Ascheritte's Character Sheet

> [[ Ascheritte ]]
> [[ Primary Archetype: Brawler ]]
> [[ Secondary Archetype: None ]]
> [[ HP: 35 / 35 ]]
> [[ PP: 10 / 10 (16) ]]
> [[ Level 11: 0 EXP Available ]]

>> [[ Techniques ]]
• [[ General ]]
* Natural-born Fighter [[ Passive - MAX ]]: Gain basic skill in wielded standard melee weapons.

• [[ Brawler – Armsmaster ]]
* Melee Mastery [[ Passive ]] : Effectiveness of the user’s attacks with melee weapons is improved.
* Flurry [[ Passive ]] : When attacking with a wielded weapon, the user has a chance to gain a temporary attack speed boost.
* Two-handed Mastery [[ Passive ]] :  Effectiveness of the user’s attacks with two-handed melee weapons is improved. Additionally, slightly reduces fatigue penalties for maneuvering with large weapons.
* Titan's Grip [[ Passive ]] : Allows the user to comfortably wield a two-handed melee weapon in one hand; additionally, when wielding oversized weapons, Fatigue buildup is reduced.
* Concussive Strike [[ 5 PP ]]: By attacking with a wielded weapon, the user generates a shockwave of force that knocks back opponents.

• [[ Brawler – Guardian ]]
* Iron Body [[ Passive ]]: Reduces incoming damage. Improve damage reduction with additional Guardian skills.
* Combat Regeneration [[ Passive ]]: Gradually regenerate lost HP during combat.

• [[ Brawler – Fleetfoot ]]
* Lightning Reflexes [[ Passive ]]: Minor increase in the chance to dodge attacks. Improve dodge with additional Fleetfoot skills.

• [[ Celestial ]]
* Strife Memoriam [[ 0 PP ]] - Inflict upon your foes the ceaseless artifacts of memory. With greater Celestial influence, transcend memory itself. [Commit Cost: 6 / Max Memories: 4 ]
	• Memories Allocated [[ Max 1 ]]:
		- Memory of Exile: Ignore all mobility penalties unless completely dismembered. Exit state by shaping remaining Celestial power into one-use melee weapon - explosion may harm user.
	• Memories Available:
		- Memory of Rust: Temporarily walk on air. Fire Celestial lightning bolts to deal non-elemental magic damage.
		- Memory of Ruby: Temporarily fire lasers from Strife Memoriam. Exert greater physical effect on the environment, allowing for feats of strength.
		- Memory of Marble: Temporarily gain immense damage resistance and health regeneration. Minor unarmed damage increase. Severe reduction in manual dexterity.
* ??? (+1) [[ Unknown Effect ]]

> [[ Skills ]] : Improving Skills will greatly improve damage of a given weapon type.
Unarmed 1
Sabres 1
Polearms 1
Straight Swords 1
Greatswords 1
Shields 0
Long-Guns 0

> [[ Perks ]] : When improving a Perk, select a technique associated with that Perk – once a selection is complete, either improve the effectiveness of that Perk, or gain a new associated technique.
Armsmaster 4
Fleetfoot 1
Guardian 3

> [[ Ongoing Effects ]]
* Damage Resistance Up (+5) [[ Granted by: pegasus gilded cuirass (+), aethersteel chain helm (+), handcrafted lavastrider boots (+), star-plate leggings (+2) ]]
* Paleflame Weapon (+2) [[ Granted by: colossal pale aethersteel greatsword ]]: Attacks with this weapon will deal additional non-elemental magic damage. (A paleflame weapon rejects most enhancements.)
* Spellshield (+1) [[ Granted by: aetherbinder's cloak ]]: Reduces incoming elemental magic damage.
* Nullify (+1) [[ Granted by: aethersteel chain helm ]]: Reduces incoming non-elemental magic damage.
* Nobility (+2) [[ Granted by: last argument of kings ]]: Unknown effect.
* Power Charge [[ Granted by: pegasus gilded cuirass ]]: Charging attacks will resist interruption and behave as if you are heavier.
* Fireproof Defense [[ Granted by: reinforced moltensteel bulwark ]] : Impose shield between self and source of damage to greatly reduce effect of incoming fire projectiles and area attacks.
* Onyx Weapon [[ Granted by: onyx-studded gauntlets ]]: Attacks with onyx weapons will deal bonus damage to unarmored targets, but are overall less effective against heavy armor than standard weapons.
* Molten Step [[ Granted by: handcrafted lavastrider boots ]] : Item can’t receive durability damage from fire. Increase standing jump height. With a short cooldown, walk briefly on and jump from lava surfaces without harm.
* Fall Damage Down [[ Granted by: star-plate leggings ]]: Reduces damage from falling and colliding 'safely' with the environment.
* Relic [[ Granted by: the last argument of kings ]]: A relic can't be repaired or modified without Celestial power.
* Mobility Down (-1) [[ Granted by: star-plate leggings (-) ]]: Reduces speed and evasion.
* Durability Up [[ Granted by: reinforced moltensteel bulwark ]]: An item with enhanced durability is harder to break, and will not often require repairs.

> [[ Known Effects ]]
* Fire Weapon [[ Granted by: steel bastard sword ]]: Attacks with this weapon will deal bonus fire damage.
* Cold Weapon [[ Granted by: hoarfrost ]]: Attacks with a cold weapon deal bonus Ice damage, slightly reducing the movement and attack speed of targets.
* Nobility [[ Granted by: royal guard full helm ]]: Unknown effect.
* Bloodletter Weapon [[ Granted by: bloodletter iron naginata ]]: Causes bleeding on successful hits. Effective versus light/no armor.
* Magnified Optics [[ Granted by: rubi ]]: Improved accuracy at long range.
* Durability Up [[ Granted by: lucky wooden buckler ]]: An item with enhanced durability is harder to break, and will not often require repairs.
* Free Climbing Up [[ Granted by: silverwing boots ]]: Increases ability to scale walls and abnormal surfaces without tools.
* Damage Resistance Up [[ Granted by: iron gauntlets (+), handcrafted lavastrider boots (+), earthsea royal guard faulds (+), royal guard's full helm (+), silverwing boots (+) ]]

> Inventory [[ Ascheritte ]]
Strife Memoriam, a Celestial artifact (worn, accessory, soulbound, 6/16 PP committed)
“The Last Argument of Kings”, a masterwork relic greatsword (wielded, right hand)
reinforced moltensteel bulwark (wielded, left hand)
aetherbinder's cloak (worn, covering chest/head)
aethersteel chain helm (worn, head)
pegasus gilded cuirass (worn, chest)
onyx-studded gauntlets (worn, hands)
star-plate leggings (worn, legs)
handcrafted lavastrider boots (masterwork, worn, feet)
earthsea royal signet ring (worn, right hand)
"Dross", an aberrant fluxsaber (alternate weapon, worn on belt)
Unique Identifier: Ascheritte (worn, fixed, soulbound)
> Stored in [[ Unique Identifier: Ascheritte ]]
3520 credits
Symbol of Fire
Sanctum Keystone
colossal pale aethersteel greatsword
“Hoarfrost”, a handcrafted aethersteel punching dagger
“Rubi”, a handcrafted scoped silverwing longcaster
lucky wooden buckler
steel bastard sword (empowered by Fire: burning insect heart, cursed)
royal guard's full helm (head, damaged)
earthsea royal guard faulds (legs)
leather boots (feet)
bloodletter iron naginata (damaged)
iron gauntlets (hands, damaged)
silverwing boots (cursed)
ancient flame whetstone
primitive araneid greataxe
healing potion x2 (consumable)
healing potion x2 (consumable, cursed)
lesser healing potion (consumable)
trail marker
moonroot elixir
herbs and poultices x2
earthsea coin x4803
aethersteel bar x1
aethersteel bar x1 (cursed)
ivory homunculus claw (cursed)
resonant fractalline crystal x1
raw fractaline crystal x4
ceramic plate x2
fractalline crystal
worm tooth x2
onyx shard, large (cursed)
onyx shard, small x1
steel bar
tabard “Let's Get Weird – Guild Leader”
rucksack (empty)
backpack
> Stored in [[ Backpack ]]
four-leaf clover
exploring gear x2 (consumable)
wrought-iron chain x1
wrought-iron spike, poisoned x3
potion of sickness (consumable)
proto-human rib x4
pristine brand of the exile

> [[ Contacts ]]
* Smith, a Technician. The first player you met. Hunts player-killing Nameless around Averron City, with a stunning drone and bootknife. A bit eccentric, Smith seems morally ambiguous, if not corrupt, and appears very eager to cause as much pain to the Nameless as possible. Has a workshop in one of Averron's player housing districts, where he builds drones; you haven’t interacted with him in a while.
* Nel. An Explorer. Wears rare rawhide armor and lizard-scale boots, and dual wields long knives in combat. One of the first people you met in-game, Nel was originally a bit callous, but seemed to soften up a bit after burying his first in-game friend. Boisterous, and a bit feminine in appearance and demeanor, but is skilled with the in-game mapping and exploration tools and has proven to be a highly reliable scout and combatant.
* Ayla. A Technician. Wears a form-fitting jumpsuit and a pair of goggles when working, and uses handguns and explosives in combat. One of three primary leaders of the Averron Alliance, Ayla is the Guild Master of the Writ Keepers, a heavy roleplaying guild that hopes to interpret the game’s lore to a mechanical advantage. Friendly and highly intelligent, but not fond of conflict, Ayla seems to have a heightened understanding, through character skills or personal intuition, of the game’s crafting and mechanics system.
* Tatsumaki. A Brawler. Several heads shorter than you with a build lithe and lean, and short hair done up to look like cat ears. Switches armor often, but keeps her chest bound and hands wrapped in bandages; Tatsumaki is a powerful unarmed fighter equipped with armored gauntlets. One of the first players you grouped with in-game. Though she is shy and speaks almost no English, she is highly dependable both in combat skill and the fact that you’ve never caught her offline.
* Vision, a Gunner. Tall, with messy black hair and darker skin than yours. Part of the first party you formed, he seemed a bit callous, especially regarding the Celestial Gems, but eventually loosened up. Though a decent shot with a long-gun, you take it he isn’t comfortable in situations where he’s not leading.
* Aelriss. An Artificer. Tall, with long, braided hair and a loose white hooded cloak worn over a mail vest. Though her character’s skills seem to be based on staff fighting and elementalism, Aelriss’s true potential lies within the Aven Cordis, a Celestial Artifact which allows her to command and control a spellcasting Bird-of-Paradise. Called Eunoia, her familiar’s abilities are indispensable in combat, making her a force to be reckoned with. The two of you work together well, though you’re not sure you’ve figured her out yet.
* Donnel, a Brawler. A fair-skinned gentleman who keeps his yellow hair tied back, Donnel wears an intimidating mask and armor much like yours in combat. One of Aelriss’s friends first, Donnel is a competent fighter with a claymore sword. Though ready and willing to help out a friend in need, and even pass up on loot if someone else deserves it more—he is highly unforgiving of the Nameless, and seems eager to engage in player versus player combat.
* Liza, a Brawler. About your height, with unnaturally deep-red hair and bright eyes, her appearance is somewhere between nonchalantly collected and highly severe—and so, commands respect. The foremost member of the Averron Alliance, Liza is the Guild Master of the Crimson Guardians. Her Celestial Artifact, the Crimson Wings, allow her to take flight at high speeds for extended periods; comprised of highly advanced technology, they can collapse into her armor when not in use. She seems to be a fine leader, but seems to rely on her own best judgment in important situations, which has earned her scorn in the eyes of some.
* Vyx, a Gunner. Wears a tight-fitting red cloak over leather garments with a spiked motif, and fights with a pair of rapid-fire handguns. Though you took her for somewhat moody and immature, Vyx is quite reasonable when in the company of a group of competent allies. The most animated, and likely the most dangerous Gunner you’ve seen, her skill in the raid against Kjorikos was enough to land her a spot in the Crimson Guardians.
* Sulya. A member of the Writ Keepers who fights with twin swords. Exotic in appearance, she seems devoted to the game’s lore, able to quickly aggregate large amounts of information from public sources to form theories that stand given in-game evidence. However, you don’t know her well enough to comment.

> [[ Locations ]]
* Averron City: An underground city that serves as one of the starting points for players. A bustling hub for quests and adventure, it's filled with both Named and Nameless, though most efforts are currently focused on finding a way to the surface of the world. The city itself is a Celestial Manifestation, created by Andor, Liza, and Ayla (now leaders or officers of the guilds in the Averron Alliance) using a Materialization Altar in the center of town.
* Averron Observatory: Once the sanctum of a corrupted Artificer called Kjorikos, the Observatory was made manifest by the offering of a hoard of Celestial Gems taken by a raid. With your name on the Altar along that of Ayla, Andor, and Kainzo (an officer of the Crimson Guardians), you collect fees and have some control over the place. Within, there are such facilities as a simulation of the Overworld where gardens can grow, a test chamber where individuals can safely fight other players or test weapons against homunculi, and an underground forge kept alight by a strange and ambitious NPC.

> [[ Factions and Terms ]]
* a Celestial Materialization Altar is some sort of statue that allows you to offer items to the gods, or offer Celestial Gems in exchange for a piece of equipment called a Celestial Artifact. There are varying tiers of Altars, some of which allow players to create environments called Manifestations; this is how Averron City, as well as the Averron Observatory, came to be.

* the Nameless are players who have died and lost their UI, though it sounds like there are other ways to become one of them. Without a UI, one doesn't have a name, and can't maintain contacts or a message board; in addition, they're forced to use traditional bags to carry their equipment around, and the game is arbitrarily more difficult for them because they allegedly "feel more pain" when suffering VR hits.
* Regular players are referred to as Named or Identified.

> [[ Averron Alliance ]]
* The Averron Alliance consists of the three major guilds by numbers, power, or influence in Averron City: the Disposable Heroes, the Crimson Guardians, and the Writ Keepers.
* The Disposable Heroes are the largest guild in Averron—this might be because they have few proper standards for recruiting, and appreciate the opportunity to form a friendly community for new players. Allegedly casual and laid-back, some of their members are known for serving as peacekeepers or guardsmen in Averron City proper. You’ve raided with Andor, their alleged second-in-command; their leader is a man named Sven, whom you have yet to interact with.
* The Writ Keepers are a heavy roleplaying guild led by Ayla. Focused on getting ahead in the game by interpreting messages in the lore and environment—as well as on creating a properly immersive environment for those who can’t help but find themselves ‘in-character’ in the world of Broken Sky, they appear to have many of the skilled Artificers and Technicians in Averron amongst their ranks.
* The Crimson Guardians are the smallest of the three guilds, but are allegedly the strongest guild in Averron City by player level and skill. They are the only guild with a “strict application process”, and their guild hall is opulent enough to match their status; additionally, their leader and all three of their officers possess Celestial Artifacts. You can’t imagine what it would be like to see them together on the battlefield.

> [[ Other Guilds ]]
* The Averron Guard is a coalition of players who have taken the role of city guards, to enforce the neutrality policy set in place by the Alliance.
* Freakshow is a guild comprised of mostly Nameless; their icon is of a crudely-drawn harlequin, and they've been accused of being an organized legion of PKers. Many of their members seem to take refuge in Averron's warehouse district; you've been told not to go alone. Though their leader was once a man called Anaximander, who possessed the supernatural power of teleportation, he has currently departed from Averron, leaving a mysterious woman named Freya in his stead.

> [[ Other Cities ]]
* Allestria is the first city you were able to contact. A party of adventurers reaching out using technology found in an active dungeon was on the other side, and you discussed your circumstances before they were forced to depart, noting that they’d try to make contact again soon. Their city is structured similarly to Averron, with a pair of guilds holding the major power and enforcing neutrality in town; they have not explored many of their lower branches or even theorized the construction of an Excavator.
* Hecatelia is the second city you established contact with. An absolute monarchy ruled by an individual called Hecatel—humbled by her power, you aren’t even sure she’s human. Their technological level was far in excess of yours, boasting a temporarily-functional Excavator. Though they have no trouble with Nameless, a guild of terrorists in their branch of the underground has declared war on the effort to reach the surface.
> Veska is the name of a city mentioned by the Allestrian party.
> Altinnea is the name of a city you read on an imageboard.

> [[ Notes ]]
> [[ LEVELING UP ]]
> [[ When spending EXP, you may perform any of the following actions: ]]
* Increase the level of a weapon skill
* Improve HP or PP
* Improve a Perk.