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--- legacy:characters:level [2025/08/26 15:34] – tailkinker
+++ legacy:characters:level [2025/08/26 15:52] (current) – tailkinker
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 Whenever you accumulate enough experience to advance to the next level, you gain several benefits:
   * Distribute six points as you wish among your attributes' scores.  You may not place more than three points in any single attribute.
-  * Gain one trait.  This trait must be chosen from the Advancement Traits list.
   * Choose one skill, and gain one level in that skill.  You may not improve a skill past the Skill Cap for your new level.
+  * Gain one trait.  This trait must be chosen from the Advancement Traits list.
+  * At levels 5, 9, 13 and 17, also gain one trait from the Tier Traits list.
+Note that traits are divided into five tiers:  Apprentice, Journeyman, Master, Paragon and Legendary.  The tier of the trait determines the level at which the trait may be selected, as per the table below.  Note also that a trait's tier is based on the list on which it is found, and is //not// inherent to the trait itself.  Some lists may make some traits available at a lower level.
-Note that traits are divided into three tiers:  Basic, Advanced and Elite.  You may only select an Advanced trait if your level is 5 or higher, and may only select an Elite trait if your level is 9 or higher.  Note also that a trait's tier is based on the list on which it is found, and is //not// inherent to the trait itself.  Some lists may make some traits available at a lower level.
+^Tier        ^  Level  ^
+|Apprentice  |   1     |
+|Journeyman  |   5     |
+|Master      |   9     |
+|Paragon     |   13    |
+|Legendary   |   17    |