Toni Sihvonen (order #92780) 62.142.248.1
Toni Sihvonen (order #92780) 62.142.248.1
Toni Sihvonen (order #92780) 62.142.248.1
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<strong>Toni</strong> <strong>Sihvonen</strong> (<strong>order</strong> <strong>#92780</strong>) 6<br />
skill<br />
Awareness<br />
Boating<br />
Chirurgery<br />
Compose<br />
Courtesy<br />
Dancing<br />
Faerie Lore<br />
Falconry<br />
First Aid<br />
Flirting<br />
Folk Lore<br />
Gaming<br />
Heraldry<br />
Hunting<br />
Industry<br />
Intrigue<br />
Orate<br />
Play (Harp)<br />
Read (Runes)<br />
Recognize<br />
Religion (wotanic)<br />
Romance<br />
Singing<br />
Stewardship<br />
Swimming<br />
Tourney<br />
Battle<br />
Horsemanship<br />
Dagger<br />
Axe<br />
Javelin<br />
Sword<br />
Spear<br />
Saxon Starting Skills Table<br />
fter noting Trait and Weapon Skill adjustments, you may<br />
pick a home theod in your cyningdom from the Chapter<br />
Three. The Jutes, Saxons, or Angles who founded your<br />
cyningdom probably have the best theod-lands, nearer<br />
the Roman towns: arriving Frisians cling to the coasts,<br />
while Franks settle inland on poorer ground. These are<br />
only generalizations, though.<br />
5. Traits, Passions and Directed Traits: Use either the<br />
Designated or Random method from Pendragon page 54<br />
to determine Traits.<br />
Choose one to three of the Passions and Directed Traits in<br />
the box on the next page, and record them. You must<br />
choose at least one selection from your home cyningdorn.<br />
If you pick two or three selections, one must be a Fear or<br />
Saxon Cyningdom<br />
Roll ld20 to determine your Cyningdom, and then roll the<br />
indicated dice: check your resulting total against the Saxon<br />
Culture table. below.<br />
d20<br />
1-2<br />
3-6<br />
7-8<br />
9<br />
10-11<br />
12-13<br />
14<br />
15-1 6<br />
17-18<br />
19-20<br />
Cyningdom<br />
Anglia<br />
Continent<br />
Deira<br />
Gewissa<br />
Est Saexe<br />
Kent<br />
Lindissi<br />
Nohaut<br />
Suth Saexe<br />
West Saexe<br />
Dice for Culture<br />
ld20+14<br />
ld20+3<br />
ld20+4<br />
2d6+3<br />
3d6+2<br />
ld6: xl if Odd, x3 if Even<br />
1 d20+2<br />
1 d20-2<br />
3d6+2<br />
3616-3<br />
Saxon Culture<br />
total Culture Traits & Weapon<br />
01-06 Jute +2 Generous, Honest:<br />
+1 Energetic, Valorous:<br />
Spear +10<br />
07-14 Saxon +2 Arbitrary, Honest:<br />
15-17 Frisian<br />
+1 Cruel, Valorous;<br />
Sword +10<br />
+2 Energetic, Indulgent;<br />
+1 Chaste, Arbitrary:<br />
Bow +10<br />
18-19<br />
20+<br />
Frank<br />
Angle<br />
+2 Indulgent, Lustful;<br />
+1 Vengeful, Worldly:<br />
Axe +7: Thrown Axe +5<br />
+2 Cruel, Energetic:<br />
+1 Generous, Vengeful:<br />
Great Axe +10<br />
All:<br />
+3 to each of Generous, Proud, Worldly,<br />
Reckless, Indulgent<br />
Honor 9<br />
Hospitality 10<br />
Love (Cynn) 12<br />
Loyalty (Lord) 12<br />
Hate. You can postpone nonmandatory choices until<br />
Advanced Character Generation, if you wish.<br />
Loyalty (Lord): The “lord” depends on your Father’s Class<br />
(below) and local circumstances. Generally, ceorls are<br />
Loyal to thegns, thegns to ealdorrnen, and ealdormen to<br />
cynings. You may skip rungs on this ladder if a higher lord<br />
retains you (for instance, a ceorlish poet who serves a<br />
king), or if you live in his personal demesne. An aetheling<br />
(like Port of Gewissa) might lead thegns directly, eschew-
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