligence, - 1 Constitution, -1 Will Power
• Disease Resistance: +75 on checks vs Disease. (2cp)
• Immune to Natural Poisons: No natural poison can affect the creature. However, any harmful substance that comes from a being with a Gnosis greater than 15, or that has been created through mystic means, will continue to affect it normally. (3cp)
• Water Breathing: You can breathe water and air equally well. (1cp)
• Teeth and Claws: Your unarmed attacks deal 10 more damage than usual if using your claws or biting. (1cp)
• Natural Skill: +10 Swim, +15 Alchemy, +5 Poison, +5 Stealth, +5 Hide, +10 Acrobatics, +5 Athleticism (1cp)
• Strong Heritage:

Argonian, Moss-Skins

A tribe native to Murkmire and long-time allies of the Bright-Throats. They have a tendency to follow the path of least resistance.

Argonian, Naga-Kur

A tribe native to Murkmire. Described as having "huge mouths filled with dripping needle-like fangs". They are usually seven to eight feet tall. They are not friendly towards outsiders, and are known to use the bones of their fallen in weapons and armor. The majority of the native brigands and highwaymen are tribeless Naga.

Argonian, Paatru

Described as "toad-like", they live in the inner part of Argonia.

Argonian, Sarpa

Described as being "winged", though it's unclear if this is meant literally or not. They live in the interior of Black Marsh.

Argonian, Su-Zahleel

The most prevalent type of Argonian outside black marsh due to being common for slave stock. The peaceful tribe of Shadowfen that were abducted and pressed into slavery by the Xit-Xaht tribe.

• Characteristics: +1 Agility, +1 Dexterity, - 1 Constitution, -1 Will Power (20+20+20)
• Disease Resistance: +75 on checks vs Disease. (2cp)
• Immune to Natural Poisons: No natural poison can affect the creature. However, any harmful substance that comes from a being with a Gnosis greater than 15, or that has been created through mystic means, will continue to affect it normally. (3cp)
• Water Breathing: You can breathe water and air equally well. (1cp)
• Teeth and Claws: Your unarmed attacks deal 10 more damage than usual if using your claws or biting. (1cp)
• Natural Skill: +15 Swim, +10 Attack, +5 Lock Picking, +5 Stealth, +5 Hide, +10 Acrobatics, +10 Athleticism (1cp)
• Strong Heritage:

Argonian, Tum-Taleel

A tribe native to Murkmire. They do not create anything on their own, relying solely on other tribes to provide for their needs. This even applies to residence, leading them to often raze entire towns for themselves. They destroy what they no longer need to keep the other tribes creating things.

Argonian, Veeskhleel-Tzel

A tribe native to Murkmire. They have pale white scales, and are known to steal the dead of other tribes and perform necromantic rituals on them. They are unable to lay eggs themselves, and are forced to steal them from other tribes, as well.

Argonian, Wasseek-haleel

A tribe native to Murkmire. Their tribe is composed of cheerful artisans who have enjoyed a fruitful relationship with both outsiders and deep-swamp Argonians. The Bright-Throats are famous for their rich music and dance tradition, as well as their preternatural talent as woodcarvers.

Argonian, Xit-Xaht

Tribe of warrior fanatics that have been driven mad by their psychotic Hist in Shadowfen.

Atmoran

Bosmer

Commonly known as Wood Elves

Breton

• Characteristics: +1 Intelligence, +1 Willpower, +1 Power, -1 Agility, -1 Dexterity, -1 Constitution
• Gifted: Gain the Gift
• Summoners: Gain +20 to Bind, Summon, Banish, and Control
• Elf Born: You have 30 magic levels to distribute no more than 10 in a single path.
• Dragon Blood: +50 Magicka(Zeon)
• Dragon Born: Magic resistance +50%
• Dragon Skin: 1/day as an active action, gain AT 5 to all types for 5 rounds.

Breton, Reachmen

• Characteristics: +1 Intelligence, +1 Willpower, +1 Power, -1 Agility, -1 Dexterity, -1 Constitution
• Gifted: Gain the Gift
• Summoners: Gain +20 to Bind, Summon, Banish, and Control
• Elf Born: You have 30 magic levels to distribute no more than 10 in a single path.
• Dragon Blood: +50 Magicka(Zeon)
• Dragon Born: Magic resistance +50%
• Dragon Skin: 1/day as an active action, gain AT 5 to all types for 5 rounds.

Dovkin

• Characteristics: +1 Constitution, +1 Strength, -1 Intelligence
• Thu'um Trained: Gain Breath of Kyne as a free advantage.
• Ancestral Skill: +10 Attack, +10 Block, +10 Wear Armor, +10 Forge, +10 Alchemy, +10 Athleticism, +10 Thu'um (1cp)
• Cold Immunity: Dovkin take no damage from cold sources. (4 cp)
• Dragonborn Heritor: Your learning level increases by 2 for Thu'um.

Dunmer

Commonly known as Dark Elves

• Characteristics: +1 Agility, -1 Willpower
• Flame Talent: Dunmer with the gift automatically gains 10 magic levels in the Destruction Path.
• Mysticism Talent: Dunmer with the gift automatically gains 5 magic levels in anyone Path other than Destruction.
• Ashlander: Heat damage deal 50% less to a Dunmer
• Ancestral Guardian: Gain one spell level 1-20 usable 1/day.
• Natural Skill: +5 Etiquette, +5 Athleticism, +10 Persuasion, +5 Law, +5 History, +10 Composure, +10 Art,

Falmer

Commonly known as Snow Elves

Giant

Half-Giant

Imperial, Colovian

Imperial, Nebinese

Khajiit, Sanche

Khajiit, Sanche-raht

Khajiit, Pahmar

Khajiit, Phamar-raht

Khajiit, Cathay

Khajiit, Cathay-raht

Khajiit, Tojay

Khajiit, Tojay-raht

Khajiit, Ohmes

Khajiit, Ohmes-raht

Khajiit, Suthay

Khajiit, Suthay-raht

Khajiit, Alfiq

Khajiit, Alfiq-raht

Khajiit, Dagi

Khajiit, Dagi-raht

Kothringi

Maormer

Commonly known as Sea Elves

Nord

• Characteristics: +1 Constitution, +1 Strength, -1 Intelligence
• Ancestral Skill: +15 Attack, +10 Block, +15 Wear Armor, +10 Forge, +10 Feats of Strength, +10 Athleticism, +10 Intimidate (1cp)
• Woad: As active action, spend 1 ki to gain a 30 LP physical damage shield for 1 minute. A physical damage shield absorbs all cut, thrust, and impact damage, up to the listed amount. (1 cp)
• Touch of the Atmora: Nords may make a secondary attack at the cost of 1 Ki dealing cold damage instead of the weapons normal damage. (1 cp)
• Cold Immunity: Nords take no damage from cold sources. (4 cp)

Orsimer

Commonly known as Orcs.

Red Guards (Yakudan)

These humans that inhabit the sands of Hammerfell come form the lost land of Yakuda.

• Characteristics: +1 Power, +1 Constitution, -1 Intelligence, -1 Willpower
• Ancestral Skill: +15 Attack, +10 Dodge, +10 Athleticism, +10 Trading
• Adrenaline: As active action, for up to 1 minute treat all actions as if you had spen. (1 cp)
• Hearty Survivalist: 75% chance to be immune to natural poisons and diseases

Sinistral Elves

• Characteristics: +1 WillPower, +1 Constitution, -1 Strength, and
• Ancestral Skill: +15 Magic Projection, +10 Stone Shaping, +10 Athleticism, +10 Trading
• Hiradirge Heritage: Gain (1 cp)
• Hearty Survivalist: 75% chance to be immune to natural poisons and diseases

Classes

Each Class is worth 45 Points

Classes

Each Class is worth 45 Points

Greybeard

Named for the ancient order of monks who followed the way of the voice, these are the truest masters of the voice.

Rogue

Rogues are adventurers and opportunists with a gift for getting in and out of trouble. Relying variously on charm and dash, blades and business sense, they thrive on conflict and misfortune, trusting to their luck and cunning to survive.

• Archetype: Stealth (Alchemy, Stealth, Climb, Hide, Jump)
• Primary Characteristics: Increase Dexterity characteristics by 2
• Secondary Characteristics: Increase Agility and Intelligence characteristics by 1
• Combat Ability Limit: 60%
• Supernatural Ability Limit: 50%
• Life Point Multiple: 20 DP
• Life Points: +5/level (.5 DP)
• Initiative: +15/level (4 CP)
• Martial Knowledge: +20/level (4 CP)
• Ki Accumulation Multiple: 25 DP (.5 CP)
• Magicka(zeon) Accumulation Multiple: 70 DP
• 3 DP: Wear Armor, Block
• 2 DP: Attack (2 CP), Dodge (2 CP), Social (2 CP), Perceptive (2 CP), Creative (2 CP)
• 1 DP: Athletics (4 CP), Subterfuge (4 CP), Alchemy (2 CP), Attack (1 CP)
• +5 per level: Attack[+50 Cap] (3 CP)
• +10 per level: Athletics (3 CP), Subterfuge (3 CP), Alchemy (1 CP), Trading (1 CP), Notice (1 CP), Search (1 CP)
• Magicka(zeon) per level: 0

Class Creation

Name

• Fluff
• Effects: What this does
• Restriction: What are the limitations if any.
• Special: Odd rules that are not immediately obvious.
• Cost: This is the amount of CP needed to level up.

Advantages

Disadvantages

New Combat Abilities

New Supernatural Abilities

New Psychic Abilities

Secondary Abilities

Equipment

Shields

Armor

Soul Gems

Materials

Material Name

• Rarity: Ubiquitous, Common, Uncommon, Exotic, Legendary, or Unique
• Value: Cost per pound
• Difficulty Modifier: This number is applied to the difficulty required to craft an item made from the material. If there is a number in parenthesis the material requires special training to work.
• Maximum Quality: The highest quality the material can reach before magical enhancement is required to improve.
• Description: The fluff.
• Traits: What effects the material has on items made from it.

Adamantium

• Rarity: Unique
• Value: 10000g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: +10
• Maximum Quality: +10
• Description: Although, there is Black Iron, which is iron that apparently fell from the sky. It was used to forge a mighty blade for The Iron Son, an ancient ruler of Camlorn.
• Traits: Black Iron items reduce the artifact rank(level) requirement of powers applied to it by 1. +100 Presence.

Bog Iron

• Rarity: Rare
• Value: 10g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: +10
• Maximum Quality: +0
• Description: Bog Iron can be found as small nodules in ferrous peat, and is prized for its resistance to rust.
• Traits: While close to steel, bog iron has fortitude 2 lower than its steel counterparts. Additionally has +50 vs corrosion and oxidation.

Bone

• Rarity: Ubiquitous
• Value: 1g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: -60
• Maximum Quality: +0
• Description: Like stone, bone has been used to make all sorts of useful items since the dawn of civilization. The bone referred to here comes from common animals.
• Traits: Any weapon made of stone that does not do deal impact damage has a breakage

Bronze

• Rarity: Common
• Value: 5g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: -20
• Maximum Quality: +0
• Description: Bronze was was one of the earliest alloys from which objects were forged because of its high malleability, its light weight, and the ease with which it was produced. Unfortunately, it is not very tough.
• Traits: Any weapon made of stone that does not do deal impact damage has a breakage

Chitin

• Rarity: Common
• Value: 5g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: -20
• Maximum Quality: +0
• Description: Bronze was was one of the earliest alloys from which objects were forged because of its high malleability, its light weight, and the ease with which it was produced. Unfortunately, it is not very tough.
• Traits: Any weapon made of stone that does not do deal impact damage has a breakage

Deadric

• Rarity: Rare
• Value: 50g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: +10
• Maximum Quality: +0
• Description: Cold Iron is found in the mountains of Skyrim; it retains a chill even after forging, and holds enchantments very well. An alloy made of cold iron and ebony is used in Coldharbour architecture, notably in the forging of the Dark Anchors.
• Traits: While close to steel iron has fortitude 2 lower than its steel counterparts. Cold enchantments are 1 artifact level lower. Cold Iron weapons with a cold secondary attacks take no penalty on the attack roll.

Dragon Bone

• Rarity: Rare
• Value: 50g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: +10
• Maximum Quality: +0
• Description: Cold Iron is found in the mountains of Skyrim; it retains a chill even after forging, and holds enchantments very well. An alloy made of cold iron and ebony is used in Coldharbour architecture, notably in the forging of the Dark Anchors.
• Traits: While close to steel iron has fortitude 2 lower than its steel counterparts. Cold enchantments are 1 artifact level lower. Cold Iron weapons with a cold secondary attacks take no penalty on the attack roll.

Dragon Steel

• Rarity: Rare
• Value: 50g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: +10
• Maximum Quality: +0
• Description: Cold Iron is found in the mountains of Skyrim; it retains a chill even after forging, and holds enchantments very well. An alloy made of cold iron and ebony is used in Coldharbour architecture, notably in the forging of the Dark Anchors.
• Traits: While close to steel iron has fortitude 2 lower than its steel counterparts. Cold enchantments are 1 artifact level lower. Cold Iron weapons with a cold secondary attacks take no penalty on the attack roll.

Dwarven Alloy

• Rarity: Exotic
• Value: 200g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: -20
• Maximum Quality: +20
• Description: Dwarven Metal refers to heavy, exotic metals used primarily by the Dwemer. It is usually copper in color, although it can also be yellow, grey, or green. The Dwemer used the metal extensively, from architecture to cutlery, most notably for Dwemer Animunculi. To the other races of Tamriel, it is primarily of interest for use in smithing weapons and armor.
• Dwarven weapons are prized for their ability to resist corrosion and retain their edge, while Dwarven armor has distinctive impact-absorbing qualities. For this reason, Dwemer artifacts are highly prized by adventurers and collectors. The metal itself is rare and precious, scraps of which are prized both by collectors of antiquities and students of metals and enchantments. Only the most skilled blacksmiths have the ability to emulate ornate Dwarven craftsmanship, although the metal is often incorporated into cultural designs. True Dwarven metal was made using an unknown process that many metallurgists have tried to replicate unsuccessfully. The only way to obtain the metal is to melt down existing Dwemer items made from the substance
• Traits: Dwarven metal has a +100 to any save against corrosion. Dwemer metal has a breakage and fortitude 4 higher than other items of its type. Dwarven Metal.

Ebony

• Rarity: Common
• Value: 7g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: +10
• Maximum Quality: +0
• Description: Iron is the most commonly used metal in Tamriel. It is dark grey in color, and has a wide range of uses in blacksmithing. Its abundance makes the metal ideal for creating mundane items like nails or containers. Weapons and armor made from iron are easy to produce, but vastly inferior to equipment made from most other metals. Iron can be converted to steel, either through refinement of high-quality ore or through the creation of an alloy when combined with corundum. It can also be used in alchemy to produce a slowfall effect or magically transmuted into silver.
• Traits: While close to steel iron has fortitude 2 lower than its steel counterparts.

Greater Bone

• Rarity: Common
• Value: 7g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: +10
• Maximum Quality: +0
• Description: Iron is the most commonly used metal in Tamriel. It is dark grey in color, and has a wide range of uses in blacksmithing. Its abundance makes the metal ideal for creating mundane items like nails or containers. Weapons and armor made from iron are easy to produce, but vastly inferior to equipment made from most other metals. Iron can be converted to steel, either through refinement of high-quality ore or through the creation of an alloy when combined with corundum. It can also be used in alchemy to produce a slowfall effect or magically transmuted into silver.
• Traits: While close to steel iron has fortitude 2 lower than its steel counterparts.

Iron

• Rarity: Common
• Value: 7g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: +10
• Maximum Quality: +0
• Description: Iron is the most commonly used metal in Tamriel. It is dark grey in color, and has a wide range of uses in blacksmithing. Its abundance makes the metal ideal for creating mundane items like nails or containers. Weapons and armor made from iron are easy to produce, but vastly inferior to equipment made from most other metals. Iron can be converted to steel, either through refinement of high-quality ore or through the creation of an alloy when combined with corundum. It can also be used in alchemy to produce a slowfall effect or magically transmuted into silver.
• Traits: While close to steel iron has fortitude 2 lower than its steel counterparts.

Malachite

• Rarity: Exotic
• Value: 100g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: +20
• Maximum Quality: +15
• Description: Malachite, commonly known as glass, is a rare, volcanic, milky translucent green crystal, used in creating strong but lightweight metallic Altmer armor and weapons. It is similar to ebony, but is less durable and more lightweight. It bears no relation to the common, brittle glass used in windows and ornaments, as it is far stronger and has a much higher melting point. It is most commonly found in Morrowind on the volcanic island of Vvardenfell, but ore veins can also be found in Skyrim.

Meteoric Iron

• Rarity: Legendary
• Value: 1000g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: +30
• Maximum Quality: +25
• Description:
• Traits: It has the effect of Regaining 5 pp per hours spent basking in the night sky, and is a +15 quality material.

Moonstone

• Rarity: Uncommon
• Value: 100g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: +20
• Maximum Quality: +15
• Description:
• Traits: Any item made of Malachite weighs 60% of its normal weight. Armors made of Malachite have their wear armor requirement reduced by 50. Thrust and Cutting attacks with malachite weapons deal +10 base weapon damage. Malachite weapons take damage

Orichalcum

• Rarity: Ubiquitous
• Value: 1g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: -80
• Maximum Quality: +0
• Description: Stone has been one of the most frequently used materials for making tools since the beginning of history due to its wide availability and simplicity of use.
• Traits: Any weapon made of stone that does not do deal impact damage has a breakage

Pig Iron

• Rarity: Ubiquitous
• Value: 3g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: +10
• Maximum Quality: -5
• Description: Pig Iron is a brittle iron created during the smelting process.
• Traits: While close to steel, iron has fortitude 2 lower than its steel counterparts, min 1. On any fumble they lose 1 fortitude.

Quicksilver

• Rarity: Ubiquitous
• Value: 1g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: -80
• Maximum Quality: +0
• Description: Stone has been one of the most frequently used materials for making tools since the beginning of history due to its wide availability and simplicity of use.
• Traits: Any weapon made of stone that does not do deal impact damage has a breakage

Quicksilver Alloy

• Rarity: Ubiquitous
• Value: 1g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: -80
• Maximum Quality: +0
• Description: Stone has been one of the most frequently used materials for making tools since the beginning of history due to its wide availability and simplicity of use.
• Traits: Any weapon made of stone that does not do deal impact damage has a breakage

Silver Tracy

• Rarity: Ubiquitous
• Value: 1g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: -80
• Maximum Quality: +0
• Description: Stone has been one of the most frequently used materials for making tools since the beginning of history due to its wide availability and simplicity of use.
• Traits: Any weapon made of stone that does not do deal impact damage has a breakage

Skyforged Metal

• Rarity: Ubiquitous
• Value: 1g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: -80
• Maximum Quality: +0
• Description: Stone has been one of the most frequently used materials for making tools since the beginning of history due to its wide availability and simplicity of use.
• Traits: Any weapon made of stone that does not do deal impact damage has a breakage

Stalhrim

• Rarity: Ubiquitous
• Value: 1g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: -80
• Maximum Quality: +0
• Description: Stone has been one of the most frequently used materials for making tools since the beginning of history due to its wide availability and simplicity of use.
• Traits: Any weapon made of stone that does not do deal impact damage has a breakage

Steel

• Rarity: Common
• Value: 20g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: -20
• Maximum Quality: +0
• Description: Of all the common metals, steel is without doubt the best due to its quality and resistance. It can be made either using high iron ore or an alloy of Iron and Corundum.
• Traits: The listed statistics of most items assume steel was used.

Stone

• Rarity: Ubiquitous
• Value: 1g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: -80
• Maximum Quality: +0
• Description: Stone has been one of the most frequently used materials for making tools since the beginning of history due to its wide availability and simplicity of use.
• Traits: Any weapon made of stone that does not do deal impact damage has a breakage

Treaded Bone

• Rarity: Ubiquitous
• Value: 1g/lb.
• Difficulty Modifier: -80
• Maximum Quality: +0
• Description: Stone has been one of the most frequently used materials for making tools since the beginning of history due to its wide availability and simplicity of use.
• Traits: Any weapon made of stone that does not do deal impact damage has a breakage

Enchantments

Banish

Weapons with this power attempts to banish any valid target they deal damage to. The weapon makes a banish check using the bonus on the chart, and pays the normal cost from its own magicka pool.

Fear

Weapons with this power inflict fear in their victims. If the weapon deals damage, the target must make a Psychic Resistance (PsR) check. The difficulty is determined by the enchantment. On failed check they are inflicted with the Fear effect. Unlike normal the duration of the fear effect is 1 round per 20 points of difference between the resistance difficulty and the roll. Whenever a weapon with this power hits, the weapon loses difficulty in Magicka.

Fire Damage

This power gives a weapon extra heat damage. The damage is calculated against Heat AT separately, using the attack and defense rolls. Whenever an attack with the weapon hits the weapon loses magicka listed on the chart.

Frost Damage

This power gives a weapon extra cold damage. The damage is calculated against Cold AT separately, using the attack and defense rolls. Whenever an attack with the weapon hits the weapon loses magicka listed on the chart.

Magicka Damage

Weapons with this power also deals damage to Magicka (Zeon). The damage is calculated against Energy AT separately, using the attack and defense rolls.

Paralyze

Weapons with this power inflict fear in their victims. If the weapon deals damage, the target must make a Magic Resistance (MR) check. The difficulty is determined by the enchantment. On failed check they are inflicted with the Paralysis effect. Unlike normal the duration of the fear effect is 1 round per 20 points of difference between the resistance difficulty and the roll.

Shock Damage

This power gives a weapon extra electricity damage. The damage is calculated against Electricity AT separately, using the attack and defense rolls. Whenever an attack with the weapon hits the weapon loses magicka listed on the chart.

Spell on Hit

Weapons with this power inflict fear in their victims. If the weapon deals damage, the target must make a Magic Resistance (MR) check. The difficulty is determined by the enchantment. On failed check they are inflicted with the Fear effect. Unlike normal the duration of the fear effect is 1 round per 20 points of difference between the resistance difficulty and the roll.

• Minutes: The duration is measured in minutes instead of rounds.
• Hours: The duration is measured in hours instead of rounds.
• Days: The duration is measured in days instead of rounds.
• Permanent: The effect does not end.

Stamina Damage

This power gives a weapon extra cold damage. The damage is calculated against electricity AT separately, using the attack and defense rolls.

Turn Undead

Weapons with this power inflict fear in undead. If the weapon deals damage, the target must make a Magic Resistance (MR) check. The difficulty is determined by the enchantment. On failed check they are inflicted with the Fear effect. Unlike normal the duration of the fear effect is 1 round per 10 points of difference between the resistance difficulty and the roll.

Magic Schools

Beggar's Nose

• Action: Active Type: Detection |Casting Level| Base| Intermediate| Advanced| Arcane |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| |Magicka |60 |100 |140 |200 |Req. Int |6 |9 |12 |15

• Effect: This spell enables the caster to locate any source of heat in an radius. The caster can feel intensity level and size of the Animal/Key/Enchantment, and can even perceive heat coming from warm-blooded creatures, but not from inanimate or immaterial beings – such as golems or undead. Living creatures can resist this spell by passing a MR Check.
• Base: 25m area / MR120.
• Intermediate: 50m area / MR150.
• Advanced: 100m area / MR180.
• Arcane: 250m area / MR220.
• Maintenance: 10 / 10 / 15 / 15.

Whatchamacallit

• Action: Active
• Type: See Rolled Spell.

• Effect: This spell rolls a random spell from all other spells and casts that spell at the chosen level.
• Base: Can roll low magic 1d20*2.
• Intermediate: Can roll any non high magic 1d40*2.
• Advanced: Can Roll High Magic 1d45*2
• Arcane: Can roll Divine Magic 1d50*2
• Maintenance: See Rolled Spell.

Hiradirge

This lost magic art was long ago mastered by ancient Yakudan and Sinestral Elf mystics. The fall of Yakuda was also said to be the event that ended the practice of Hiradirge. Hiradirge is actually the Psychic Discipline Terrakinesis.

Modifier: +20 Psychic Potential while under ground. -20 Psychic Projection while not in contact with the ground.

Ballistics

See Psychokinesis power of the same name.

Shatter

See Psychokinesis power of the same name.

Ground Control

See Psychokinesis power of the same name.

Major Terrakinesis

• Level: 3
• Action: Active
• Maintenance: No
• Description: The hiradirge is capable of reformatting the very ground beneath their feet. This can change the structure and molecular make up of any minerals in the area. The mass of the starting material and ending material must be equal but, you could transmute the entire area into gold ore, salt the earth, or make a desert region fertile.
• Effect:

Terraform

• Level: 3
• Action: Active
• Maintenance: No
• Description: The hiradirge is capable of reformatting the very ground beneath their feet. This can change the structure and molecular make up of any minerals in the area. The mass of the starting material and ending material must be equal but, you could transmute the entire area into gold ore, salt the earth, or make a desert region fertile.
• Effect:

Thu'um

Similar to spells Thu'um, or colloquially called Shouts/Dragon Shouts, are used at specific levels of power. These levels are broken up into the 3 words that form the Thu'um. A person who uses Thu'um, or The Voice, is a called a Tongue.

Aura Whisper

Battle Fury

Become Ethereal

Bend Will

Call Dragon

Unlike other shouts this is more of a template, each individual dragon has its own name that can be mastered to call that dragon.

Call of Valor

Clear Skies

Cyclone

Devour Soul

Disarm

Dismay

Dragon Aspect

Dragonrend

Drain Vitality

Elemental Fury

Fire Breath

Frost Breath

Ice Form

Kyne's Peace

Marked for Death

Opening

Return to Nirn

Phantom Form

Resurrection

Soul Cairn Summon

Soul Fog

Soul Tear

Slow Time

Storm Call

Throw Voice

Unrelenting Force

Whirlwind Sprint

Factions

The Companions

• ¹ Things that must be done in a companions presence.

Patrons

Ansei

Hiradirge

Stone magic know by long

Hircine

Malacath

Phynaster

Sep

Sheogorath

Sheor

Shezarr

Shor

Sithis

Sotha Sil

Stendarr

Stuhn

Syrabane

Talos

Tava

The Apprentice

The Atronach

The Lady

The Lord

The Lover

The Mage

The Ritual

The Serpent

The Shadow

The Steed

The Thief

The Tower

The Warrior

Trinimac

Tsun

Tu'whacca

Vaermina

Vivec

Xarxes

Xen

Y'ffre

Ysmir

Z'en

Zeht

Zenithar