Paths

A path is where you came from and what you are chasing now. It gives a Legacy you can invoke once per level and a title at every odd level, and most heroic paths add starting gear and a token.

Paths

Path Opportunity Structure

PASSIVE Your Path Passive is something always true about your character from their background:

• A loyal follower or companion
• An animal or creature
• A piece of equipment or heirloom
• A spell or minor supernatural ability
• Permanent access or immunity
• A reputation effect that's always active
• A skill or knowledge base

LEGACY (1/Level) Your Legacy is a dramatic moment where your background creates a significant story impact. Once per character level, you can invoke your Legacy for a powerful effect tied to your origin.

Refreshes: When you gain a new level.

Path Categories

HEROIC PATHS - Backgrounds, professions, and circumstances. Anyone can take these at any level.

MYTHIC PATHS - Available at any level, but only through extraordinary circumstances. These represent world-shaking destinies that fundamentally change who you are. Requires GM permission and a defining moment in play. You don't choose a Mythic Path; it chooses you.

Path Quest System

At levels 3, 5, 7, and 9, you define a quest related to your current path. This represents what you're actively pursuing through your path.

Defining Your Quest

A quest is something you proactively pursue in the world. Good quests have unambiguous completion: when you're done, everyone knows it. Quests should be achievable within 1-3 levels.

Good Quests: "Kill the baron who murdered my family." "Find the source of the corruption." "Retrieve the Sunblade from the Tomb of Kings."

Bad Quests: "Become stronger." "Find something worth protecting." "Learn to trust again." (These are internal arcs, not world engagement.)

Failing Your Quest

If you fail to complete your quest by the time you would gain the next one (or by level 10 for your level 9 quest):

You MUST change paths.

• Choose a new path (Heroic is automatic, Mythic requires extraordinary circumstances)
• Lose your current Legacy ability, gain new one
• If changing on an even level (2, 4, 6, 8, 10): Lose your most recent title
• If changing on an odd level (1, 3, 5, 7, 9): Keep all titles

Voluntary Path Changes

You can always choose to change paths voluntarily when you level up, regardless of whether you completed your quest:

• Choose a new path (Heroic is automatic, Mythic requires extraordinary circumstances)
• Lose your current Legacy ability, gain new one
• If changing on an even level (2, 4, 6, 8, 10): Lose your most recent title
• If changing on an odd level (1, 3, 5, 7, 9): Keep all titles

Changing Paths

Your path represents your current identity and relationship to the world. You may change your path whenever you level up - voluntarily or because you failed your quest.

When You Change Paths

You always gain:

• The new path's Legacy ability (replaces your old one)
• The new path's Title for your current level

You always keep:

• All previous titles from old paths
• Your starting gear and token from your original path

Title loss (even levels only):

• Odd levels (1, 3, 5, 7, 9): No penalty
• Even levels (2, 4, 6, 8, 10): Lose your most recent title

Path Restrictions

Heroic Paths: Anyone can switch to a Heroic path at any level

Mythic Paths: Require extraordinary circumstances and GM permission. You don't choose a Mythic Path; it chooses you

Heroic Paths

1. The Peasant

Gear: Improvised weapon, simple clothes, travel pack, rope, 2d6x5 gp
Token: Family heirloom, deed to worthless land, lucky charm, wedding ring, prayer beads

Legacy - "Voice of the People" (1/level) Rally the common folk to collective action. When invoked, the working people of an area rise up in your support: a riot, a strike, a mob, a mass protest, or coordinated non-compliance. The scale depends on your title: Common Folk rallies a single tavern or work crew, while a Tribune of the People can shut down an entire city.

2. The Orphan

Gear: Dagger, tattered cloak, stolen backpack, improvised lockpicks, 1d6x5 gp
Token: Torn portrait, mysterious letter, stolen locket, strange birthmark, broken toy

Legacy - "Life Debt" (1/level) Call upon the network of street children, beggars, and outcasts who remember you. When invoked, the forgotten people of a settlement act on your behalf: spreading messages through danger, providing hidden shelter, stealing keys and documents, creating distractions, or rising up to protect you. The scale depends on your title: a Street Survivor gets small favors, while a Champion of the Lost can spark riots or hide you from armies.

3. The Apprentice

Gear: Light weapon, artisan's tools (one trade), work clothes, 3d6x5 gp
Token: Masterwork tool, unfinished project, master's sigil, trade secret notes, rare material

Legacy - "Masterwork" (1/level) Given appropriate materials and time (at least one day), create a masterwork item of your trade. Masterwork items are exceptional: weapons strike true, armor turns blows that would pierce lesser work, tools feel like extensions of your hand, locks resist picking, rope never frays. The scale depends on your title: a Journeyman makes fine tools, while a Guildmaster creates works that become heirlooms.

4. The Refugee

Gear: Simple weapon, travel-worn clothes, family pack, blanket, 2d6x5 gp
Token: Faded map of homeland, prayer book, family recipe, scar from escape, foreign coin

Legacy - "Survivor's Network" (1/level) You find others who fled the same disaster or war. When invoked, fellow refugees appear to help with one mission: reclaiming something, striking back, protecting others, or escaping danger. The scale depends on your title: the Displaced finds 2-3 scared civilians, while an Architect of Return commands a small army of hardened survivors.

5. The Wanderer

Gear: Staff, weathered cloak, large backpack, rope, map and compass, 2d6x5 gp
Token: Strange stone, foreign trinket, journal of places, faded photograph, mysterious key

Legacy - "Every Road Leads Home" (1/level) No matter how lost, you find your way. When invoked, you either: know a safe path through dangerous terrain, remember a contact in this region who can help, arrive at exactly the right moment to witness something crucial, or discover a hidden route that bypasses an obstacle. The scale depends on your title: a Traveler finds a shortcut through the woods, while a Master Guide knows secret paths across continents.

6. The Escaped

Gear: Simple weapon, freedom papers (real or forged), simple clothes, small pouch of coins, 2d6x5 gp
Token: Broken chain link, brand scar, manumission document, former owner's seal, first coin earned free

Legacy - "I Know the Way Out" (1/level) You understand systems of captivity: their weaknesses, blind spots, and human elements. When invoked, exploit this knowledge to break people free, infiltrate by posing as property, identify vulnerabilities in guard systems, or access underground networks. The scale depends on your title: The Escaped helps a few individuals, while The Unchained can collapse slavery in an entire region.

7. The Knight

Gear: Spear or sword, shield, leather armor, military kit, 2d6x5 gp
Token: Order insignia, campaign medal, oath document, mentor's gift, battle scar

Legacy - "Call the Order" (1/level) You invoke your connection to a martial order. When invoked, warriors trained in the same tradition appear for one mission. What that mission entails depends on your order's traditions. The scale depends on your title: a Knight Errant summons 2 fellow initiates, while a Grand Master calls a full chapter of veteran knights.

8. The Soldier

Gear: Spear or sword, shield, leather armor, military kit, 2d6x5 gp
Token: Unit insignia, campaign medal, discharge papers, comrade's memento, battle scar

Legacy - "Call the Unit" (1/level) Your old unit appears when you need them most. When invoked, soldiers who fought beside you arrive for one military operation: assault, defense, escort, sabotage, or extraction. The scale depends on your title: a Veteran calls 3-4 old comrades, while a Marshal commands an entire company.

9. The Sellsword

Gear: Sword, leather armor, bedroll, whetstone, 3d6x5 gp
Token: Old contract, employer's seal, famous battle scar, dead comrade's token, proof of a legendary job

Legacy - "The Market" (1/level) You know where the work is and who's worth working for. When invoked, the mercenary network provides: intelligence about who's hiring and what they're really paying for, access to a mercenary guild's resources (lodging, equipment, healers), warning about which employers don't pay or which contracts are deathtraps, or an introduction to someone who needs violent professionals. The market takes care of its own. The scale depends on your title. A Hired Blade knows the local jobs, while a Captain-General has contacts across kingdoms.

10. The Noble

Gear: Rapier, fine clothes, signet ring, servant (loyal), 5d6x5 gp
Token: Family crest, court invitation, scandal hidden, rival's threat, noble burden

Legacy - "Call in the Favor" (1/level) Your family's influence opens doors. When invoked, you leverage noble connections for aid: audiences, military support, legal immunity, access to restricted locations, or court intelligence. The scale depends on your title: a Minor Noble gets a meeting with a local lord, while a Duke commands armies and shapes royal policy.

11. The Heir

Gear: Good weapon, fine clothes (slightly worn), forged documents, blackmail material, 3d6x5 gp
Token: Noble parent's letter, illegitimate birth proof, half-sibling's portrait, family secret, bitter keepsake

Legacy - "The Loyalists" (1/level) Some still believe you are the rightful heir. When invoked, those loyal to your claim provide aid: a retainer who served your family opens a door, a sympathetic noble offers shelter and resources, old servants pass you information from enemy households, or legitimist knights answer your summons for one task. They help because they believe in your bloodline - not necessarily in you. The scale depends on your title: a Disinherited has a few secret sympathizers, while a Recognized Claimant commands a faction.

12. The Exile

Gear: Simple weapon, travel clothes, few possessions, exile decree, 2d6x5 gp
Token: Homeland keepsake, exile brand, forbidden knowledge, former rank insignia, enemy's promise

Legacy - "The Underground" (1/level) You know the routes that don't exist on maps. When invoked, the exile underground provides: a safe house that authorities won't find, a smuggler's route across a hostile border, passage on a ship asking no questions, forged documents from someone who owes you, or sanctuary in a community of outcasts. These are the networks that catch the fallen - and they remember who helped them survive. The scale depends on your title. An Outcast finds local shelter, while a Government in Exile can move people across continents.

13. The Acolyte

Gear: Holy symbol, ceremonial weapon, religious vestments, prayer book, 2d6x5 gp
Token: Sacred relic, mentor's prayer, divine sign, temple key, sacred vow record

Legacy - "Divine Intercession" (1/level) Your god answers your desperate prayer. When invoked, divine power manifests to aid you: miraculous healing, a sign that changes hearts, sanctuary, or revelation of truth. The scale depends on your title. An Initiate receives subtle guidance, while an Archpriest calls down miracles that reshape the faith.

14. The Scholar

Gear: Staff, student robes, spellbook (empty or starter), component pouch, 2d6x5 gp
Token: Mentor's sigil, half-learned spell, cryptic lesson, magical Faith, mentor's last words

Legacy - "Consult the Archives" (1/level) You know where to find the answer. When invoked, you locate crucial information: an ancient text, a forgotten expert, a hidden library, or arcane knowledge. The scale depends on your title. The Learned finds a useful book, while a Dean Emeritus accesses forbidden archives that hold world-changing secrets.

15. The Sailor

Gear: Cutlass, sailor's clothes, rope, navigation tools, 2d6x5 gp
Token: Captain's letter, ship's coin, storm survivor mark, sea chart, drowned shipmate's token

Legacy - "Every Port Knows Me" (1/level) Call on your reputation in port towns. When invoked in any coastal or river settlement, you have: contacts who owe you favors, smuggling routes, access to vessels, or maritime intelligence. The scale depends on your title. A Deckhand borrows a rowboat, while a Commodore commands a fleet.

16. The Ranger

Gear: Bow, hunting knife, leather armor, survival kit, 2d6x5 gp
Token: Fur pelt, carved totem, wilderness map, animal companion's memory, untamed heart

Legacy - "Hunter's Network" (1/level) Call on wilderness guides and hunters. When invoked, rangers appear to aid in survival, tracking, navigation, or ambush. The scale depends on your title. A Wilderness Scout finds a local trapper, while a Chief Ranger commands a network of rangers across the frontier.

17. The Thief

Gear: Daggers (2, 1d4), thieves' tools, dark clothes, grappling hook, 3d6x5 gp
Token: First stolen treasure, guild mark, nemesis's calling card, escape route map, partner's debt

Legacy - "The Big Score Network" (1/level) Assemble specialists for a heist. When invoked, skilled thieves appear for one job: heist, infiltration, forgery, or smuggling. The scale depends on your title: a Cutpurse finds a lockpick and a lookout, while a Guildmaster assembles a legendary crew that could rob a dragon's hoard.

18. The Investigator

Gear: Magnifying glass, notebook, light weapon, investigator's kit, 2d6x5 gp
Token: Unsolved case, cryptic clue, enemy's threat, witness's trust, the one that got away

Legacy - "The Informant Network" (1/level) You've cultivated a web of informants across social strata. When invoked, an informant contacts you with actionable intelligence: a servant who saw what happened, a guard who'll look the other way, a clerk who can access records, or a criminal who knows the underground. They provide one piece of concrete help - information, access, or a small service - but they won't risk their lives. The scale depends on your title: a Private Eye has local contacts, while a Chief Inspector has informants in every institution.

19. The Merchant

Gear: Light weapon, merchant's clothes, scales and weights, trade goods, 5d6x5 gp
Token: Trade license, family ledger, rare sample, trusted contact's seal, first profit coin

Legacy - "Trade Network" (1/level) Leverage your commercial connections. When invoked, your network provides: rare goods, credit, contacts, or leverage over debtors. The scale depends on your title: a Trader gets wholesale prices and local gossip, while a Trade Magnate can crash economies or fund armies.

20. The Hermit

Gear: Staff, simple robes, meditation supplies, journal, 1d6x5 gp
Token: Revelation record, hermitage location, spiritual Faith, years of silence, the question that haunts you

Legacy - "Hermit's Wisdom" (1/level) Your isolation granted you unique insight. When invoked, you know something others don't: a secret, the solution to a riddle, the true nature of a threat, or a forgotten path. The scale depends on your title: a Recluse knows local secrets, while an Elder Sage holds wisdom that could reshape kingdoms.

21. The Performer

Gear: Performance instrument or tools, costume, light weapon, 2d6x5 gp
Token: Best review, patron's token, rival's grudging respect, show-stopping prop, crowd's favor

Legacy - "The Show Must Go On" (1/level) Your performance moves hearts and changes minds. When invoked, you deliver a performance that creates real change: inspire a crowd, change a tyrant's heart, expose truth through art, or unite factions. The scale depends on your title: a Street Performer sways a tavern, while a Virtuoso moves nations with a single performance.

22. The Pilgrim

Gear: Walking staff, pilgrim's robes, prayer beads, holy symbol, 2d6x5 gp
Token: Sacred relic, pilgrimage map, blessed token, miracle witnessed, faith tested

Legacy - "Sacred Journey" (1/level) Your pilgrimage granted you divine favor. When invoked, sacred sites provide aid: relics activate, saints' prayers protect, holy ground offers sanctuary, or pilgrims rally. The scale depends on your title: Wandering Faithful receives minor blessings, while a Hajji Master calls upon the power of the holiest sites in existence.

23. The Guard

Gear: Spear or sword, shield, leather armor, guard's badge, 2d6x5 gp
Token: Oath of service, protected's token, dead partner's memory, duty roster, the one you couldn't save

Legacy - "The Watch" (1/level) Call fellow guards to enforce order. When invoked, guards arrive to restore law: break up a riot, arrest criminals, protect civilians, or defend a location. The scale depends on your title: a Watchman calls 2-3 fellow guards, while a Lord Commander mobilizes the entire city watch.

24. The Lost

Gear: Strange weapon, unusual clothes, mysterious items (3), 2d6x5 gp
Token: Unknown origin, recurring dream, inexplicable skill, missing time, the face in the mirror

Legacy - "The Strange Place" (1/level) You remember the impossible realm. When invoked, knowledge from that otherworldly place helps you: recognize strange magic, know secret routes, speak alien languages, or understand incomprehensible phenomena. The scale depends on your title: Touched by Beyond has fragments of alien memory, while The Unreturned walks between worlds at will.

25. Diplomat

Gear: Fine clothes, diplomatic papers, light weapon, gifts for negotiation, 3d6x5 gp
Token: Peace treaty, rival diplomat's respect, failed negotiation, breakthrough moment, the war you prevented (or started)

Legacy - "Arrange the Meeting" (1/level) You can bring hostile parties to the table. When invoked, you successfully arrange a parley, negotiation, or temporary ceasefire between conflicting factions. Both sides agree to talk - though you don't control what they say or whether they honor it. Whether you seek peace, profit, or manipulation is your business. Scale depends on your title.

Your title determines the scope:

• Mediator (1): Small disputes, local factions
• Negotiator (3): Guild-level conflicts, organizations
• Ambassador (5): Regional diplomacy, noble houses, cities
• Envoy (7): National level, kingdoms will hear your proposals
• Grand Ambassador (9): Rulers personally request your mediation, nations seek your counsel

26. Monster Slayer

Gear: Hunting weapon, silver dagger, monster hunter's kit, trophy bag, 3d6x5 gp
Token: First kill trophy, hunter's oath, mentor's weapon, guild mark, the one that got away

Legacy - "The Hunter's Lodge" (1/level) Monster hunters share what they know, because the alternative is more dead hunters. When invoked, the lodge provides: detailed information about a specific monster's weaknesses and habits, access to specialized gear (silver weapons, blessed oils, rare poisons), a safe house where hunters rest between jobs, or warning about a creature's territory and recent kills. The lodge remembers every hunter who contributed, and every hunter who didn't. The scale depends on your title. A Monster Hunter gets local lore, while a Grand Slayer accesses centuries of accumulated knowledge.

27. The Reborn

Legacy - "Death Denied" (1/level) You refuse death itself. When invoked after being reduced to 0 Vitality, you come back up with 1 Vitality and take one final action before collapsing. The scale depends on your title: the Returned gets one desperate swing, while The Undying can fight through wounds that would kill anyone else multiple times over.

28. The Touched

Legacy - "The Presence Speaks" (1/level) The entity that touched you manifests. When invoked, the cosmic force provides: visions, otherworldly power, protection, or forbidden knowledge. The scale depends on your title: the Marked receives cryptic whispers, while a Vessel of Power channels forces that terrify even the gods.

29. The Transformed

Legacy - "Embrace the Change" (1/level) Your transformation grants you power. When invoked, you shift into your altered form for one scene: bestial strength, elemental powers, shapeshifting, or supernatural senses. The scale depends on your title: the Changed shows minor signs, while a True Shapeshifter becomes something entirely inhuman.

30. The Awakened

Legacy - "The Dreaming Network" (1/level) Those who have awakened find each other in visions. When invoked, another awakened (a hermit seer in the mountains, a mad prophet in the city, a sleeping oracle in a distant temple) sends you a vision or warning relevant to your current situation. They share what they've seen: danger approaching, a hidden truth about someone you've met, the location of something lost, or a path forward that others cannot perceive. The awakened help each other because they share the burden of sight. The scale depends on your title. Someone with Opened Eyes receives cryptic fragments, while a Grand Oracle communes with the greatest seers of the age.

31. The Chosen

Legacy - "The Faithful" (1/level) People believe in your destiny and act on that belief. When invoked, those who follow the prophecy provide aid: zealots shelter you from your enemies, a sage who has studied the signs shares crucial knowledge, believers donate resources to your cause, or a dying keeper passes you the next fragment of your prophesied path. They help because they believe you will save them, whether or not you actually will. The scale depends on your title. Someone Marked by Fate has a few true believers, while The Prophesied One commands a movement.

32. The Cursed

Legacy - "The Mark" (1/level) Dark forces recognize their own. When invoked, your curse acts as a key: hags will bargain with you when they'd eat others, cursed locations let you pass where the unmarked cannot, spirits bound by similar magic answer your questions, and forbidden texts reveal passages invisible to the blessed. You've been touched by something old and cruel, and that touch opens doors that should stay closed. The scale depends on your title. The Afflicted can parley with minor spirits, while a Curse Master walks freely through places that would destroy anyone else.

33. The Heir Apparent

Legacy - "Royal Prerogative" (1/level) Assert your royal authority. When invoked, you command resources befitting royalty: military forces, noble support, treasury access, or legal decrees. The scale depends on your title: a Crown Prince commands a personal guard, while an Uncrowned Monarch wields the full power of the throne.

34. The Fallen Hero

Gear: Tarnished armor/weapon, faded medals, torn cloak, 2d6x5 gp
Token: Medal of dishonor, broken oath document, newspaper clipping of your fall, former ally's curse, price of failure

Legacy - "They Remember" (1/level) Your past still has power. When invoked, people who remember what you were rally to you: veterans take up arms, folk shelter you, old allies return, or your legend inspires courage. The scale depends on your title: the Disgraced finds a few old friends, while a Redeemed Legend rallies armies who remember your glory days.

35. The Vessel

Legacy - "Channel the Entity" (1/level) The being within you takes control. When invoked, the entity manifests through you for one scene: ancient tongues, impossible knowledge, supernatural power, or terrifying presence. The scale depends on your title: a Host shows glimpses, while a Divine Conduit becomes an avatar of pure cosmic power.

36. The Pact-Bound

Legacy - "Call in the Bargain" (1/level) Your patron owes you power. When invoked, you demand your contracted due: eldritch knowledge, supernatural aid, otherworldly servants, or reality-warping power. The scale depends on your title: a Pact-Sealed summons minor imps, while a Bound King commands legions of hell.

37. The Hunted

Legacy - "The Fugitive Network" (1/level) Those who run know how to help others run. When invoked, the network of the hunted provides: a warning before hunters arrive, a safe house where no one asks questions, a false trail that leads pursuers astray, passage with smugglers who move people rather than goods, or someone who will swear they saw you heading the other direction. The hunted help each other because they know what it's like. The scale depends on your title: a Fugitive finds temporary shelter, while a Hunter's Nightmare can disappear for months or redirect entire manhunts.

38. The Liberator

Gear: Pamphlets, concealed weapon, common clothes, inflammatory writings, 2d6x5 gp
Token: Banned manifesto, execution warrant, martyr's blood, liberator's seal, broken chains symbol

Legacy - "The Cells" (1/level) Liberation requires infrastructure. When invoked, the underground provides: a printer who will copy your manifesto overnight, a sympathizer in the guard who warns of raids, a weapons cache hidden beneath a tavern, a network of couriers who move messages through checkpoints, or a safe house where the authorities won't look. The cause lives in a thousand small acts of defiance. The scale depends on your title: an Agitator has a few trusted contacts, while a Liberation General commands cells across multiple regions.

39. The Betrayer

Gear: Evidence of your betrayal, concealed weapon, forged documents, 3d6x5 gp
Token: Blood money, former ally's letter, the thing you sold them for, witness's silence, your justification

Legacy - "The Dirt" (1/level) You collect secrets like others collect coins. When invoked, your network of whisperers provides: compromising information about a specific person, a forger who can create incriminating documents, a servant who will plant evidence, a witness who will change their story for the right price, or someone already inside an organization who owes you. Everyone has something to hide. You just know how to find it. The scale depends on your title. A Turncoat has local dirt, while a Master of Betrayal has leverage on people across kingdoms.

40. The Condemned

Gear: Prison rags or simple clothes, improvised weapon, execution notice, 1d6x5 gp
Token: Death warrant, executioner's mark, final meal request, escape scar, the crime (real or fabricated)

Legacy - "The Last Friends" (1/level) The condemned find help in unexpected places. When invoked, those who sympathize with the doomed provide aid. The scale depends on your title:

• Death Row: A guard looks the other way once, a cellmate shares a hidden shiv, a priest carries one message out
• The Damned: A corrupt official loses paperwork, a fellow prisoner creates a distraction, someone outside leaves supplies at a dead drop
• Escaped Condemned: A network of safe houses shelters you, forgers provide new identity papers, guards in multiple cities are bribed to ignore your face
• Living Ghost: Officials who could identify you conveniently die or disappear, witnesses recant, records burn in mysterious fires
• Unkillable Condemned: Entire prison systems have people on your payroll, your "execution" can be staged with a complicit executioner, you can make others disappear into the system that tried to kill you

Mythic Paths

41. The Ascendant

Legacy - "Taste of Divinity" (1/level) Briefly become something more than mortal. When invoked, you manifest divine power for one scene: flight, invulnerability, an overwhelming aura, or another godlike ability. The scale depends on your title: the Blessed shows a hint of divine grace, while a God-Touched becomes an avatar of pure divine power that reshapes reality.

42. The Kingslayer

Legacy - "The Crown Falls" (1/level) End a reign. When invoked against a ruler, leader, or authority figure, you guarantee the end of their rule within a year and a day. Not necessarily death - abdication, coup, scandal, or catastrophic loss of legitimacy all count. The fall is inevitable, but the details and timing are up to the GM. You can't invoke this against the same target twice. If you die, the curse lifts.

43. The World-Walker

Legacy - "Open the Way" (1/level) Open a path to another realm. When invoked, you create a temporary portal to a plane you've visited or one thematically connected to your location. The scale depends on your title: the Plane-Touched opens unstable rifts to nearby realms, while the Cosmic Wanderer creates stable gates to any plane in existence.

44. The Dragon-Blood

Legacy - "Dragon's Wrath" (1/level) Unleash your draconic heritage. When invoked, you manifest dragon abilities for one scene: breath weapon, dragon fear, scales, or flight. The scale depends on your title: Dragon-Touched shows hints of draconic power, while a True Dragon transforms into an actual dragon.

45. The Legend

Legacy - "Become the Myth" (1/level) Do something legendary. When invoked during a dramatic moment, your action automatically succeeds in a way that becomes myth: the impossible jump, the duel against impossible odds, the speech that changed history. The scale depends on your title: the Storied achieves local fame, while a Living Legend performs feats that become the foundation of religions.

46. The Prophet

Legacy - "Proclamation" (1/level) Make a prophecy that must come true. When invoked, you speak a prophecy about the near future. It must be symbolic, not specific ("the corrupt king falls" not "King John dies tomorrow"). The scale depends on your title: an Oracle speaks local prophecies that may be twisted, while The Final Prophet speaks cosmic truths that reshape the world exactly as spoken.

47. The Apocalypse

Legacy - "Bring Down the Walls" (1/level) Guarantee destruction. When invoked against a structure, organization, or arrangement (not a living creature), you ensure its complete destruction within a year and a day. You can't stop it once invoked. If you die, the curse lifts. The scale depends on your title: The Harbinger dooms a building, while The End of All Things can unmake empires.

48. The Unmaker

Legacy - "Unmake" (1/level) Destroy something utterly. When invoked, you reduce an object to its component parts instantly. Not damaged, but disassembled. Doesn't work on living creatures. The scale depends on your title: the Breaker unmakes a lock or weapon, while The Void-Touched can unmake castles or legendary artifacts.