The SwordWeave Library

You build around being difficult to move when a passage matters. A braced position supports a relevant physical save, backed by a small general saving throw improvement. Call the position when you actually hold it; this build grants no automatic interception or extra action.

Your first magical specialty is a visible Light signal shaped into a field beacon. Purchased Light access and a rehearsed code provide the foundation, with a small Mysticism check improvement. Observers must still see the beacon and know its meaning.

You develop through making damaged equipment useful again for a particular job. Stronger practical knowledge supports a temporary material patch. Suitable supplies and several minutes of access are required; the patch does not become a complete repair or an unlimited enchantment.

You combine a longer walking stride with a dependable driving attack. Speed helps you choose an angle along legal terrain. Neither movement nor the attack grants an additional turn or bypasses an obstacle by itself.

Your emerging build centers on one controlled, driving blow and reliable aim. Choose the weapon and style that express it. Attack modifiers appear on your sheet; the blow's fictional outcome follows the purchased capability and the resolved action.

You train in small, practical interventions: splinting an injury, restoring a little Vitality, and understanding the supplies in your kit. Resolve the treatment's output and enter healing through the sheet's Vitality control. This is a beginning in care, with room for stronger treatments later.

Beast signal keepers coordinate trained creatures with practiced cues. They can gather information without granting an animal a free autonomous attack.

Echo duelists watch an opponent's motion and answer from a new angle. Their awareness and quick movement are trained responses, not an extra action.

Elemental shapers work one purchased material through form and duration. This example shapes available stone into a bounded barrier.

Field medics bring trained care to an injured person. Their treatment resolves as a small healing output entered on the sheet.

Hexwrights place a named unsettling consequence on a reachable subject. Its meaning follows the scene rather than a universal condition penalty.

Longshots take a deliberate line to a visible distant target. Their purchased range and attack training shape the shot.

Relic seekers inspect old objects for recent traces and plausible faults. They stabilize a find before taking it farther.

Signal captains coordinate people who can see and understand a rehearsed code. Their plans depend on position, timing, and an open signal path.

Terrain architects study where a structure can stand. With available stone and purchased shaping, they build supported obstacles that fit the scene.

Thread surgeons repair cloth, gear, and wounds with the same careful hands. A treatment still needs supplies and a resolved healing roll.

Threshold wardens defend a narrow approach with stance and temporary cover. They combine endurance with an expressly bounded barrier.

Treaty envoys prepare terms that opposing people can state aloud. Their witness seal records a bargain without forcing obedience.

Veil runners cross exposed ground by moving quickly between moments of concealment. Their camouflage requires stillness against a suitable surface.

A body tempered to hear and command the hidden harmonics of worked metal.

Artificers make tools useful through knowledge and precise work. Their prepared equipment and field patches reward planning and carried materials.

Skirmishers use speed to change an engagement's angle. They attack and withdraw along real terrain without gaining an automatic extra turn.

Mystics learn to express a chosen domain through purchased verbs, range, and output. This example works with Light and a visible signal.

Guardians hold ground when another person needs a safe route. A braced stance improves a relevant physical save while it lasts.

Strikers build around a dependable direct attack. They choose the weapon, range, and damage style that make that attack their own.