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CS – Perks System
You are allowed 1 major perk for every skill you have at master or grandmaster, for a possible total of 4. You are also allowed to take 1 minor perk for every three flaws, as long as you have at least adept in your desired perk's skill.
For clarity…
…when a perk says it adds +1 to rolls, that refers to attempts (i.e. if you have a master/+5 in destruction and use a perk which gives you +2 to destruction, that means your modifier is +7).
…when a perk says it causes damage, that means it actually takes health/hit points from your enemy (i.e. if you hit for 3 and use an ability that causes +1 extra damage, your enemy takes 4 damage).
Weapon Perks
1-Hand Axe
Favored by murdering hordes the world over for its savage ability to slaughter with ease, the one-handed axe has a certain reputation for brutality attached to it. And in your case, the reputation is well founded.
Effect: You gain a +1 to your intimidation rolls and gain +2 to your attack rolls on feared or retreating targets.
Chop Chop!
When dual wielding axes, you wildly attack your opponent, hacking them to pieces at the cost of your own safety.
Effect: Add +2 to any damage you deal with axes, while dual wielding them. Likewise, each successful hit you do does +1 damage to you.
Your axe is not as light as a sword, but just as sharp; not as heavy as a mace, but just as brutal. The axe is well-balanced as a tool between the blade and the blunt. That makes it a far more versatile weapon, at least in the right hands–and yours are the right hands.
Effect: If you suffer from a flaw or debuffing effect which suppresses your abilities (such as a -6 to your rolls due to being feared) you take 4 less effect (i.e. a -6 debuff becomes a -2) when using one-hand axe attacks.
1-Hand Blade
Since almost the beginning of time, mer and man have been stabbing each other in the back and slitting each other's throats at night. The weapon of choice for such things? A one-handed blade. Of course, blades are good for more than just death blows, but still–why fight tradition when you can make it work for you?
Effect: You get increased critical success threat range with your 1-Hand Blade attacks. (i.e. a 19 now counts as a natural 20)
Redirecting an enemy's attack is easier with a one-handed blade than any other weapon. It is less bulky and easier to turn and twist for a counter attack. You being a master of one-handed blades know this and take full advantage of the fact.
Effect: Your counter attacks with a one-handed blade get an additional +2 damage.
1-Hand Blunt
Nailed it
Hammers and nails, everyone knows how that works. And everyone knows what happens when you get hit in the head. When you get a critical hit with your one-handed blunt weapon, you have a chance to stun your opponent.
Effect: If you get a critical hit (natural 20), you roll a 1d2 dice and if you get a 2, your target is stunned for their next turn. That means they are unable to perform an attack, though they can still defend.
To The Point
With other weapons, growing blunt is a bad thing, since a blunt edged axe or blade is less effective. But as a blunt user, sharpness is that's not something you have to worry about. While others have to worry about avoiding blunting their weapons on yours, you don't share that concern.
Effect: When you counter attack with a one-handed blunt weapon, you disarm your opponent.
2-Hand Axe
More slaughter per swing is always a good thing. Your reach is so vast a successful attack will hit additional targets;
Effect: Whenever you successfully damage an opponent, up to two additional targets in their close proximity take +1 damage apiece.
Axes are the weapon of choice for sending people to their early graves for good reason. They are practically and, in many cases, literally built for beheading. And you've come to take full advantage of that in your fighting style.
Effect: You get +1 damage on targets at 4 or less health and to targets that are stunned or otherwise immobile.
2-Hand Blade
Painful Precision
Blades have always been the more precise of the weapon types, and the two-handed version is no different. Though while the one-handed and two-handed versions share precision, how they make use of them is different. The two-handed blade brings extra damage to targets you land a well-placed blow against.
Effect: Rolling a natural 15 or higher and successfully landing a hit causes +1 extra point of damage to your opponent.
Double Edged Sword
There are plenty of old sayings and some of them ring truer than others. This is one of those times. You have mastered a fighting style that lets you get extra revenge at an increased risk to yourself.
Effect: When you counter attack with a two-handed sword you gain +2 damage to your rolls, but your chance to critically fail your 2-handed sword rolls increases from 1 to 2.
2-Hand Blunt
Your reach is so vast you tend to hit more than what you were aiming for. When you defeat an enemy or deal a critical hit with a two-handed blunt, you make another attack against an adjacent foe.
Effect: If you successfully deal a critical hit to your opponent and land damage, you can roll a 2 to deal damage to a nearby enemy.
The impact of a well-crafted mace is legendary, cutting the wind and shattering the earth. Even the reverberations of the attack can be just as deadly.
Effect: On a natural roll of 15, you can roll for an additional attack. Each additional attack will proc windfury again if another natural 15 is rolled. Additional attacks are subject to counterattack.
Pure Force
When you hit something hard, you hit it really hard. When you hit something really hard, you hit it really, really hard. And that much force has its advantages, not just in damage but in effects.
Effect: When you get a critical hit (natural 20) with a two-handed blunt weapon attack, you knock your opponent down.
To Be Blunt
Being blunt is the point of blunt weapons. Axes, blades, even spears and arrows are meant to cut and stab–or in other words, to make things bleed. Which works great, unless what you are fighting can't bleed. In which case, it's better to simply break. And breaking things is what two-handed blunt is best at.
Effect: You gain +2 damage to rolls against targets that can't bleed. (Dwemer, Gargoyles, etc.)
Eagle Eye
Talent is the ability to hit a target no one else can hit, genius is the ability to hit a target no one else can see. And your skill with a bow surpassed merely talented a long while ago. You have the ability to detect stealth targets at greater range and have a better chance to hit all targets at a distance.
Effect: +4 to your detect stealth rolls and +2 to hit rolls with all bow attacks.
They call it arch-ery for a reason. Anyone can it a target right in front of them, but only a few can when there are obstacles in the way. You can arch your shots up and over, bypassing walls or even friends and foes that are in the way.
Effect: +1 to any rolls involving shooting an arrow over something.
Rapid Fire Quiver
Following Bosmeri design, your quiver can allow the quick retrieval of arrows. This makes firing off several arrows in quick succession much easier.
Effect: Bows now follow the rules of dual wield, allowing the archer to fire at two different targets. As a consequence of speed, each shot has its possible damage pool halved (1d2).
Dual Wielding
Since there is no skill for dual wielding, these function as "generic" perks—i.e. as long as you are qualified to have a major or minor perk, you may substitute one from the dual wielding tree. However, you may only take 1 major dual wielding perk.
Double Trouble
Normally, trying to accomplish two things at once splits your focus. You are so good at it that you make up for the disparity by making sure to hit extra hard when you do.
Effect: If both of your attacks do damage, you do an extra +1 damage.
You are a skilled mage on top of knowing how to wield a weapon. Much to your delight and your enemy's despair, you've figured out how to combine the two.
Effect: You gain +1 to both of your rolls when using a melee weapon in one hand and a spell in the other. Note that this only applies to rounds where you use both skills at once.
Two Good
You are such an experienced spellcaster that you can use two different spells at the same time, one in each hand. You aren't just good, you are too (two?) good, and that means your spells hit harder.
Effect: Your critical successes do +1 extra damage or healing to your targets when dual casting spells.
Having two weapons means it's harder to find a gap in your defenses to land a hit or evade your reach. In other words, you have twice the chance to deflect melee attacks.
Effect: You gain +1 to your defense roll against melee attacks while dual wielding weapons.
Iron Grip
Weapons are important in a fight, to you more than most. You've had to learn how to keep hold of your weapons in all manner of fighting techniques and attempts by your opponent to disarm you. You've learned much and developed an extra firm grip on your weapons.
Effect: You are immune to disarm attempts.
Two Heads
Are better than one. Having grown used to focusing your mind on two complicated tasks at once, you've developed a rather complicated mind. As such, anyone attempting to use mind affecting magic (control, fear, charm and so on) has to redouble their efforts to impact you with their spell.
Effect: Enemies attempting to cast mind-affecting magic must get a success roll twice in order for their spell or effect to work on you. Note that this doesn't require the enemy to wait for the next turn, they can roll for both attempts at once.
Exotic Weapons
Unexpected Advantage
Your mastery over such an exotic weapon leaves your enemies confused at best and unprepared at worst.
Effect: All defense rolls made against your exotic weapon attack are automatically reduced by 2. Effects that negate this are applied as normal.
Abnormal Combat
Despite being unconventional, your exotic weapon is more than capable of making attackers think twice. As such, counters come much easier to you.
Effect: The dice range for counter attack with an exotic weapon equipped is now 19-20. This does not stack with similar effects.
Shield Wall
The point of a shield is for it to take damage so you don't have to. Even shield users with only the basic training can do this. But you have taken it a step further. You can provide someone nearby the protection of your shield as well, though doing so costs you your attack for one round.
Effect: Your defense roll is used for attacks on the target you are protecting. Critical misses hurt you, not your target, but you are unable to deal damage for this round.
Shield Bash
You've been fighting with a shield for a while now, in training and in battle. You've made good use of it for protection. But it has occurred to you that any large metal or wooden object would hurt something that got hit by it and your shield happens to be just that.
Effect: You do one extra damage with your successful counter attacks when you have a shield equipped.
Your abilities with a spear are second to none. Moving like water you can switch between offense and defense and dispatch your opponents with ease.
Effect: Spear now utilizes the dual wield rule set. Additionally, spears gain +1 to attack rolls.
Braced for Impact
Spears aren't for throwing like far too many seem to think they are. No, they are for using with two hands, and sometimes by putting your whole body into it. Lots of enemies like to charge their opponents, and often it's a good tactic. But not against you it isn't. Let them come, the faster the better. They will just end up impaling themselves on your spear.
Effect: You can use your spear attack skill for your defensive roll against charging targets and if it hits, you do your damage roll and their attack fails.
There is a famous story of a vampire ruler that impaled his enemies on spears to demoralize his foes and bolster his forces. You have modeled your spearmanship after this man.
Effect: Killing an enemy with a spear allows you to impale. The spear is immediately lost, but the grim standard bolsters you and your allies, giving a +1 to all rolls that are made for one turn.
Walking Stick
You would not part an old man and his walking stick? If you wouldn't you are an idiot. Everyone knows staves are useful focuses for a wizard's power, and yours is no exception. With your staff in your hands you can cast spells and protect yourself from physical attack without breaking your concentration.
Effect: If you succeed in your defense roll, physical attacks won't interrupt your channeling of multi-turn spells.
Helpful Tool
Staves are useful tools, and not just for mages and fighters. Staves are great for travelers and acrobats, being helpful in keeping steady on rough terrain, balancing when walking across ropes, or just acting as a pole to help jump over a wall.
Effect: You get +2 to your Athletics and Acrobatics rolls in and out of combat.
Throwing Weapons
Your skill with throwing weapons is so great that you can almost on instinct alone line up your shots so that even if your main target gets out of the way, you'll still have a chance to hit a secondary target.
Effect: Chance on miss (as long as it isn't a critical miss) to reroll for an attack on a different target.
No matter how many knives you've hidden away, there is a chance you don't have enough. So, you've learned to adapt and make do with what is on hand. A bottle, a rock, an enemy's broken sword… even a book.
Effect: Even if it is not a traditional throwing weapon, you can still apply your throwing weapons bonus to it.
Fists of Fury
You are an exceptionally skilled brawler, with faster reflexes than the average man. On top of this, you've learned the benefit of combining your natural unarmed skill with pure brute force, meaning when you land a solid hit, your opponent really feels it.
Effect: You deal an extra +1 damage any time you roll over 15.
Bloody Knuckles
You've trained and you've trained hard and become a master in your fighting style as dangerous as any sword or axe wielder could be. But while they have been hitting things with their blades, you've been pounding things with your fists. You've grown accustomed to minor scrapes and bruises, so much that they don't even bother you anymore.
Effect: Your critical failures with non-magic no longer cause you 1 damage, but they do still miss.
Armor Perks
Ever Ready
Unlike knights, rogues, or even battle mages, you never need to don your armor, and there are no chinks to be found in your protection. As such you have extra protection from surprise or critical attacks, assuming you've not burdened yourself with any armor or shields.
Effect: You do not take extra damage from critical hits or sneak attacks.
To enter battle unarmored is to have a certain lack of fear. You didn't simply forget to wear armor to battle, you made a choice to learn how to fight without it. Having fought and trained enough to truly master this art, you've proved to others and, perhaps more importantly to yourself, that you are without fear.
Effect: When not hiding behind armor or shields, you gain immunity to fear effects.
Light Armor
Arcane Armor
Light armor is the classic armor of mages, and it is so for a reason. It provides extra protection but does not get in the way of the precise and delicate movements required for spell casting, which conveniently makes it easier for you to counter attack against other mages when their spells fail.
Effect: You get an increased critical success range for defense against magical attacks (18-20).
Inlaid Wards
The robe and staff combo are iconic for a reason! When wearing light armor and carrying a staff rather than a shield (warding talismans are fine), you take less damage.
Effect: You get -1 damage from incoming spells (NOT physical attacks). This cannot reduce damage below 1.
The armor of choice for priests of all sorts, often blessed by the Divines or Daedra that the priest or priestess follows to have added protection against enemies of their faith. You wear such vestments and as a result take less damage from specific kinds of attacks.
Effect: You take 2 less damage from Daedric OR Aedric magic and enchantments (one or the other, not both).
Medium Armor
Second Skin
Your armor is like a second skin to you, perhaps because in many cases it did used to some creature's skin. It has become as easy to move in as if it was your own skin; in fact, in some ways it's better than your own skin since it has a better grip on things.
Effect: You no longer suffer from the medium armor drawbacks and get a +1 to lockpicking and pickpocketing rolls.
Shadow Hide
Puns about animal hide aside, hide armor is also good for, well, hiding. Why? Well, perhaps Nocturnal enjoys a good pun. Either way, you've found how to put it to your advantage.
Effect: You get +4 to your stealth rolls.
Heavy Armor
The Best Defense
No matter what the saying is, the best defense is clearly heavy armor. That said, perhaps the saying isn't totally incorrect. You've learned how to move in your armor, not only to keep yourself safe but also to bring damage to your opponent. You gain increased critical range for defensive rolls on attackers in melee range and do increased damage on counter attacks.
Effect: Critical success chance upped to 19-20 for defensive rolls and you gain +1 damage on counter attacks.
Your armor is heavy, which for many would be a drawback that hinders them and slows them down. But not for you! Heavy armor is something you've worn so much and learned to move in so well that it's built up your strength and skill.
Effect: You no longer suffer from the normal drawbacks of heavy armor.
Magic Perks
Change is Hard
If change is hard, undoing the change should be even harder. But in most cases, it is just as easy, if not easier, to undo magic as to do it. In your case, you've mastered the art of alteration so well that your spells are harder to undo.
Effect: You gain +4 to your rolls to stop dispel effects on your alteration magic.
Change is Easy
Wait didn't just a second ago… Oh, never mind what was said before, change is easy. For you at least, with targets already being affected by your alteration magic.
Effect: You get a +3 to all your alteration spells used on targets already being affected by your alteration magic.
Twin Souls
Most conjuration spells allow you to summon and control a single daedra at a time, and for good reason. If a summoner loses control of the summoned it often turns on them. You, however, are so monstrously talented you can summon and control two Daedra at once so long as they are not the same kind.
Effect: If you channel a spell for one round, on the following round you can summon two separate types of Daedra to fight for you. Each summoned creature can make one full attack per round independently of the summoner, while still being directed by them.
Its dumb, stupid and could get you killed, but you are going to do it anyway. If you just skip the last few steps of the standard conjuration spell, you can summon forth an extra powerful Daedra, but it won't be bound to you. It could attack you, attack your enemies, or run away. Who knows what will happen next? It will either be amazing or terrible.
Effect: Roll 1-8 and the Daedra attacks you, 9-15 and the Daedra contributes nothing, 16-20 and the Daedra attacks the closest enemy. If it attacks the closest enemy you gain an additional damage roll (without modifiers) for 3 rounds at which point the Daedra will automatically despawn.
Bound to Happen
There are two main aspects to conjuration magic; summoning something from someplace else, and binding it to your will so it will do what you want. Luckily for you, some nice fool has already done half the work for you.
Effect: You gain a plus +4 to rolls to your attempt to take over another person's conjured creature.
Rift Mimic
If little is good, more must be better! Your power over Daedra causes the creatures of chaos to flock at your beck and call, a true taskmaster of Oblivion.
Effect: When you roll to summon a Daedra and succeed, roll again. If you get the exact same number, you'll summon an additional Daedra of that kind.
Elemental damage is the elementary form of damage done by destruction magic. But while a skilled destruction mage is capable of all forms of elemental magic, many will show favoritism for one over the others. Since the basics are often the most import part to master of any kind of skill, one of your elements will hit harder than the others.
Effect: Your fire, ice, OR lightning magic attacks have +1 to attack roll and increased critical hit range (19-20). This can only apply to one type of elemental magic and must remain consistent.
Augmented Destruction
Your mastery over destruction magic allows you to empower the enchant of your weapon, creating a much more powerful effect.
Effect: As long as your weapon enchant matches your chosen school of destruction magic (fire, frost, or lightning), you can apply minor destruction perks to your weapon attacks.
Always go out with a bang. Your spells are gruesomely flashy, and when a foe can't contain all the chaotic power your spells hold, it causes them to explode with the pent-up energy within.
Effect: When you kill a foe with a Destruction spell but you would deal damage past the amount that would kill them, that damage is dealt to all adjacent targets. So, if you deal 4 damage to an enemy that only had 2 health, all targets nearby it take 2 damage—both friend and foe. This means you need to use destruction abilities in a tactical way or you risk damaging your own allies.
Feedback Loop
You know magicka is life, and know how to opportunistically snatch just a smidgen of that from a foe when you slay them with the destructive aspect of magicka.
Effect: When you kill a foe with a Destruction spell, you recover 1 health.
Rune Magic
Normally destruction magic is pretty simple: lob some harmful ball of something or other at an enemy to hurt them with it. But more can be done with it than just that. Through the proper use of your magic, you can tame that destructive energy for a time and place it into a damage shield.
Effect: You may use your destruction magic modifier in defense rolls when using an elemental shield.
Really, Really Real?
You've realized that you don't need your magic to actually work in order for people to think that it's working. I mean, it is usually more helpful for it to work in the first place, but that doesn't always happen. So, when you fail with an illusion spell, you can try to bluff your way into making the target think the spell worked.
Effect: You can use your intimidation or persuasion skill roll after a failed illusion roll on a hostile target. If it succeeds the target is left confused and wondering did the illusion spell fail as it seemed or is that just part of the illusion. If the social skill succeeds your target is considered stunned for their turn. This can only can be attempted if you rolled at least a natural 10.
Infectious Influence
You've grown quite accustomed to manipulating another's thoughts and emotions, so much so that you tend to have your illusions leak into more than one mind.
Effect: Whenever you critically succeed on a single target illusion spell, you can roll to effect an additional target with the same spell.
Master Manipulator
Illusion magic works on the mind of your target. Which is great, unless your target doesn't have a mind, like a Gargoyle or Dwemer spider. But you are so good you can even get reality itself to believe your illusions… or at least, that's what you tell yourself. It makes your head hurt to think about it too hard.
Effect: Your illusion spells now have a chance to work on all types of creatures.
Reverse Psychology
Tampering with the mind of another illusion mage is a rough ride, especially when dealing in their emotions.
Effect: If someone attempts to use a mind-altering illusion spell upon you, but you roll higher than them and successfully defend, your spell rebounds upon your attacker. They get to roll for defense, but if they roll lower than you, you successfully afflict them with whatever they were trying to cast upon you (fear, etc).
Either through experience with dealing in magical forces or simply some blessing granted to you from delving so deep into the mysteries of the mystic arts, you have been given an extra awareness. You can sense, split seconds ahead of what others can, where a spell is going to it, aiding in your chance to avoid them.
Effect: You gain +1 to defensive rolls against magical attacks.
Misuse of Magic
Because Mysticism is the use of magic to manipulate magic, you can tap into the energy of your own miscast spell to strengthen your next one.
Effect: If you critically miss with a magic spell, you get can add +2 to your next magic roll.
Mass Resurrection
Most necromancers cannot manage more than a single summoned creature at a time. You, however, are not most necromancers. Your incredible power over life and death allows you to resurrect multiple corpses simultaneously.
Effect: If you have this perk, you can channel a spell for one round, and on the following round, you can summon up to three undead minions to fight for you by rolling 1d3. This spell can be cast more than once, but the necromancer can at no time manage more than four minions. These minions come with an extra damage roll per turn (no modifier) but each die in one hit.
One Foot in the Grave
You are so attuned to the forces of life and death that you can tell when a target is about to die. When a target is near death, you can cast a spell on them to try and rip their skeleton out of their body.
Effect: If your necromancy attack roll on a target at 6 health or lower hits, any damage they take is from their skeleton trying to pull out of their flesh. If enough damage is done to get them to -1 or lower, they become a minor skeletal minion.
Death Grip
Your familiarity with the powers of life and death have allowed you a stronger than normal grip on your mortality.
Effect: If you dip below 0 HP, you can re-roll your save. If you die twice, sorry, you're dead.
Mostly Dead
At 0 health you are close enough to dead that you are able to tap into your own dying essence through your necromantic arts to remain conscious and power your body in place of the strength you normally have from life or undeath. Though you are still going to die if you don't get healing soon or if you take any more damage.
Effect: Being at 0 HP enables you to stay awake, but not attack.
Heal Thy Self
Healing the sick and wounded and saving lives is a calling, some say. But you can't save anyone if you are dead. That doesn't mean you don't want to help anyone else, but priorities are priorities.
Effect: When you succeed in healing yourself, you restore +1 health to your closest injured ally.
Necromantic Healing
Your extensive knowledge of restoration magic allows you to apply it to even targets that are normally immune to it, such as vampires.
Effect: Vampires can now be healed with your restoration spells.
You are so gifted at the healing arts that your spells can temporarily increase the health pool of your allies, provided your spells are successful enough.
Effect: When you heal a target back to full health, they gain an additional +2 health for that fight (i.e. if they normally have 12 health, it goes up to 14). This effect can only proc once per person per fight and is lost as soon as the extra 2 points of damage are consumed.
Shadow Magic
Friends on the Other Side
You are so attuned to the shadows that sometimes-invisible forces seem to come to your aid. If knocked out, stunned or paralyzed, your friends on the other side will attempt to hide you for to keep you safe.
Effect: You are made invisible for a turn if rendered in a vulnerable state.
Casting Shadows
Most spells create light as a side effect, which can reveal a caster who is attempting to hide in the shadows. In addition, most weapons have bits of metal on them which might catch light at inopportune times when taking aim. Your greater understanding of the shadows allows you to instinctively suppress that light.
Effect: Casting spells or firing projectiles (such as arrows or thrown weapons) from stealth no longer breaks stealth. However, you must stay still while using it, or the effect ends.
Non-Combat Perks
On Their Feet
Nope, it's not that you always land on yours, it's that you land on theirs! When you use your environment to jump down to or across something to attack an enemy, you can roll using your acrobatics skill for a one damage attack, then do your regular attack.
Effect: In addition to your normal attack roll, you can roll again using your acrobatics skill. If your roll is higher than your opponent's defense roll, you damage them for +1 health. This can only be used when jumping down on someone in combat.
Just Like Flying
You've spent enough time jumping, rolling and swinging around to realize that there is a lot less difference between flying and falling than some people would like to admit.
Effect: You no longer take fall damage, including that from critical failures. (Though you will still miss your intended landing location)
In Shape
Athletics is a good way to stay in shape and you, my good sir or madam, are very athletic. You've run and swam and climbed so much and so hard you've become far healthier than you'd have ever thought possible.
Effect: You gain a permanent +1 to your max health pool.
Sure Footed
Most people can run and walk without tripping and falling all the time; it's the basics of the art. You however have mastered the art of locomotion and as such are almost impossible to trip or even knock over due to your exceptional foot work.
Effect: You are immune to knock down, knock back, and trip effects.
Crowd Control
You are used to being the center of attention and normally that is a good thing for you, but not always. Good or bad, you've learned how to manipulate the attention of multiple people at a time, quickly sum up their moods, and react accordingly.
Effect: You get a +2 to any defensive combat rolls when being attacked by more than one opponent directly. You also get a +3 to perception rolls out of combat.
You are good, very good. Enough is never enough for your crowd. You have them eating out of the palm of your hand and begging for more, more, more. This means rather than getting sick of your presence, those you engage tend to become increasingly susceptible to your charms the longer you talk to them.
Effect: When attempting a second persuasion roll against the same person after a successful one, add +5 to your roll.
Beast Mastery
Friend and Foe
You know animals, you like animals, but sadly it is not always true the other way around. Luckily for you, when you do run into a hostile animal you don't have the time to make friends with, you know its strengths and weaknesses and can take advantage of them.
Effect: You gain +2 to all combat rolls involving attacking or defending against animals.
Animal Magnetism
When training an exceptional animal, there is a chance it will capture the attention of a member of its species' opposite sex. That gives you the opportunity to easily lure the enamored creature someplace to be captured and trained itself.
Effect: When you roll a critical success for beast training, you are able to train the same type of creature next week without having to roll for it.
Tonal Vibrations
You've a mind for the metal workings of the metal men. It's been your focus and study for so long, it's almost as if they have become a part of you and how your mind works. No, you aren't a fabricant, but still there is something almost mechanical about how your mind works.
Effect: Immunity to Persuasion, Intimidation and emotion effecting Illusions.
Smack It
You know it works, you just don't know why. I mean, you do know how Dwemer machinery works as well as anyone, but why smacking a broken one on the top sometimes gets it running again you have no idea. Not that you'd ever admit such. Maybe it causes tonal vibrations? All you know is it hurts your hand and it works.
Effect: When you roll a critical miss when dealing with Dwemer machinery, you still take the +1 damage but it otherwise counts as a critical success.
First Aid
Fast Acting
Field medicine is about keeping the badly wounded alive, first aid is about making sure the wounds don't get that bad in the first place.
Effect: Anyone within 5 points of their max health receives +1 extra health from your healing.
Favor of Mara
Even if you aren't a follower of Mara or even the Divines, you've helped so many others that it seems the Goddess herself has granted you her favor.
Effect: Whenever you critically heal someone else you gain +1 health yourself.
Field Medicine
Just a Flesh Wound
Some fighters just don't know when to quit, or else have enemies that are especially brutal. Normally there is a point of no return that you can't bring a person back from, but you aren't a normal healer. If you were any better, people would wonder if you were a necromancer. You can attempt to heal even those that have passed into the minus hit points.
Effect: As long as you roll at least 15, you can bring someone from negative health back to 0 health (unconscious). You can attempt this three times before your target is officially dead.
You've seen many battlefields and know you can't save everyone, so you've had to become not only good at keeping people from dying, but good at telling who has the best chance of survival. The flip side to this is you know which wounds are the most life threatening and how to make them worse.
Effect: You do +1 extra damage to anyone at or below 4 health.
With Me
Infiltration is about getting yourself inserted into a group in such a way that they aren't aware that you aren't one of them. That is hard enough to do in most cases without bringing a tag-along with you, but sometimes the mission calls for it. Luckily there are wonderful options like saying they are a servant or prisoner.
Effect: Your roll for infiltration success can be applied to another, but will only last as long as they stay with you and keep their actions limited.
Triple Agent
Sometimes even the best spies get found out. Hope isn't necessarily instantly lost if you're creative enough, though. You can claim you are only pretending to spy on them in order to trick someone else who is your real target, and, naturally, shared adversary. Of course, you aren't and they aren't, but better than just admitting that. You hope.
Effect: If you get caught while infiltrating, you can roll again with a -4 debuff, claiming to be a double agent.
You are one scary person, or at least you can be when you want to be. While having an intimidating presence is useful for terrifying your enemies, it can also be of aid to your allies. After all, some of them are cowards, but the fact remains that nothing they're afraid of is half as scary as you.
Effect: You can roll an intimidation check on an ally who is in combat with something giving them a fear debuff. If it passes you snap them back to their senses and they lose their debuff.
Bad Guard
Sometimes it takes a team working together to get what they want. Of course, the nice guy usually wants to try it their way first. But when that fails, and it often does, you are ready to step in.
Effect: You get a bonus +2 to your intimidation roll if someone else just failed a persuasion roll.
Due to your build, your demeanor, or even just because of resting bitch face, people cross the street when they see you. While you may not be ugly, you exude a palpable menacing aura.
Effect: You gain a +1 to intimidation rolls targeted at any who have not displayed physical superiority over you.
Forced Luck
Lockpicking is delicate work, requiring precise hand and finger motions. Lots of other skills are precise too, but rarely in those other fields are you under such a time crunch. Art and forgeries take days, and no one expects a scribe to write a book in seconds. But in your line of work, you often have only one chance and only seconds to do it in. Sometimes there just isn't time to do your best work, and all you can do is close your eyes and trust in luck.
Effect: You can use your lockpicking skills to attempt to force a lock. This ups your critical success range from 15-20, but also increases your critical failure range from 1-5.
Pick and Choose
You don't always have a lockpick on you, but when has that stopped you? You can make pick out of materials available in the area. If you're a vampire and have extendable claws, you can use those to pick a lock as well.
Effect: You gain +1 to lockpicking attempts made with improvised picks.
Art of the Deal
Rumors of how skilled you are with trade and bartering have reached far and wide. This has given you a reputation that is both respected and feared.
Effect: You gain +3 to mercantile rolls and anyone you are attempting to barter with takes a -2 to any defensive roll they make in resistance to your efforts. You can also use your mercantile skill in place of persuasion when trying to persuade people. (This means any additional persuasion mods could be applied to mercantile when used for persuasion.)
You're really good at haggling over price; so good, in fact, you've mastered squeezing every last coin out of a customer before they quite know what hit them. When it works, it really works, but your high-pressure sales tactics can occasionally prove disastrous.
Effect: Your success range for a critical success is increased from 19-20, but your critical failure range is also increased from 1-2.
Pidgin Language
Your mercantile efforts have allowed you to visit the corners of Tamriel. In the efforts of increasing your wealth, you've developed trade languages with a variety of cultures.
Effect: As long as a culture is not openly hostile to everyone (Daedra, Falmer, etc.), you can communicate with them using a simplified language.
Totally Legitimate
While most merchants have a keen eye for stolen goods, your eye is keener at identifying and hiding incriminating evidence.
Effect: You can sell stolen goods to legitimate merchants without a penalty.
Military Tactics
All Together
Military tactics usually involve militaries, which, you know, usually involve more than one person. Of course, knowing tactics and putting them to use aren't the same thing, but you've figured that out and can do something about it.
Effect: You can roll to shout orders to your allies in battle, giving them +1 to their next turn's rolls as long as they aren't working counter to what you said.
Location, Location, Location
Terrain, surroundings, and location in general are a key part to any successful fight. You don't always get to pick where the fights are, but you know enough about picking locations for a fight you know a good one when you see it. Unfortunately, that means someone else might have just picked it for their fight against you. If you're wrong, no harm. If you are right you've saved yourself from a potential ambush.
Effect: You get a +4 detect stealth when entering a new area.
More Than a Name
Pickpocketing is a fairy literally named skill. But while it's true the majority of a pickpocket's time is spent picking pockets, you don't have any such limitations. You can pluck things out of bags, sacks, and other containers. You are so talented you can even nab things right off of a person's hand or neck.
Effect: You can now roll for pickpocketing attempts to steal anything from anyplace, including worn jewelry.
Sad to say, you've not always managed to avoid getting caught, especially when you were just starting out. Recently your skills have gotten much better, really, they have. But you've still learned some important lessons from your past failures. Not only how not to repeat them, but how to make use of your skills even when the guards are trying to grab you.
Effect: You can attempt pickpocketing in combat now.
Gift Exchange
No, of course it's not a bribe! That would be illegal and wrong! This is simply two friends that have never met before giving each other gifts. It's all perfectly legal and above board, but still… better not tell anyone about it on the off chance they get confused.
Effect: You gain a +5 to persuasion attempts involving giving someone a "gift" for their troubles, even people of higher moral standing, since it is after all not a crime. Wink, wink.
You are not just a charmer, you are a true celebrity! People have heard of you from their friends and are already enamored of you before they have even met you.
Effect: You get +3 to persuasion rolls on people that are friends with people you've successfully persuaded.
Hostile Negotiations
Sometimes (or a lot of the time), things go south with alarming alacrity. What might have started as a peaceful meeting suddenly wound up with everyone brandishing weapons and ready to rip each other's throats out. Fortunately, you are good at defusing even the tensest situations… most of the time.
Effect: You gain +2 to persuasion rolls against people who are already hostile.
"I Know a Guy"
You have some sort of connection that could get you places in life (or unlife). It could be a family member, a sire, a mentor, or even a close friend. If you successfully name-drop your connection to someone who views them favorably, you will also be looked upon positively.
Effect: You gain a +2 to persuasion rolls targeted at those who are amicably acquainted with your connection. This bonus lasts from the moment you mention your connection to the end of the scene. Staying in your connection's friend's good graces is ultimately up to you.
Mind Over Matter
Your training in the arts of mental resistance and resilience has allowed you control over your physicality as well.
Effect: You can use your resilience modifier as a defensive roll for physical and magical attacks as well. (Does not stack with armor)
Thinking Cap
You have attained such a high degree at mental focus that you have a higher than normal aptitude for success in anything that gives you time to think.
Effect: You gain a +1 modifier across all non-combat skills EXCEPT for physical skills (Acrobatics, Athletics, and Stealth).
Anybody can jump on a horse and be taken for a ride. But it takes a lot more than that to be an exceptionally skilled rider. Riding isn't about sitting there as dead weight, it's about becoming one with your mount. You're a skilled rider, and that means you have achieved a level of fitness uncommon to the average rider. Your skill has enabled you to transfer your ground skills to horseback.
Effect: You can now use combat rolls from horseback and engage in mounted combat.
Horses aren't mindless automatons. It takes a certain amount of skill to convince a 1,000+ pound prey animal it wants to do something that risks its own life rather than running away. Fortunately, you have that skill, and you exude such confidence that horses will do whatever you wish of them, even at their own peril. Nobody ever accused horses of being overly smart.
Effect: You may use your riding skill in attempts to use your horse as a weapon and run into people. If you succeed in trampling someone, your target is stunned for one round and can defend but not attack.
Sea Legs
You've spent enough time at on the waters to earn what is called your sea legs. No, you aren't a mermaid and no you can't water walk with them. But your experience does still provide some benefits.
Effect: You gain +2 to acrobatics and athletics rolls when out on the water, on a boat or not.
Living Sextant
You have spent so much time at sea, pouring over navigational maps and charting courses, that you've developed quite the mind for navigating. This of course applies to sea travel, but also to land. You have an amazing attention for detail and it's virtually impossible for you to get lost.
Effect: You can use your sailing modifier on any rolls related to travel or navigation on land.
Eidetic Memory
You've read a lot of books in your life. Not just because books hold information, but because you enjoy it. Of course, the information in those books is usually important, so it is good to remember it. Which works well for you given this nifty little ability you've picked up. You can now remember exactly word for word the contents of any book you've ever read, and even recreate images you saw only a brief while ago.
Effect: You gain a +3 for rolls relating to recalling or recreating something you've seen. This modifier may be combined with scholar and artist rolls.
Extracurricular Study
You're exceedingly well read. This wealth of knowledge isn't solely based around dry scholarly tomes, but a myriad of topics you're interested in and skills you possess.
Effect: You may select any one of your skills to gain a +1 bonus on the next turn.
Wise Counsel
What good is your knowledge if you aren't willing to share it with a willing pupil?
Effect: You may lend your scholar skill to an ally for a single turn, allowing them to roll at your proficiency.
Identify Target
You've seen lots of things… or at least, you've read about them. Now's your chance to put that knowledge to practical use.
Effect: You spend a turn identifying an enemy. After being studied, the enemy will take one additional damage on the next successful hit.
You don't know the language exactly, but you've seen enough of it you are starting to get a sort of feel for things. You can't read it word for word, but you should be able to give a rough translation for most things.
Effect: You gain +2 for rolls relating to decoding languages you may not be fluent in.
Sign in Blood
Anyone can write a legally binding contract—well, not ANYONE, but anyone that can write and knows the basics of the law. You however can take things a step farther. You can write a magically binding contract. It has to be written in your own blood and signed with the blood of any parties involved. Of course breaking the contract won't kill them, just give them a little debuffing curse. But they don't need to know that.
Effect: You can create blood-binding contracts. If someone signs it in their own blood, and later tries to go against the terms of the contract, they will automatically be impacted by a minor curse of your choosing.
You can convincingly replicate any signature, handwriting style, or artwork you see.
Effect: In order to tell if your work is a forgery or not, your target must roll their spying skill against your scribe skill.
It's not that other people think you're acting suspicious, it's that you think everyone else is. In some people this would be called crazy things like "paranoia" or "neurotic". But for you, it tends to work out to your advantage more often than not.
Effect: You gain a +2 to detect stealth rolls and are immune to persuasion attempts.
Truth and Consequences
With knowledge comes power and as a spy you've gathered a lot of knowledge about a lot of people. Something you've learned is that frequently enough, intimidation is used as a bluff. Just because someone acts tough doesn't mean they are tough. So, when someone tries to intimidate you, you flip through what you know of them in your head to determine if they are bluffing. The flip side to that is sometimes, every once in a while, you realize they really aren't bluffing.
Effect: You gain near immunity to intimidation attempts, but at a cost. While almost nothing can scare you, what does really does. You gain +6 defense against Intimidation rolls, but with an increased critical failure chance (1-2).
Shadow Watcher
You know how to move with the shadows. You watch them shift and glide and wait for opportunities to drift into the next convenient shadow. All that watching of shadows has another advantage, however. With your eye for the shadows and knowledge of stealth you gain an increased chance to detect other people using stealth while you are hiding.
Effect: You gain +4 to detect Stealth rolls while stealthed.
Cat Burglar
No, this isn't a bad joke about Khajiit or stealing felines. You are so experienced at moving in stealth that you have set your sights a little higher than most. You are no longer bound to the ground when it comes to sneaking about.
Effect: You can now use your acrobatics and athletic skills without breaking stealth.
Back of Your Hand
That's how well you know these streets. Sure, your knowledge of street etiquette comes in handy anyplace, but here you know ever nook and cranny and every crook and granny knows you.
Effect: You gain +3 to your persuasion and stealth attempts in the city where you live, or closest one to where you do.
Reputations are hard to earn and easy to lose. Of course, that isn't to say every reputation is well earned. Maybe yours is, maybe yours isn't. But you encourage the idea that maybe it is better not to find out.
Effect: You gain +1 to intimidation in and around the city you live in or nearest to it.
Harsh conditions, scarce food, hostile environment… all these things can be dealt with if you know how. Of course, it helps if you've got a strong will and simply refuse to give up or give in. The good thing is, you do. You've faced great hardships and gotten stronger for it. I mean, aside from the mental baggage.
Effect: You gain +1 max health.
You know how to survive in all sorts of climates and terrains, but there is one area specifically that you know far better than any others. You know every rock, every predator's lair and every halfway decent place for shelter in a storm. It's almost a second home to you—or a primary home. We don't judge.
Effect: You gain +2 to stealth and athletics near or in the wilds where you live.
Crafting Perks
Risky Reward
Maybe it wasn't a good idea, but you decided to do it anyway, and it seems to have paid off. You've taken small doses of poisons over the years to build up your body's resistance and it worked. Which is good, since if it didn't, you'd be dead.
Effect: You are now immune to poison.
Delayed Reaction
Even a master brewer will occasionally make mistakes and be left with a ruined potion. Fortunately, you're skilled enough to doctor your potion into being more useful on the fly.
Effect: When using alchemy to heal you can choose to roll again and take the second result, but you must use it, even if it is lower.
Just Picture It
You're able to draw or paint amazing lifelike images, but your attention for detail doesn't stop with a paintbrush or stick of charcoal. All that time you spent learning to put a picture onto canvas has made it easier for you to picture things clearly in your mind. And the more clearly you can picture them, the more real you can make them for others.
Effect: You get a +3 to any roll which involves influencing someone else's mind or what they see—persuasion, alteration, illusion, or any other applicable skill.
Sketching Anatomy
You spend an inordnate amount of time drawing people. It has to come in handy for something, right?
Effect: Your knowledge of humanoid anatomy means you know just where to strike to do the most damage. You gain +1 to critical hits.
Forge's Fires
Forges are hot. Very hot. Sure, all fires are hot, but this isn't your cooking fire that chars your dinner if you leave it in too long. This it is a heat that's strong enough to liquify things most people couldn't bend with both hands and a friend's help. You have come to respect fire's power, and are extra cautious around it. Supreme caution has become instinctive and reflexive for you whenever you start to feel the heat of a flame.
Effect: You gain +3 defense rolls against fire attacks, magic or mundane.
Excessive Practice
Being surrounded by the fruits of your labor means you often find yourself practicing with them. You know how to use them better than the average person, because after pounding steel into shape, you want to know what it does!
Effect: Extensive training with the weapons you forge means you gain increased critical success range with bladed and blunt weapons (19-20).
Heart and Soul
You put your soul into your work. No, not literally, only a necromancer could do that. But you are passionate about your work and do put some creature's soul into it, so close enough. With as much effort as you pour into your creations, you have come to have an innately better understanding of the fundamentals of how enchantments work.
Effect: You may substitute your enchanting bonus for any armor or weapon skill when wearing or wielding enchanted equipment.
Like a Charm
The amazing way your enchantments work isn't just luck, it's also a whole lot of skill. That isn't to say that no luck is ever involved but still, it is mostly skill… usually.
Effect: You gain an increased critical success rating for your enchanting attempts (19-20).
Just Anatomy
You are a gifted hunter, able to bring down even the most majestic beast with minimal damage to its valuable pelt. This precision means you know the inner workings of various creatures and just where to strike to maximize lethality.
Effect: You gain +3 to rolls against animals and an increased critical range against animals (19-20).
Hidden Killer
The best hunters know how to use the environment to their advantage. They are capable of blending in until not even the most alert beasts are aware of their presence. You have figured out how to maximize this to your benefit no matter what the circumstances.
Effect: You gain +1 to stealth rolls and +2 to any ranged attacks launched from stealth.
Calming Presence
Hunting is about knowing how your prey thinks and luring it into a false sense of security. This patient, calm presence you've picked up while hunting works to your favor with all creatures, even if you aren't planning on harming them.
Effect: You gain +3 to beast mastery and riding rolls.
Man Hunter
You have come to realize there really isn't much difference between tracking people and animals.
Effect: You can apply your hunting modifiers to tracking down humanoids.
Cut and Polish
Gold is gold, but a ruby or sapphire, now that's something else entirely. Even your most simple-minded merchants understand the value of gold, but not all of them understand the true value of every kind of gemstone there is. But you do. Which means you can pay attempt to pay for things with gemstones instead of gold, using gemstones that are actually worth less than the price being asked.
Effect: If you have gemstones on hand you have worked on, you can attempt to use them to bribe others or pay for things with a +5 to persuasion or mercantile rolls.
Jewelry isn't just for fashion. It can also be used as the base to create powerful amulets and talismans. You have unlocked the ability to combine the skills of an enchanter and a jewelcrafter in order to make enchanted jewelry.
Effect: You may combine your enchanting and jewelcrafting modifiers when attempting to create talismans.
Like a Glove
What is more passionate than a craftsman who uses the items he crafts? You don't simply make leather armor for others to use, you test everything on yourself first. You are so good at making the fit meticulous that you gain bonuses when wearing armor you have created.
Effect: You gain +1 on all defensive rolls when wearing leather armor of your own creation.
You make some of the finest leather armor around. That's not bragging, it's simply truth. Another simple truth is that leather armor is favored by thieves. And if there is one thing a thief might just value more than gold, it is their lives. So, no one wants to piss of the person that makes the items that keep them safe.
Effect: You gain +6 on your rolls against pickpocketing and +4 against anyone lockpicking anything in your home.
Soup for the Soul
You don't just cook random food, you cook nutritious food. In order to learn how to make the healthiest food possible, you had to pick up an overall knowledge of what makes people healthy in the first place. Somewhere along the way, this translated to you picking up general healing skills.
Effect: You gain +2 to first aid and field medicine rolls.
Kiss the Cook
Who wants to be mean to a baker? Nobody smart, that's who!
Effect: You gain +1 to your persuasion and mercantile rolls.
No, not that kind. Even the best tailor sometimes winds up with scraps of fabric that aren't good for anything else. That inevitably leads to experimentation and, well, necessity is the mother of invention. You know how to rip off chunks of fabric from dresses and shirts and other such things to make into strips for bandages, all without ruining the integrity of the item of clothing in question. Well, mostly.
Effect: You get +2 to your First Aid and Field Medicine rolls when in clothing or light armor.
Noble men and women like to be wearing the latest thing, the most popular new item out there. Fortunately for you, you know just how to dress to impress society's elite, which makes people more prone to listen to you.
Effect: You gain +2 to persuasion checks when wearing clothing you made.
You care about nature, whether out of altruism or because without trees you wouldn't exactly have a trade. In any case, you are a master carpenter. And most buildings, doors, bridges and such are made with wood, either partly or completely. As such, you know an awful lot about wood, including how to chop it down, burn it, and generally use it to survive.
Effect: You gain +5 to Survival rolls involving wood.
You work with wood so much that you're quite adept at using it to defend yourself.
Effect: You gain +1 to rolls when using a wooden weapon such as a staff or club.
Vampire Perks
It is worth clarifying that for the sake of these perks, your hunger status remains unchanged for the duration of a fight (i.e. you can't "get hungry" during a fight to be stronger if you started as well fed). The exception is if you choose to feed to heal during a fight—you will be considered fed and lose access to your "unfed" perks.
Creature of the Night
You are not just a child of the night, you are a creature of it. Your connection to the world of the nocturnal is so strong that you have learned to polymorph yourself into either a large wolf or a large bat. You can only shift at night and must return to your human form during daylight hours. While shifted you are constrained by the physical limitations of your shape, meaning you cannot speak, cast spells, or do anything a wolf or a bat cannot naturally do.
Effect: You gain the ability to polymorph into a wolf or bat. Due to your shapeshifting nature beasts will not attack you unless you attack them first.
Mist Form
You can use your vampiric gift to transform into a cloud of mist. You can control where this mist moves and use it to escape or infiltrate places that would normally be impassable.
Effect: You gain the ability to turn into a cloud of mist. You can't be damaged while the mist is active, but when you come out of mist form, you are unable to attack or defend for a turn as you regain your bearings.
Night Cloak
The dark gift coursing through your veins manifests as a protective swarm of bats in your time of need. These bats attempt to shield you from assault.
Effect: You gain +1 to your defense modifier while the bats are actively swarmed, since the cloak of bats makes you hard to hit.
Poisoned Talons
Your claws leak the very essence of death.
Effect: When you successfully deal unarmed damage to an opponent, you have the chance to scratch them with your claws. After landing a hit, roll a 2; if you roll a 1, your target will lose -1 health. This ability can only be used if your character isn't wearing gloves.
Children of the Night
You are unnatural, and animals seem to know this. You feel no fear amongst the beasts of the world.
Effect: Wild animals will not attack you unless attacked first.
Faded Memory
Your bite is so intoxicating to its victim that they lose touch with reality, finding themselves lost in your affections. Cowing mortals for feeding as never been easier.
Effect: Victims you feed from forget 15 seconds prior to you biting them, and 15 seconds after doing so. They're left in a dazed state after the bite, regaining their thoughts once the effect wears off.
The shadows adore your company, wrapping over your form whenever you come for an embrace. They seek to hide you from prying eyes, but only when you let them.
Effect: If standing completely still in an area untouched by light, you automatically succeed on stealth rolls. Moving from your spot or having bright lights reveal you breaks this effect. Only with a critical success can someone spot you in the darkness without light.
Retractable Claws
Many a vampire are given razor-sharp nails in their unlife. However, yours seem to extend greater than normal.
Effect: Extending your claws will give you +1 to unarmed attack rolls, as long as you are not wearing gloves. This effectively makes it impossible to utilize claws AND the enchant system on your hands.
Subduing Gaze
A vampire's influence has always been that of legend, their ability to manipulate mortals and immortals alike is unparalleled. You live up to these legends. You understand that the eyes are indeed the windows to one's soul, and all it takes is the right person to see it.
Effect: While keeping eye contact with the target, all persuasion and intimidation rolls have a +2. However, this does not force the target to keep eye contact, they can break the connection at anytime by turning their gaze away.
Vampiric Drain
You have learned to project your hunger into a spell. You can drain the life from your victims at distance of fifty feet.
Effect: You may cast a ranged feeding ability upon your target. If it hits, you regain half of the damage you caused as health, with a minimum of 1.
Arcane Slaughter
When fully embracing your undead nature your power grows, but so does your hunger. It can almost be uncontrollable, and if you thought uncontrollable hunger was bad in an average vampire, wait till you see it in one that controls the power of magic itself. Your magic is twisted by your dark powers and unnatural hunger.
Effect: When you haven't fed recently, you gain +2 to all magic rolls and whenever you critically hit an opponent that can bleed, you gain +1 health.
Elemental Draw
You are magically attuned in general but feel a special draw towards elemental, or destruction, magic. After all, what is more terrifying than the forces of nature?
Effect: Your crit chance on destruction spells is increased (19-20).
Magic of the Blood
When well fed you gain easier use of magic, since after all you have more magic-infused blood to use in the spell casting.
Effect: When well fed, you gain +1 to all magical rolls.
Vampiric Touch
When fully embracing your undead nature, you of the Berne clan gain the vampiric touch ability. You can use your damage-dealing skills for a healing effect.
Effect: Every successful hit upon your opponent restores +1 health to you when you have not recently fed.
One of the many false rumors about vampires is that you have to invite them in. This isn't true, and it's a fact you use to your advantage. When you are well fed it is easier for you to focus on the tasks at hand, which usually involve getting to someplace where you can feed again.
Effect: You gain +1 to Lockpicking and Streetwise rolls when well fed.
Vicious Blows
Berne have always held a reputation for bladed combat. Many think twice before they decide to engage them directly… It seems with you, however, they might want to think thrice.
Effect: Your crit chance is increased when fighting with bladed weapons (19-20).
Children of Coldharbour
Night Stalker
Like most other vampires, you get closer to your Daedric nature the less fresh blood you have in your veins. Your Daedric nature lets you become almost one with the night and the creatures in it.
Effect: When you have not fed recently, you gain +3 to stealth at night and gain the ability to summon swarms of bats to attack your opponents. Not only do these bats come with an extra damage roll (no modifier), if they land a hit of 15 or above, you bring you back blood and you regain +1 health.
Most Scions only have enhanced powers during the night. But now when you are well fed, you can enjoy your nocturnal powers during the day.
Effect: You can use your vampiric abilities during the day when well fed.
Savage Feeding
When revealed, your fangs are abnormally deadly and your bite vicious. You can tear apart human flesh with horrific ease with your powerful jaws. Your meals are never clean.
Effect: If you successfully land a hit while biting someone, you do an additional +1 damage.
Cyrodiil Vampyrum Order
Civilized Monster
While most of the time Order Vampires maintain their thirst to keep up appearances more easily, that is not always an option. You are more powerful when hungry, but the consequence is the loss of your inconspicuous appearance as your vampiric nature becomes plain to see. The tradeoff is, your abilities are far more potent the hungrier you are.
Effect: You gain the ability to use a ranged terror ability that causes silence and demoralization on its target once a day. You also gain +1 to any physical or magic attack rolls when you have not recently fed.
Your way with words surpasses most of your kind. People flock to your voice, finding your opinion and point of view irresistible to refuse. Your charismatic nature could even be called supernatural.
Effect: You gain +2 to intimidation and persuasion rolls.
Scorn Magnus
As a gift granted to some of your strain by the second of your two patrons, Clavicus Vile, you no longer need to fear the sun when fully fed. This lets you blend in nearly perfectly with the mortals who you prey upon and manipulate to your own ends.
Effect: You can go out in the sun without burning when well fed.
Unnatural Predator
Selenu are already known for their legendary agility. When not fed, their undead strength increases the already impressive powers of this bloodline.
Effect: You gain +1 to athletics, acrobatics, and stealth. In addition to that, you gain the ability of levitation.
Selenu is one of the oldest bloodlines; only one is known for a fact to be older. Their founder was the one that ordered the first vampire burned, and as such are the only bloodline not harmed by fire. And if fire doesn't hurt you, why should the sun?
Effect: When well fed, you no longer take sun damage.
Beguiling Influence
It is not easy when mortals disagree with you, but they're occasionally too sharp for their own good. Sometimes you just need to bend their will to your own.
Effect: You can cast Charm once per day. Unless your target has a resistance to mind-altering magic, they will be highly influenced to obey. However, this is not perfect mind control; you can convince someone to do something they have no strong feelings about, but couldn't convince them to kill their friends.
Blood of Ice
When unfed, you grow far more lethal and durable thanks to the ice that flows through your veins. This is not without a cost, however, as going without feeding makes you immediately identifiable as a vampire.
Effect: When unfed, gain +1 to attack rolls and -1 to damage taken. Fire damage taken is increased from double to triple. Also, you gain unmistakably vampiric features that make you horrifying and difficult to witness. All rolls related to persuasion are unmodified while unfed, but you gain a +1 to intimidation.
Deathly Cold
When well fed, you gain an increase power over the dead. You also attune more strongly to the strong affinity for frost magic which runs in your veins, granting you extra protection.
Effect: When you are well fed, you gain +1 to necromancy rolls and if someone damages you with frost magic, it does -1 less damage than it would normally.
Thrall Perks
Mentor's Memory
The link between a master and a thrall has the ability to pass down, not just strengths, but memories as well. As such, the thrall can access the experiences of his or her master.
Effect: While the thrall is a thrall, they are free to make any skill of their choice match the skill of their master or any rank below it. However, no knowledge can be gained additionally, and knowledge somewhere else must be lost equaling the points required for the desired, gained rank. If the thralldom is broken, the gained skills are lost as are the skills that were forgotten to attain them. This perk respects perk rules and grandmastery rules, but not mastery rules.
Thrall Fortitude
As a creature that lives with a foot in both worlds, you are far more resilient than your purely mortal brethren. While not enough to keep you from being injured, blows that may kill a lesser creature hurt you a bit less.
Effect: Any time a thrall would suffer maximum damage, that damage is reduced by -1.
Arise, My Champion
A master's will over his or her thrall can be powerful, even overpowering death.
Effect: Once per day, a master can order his thrall to survive a blow that would otherwise bring them to 0 health or below. They can act normally and even attack while at 0 health. Healing can bring them out of danger, but any more damage beyond 0 health will bring them to a near-death state.
Bloodbond Resolve
You have the favour of an immortal on your side, an apex predator who has chosen you over the masses. With them at your side, there is truly nothing that you need to fear.
Effect: While your sire is within eye sight, you cannot be feared by any means. However, this also means any fear effects your master falls prey to impact you at the same time.
Hopelessly Devoted
You have such a strong bond with your master that if you see them come under threat, you grow incensed and lash out with renewed fury.
Effect: You gain +2 to any attacks directed at someone attacking your master, but also increase your chance to critically fail (1-2).
Nocturnal Vision
After a period of concentration, you can adjust your vision to see in pitch blackness. However, flashes of light can briefly blind you.
Effect: If you spend a turn preparing yourself, you gain perfect night eye. However, bright light can render you blinded (cannot attack or see) for one round, unless you return yourself to normal with an action. While you use this power your pupils dilate unnatural wide.
Something in your blood is unusually potent. While most strains of vampires can heal through feeding, your vitae carries an extra strong effect, meaning you can be used as a health potion while on the go. Lucky you!
Effect: When vampires (any vampire, not just your master) feed on you, you can roll a 4 to see how much of their health your blood restored. This can only be used once per day. The downside is, the amount of the vampire's health you restore is also the amount of health you lose (i.e. if you restore 2 health you also lose 2).
Taste Tester
Your vampire master has a demanding palette, so you've learned how to determine if any vessels meet their exact preferences.
Effect: You can determine a person's age, race, gender, and any diseases they currently have by tasting their blood. You can track this person with your Hunting skill by scent alone. You are also immune to any blood-borne diseases.
Unholy Nourishment
Your master's blood is all you need to sustain yourself. And it needs life!
Effect: If you've received blood from your vampiric master in the past week, you don't need to eat or drink water. Instead, you only need to eat a handful of vermin (spiders, flies, rats) a day to sustain yourself.
Werebeast Perks
You are not just a werecreature, you are a pack leader. Singular in your ferocity, strength and cunning, you receive a bonus to all rolls while shifted. However, there can only be one alpha. If you come into contact with another werecreature who also shares this perk, you must fight to establish dominance. The werecreature that wins remains the alpha, and the one that loses must remove this perk until such a time as they can best the current alpha. Fights for supremacy cannot occur more than once every month.
Effect: You gain +2 to all rolls while shifted, but must fight any other werecreature with this perk you encounter, and if you lose, this perk is lost.
Pack Hunter
Most wolves and other werebeasts will not try to attack you, no matter what shape you are currently in. in fact, they may just come to your aid when you least expect it.
Effect: When changed into your beast form, there is a chance a nearby wolf will come to your aid in combat. When outdoors, you may roll an additional 20 each turn you are transformed, and if you roll 15 or over you have succeeded in summoning a wolf to attack your target. Once you have a wolf summoned, you gain an additional damage roll per turn (without modifiers). Your wolf needs a natural 15 or over to hit. In addition to this, feral or NPC werebeasts will not attack you even if you are in your mortal form.
Death Throes
Wereboar only. Pain only makes you angrier, and you make sure to give as good as you get.
Effect: When dealt a critical hit in melee, you automatically gain the ability to counter attack. Roll a 2 to see how much damage your attacker took.
Ghastly Gourmet
Werevulture only. What might nauseate others causes you to salivate. You can survive on flesh in any condition, be it raw, uncooked, rotten or diseased. In addition, you are immune to all ingested poisons.
Effect: You gain poison immunity and can gain health from eating flesh.
Howl of the Brotherhood
Werewolf only. Your call lifts the spirits of your packmates, and send your prey scurrying.
Effect: You can choose to spend your turn howling, granting your allies a +1 to attacks and inflicting a -1 on defense rolls for foes for one round. This bonus is doubled when targeting wolves or other werewolves.
Roar of the Beast King
Werelion only. The heart of a king thunders in your breast, and you can let that thunder roar.
Effect: You gain a +2 on intimidation checks if a foe can hear you, and you can attempt to intimidate all foes in earshot at once.
Silver Tongue
You are no longer solely bound to your bestial state, even when transformed. No more needing to roar and flail to try to communicate.
Effect: You can now talk while in your changed shape, assuming of course you haven't gone berserk.
Ursine Armor
Werebear only. Your hide is particularly thick and tough, even among other manbeasts.
Effect: You gain -1 damage reduction, which stacks with your regular lycanthropic damage reduction.


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Primi Piatti
Ravioli all' Ossobuco e Tartufo$ 24.00
Ravioli stuffed with braised veal shank in a black truffle and mushroom sauce
Pappardelle al Sugo di Ossobuco$ 26.00
House-made pappardelle pasta with slowly roasted veal shank and tomato sauce
Fregola Sarda ai Frutti di Mare$ 24.00
Sardinian couscous style pasta in a double reduction of fish tomato broth tossed with garlic, olive oil and fresh mixed seafood
Gnocchetti alla Campidanese$ 16.00
Handmade small Sardinian pasta with fresh tomato sauce and sausage
Cassulli di Carloforte$ 22.00
Artisanal Sardinian pasta with pesto, shrimp, clams and fresh tuna
Spaghetti al Cartoccio$ 28.00
Spaghetti with mixed seafood in a fresh tomato sauce covered with a thin pillow of pizza dough and baked in our wood-burning oven
Spaghetti alla Bottarga$ 18.00
Garlic and extra-virgin olive oil, crushed red pepper, with shaved bottarga (salt-cured mullet roe)
Linguine alle Vongole$ 18.00
Linguine with clams in a Vermentino white wine and garlic sauce
Fiocchetti di Ricotta e Tartufo$ 24.00
Fresh pasta filled with ricotta and truffle in a mushroom cream sauce
Gnocchi di Patate con Fonduta$ 18.00
Handmade potato gnocchi with creamy pecorino sauce
Lasagna Bolognese$ 16.00
Lasagna with a bolognese (meat) sauce
Secondi Piatti
Tagliata di Filetto*$ 34.00
Sliced filet mignon with pecorino Sardo in a balsalmic reduction served with rustic potatoes
Costoletta di Maiale alla Sarda$ 24.00
Grilled 12oz pork chop topped with ham and pecorino sardo finished in our wood burning oven, served with arugula and romaine salad
Scaloppine di Pollo ai Funghi$ 21.00
Pan seared chicken cutlets in a Vermentino white wine and champignon mushroom sauce, served with truffle mashed potatoes
Pollo alla Gallurese$ 22.00
Pan-seared breast of chicken topped with prosciutto cotto, mushroom and fontina cheese, served with eggplant caponata
Filetto di Branzino alla Piastra$ 24.00
Grilled Mediterranean sea bass fillet served with grilled asparagus and sautéed mushrooms
Zuppa di Pesce alla Sarda$ 26.00
Mixed seafood served Sardinian style in a double reduction of tomato prawn broth with Sardinian bread
Gamberoni alla Griglia$ 36.00
Grilled jumbo prawns with sautéed vegetables
Salmone al Moscato$ 22.00
Salmon in Moscato wine sauce prepared with saffron, potatoes, and cherry tomatoes
Side Dishes
Sautéed Spinach$ 6.00
Sautéed Asparagus$ 6.00
Rustic Potatoes with Rosemary$ 6.00
Mashed Potatoes$ 6.00
Sautéed Garlic Green Beans$ 6.00
Eggplant Caponata$ 6.00
Note: Our pastas are available with bolognese, marinara, puttanesca or aglio e olio.
Many of our dishes can be made vegetarian or gluten-free. Ask your server for recommendations.
*Consumption of raw or undercooked foods, such as fish, beef, chicken, seafood and egg products can increase the risk of foodborne illness.
18 % Gratuity will be applied to parties of 6 or more.

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Seasons2016-17Everton News
Coleman injury hands Everton defensive headache
The Irishman was a doubt for today's season-opener against Tottenham Hotspur with an ankle injury and tests have now confirmed that he will be out of action for longer than just this weekend.
Ronald Koeman delivered the news before kick-off that Coleman will be sidelined for "several weeks", a development that complicates the Dutchman's plans because the Blues have no experienced cover at the right-back position.
The manager had indicated previously that he expects to sign a maximum of four players before this month's transfer deadline, with a winger, another centre half, a striker and goalkeeper assumed to be his priorities so it's unclear if he will change his plans given the Coleman news.
Koeman opted for a back three in the 1-1 draw with Spurs, with James McCarthy and then substitute Tom Cleverley deployed in the right wing-back role and Mason Holgate selected in the centre.
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1 Posted 13/08/2016 at 17:14:54
2 Posted 13/08/2016 at 18:41:27
4 Posted 13/08/2016 at 20:28:59
5 Posted 13/08/2016 at 20:43:08
Seamus is one of our stronger players.
6 Posted 13/08/2016 at 21:13:34
8 Posted 13/08/2016 at 21:34:42
9 Posted 13/08/2016 at 22:03:49
10 Posted 13/08/2016 at 22:40:50
Overall a fine effort from him and McCarthy on that side, but Seamus will definitely be missed.
11 Posted 14/08/2016 at 09:26:20
Not a 'hands on hips' merchant and I would imagine he figures strongly in the Gaffer's plans. Hope he makes a quick recovery.
13 Posted 15/08/2016 at 17:06:05
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Nairobi is the best place to stay if you are thinking of staying in star hotels in Kenya. It's exciting luxury hotels offer the best accommodation at the best price. Check out the list of the top hotels mentioned below.
1. Nairobi Serena Hotel
One of the best hotels in Nairobi is Serena Hotel. It is situated in the heart of Nairobi. The extensive ground of Serena Hotel contains a fitness center and spa. Guests can relax in a sun lounger beside the outdoor pool, which is surrounded by palm trees.
The elegant and spacious rooms have wooden furniture. They are equipped with a TV, air-conditioning and a private bathroom. Free Wi-Fi is provided.
It offers a fine-dining restaurant with a seasonal menu and extensive wine cellar. Guests can enjoy a variety of snacks and drinks at the poolside bar or a cocktail at the Aksum Bar.
2. Laico Regency (formerly Grand Regency Hotel)
One of the top 5 star hotels in Nairobi city center is Laico Regency. It offers spacious rooms with elegant décor and is located at the center of Nairobi. It also includes a spa, shopping arcade, and 5 restaurants. Free WiFi and parking is available.
The air-conditioned rooms have views of the park or city center. All include a TV with satellite channels and a bathroom stocked with bathrobes and free toiletries. Some rooms have a separate seating area. It has its Royal Terrace Coffee Shop. There is a pool bar, which offers a barbecue buffet and live entertainment on Sundays.
Laico Regency has an outdoor pool with a sun-lounger terrace.
3. Windsor Golf Resort
One of the best hotels in Kenya Nairobi is Windsor Golf Resort. It features an 18-Hole Championship Golf Course, gym facilities including tennis and squash courts, and a heated swimming pool. Windsor Golf Hotel & Country Club is situated a mere 15 minutes drive from Nairobi's central business district.
All rooms, suites and cottages feature a view of the golf course and come with free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV and en-suite bathrooms. The suites and cottages also include a seating area.
Guests at the Windsor can have free access to the outdoor facilities, such as the swimming pool, tennis courts and jogging tracks. The restaurants offer a wide range of international dishes, and drinks are available at the 2 bars.
4. Nairobi Safari Club (Lilian Towers)
One of the new hotels in Nairobi. Safari Club offers an outdoor swimming pool, spa and wellness center and sauna. Nairobi Safari Club offers rooms in the Central Business District in Nairobi. The property has free WiFi access throughout.
With air conditioning, each room is equipped with a satellite flat-screen TV and safety deposit box. The private bathroom comes with a bath, shower, bidet and hairdryer.
The restaurant serves typical Kenyan cuisine and International classics. A continental breakfast is served daily in the breakfast room, including hot beverages, sweet pastries and savoury snacks.
Guests can enjoy the fitness centre and the massage service on request. A 24-hour front desk service is also available.
5. The Sarova Stanley Hotel
One of the best hotels in Nairobi, Sarova Stanley features a pool terrace and 3 restaurants. The hotel Sarova Stanley is located in central Nairobi. It offers a bar, fitness center, and luxury rooms with free WiFi. Complimentary private parking is also provided.
Most of the rooms at the Sarova overlook Nairobi, and all of them are elegantly decorated in a classic style. They all have a seating area or separate living room with a satellite TV and they also have a private bathroom.
The Pool Deck Restaurant is located on the fifth floor and serves al fresco buffet-style meals. The Thorn Tree Café is an open-air, bistro style café, and the Thai Chi offers authentic Thai cuisine.
The Stanley Health Club includes a fitness area, a sauna, and a steam bath.
6. Inter Continental
The hotel Intercontinental is considered among top hotels in Nairobi. Inter Continental is situated merely a 30-minute drive from Nairobi National Park, this hotel features a heated outdoor pool, a wellness center with a gym and a colonial-style Safari Bar serving cocktails and light snacks.
Spacious and warmly decorated, all air-conditioned rooms and suites at InterContinental Nairobi come with a satellite TV and views of Nairobi, the pool or Uhuru Park. Some accommodations have an additional lounge or kitchen.
A breakfast buffet is available daily at InterContinental's dining room. For dinner, there is an à la carte menu, and the bar organises themed music nights regularly with R&B or jazz performances.
7. Hilton
It is among the top hotels in Nairobi CBD, Hilton Nairobi offers luxurious accommodation a mere 5-minutes' walk from Kenyatta International Convention Center. It features spa facilities, 5 dining outlets and a heated outdoor swimming pool surrounded by sun loungers.
The guest rooms at the Hilton Nairobi are bright and airy and feature authentic décor. They feature a flat-screen LED cable TV, a seating area with armchairs and a bathroom with luxury toiletries. Tea-and-coffee-making facilities are included. Some rooms offer a view of the city or pool and some have a spacious patio. Guests also have a choice of executive rooms located on higher floors of the tower which provide for exclusive access to the Executive Lounge offering complimentary breakfast and refreshments throughout the day.
The "Traveller's Restaurant" serves a fusion of continental cuisine and is decorated with leather suitcases and travelling accessories to resemble an old-fashioned train. There is also the Sale E Pepe Restaurant, which specializes in Italian gourmet dishes. Snacks and barbecues are available at the outdoor pool restaurant and bar. Guests can indulge in cakes, pastries and brewed coffee at Café American.
The hotel has stylishly furnished banquet rooms, an elegant ballroom and also features a state of the art boardroom ideal for executive meetings. Leisure options offered by the hotel include a modern health club with personal trainers, aerobic and Zumba classes, a heated outdoor pool, sauna and therapeutic massages.
8. The Concord Hotel and Suites
One of the top hotels in Westlands Nairobi, The Concord Hotel offers free WiFi, an outdoor pool and a terrace, The Concord Hotel & Suites offers five-star accommodation in Nairobi and is located 5 kms from Nairobi National Museum. The hotel features a spa, sauna and fitness center, and free private parking is available on site.
Each room at this hotel is air-conditioned and features a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. They are all equipped with a work desk, electronic safe, telephones and a minibar. The spacious en-suite bathrooms have a bath, toiletries, bathrobes, slippers and a hairdryer is also provided for your comfort. One set of laundry per room, per day, is complimentary.
Guests can enjoy a meal at a variety of restaurants and outlets on the premises, as well as enjoy 24-hour room service. Tea-and-coffee-making facilities and a fruit basket are provided for each room.
9. The Boma Nairobi
It is among the popular hotels in South b, Nairobi. The Boma Hotel is one which offers spacious rooms with warm and contemporary décor. Guests can relax at the outdoor pool or enjoy a treatment at the spa and wellness center. It is an amazing 3 star hotels in Nairobi.
All air-conditioned rooms are soundproof and have an iPod docking station. The generous seating area, overlooking the city, features a flat-screen TV and a working desk.
Johari Restaurant serves international cuisine and Tembo Bistro is an a la carte restaurant, offering seasonal and organic dishes. The Cocktail bar offers further refreshments.
The Boma Nairobi has a concierge service and a 24-hour reception desk, where guests can seek assistance for trips and tours. Packed lunches are also provided. Though enlisted in 3-star hotels, The Boma is also considered as one of the best five star hotels in Nairobi.
10. Cloud Hotel and Suites
Cloud Hotel and Suites is among the hotels in parklands, Nairobi. It is located 1 km from the City Park and 6 km from Nairobi central. Cloud Hotel & Suites offers an outdoor pool, rooftop restaurant and 24-hour front desk. Free WiFi and parking is also available.
The elegant and African-inspired rooms and suites will provide you with a flat-screen TV, air conditioning, a work desk and iPod docking station. The more spacious suites also offer a seating area with sofa. The private bathrooms are fitted with a hairdryer and free toiletries.
Breakfast is served at the rooftop restaurant by the pool, overlooking the city.
Other facilities offered include a games room, a nightclub, a casino, a tour desk, and meeting facilities. Located in a shopping mall, guests also have easy access to banks, foreign exchange bureaus and supermarket. It is also one of the best 4 star hotels in Nairobi.
11. Four Points by Sheraton
One of the top hotels in Hurlingham, Nairobi. Four Points By Sheraton is located in Hurlingham which is a 10 minutes' drive from Nairobi's central business district and 20 km from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. It features a swimming pool, a lounge, 2 restaurants and a gym.
Each air-conditioned room offers a view of the city and comes equipped with a satellite TV, minibar and tea-and-coffee-making facilities. The private bathroom includes a shower and free toiletries.
The restaurants at Four Points By Sheraton serves a variety of local and international cuisines. The bar offers views of the Nairobi skyline. It is considered as one of the decent Hotels in Nairobi west.
12. The Monarch Hotel
It is among the hotels in upper hill, Nairobi, The Monarch Hotel offers a restaurant and a fitness center. The Monarch Hotel is a contemporary, modestly-styled building, set up in the classy Kilimani area of Nairobi. It is one of popular affordable hotels in Nairobi.
Each room provides you with cable and satellite TV. Extras include a business center, lounge and an outdoor sitting area and a safety deposit box. You can enjoy the view of the city from the room.
At The Monarch Hotel, you will find a 24-hour front desk and a terrace and free parking is possible on site.
The hotel is 3 km from Nairobi CBD, and 7 km from Nairobi National Park. Jomo Kenyatta International Airport is a 30-minute drive away. The Monarch is featured among the best budget hotels in Nairobi.
13. Hotel Kipepeo
Among the cheap hotels in Nairobi CBD, Hotel Kipepeo features a shared lounge and bar. Offering a restaurant, the property is located within 200 m of Heltz Driving School. The accommodation provides a 24-hour front desk, an ATM and buying tickets for guests. It is also one of the affordable hotels in Ngara Nairobi.
At the hotel, all rooms are equipped with a desk. Rooms include a private bathroom with a shower. All guest rooms in Hotel Kipepeo are equipped with a flat-screen TV and free toiletries.
14. Ibis Styles
It is among the best hotels in Westlands, Nairobi. Ibis Styles offers a terrace and view of the city, Tune Hotel Nairobi Westlands is situated in the Westlands district in Nairobi. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Free WiFi is offered throughout the property and private parking is available on site. It is one of the Good hotels in Nairobi.
Every room comes with a flat-screen TV. All rooms come with a private bathroom. Extras include free toiletries and a hairdryer.
This hotel claims itself as one of the best budget hotels in Nairobi.


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hey guys,
i have a bba and playing with it online. Have no probs for pso, pod, toy racer as well.
But now i would to play some other games via 33k oder 56k modem and a ubuntu dc-pc server. So i configure this one fine, i thopught. I can connect to pso, connect to the internet via browser and then i tried to connect to worms, monaco, but it wont work. i dont know why, cause pso and browser are workling but no other games worked.
I put the bba on the dreamcast, connecting to POD Speedzone- all fine. Then i connect my 33k Modem and i will connect but it wont work.
if i use the ubuntu proxy server connection and pso will work, what im doing wrong cause the other games wont work. You know what i meaning?
Im knowing abput some issues with the number of outside, then im knowing abput some issues with dns settings and so on... so i know what im doing to 90% The only thing i dont tried know, maybe its the connection with a 33k Modem failed? I tried to 2 33k Modems and its the same probs... i cant find my 56k modem, maybe the ip 22.214.171.124 only works with 56k Modem?
for exampe, the call to my ubuntu server will work, then i will get the information the game tried to connect to the game server. In every game its the same issue, mybe the server 22.214.171.124 dontl ike me, but i dont know why POD Speedzone say to me: "Login Failed - Read configuration failed - Http server not resolved by dns"
So but thats not a problem with PSO, i set the dc on automatic and confige the dns setting in the ppp/options File in Ubuntu.


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2016-05-23T13:30:00 Pacific/Auckland
The long awaited arrival of more seasonal winter weather has allowed Ruapehu District Council (RDC) to finally lift water restrictions for Raetihi which have been in place since Christmas.
Raetihi draws its water from the Makotuku River and requires a minimum flow of 115 litres/second as measured at the SH49A Bridge for restrictions to be lifted.
When the flow drops below 115 litres/second water restrictions are automatically implemented.
RDC Environmental Assistant Julia Fincham said that average river flows for the Makotuku have remained largely below the minimum flow level of 115 litres/second during the five months since water restrictions were put in place on 29 December 2015.
"Following heavy rainfall over the previous week the average river flow levels for the Makotuku are now sitting at 1862 litres per second (National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA) recording Monday 23 May) giving Council the confidence to lift the water restrictions."
is unusual for water restrictions to need to be in place this late in
the year and hopefully it's not a sign of things to come," she said.
addition to forcing the implementation of water use restrictions the
low flows we have had encourage the growth of naturally occurring
bacteria and algae in warmer months which can affect the taste and odour of the water."
"In an effort to provide greater transparency around issues affecting Raetihi's water supply Council has been publishing graphs of water flows on the Makotuku River on our Facebook page and website."
"We have also been posting the river flow graphs for the Whanganui River which supplies water for Taumarunui and Matapuna townships."
"This additional information has been really well received by the community."
"With water restrictions now lifted Council will no longer be posting the river flow graphs until next summer."
still interested in getting this information can however still find it
via a link on Council's website under Water Services."