Mythlight RPG | Inventory

Standard Equipment

Weapons, armor, and their damage types.

Physical Damage Types

PuncturePiercing (Knives, Rapiers)

SlashCutting (Swords, Sabers)

BluntCrushing (Hammers, Clubs)

CleaveChopping (Axes)

Elemental Damage Types

FireHeat, fire, certain explosions.

IceFrost, freezing.

LightningElectrical devices and magic.

LightHoly energy.

DarkUnholy energy.

ForcePure kinetic force.

PsychicDamage directly to the mind.

PoisonToxins and venom.

AcidMelting substances.

VibroThunder and vibration.

Random Weapon Generator

Build a random weapon by rolling a base type, one guaranteed quality prefix, plus extra functional prefixes.

Extra Prefixes Weapon Quality

Generated Weapon

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Random Gear Generator

Generate random gear with 1 quality prefix and optional functional modifiers.

Extra Prefixes Gear Quality

Generated Gear

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Artisan Crafting

Forge items of power using components found in your travels. Some crafts have durability, others don't, how to repair is specified in the gear itself.

Crafting Difficulty & Precision

Crafting requires a Crafting Skill Check (usually Tinkering or an equivalent skill).

Complexity	Craft Check
Trivial	No check required
Simple	Tinkering 8
Standard	Tinkering 12
Difficult	Tinkering 16
Complex	Tinkering 20

Failure by 5 or more: One random component is destroyed.

Precision Component Bonuses

Selecting the correct sub-components grants flat bonuses to the Craft Check.

Precision	Bonus
Correct Family Only	No bonus
Correct Sub-Component ×1	+1 Craft Bonus
All Components Correct	+2 to final roll (global, not per item)

Craft Tiers

Tier	Difficulty	Requirements
Trivial	Very Easy	Hands, basic tools
Simple	Easy	Tools
Standard	Moderate	Tools, workbench
Difficult	Hard	Specialized tools, workshop
Complex	Very Hard	Full workshop

Combat Crafts

Combat crafts are quickly deployable craftables, these can be made in the middle of combat using 1 Action.

Crafts

Name	Cost	Tier	Expand

Recipes

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Name	Tier	Category	Components	Effect

Components

Component	Category	Notes

Alchemy & Brewing

Brew potions using aspects, quality, and skill.

Brewing Rules

Brewing Process

During a rest, if you are able to access and use a Capable Brewing Setup, you may attempt to brew a potion of Simple difficulty. Attempting to brew a Medium or Hard recipe requires you to have Brewer as one of your traits.

Brewing consumes all ingredients used in the attempt. All brews require Water (Null) in addition to the ingredients listed in the recipe.

The order of ingredients does not matter. Ingredients may repeat if the recipe calls for it.

Brewing Check

Difficulty	Ingredient Slots	Target Number
Simple	1 Ingredient	≥ 8
Medium	2 Ingredients	≥ 10
Hard	3 Ingredients	≥ 12

Add the following to your roll:

Tinkering Total
Brewing Setup Bonus
Any other Brewing Bonuses
+2 Ingredient Bonus if using multiple ingredients and all are of the same Quality

If the final total is lower than the required value, the attempt fails and you gain nothing. Rolling snake eyes results in a Mystery Brew.

Ingredient Aspects & Codes

Code	Aspect	Effect
V	Vital	Regen, HP restoration, Guard gain
C	Charge	Movement modification, skill enhancement
F	Flux	Inversion, paradoxical or odd effects
Z	Zeal	Damage, resistance, offensive scaling
A	Arcane	Magical effects, mana restoration
N	Null (Water)	Required stabilizer; used to fill unused recipe slots

Some aspects may be rare in pure form. For example, pure Flux ingredients may be difficult to extract and commonly appear blended with other aspects. Separating aspects from a compound ingredient may require a Tinkering check (Narrator determined difficulty).

Yield & Success

On success, you gain doses equal to the total yield of all ingredients used:

Quality	Yield Value
Subpar	0.5 (rounded down; minimum total yield = 1)
Adequate	1
Excellent	2

Add together the yield of all ingredients used in the brew. Minimum total yield is always 1 dose.

Containers

Container	Capacity
Vial	1 Dose
Bottle	2 Doses
Jug	3 Doses

A container may only hold one kind of potion. After a successful brew, the batch must be transferred into a container.

Using Potions

Drinking or throwing a potion uses an Action.
You must spend at least 1 dose to gain its effect.

Recipes & Mystery Brews

Recipes may be granted by traits or discovered in the game world.

Brewing a non-Simple potion without knowing its recipe results in a Mystery Brew (except when rolling a Midnight).
Mixing two different potions in the same container creates a Mystery Brew.
Rolling snake eyes creates a Mystery Brew.
A player may poison a batch by mixing brews together, largely negating its effect (Narrator adjudicated).

The effects of a Mystery Brew are determined entirely by the Narrator. They cannot be predicted by Insight or any other roll.

Ingredients

Ingredient	Aspect	Quality

Potions

Name	Tier	Aspects	Effect