Mission Statement, Full

Goals, values, and purpose, must align with starting Alignment. Doesn't need to be completed, it defines the throughline.

Outsider Influence

NPCs judge a character by how well their actions live up to what's expected of them. Follow through consistently and the world reacts accordingly, praise from allies of the cause, hostility from its opponents, both sides of the coin. Come across as too neutral when a clear stance was expected, and Good-aligned and Evil-aligned NPCs alike may scoff, though it's rarely severe on its own. Drifting too far into either extreme draws sharper judgment. This feeds directly into Stance, see Prestige, pg. 5-6.

Mission Statement Evolution Log

NPCs of Interest & Their Reactions

Every background and Mission Statement ties a character to NPCs in the world, tracked here as the connection plays out. Working towards a Mission Statement draws Praise from those who hope to see it done and Blowback from those who do not; neglecting it reverses both. Full Standing tracking lives under Prestige, pg. 6.

Quest Logs & Items

Every quest taken on, completed, abandoned, or ongoing, with what it paid out.

Maps, Locations & Safe Haven Log

Mark Spot, Find Secret, and Deep Down entries all belong here.

Sentimental Value

One item accruing per type at a time (weapon, armor, accessory, symbol). Locks permanently if removed. Gifted items (Adored/Family/Companion) start their primary line at +1. Armor tracks Armor Score (Armor Scr.) accrual instead of a damage line. Accessories track a single Trait accrual, noted in the Class/Armor Scr./Trait Line column.

Favorite Abilities

Archives & Personal Notes

Developing Prestige

Prestige measures how the world sees a character, shaped by feats, downfalls, choices, and interactions, affecting how NPCs, creatures, and other Players respond.

Titles Earned

Only one Boasted (Hero slot) and one Shamed (always Exposed) Title can be highlighted at a time. Boasted Titles are prestigious honors earned through Heroic deeds. Shamed Titles are assigned by the GM and can dissipate through good deeds, or be replaced by a worse one through continued bad deeds. Boasting or exposing a Title can push alignment, mirror the relevant entries into the Alignment Drift Log, pg. 1.

Reputation Notes

Built from ongoing actions, witnessed or rumored. Standing per faction/NPC is tracked in full on the Standing Tracker, pg. 6, this is just the story behind the numbers.

Standing Tracker

Per faction and per named NPC. Tier runs Exalted +4, Cherished +3, Adored +2, Respected +1, Neutral 0, Tolerable -1, Disliked -2, Hated -3. Tracked once per relationship. Mark is the highest Tier ever held with them and never decays; Contribution is the Contribution/Neglect line. Neglect stops at Neutral, only a deliberate act goes below. See Standing & Alignment and Standing Tiers, Basic Rules pg. 2.

Affiliation

Formal faction membership, deeper access and obligations than simple Standing above. A betrayal has weight, standing with an affiliated faction is still tracked in the table above, not separately.

Legacy Notes

How will this character be remembered? Reaching Legend before retiring turns a legacy into monuments, statues, and songs written in the world itself. Become a legend or die a pauper, the choice is theirs. See Legacy, Basic Rules pg. 2, and Rank & Retirement, pg. 8-9.

Rank Tier Tracker

Rank runs Pauper, Peasant, Commoner, Adventurer, Hero, Uber, Elite, Legend. Each tier needs a minimum Character Level and a minimum Growth (Age), met independently of each other and of Rank Points (RP).

Rank Points (RP) Log

NPCs, Companions, and armaments carry matching ranks (Common through Divine); a character cannot access content or equip items above their own Rank.

Growth Log

Growth is purely time-based, one year per Eon of Adoria lived while played, with an escalating wait between each Growth. It feeds Vitality (Life, Mana, Stamina, Endurance) and, separately, Innate Aptitude's yearly progression. See Growth, Basic Rules pg. 2.

Retirement & Becoming a Legend

Retirement removes a character from active play for good, there is no unretiring; a character retires at whatever Rank they've reached, nothing granted retroactively. A character who climbed all the way to Legend retires as one, monuments raised, statues carved, songs written. Immortal characters carry on afterward as living legend NPCs, encounterable but never again playable. Mortal characters pass on and live only in the world's memory, monuments, statues, songs, or stories other characters hear told of them. See Retirement, Basic Rules pg. 2.

Companions Roster

Quick reference only, full detail (Mood, Upkeep, Gifting, Bond Quest progress) lives on each Companion's own Companion Sheet.

Bond Quest Log

Rare+ Companions unlock a Bond Quest once their Mood reaches Tranquil.

Favorite Companion Moments