Journeyman

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Journeyman

Iron Brothers Games · Accepted Answer

Ambush Master: On your first attack of a combat, if your target is Unaware and you hit, do max Effort (20).  Fast Feet: As an action, you may move up to twice as far as a normal person.  Tracker's Eye: Automatically succeed on Bushcraft checks to track creatures you've wounded.  Sworn Enemy: Pick a particular kind of creature (ghouls, stone golems, fruit bats, sloths, etc).  You know its weaknesses.  You and allies in earshot get +2 damage when they hit it.  Light Step: You leave no tracks and trigger no pressure-based traps  Quick Draw: You may draw/sheathe weapons as a free action and act in Fast Phase with melee weapons  Lucky Devil: Once per scene, reroll any die.  Sneaky: When you do stuff while hiding, the GM rolls a d8 when deducting from your Stealth Points instead of a d10.

Iron Brothers Games · Answer

Compared to Dungeons & Dragons 5e and Old-School Essentials (OSE), CRAWL! simplifies mechanics while maintaining tactical depth. Ambush Master: On your first attack of a combat, if your target is Unaware and you hit, do max Effort (20).  Fast Feet: As an action, you may move up to twice as far as a normal person.  Tracker's Eye: Automatically succeed on Bushcraft checks to track creatures you've wounded.  Sworn Enemy: Pick a particular kind of creature (ghouls, stone golems, fruit bats, sloths, etc).  You know its weaknesses.  You and allies in earshot get +2 damage when they hit it.  Light Step: You leave no tracks and trigger no pressure-based traps  Quick Draw: You may draw/sheathe weapons as a free action and act in Fast Phase with melee weapons  Lucky Devil: Once per scene, reroll any die.  Sneaky: When you do stuff while hiding, the GM rolls a d8 when deducting from your Stealth Points instead of a d10.