Rule Book - Fables of Fenorra

Points, lighter armor and relatively high costs for
combat skills does not make them well suited for
front line combat roles.
Magent are the perfect blend of stealth and spells;
although they sacrifice some of their proficiency in
the magical arts for the sake of skills that will help
them as they travel, their grasp of magic will put a
Rogue to shame. They use less armor than a Rogue.
Scholars are adept at many mental skills and readily
learn the magical arts. Scholars are even more limited
in how many Armor Points they can use than are
Rogues.
Templars are spell casters who are somewhat more
adept than scholars at physical combat skills. Their
combat training leaves them better able to fight but
takes away from their studies. They cannot use as
many Armor Points as Fighters, but can use more
than Rogues or Scholars.
Death
In Fenorra, when someone dies their body bleeds for
1 minute before they need a Life spell. During this
minute, they can be healed by spell, potion, etc.
Once the 1 minute “bleed out” count is complete,
they only have another 5 minutes time before their
spirit rips free of their body and goes to the Spirit
realm for its eternal rest. During these 5 minutes they
are only revivable by a Life spell.
If a body is left with no spirit for 5 minutes, the flesh
and bone fade and reform at a Spirit tree if the Spirit
is strong enough.
(Upon the successful resurrection of a spirit, all per
day skills are renewed except production and Formal
Magic skills.)
Blanketing/ Life Tag Policy
Each event, an attending player will receive one
event blanket to immediately apply to their character
after the event. At the end of each event, a player
also has the option to “max out”. This means that a
character can “pay for training” to gain an extra event
blanket for that attended event. To “pay for training”
a player would pay the amount of build on their
character card in Sapphire gems, or anything adding
up to the build total. For example: Gabriel has 78
build on his character card and he wished to max out
to gain a total of two blankets for the event he just
attended. In an envelope at check-out he places 7
Peridot and 8 Sapphire with his character card, and
turns it in to the check-out box. Shortly after that
event, two blankets will be applied to his character,
one for attending the event and one for “maxing out”.
NPC shifts: If a player decides to perform a full NPC
shift (4 hours), they will then only have to pay ½
their max out amount. If a PC performs 2 full NPC
shifts, they receive a full free max out for the event
being attended without having to pay in game money.
Note: A player is required to turn in the entire card
at check out, not just the life tag on the right side.
Goblin Blanketing Policy: This policy allows all
Fables players to apply one (1) Goblin Blanket (50
Goblin points) per week to one (1) of their Fables
characters. The request for Goblin blanketing must
be received via email. Goblin blankets are not
transferable from player to player, and once applied
cannot be removed.
Every request for a Goblin Blanket will be cross
checked with the Goblin Database. If there is not
enough Goblin in a players store to pay for the
blanket, the player will be notified.
Life Tag Policy: If a character card is not turned in
when a player is checking out of the event, the
opportunity for max out is lost. However, if the
player checked in, the one (1) attendance blanket will
be applied.
If a character card is lost during the event, and cannot
be found in a timely fashion (determined by staff),
the player must report to monster camp, have a new
card printed, and will suffer one (1) death
Legendary People
Bertrum Tomington
Merchant extraordinaire! Caravan Master for the
Fineries Trading Company, well known all around
Fenorra for his fine wares, prices and ability to find
almost anything if the price can be paid. With
countless people in his employ Bertrum has managed
to monopolize the trading routes in the parts of
Fenorra free of Maliask’s rule. Also in his employ
are smiths and potion makers, scroll writers and
crafters of many types of finery. Merchants of the
Fineries Trading Company wear belt sashes of green
and white and continuously work their trade routes to
provide for the people of Fenorra.
Captain Christoff “Sea Wolf” Sebestyen
Once a captain of a mighty fleet; his home land was
destroyed. He and his crew waged a war of revenge
against anyone loyal to Maliask. After many years of
fighting, Christoff was finally captured and his men
executed. No one really knows if Christoff died that
day. His men were fiercely loyal and any one of
them would have died in his place.
Empress Adalyssa and Emperor Evlonien
High Empress and Emperor of the Elven
people; rulers of Levendil deep within the great forest
of Etherais. Believed to come from a long line of
“pure ones” Elves that have not been outside the
protective canopy of the forest and have for their
lives been protectors of the wood. Elves of this line
are part of the forest itself, sharing in its power and
grace. Not much is known about them individually
however.
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