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* Reduce your Exhaustion level by one. | * Reduce your Exhaustion level by one. | ||
* Relocate by projecting or shifting across the Curb between the Grid and the Swift. | * Relocate by projecting or shifting across the Curb between the Grid and the Swift. | ||
| − | * Reroll one roll you just made. You must accept the new result. The roll may include one or more dice (e.g., a damage roll). The roll can be part of a [[Rules_Changes#Weekly_d20s| | + | * Reroll one roll you just made. You must accept the new result. The roll may include one or more dice (e.g., a damage roll). The roll can be part of a [[Rules_Changes#Weekly_d20s|wheel]]. You can't use this more than once on the same roll. |
As a player, you may see additional uses for SP. You're free to ask the DM if they agree. | As a player, you may see additional uses for SP. You're free to ask the DM if they agree. | ||
Revision as of 18:52, 3 September 2022
Magic; OOC
Source Points (SP) replace Inspiration. The team shares a pool of SP, with a maximum of 10. PCs can claim and spend SP in several ways. Whenever any PC gains or spends SP, use the team's pool.
Source Points represent the team's individual and collective connections to their Sources.
Gaining SP
As a player, you are responsible for noticing when your PC should claim one SP and speaking up. The DM decides whether the SP is claimed.
A PC can claim SP when they finish particular behaviors. The list include any behavior that:
- Fulfills your Groove in the Fist
- Honors your Ideal
- Would earn Piety with your god
- Another PC praises
As a player, you may see additional behaviors that are worthy of claiming SP. You're encouraged to ask the DM if they agree.
Spend SP
As a player, you are responsible for suggesting when your PC should spend one SP and speaking up. The team decides whether the SP is spent.
A PC can spend one SP for one of the following instant effects:
- Recharge one use of a feature as if you had completed a short or long rest, or regain one highest spell slot.
- Reduce your Exhaustion level by one.
- Relocate by projecting or shifting across the Curb between the Grid and the Swift.
- Reroll one roll you just made. You must accept the new result. The roll may include one or more dice (e.g., a damage roll). The roll can be part of a wheel. You can't use this more than once on the same roll.
As a player, you may see additional uses for SP. You're free to ask the DM if they agree.
