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| − | '''NEW:''' [[Legwork Workshop 1]] (Legworks, Martial PCs and Legworks) |
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| − | ==What Can Legwork Do?== |
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| − | Legwork is an ingame mechanic that may used to: |
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| − | # Gather information |
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| − | # Let staff know what you’ll be doing in response to a situation and/or plot |
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| − | # Alert staff that you and a group of others have come up with a plan to deal with some problem and wish to schedule a scene (DMs are not required to give scenes, though they may arrange one; in addition, some legworks may be resolved within the queue, not dissimilar to a PbP; this usually depends on the amount of time the DM has, as well as the details of the plot) |
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| − | For example: |
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| − | <pre> |
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| − | ===============================| View Job 63 |=============================== |
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| − | Bucket: LEG Due On: Sat Aug 15 06:51:02 2015 |
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| − | Title: Investigating the woods Assigned To: OtyughHugger |
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| − | Opened On: Tue Aug 11 06:51:02 2015 Status: Yellow |
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| − | Opened By: Grubbar |
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| − | Grubbar added on Tue Aug 11 06:51:02 2015: |
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| − | Grubbar overheard some of the Dranei threatening to start a riot at the Dragon's Den. Not wanting to see violence break out (that he didn't start), Grubbar would like to inform the owners ahead of time. After, he'd like to confer with other local woodsguides and see if any of them were hired lately, to show the Dranei local hunting spots, and so on. |
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| − | He has Influence among the local druid's union, and would like to use this to contact local guides. |
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| − | </pre> |
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| − | Anyone may use legwork. If you're a martial PC and would like some help because "I only have 2 skill points per level!", check out [[Legwork Workshop 1]]. The second half covers that expressly. The basic gist of it though, is that no one should feel left out, or unable to investigate a plot point for further information. |
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| − | ==What do I Include?== |
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| − | # What are you wanting to accomplish? This helps staff out quite a bit, so open with this. |
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| − | # How is the PC trying to accomplish these goals? For example: |
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| − | :: Example: Going to a tavern to encourage anti-Dranei sentiment |
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| − | :: Example: Speaking with your contacts about the things they know about (see the influence and organization [[RPPs|RPP]] spends!) |
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| − | :: Example: Speaking with the tavern owner whose house was recently burned down. |
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| − | # Who would you like to include on the legwork? Not only are there advantages to seeking help, DMs appreciate it, too. |
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| − | ...and so on. Any character may do any of these things. |
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| − | ==What if I'm a Martial PC?== |
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| − | Martial PCs are made to do legwork. No, really, they are. Consider these classics: |
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| − | |style="background:#ccc; margin:3px;"| The battered soldier lowers his rifle...then fingers the woodcutter's tool in his pocket, reminding him of happier times. Its cut surfaces he begun years ago, before dad had come in. Before he'd heard about his brother. |
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| + | Legwork is similar to sitting down with your GM at tabletop and saying, "Those goblins were really suspicious. Can I find out more about that?" It is primarily a conversation with your GM. |
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| + | [[File:Legwork_players.png|link=Legwork_Mini-Guide_for_Players]] |
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| − | |style="background:#ccc;" |A guard serves with blade and armor, yet in her spare time is a champion chess player, and student of war strategies. |
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| − | |style="background:#ccc;" |A barbarian who can find anyone, even in the midst of a downpour and is well-respected among other guides of the wilderness. A fighter who knows how to find a diplacer beast's last hovel, as well as an expert at when to strike. Ask him anything about beasts-that-should-not-be and he has both knowledge and connections. An oruch clansman would embody his ancestors and the teachings of Adom, and become an example to his people. Holding his blade aloft, he inspires them with his words and develops his social standing among his peers. |
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| + | [[File:legwork_gms.png|link=Legwork_Mini-Guide_for_GMs]] |
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| + | {{DivEnd}} |
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| + | [[Category:Admin|Legwork Guide]] |
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| − | ''How can you do this without sacrificing combat utility? [[Legwork_Workshop_1|Check out our Legwork Workshop]], that talks about exactly these issues, and ways to think outside the box.'' |
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| − | ==Things Not to Do== |
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| − | # Forget that Tenebrae is a team game. |
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| − | # Demand a scene from the DM (they may be busy or have a lot on their plate; or, the LEG may not need one in the greater scheme of things). |
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| − | # Forget to state your intent. |
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