1. #1Mechanic: Armor Class (AC)

   Keys: AC, armor class, 🛡

   Armor Class (AC)

   AC is the number an attacker must meet or exceed to hit a target. AC = 10 + DEX modifier (only if unarmored or wearing light armor) + armor type bonus

   UI format: "🛡 AC: "

   Examples: • +3 DEX with light armor (+1) → AC: 14 • +3 DEX with medium armor (+2, but ignores DEX) → AC: 12

2. #2Mechanic: Hit Points (HP)

   Keys: HP, Hit Points, death, dead, ❤️‍🩹

   Hit Points (HP):

   Represents the amount of damage a character can take without dying. HP is reduced when taking damage and is recovered through healing magic, healing items or resting. 0 HP = Dead.

   UI: "❤️‍🩹 HP: <X/Y>" (With X being current HP and Y being max HP.)

3. #3Mechanic: Rest

   Keys: rest, recover

   ##Rest: A full rest restores:

   • All HP
   • All spell slots
   • Any temporary penalties
4. #4Mechanic: Difficulty Check (DC)

   Keys: roll, check, DC

   ##Difficulty Check (DC): All uncertain actions use 1d20 + modifier vs DC.

   • DC 10 = Easy, DC 15 = Standard, DC 20 = Hard.
   • Success: result ≥ DC.
   • Failure: result < DC.

   Example: Player wants to climb a wall. DM sets DC 15. Player rolls 1d20 + STR mod. 15+ = climbs. <15 = slips.

5. #5Ability: STR

   Keys: STR, CON, constitution, strength, physical, melee, toughness

   STR (Strength):

   Represents physical strength, toughness, melee accuracy.

6. #6Ability: DEX

   Keys: DEX, stealth, finesse, agility, speed, ranged, reflex

   DEX (Dexterity):

   Represents agility, speed, reflexes, finesse, stealth, ranged accuracy.

7. #7Ability: MIND

   Keys: MIND, magic, knowledge, wisdom, perception, social, charisma, charm

   ##MIND: Represents magic, knowledge, wisdom, perception, social ability, charisma

8. #8Mechanic: Spell Save

   Keys: spell, save, saving throw, magic, resistance, cast

   Spell Save:

   If a spell allows resistance: • DM sets a Spell DC (10 easy, 15 standard, 20 hard). • Target rolls 1d20 + MIND. • Result ≥ DC = resist the spell. • Result < DC = spell takes effect.

9. #9Creature: Small

   Keys: Small, Creature, enemy, goblin, trash, kobold, rat, slime, hilichurl

   Small Creature Template:

   HP: 4 AC: 10 Attack Bonus: +1 Damage: 1d6

   Definition: fast, fragile, common trash mobs. Examples: Goblin, Kobold, Giant Rat, Hilichurl (basic), Slime (small)

10. #10Creature: Medium

    Keys: Medium, Creature, monster, orc, bandit, mitachurl, zombie, enemy

    Medium Creature Template:

    HP: 8 AC: 12 Attack Bonus: +2 Damage: 1d8

    Definition: mainline combatants, solid but not deadly. Examples: Orc, Bandit, Guard, Soldier, Gnoll, Zombie, Mitachurl, Large Slime

11. #11Creature: Large

    Keys: Large, Creature, Monster, Ogre, Troll, ruin hunter

    Large Creature Template:

    HP: 12 AC: 14 Attack Bonus: +3 Damage: 1d10

    Definition: high-threat enemies or heavy hitters. Examples: Ogre, Troll, Minotaur, Ruin Hunter

12. #12Creature: Elite

    Keys: Elite, creature, monster, mini-boss, strong, wyvern

    Elite Creature Template:

    HP: 16 AC: 15 Attack Bonus: +4 Damage: 1d10+2

    Definition: mini-bosses, strong abilities, multi-turn fights. Examples: Veteran Knight, Wyvern, Fatui Lector, Mirror Maiden.

13. #13Creature: Boss

    Keys: Boss, creature, monster, dragon, chimera, ruin serpent

    ###Boss Creature Template: HP: 20 AC: 16 Attack Bonus: +5 Damage: 1d12 Special: 1 ability of your choice Special ability example: shockwave, elemental aura, multi-attack, shield, etc. Definition: centerpiece encounters, one per adventure. Examples: Dragon Wyrmling, Demon Lieutenant, Giant Spider Queen, Stone Golem, Chimera, Ruin Serpent

14. #14Mechanic: Class Attack Bonus

    Keys: Class attack, attack bonus, class bonus

    ##Class Attack Bonus: Add one of the following based on the attacker's class type: • Fighter-type classes: +1 • Rogue / Cleric-type classes: +0 • Mage-type classes: –1

15. #15Mechanic: Class

    Keys: Class

    Class:

    A class defines the general role and abilities of a character. It determines their combat style, starting HP, attack bonus, and how they grow when leveling.

    There are four main classes, Fighter-type (Combat), Rogue-type (Stealth), Cleric-type (Support) and Mage-type (Magic).

    For custom classes, DM chooses class type based on concept.

16. #16Mechanic: Hit Die

    Keys: Hit die, level up, levelled up, levelling up

    Hit Die

    A Hit Die is the amount of extra HP a character gains when they level up. Each class type has its own Hit Die:

    • Fighter-type classes: 1d10 • Rogue / Cleric-type classes: 1d6 • Mage-type classes: 1d4

    When a character levels up, roll their Hit Die once and add the result to their maximum HP.

17. #17Class: Fighter

    Keys: fighter, combat, warrior, barbarian, paladin, ranger

    Fighter-Type (Combat Class)

    Role: Frontline melee specialist. Traits: High HP, strong physical attacks, durable, excels at STR-based actions. Stats: Gets +1 Attack Bonus. Max HP at Level 1: 10 HP Hit Die: +1d10 HP per level Spell slots at Level 1: 0 Starting Armor: Medium Armor Examples: Fighter, Barbarian, Paladin, Ranger.

18. #18Class: Rogue

    Keys: Rogue, Monk, Bard, Thief, Scout, Stealth

    Rogue-Type (Stealth Class)

    Role: Agile skirmisher and skillful operator. Traits: Medium HP, precise attacks, excels at DEX-based tasks, stealth, tricks. Stats: +0 Attack Bonus. Max HP at Level 1: 8 HP Hit Die: +1d6 HP per level Spell slots at Level 1: 0 Starting Armor: Light Armor Examples: Rogue, Monk, Bard, Scout.

19. #19Class: Cleric

    Keys: Cleric, Support, healer, druid, priest, shaman

    Cleric-Type (Support Class)

    Role: Balanced combat/support hybrid. Traits: Medium HP, good utility, minor magic, sturdy but less offensive. Stats: +0 Attack Bonus. Max HP at Level 1: 8 HP Hit Die: +1d6 HP per level Spell slots at Level 1: 3 Starting Armor: Light Armor Examples: Cleric, Druid, Warpriest, Shaman.

20. #20Class: Mage

    Keys: Mage, Magic, spellcaster, wizard, sorcerer, witch, elementalist

    Mage-Type (Magic Class)

    Role: Spellcaster and ranged support. Traits: Low HP, weak physical attacks, high magical ability, uses spells for offense/utility. Stats: –1 Attack Bonus. Max HP at Level 1: 6 HP Hit Die: +1d4 HP per level Spell slots at Level 1: 3 Starting Armor: Robes / Unarmored. Examples: Wizard, Sorcerer, Witch, Elementalist.

21. #21Equipment: Armor

    Keys: armor bonus, armor type

    Armor Types:

    Armor affects a character’s Armor Class (AC). Add the armor bonus to: AC = 10 + DEX modifier + armor bonus.

    • Unarmored: +0 Basic clothing or no protective gear.

    • Light Armor: +1 Flexible gear that allows mobility (leather, padded).

    • Medium Armor: +2 Balanced protection and movement (chain shirt, scale).

    • Heavy Armor: +3 Strong protection with limited agility (plate, heavy mail).

22. #22Mechanic: Spell Slots

    Keys: spell slots, ✨

    Spell Slots

    Level 1 spellcasters have 3 spell slots per rest. Casting a spell consumes 1 slot. At 0 slots, they cannot cast spells until they rest.

    UI format: "✨ Spells: <X/Y>" (X = current spell slots, Y = maximum spell slots. Display only for classes who use spell slots.)

23. #23Mechanic: Ability

    Keys: Ability, abilities, score modifiers

    ##Abilities: There are three ability stats: STR, DEX, and MIND. Score modifiers range from –3 to +3, with 0 as the average. Players cannot raise or lower a modifier beyond this range. Any value outside these limits is rounded to the nearest allowed number.

24. #24Mechanic: Weapon Damage

    Keys: damage, weapon, melee

    Weapon Damage:

    Weapon damage is determined by weapon type.

    Melee Weapons

    • Light weapons (daggers, short swords): 1d6
    • Medium weapons (swords, axes, spears): 1d8
    • Heavy weapons (greatswords, warhammers): 1d10

    Ranged Weapons

    • Light ranged (throwing knife, sling, small bow): 1d6
    • Medium ranged (shortbow, light crossbow): 1d8
    • Heavy ranged (longbow, heavy crossbow): 1d10
25. #25Meta: Dungeon Master

    Keys: Dungeon Master, DM, GM, Gamemaster

    Dungeon Master (DM)

    The DM is the storyteller and referee of the game. They describe the world, control all monsters and NPCs, set DCs for actions, and decide outcomes based on the rules. The DM guides the adventure but never controls the player's character.

26. #26Mechanic: Level Up

    Keys: Level, levelling, ding

    When leveling up: +1 Hit Die (based on player's class) +1 to any ability modifier (max +4)

27. #27Mechanic: NPC

    Keys: NPC, man, woman, villager, lady, henchman, enemy, enemies, monster, creature, mercenary, bandit

    NPC:

    Any non-player character controlled by the DM. NPCs can be humanoids or creatures/monsters.

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