Feature
A named piece of a class, species or feat that a character gains. It carries its rules through channels: resource pools, actions, roll modifiers, triggers and so on.
Primitives
Les briques de base que le moteur comprend.
Généré à partir du moteur le 15 septembre 2026.
Canal
Trigger
Something that happens by itself when an event occurs: the start of your turn, scoring a critical hit, using a particular action.
Capability
A named ability the engine checks for directly when it resolves an attack or a choice.
Progression
Proficiencies
The armour, weapons and skills a class makes you proficient in, including skills you choose from a list.
Feature grant
Gives one or more features when the character reaches a level.
Ability Score Improvement
Raise your ability scores by 2 points in total, or take a feat instead.
Choix
Feat choice
Asks the player to pick a feat, sometimes from one category only, like a Fighting Style or an Epic Boon.
Subclass choice
The level where the player picks a subclass. The subclass then gives its own features at later levels.
Action
Healing action
An action that restores hit points. The amount is written as a value, like 1d10 plus your level.
Utility action
An action with no attack roll and no saving throw, used for things like gaining an extra action.
Activation cost
What using an action takes from your turn: an action, a bonus action, a reaction, or nothing at all.
Extra action
Gives you more to spend this turn, such as one additional action.
Effet
Healing
Restores hit points.
Free movement
Lets you move right away, often up to half your speed, without provoking opportunity attacks.
Heroic Inspiration
Gives Heroic Inspiration, which you can spend to reroll a die.
Ressource
Resource pool
A counter of uses with a maximum. It refills on a short rest, a long rest, or not at all, and actions or roll modifiers can spend from it.
Cost in uses
What an action spends each time it is used, such as one use from a resource pool, and how often it can be used.
Modificateur
Roll modifier
Changes a d20 roll in a given situation, for example on checks or saving throws. It can apply by itself or be offered to the player, and it can cost a use from a pool.
Add a die
Adds a die to the roll, like the 1d10 from Tactical Mind.
Reroll
Rolls the d20 again and uses the new result, sometimes with a bonus added.
Advantage
Roll two d20 and keep the higher one.
Combat numbers
Changes to how the character fights: attacks per Attack action, the range that counts as a critical hit, how many weapon masteries you can use.
Weapon mastery
A special property of a weapon, like Cleave, Graze, Push or Topple, that a trained character can use when attacking with it.
Valeur
Value
How the engine writes a number: dice, a flat number, an ability modifier, your level, or a value that grows with level. Pieces add up.
Condition
Condition
A test checked before something applies, such as "you missed this target before" or "you are bloodied".