Brian S. Stephan
e615ba84ac
also remove a duplicated removal in the previous patch Signed-off-by: Brian S. Stephan <bss@incorporeal.org>
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102 lines
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--- _tmp/ccsrd.md 2025-05-29 08:58:25.946821678 -0500
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+++ _tmp/ccsrd.new.md 2025-05-29 09:09:44.195977384 -0500
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@@ -30025,98 +29885,6 @@
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However, clothing with additional benefits can be purchased, stolen, found, or earned by completing favors and
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accomplishing tasks.
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-Optional Rule: I Have That!
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-In fairy tales, characters often have exactly the right mundane piece of equipment
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-that they need to bypass a story-related obstacle hidden away in a pocket or a bag. Rather than having the PCs stock up
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-on mundane items like marbles, rope, and breadcrumbs in town, use the I Have That! rule. This means players don't have
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-to keep exact track of their characters' mundane equipment; instead, they spend an amount to get an unspecified "Pocket
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-Item" in
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-that category. Then, when they're out in the world and realize they could solve a problem with an item, they can just
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-say, "I have that!" and pull it from their pocket. All Pocket Items are one-use only; after using them, the PC marks off
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-one of their Pocket Items for the appropriate price category.
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-Most Pocket Items are inexpensive, but moderate and expensive Pocket Items exist, and are likely more useful than their
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-less expensive counterparts.
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-The GM has veto power over items that they don't think you could have found or carried.
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-Using the I Have That! rule doesn't preclude PCs from also purchasing these items directly. For example, if a character
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-who sews wants to buy a thimble and an inexpensive Pocket Item, they can. However, they cannot later turn the thimble
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-into a Pocket Item; it remains a thimble.
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-Example Pocket Items
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-Inexpensive
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-• Apple
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-• Ashes (handful)
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-• Breadcrumbs
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-• Butter
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-• Candy
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-• Chalk
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-• Cricket in a cage
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-• Cup
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-• Egg
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-• Fabric
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-• Flyswatter
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-• Glass jar
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-• Glue
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-• Honey
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-• Leather
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-• Magnets
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-• Marbles
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-• Nails
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-• Needle and thread
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-• Paper
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-• Plait of hair
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-• Pot of fat
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-• Pot of grease
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-• Ribbon
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-• Rice (handful)
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-• Straw
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-• Tacks
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-• Wax
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-• Wool
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-Moderate
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-• Bird in a cage
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-• Sewing shears
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-• Thimble
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### CLOTHING
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Inexpensive
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