Menu
Ancestries
Backgrounds
Lineages
Classes
Subclasses
Spells
Curses
Mentas
Sanguines
Feats
Passive
Full
Standard
Quick
Attack
Free
Reaction
Opp. Attack
Innate Skills
Gathering Skills
Knowledge Skills
Crafting Skills
Weapon Skills
Armor Skills
Defensive Skills
Status Effects
Crafting
Alchemy
Art
Cooking
Enchanting
Glassblowing
Jewelling
Leatherworking
Machining
Masoning
Smithing
Weaving
Woodworking
View All Crafting
View All Rules
Library
Digital supplements and compendia—rules content, adventures and setting material you add to My Library.
Browse Library
Adventures
Standalone adventures—ready to run. Purchase the source in the Library for access.
All Adventures
Free Adventures
Paid Adventures
Disadvantage
Term
Sometimes when a 
Challenge Roll is made, the rules or the GM might require a roll to be made at Disadvantage ( DIS).
This means two d20s are rolled, and the LOWER of the two rolls is taken before summing modifiers or another adjusting rolls.
Example: Making an Attack Roll a creature behind cover. Making a 
Contesting Roll but under the curse of a 
Warlock.
