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4.2 Character Record

The record is a form with these fields, filled in in pencil for each character:

• Name
• Race
• Wound Points
• Magic Potential
• Resistance Value
• Combat Bonus
• Weapons (two lines)
• Weapon Skill (two lines)
• Skills (two lines)
• Spells (two lines)
• Magic Items (two lines)
• Gold Marks
• Jewels
• Experience Points

4.3 Hero Characteristics Chart

WP: Wound Points; MP: Magic Potential (Red/Yellow/Blue sun); RV: Resistance Value; CB: Combat Bonus.

4.4 Magic Potential Table

6.7 Level Chart

7.1 Trap Table

8.2 Monster Characteristics Chart

RV: Resistance Value; NV: Negotiation Value. In the Treasure column, two letters separated by a slash mean the treasure type for a monster met in a room / the type for a wandering monster (see 14.0).

8.3 Room Monster Table

Roll 1D6 twice: the first die picks the row, the second the column.

8.3 Wandering Monster Table

8.5 Negotiation Table

8.9 Bribery Table

Cross-index the Gold Marks offered (rows) with the strongest monster's Wound Points + Negotiation Value (columns). The party must roll the number shown or less on 1D6.

9.9 Combat Results Table

Wound Points inflicted, by modified die total (die roll + Weapon Skill + Combat Bonus) and weapon.

10.9 Spell Summary

C: Combat spell; NC: Non-combat spell; N: Negotiation spell; B: Bribery spell; S: Special spell.

13.9 Feature Table

13.9 Mirror Table

14.9 Magic Item Table

The first roll picks the item type; the second roll picks the column's entry.

14.9 Jewel Table

14.9 Weapon Table

14.9 Treasure Table

Each entry reads chance : amount: roll 1D6; on a result up to the number before the colon, roll the die code after it for the amount (see 14.0).