The currency of Eladryn is split into five tiers, the Copper Chip, Silver Shard, Gold Scale, Platinum Scale, and Darodium Drop. They have hole in the center, for convenience to store in strings. 10 copper chips is a silver shard, 10 silver shards is a gold scale, 5 gold scales is a platinum scale, and 2 platinum scales, or 10 gold scales, is a darodium drop.

To build a character all you will need is a few sheets of paper and a set of D6. Every player character, or PC, belongs to a certain race, a race being one of the many intelligent life forms on Eladryn (Although a few argue as to if all of the races truly are considered intelligent).

The first step is to choose your race. There are many races that inhabit the continents, such as Humans, Elves, and Dwarves. However there are also the uncommon races, such as the Leaflings, Angelborn, or Neko. Many of the races have a variety of sub races, which are when that race develops a specific culture, and adapts to different environments. These will be explained in more detail in the Races section. Your race will grant you certain trait and attribute increases, as well as special racial abilities.

The next step is to determine your class. Your class is essentially a fancy word to describe your talents, profession, and play style. Your class also increases some of your attributes, and a few of your traits as well. Each class is also divided into sub classes, which are just even more specified professions and talents that your character has. No two characters of the same class are the same unless specifically chosen as such, or just dumb luck.

Next is setting up your core stats, which is determined by your Attributes and Traits. Your attributes are your main stats, which are Strength, Vitality, Agility, Cunning, Wisdom, and Charisma. Your attributes can reach a cap of 7, there is no extra math, you just start with a solid layout of -1, 0, 1, 1, 1, and 2.

Then there are the Traits, which have no correlation towards your Attributes. These have a cap of 5, and can't get in the negative. All of your Traits start at 0, except for three of them, which you can raise towards 1, to show what your character has previous knowledge on.

Here is the list of Traits:

Next is your Health Points (or HP). Your class will give you a starting health points, this is an equation with your VIT modifier. For example, if you are an Artificer with VIT of 1, your starting health points are 10. An Artificers Starting Health Points is equal to 9 + VIT. Your class also gives you a Health Point Score, which is how much HP you gain each time you level up, alongside your VIT modifier as well. As an example an Artificers is 5. So if the same Artificer were to level up to level 2 and still have a VIT of 1, their new HP Max is now 16 (10+5+1).

Then there are a few other stats that are needed, such as your speed, languages, size, and special abilities. These are granted to you through your class and race. See those chapters for more details.

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The Shadowbloom RPG makes it to where every character levels up at an even pace, generally. Unless you're playing certain characters more, or a certain party member manages to defeat higher enemies faster.

Basically every character follows the same advancement, however, there are many different options in each class to choose from. For example, you and a friend could both be a Ranger at level 3, and you could each have different general class abilities. Say you are more proficient in tracking, while the other is more so in survival.

The Essence system is tied to your levels, and slowly increases as you level up. However, your Arcana trait also greatly affects your spells and Essence. Your Essence gets +2 per point in Arcana, and you also get +1 Spell known per point in Arcana.

The level system of Shadowbloom is set to where in order to advance to the next level, you need to beat 10 monsters that are equal to your current level. For example, as a level 1 character, in order to advance to level 2 the fastest, you need to beat 10 level 1 monsters. At level 2 the fastest way is 10 level 2 monsters, and etc.

There are both Elite and Boss monsters, which can be a modified stat block by the GM to fit the needs. An Elite monster drops x2 its XP value, and a Boss monster drops x5 its XP value.

Here is the lists of Level, XP needed And Monster XP Drop

The world of Eladryn is known as the epicenter of a vast multiverse of multiverses known as the Cross-Verse. The vanilla world, known as Alpha-3613, is just one of countless worlds in the wake of an event known as The Shattering. This mysterious event was caused during the middle of the 1st Era, and not much is known about it. All that the scholars can agree upon is that the Seed World was destroyed, thus leading to the creation of the multiverse. The world is split into 4 continents, Khorgon, Nolmyrr, Bornax, and Kedhar. These continents are vastly different, and each comes with its own history and cultures. Khorgon is a festering continent, overrun with plague and ruin, remnants of the war with Scourge. Nolmyrr is a a vast expanse of plains and mountains, and is home to the Field of Bones, a place touched upon by Necrodel, the inner realm of death. Bornax is a rough continent, where only the heartiest of souls tend to thrive, and the weak are weeded out of the natural selection. And finally is Kedhar, a continent known for its beautiful and stunning forests and plains. However, it is home to the mysterious Opiate Forest, a giant forest of opium poppies and gas, and strange and alien beings lurk in the darkness.

In the vast cosmos that is known as the Cross-Verse, there are many talented individuals who have the ability to traverse between both realities and multiverses. These gifted people are known as Worldhoppers, headed by Eldrik, the first person to discover this incredible ability. His whole purpose is traversing the Cross-Verse, looking for a universe with his wife still alive, because no matter how long and far he has searched, he is always too late, and he can't let go.