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First, what is your character’s lineage? Pick from well- known fantasy lineages like [[dwarf]] or [[elf]], or play a unique lineage like a squirrelly [[kleppin]] or a biotechnical [[raedeen]].
First, what is your character’s lineage? Pick from well- known fantasy lineages like [[dwarf]] or [[elf]], or play a unique lineage like a squirrelly [[kleppin]] or a biotechnical [[raedeen]].


This wiki provides an in-depth description of all lineages. Each lineage allows you to make a choice when you first create your character as no lineage is a monolith. You will either pick a sublineage, or you will pick from a list of lineage abilities to make yourself unique. Some lineage options give you Skill Points. You can read more about how skills work in [[Skills]].<blockquote>'''Example: Marcus and Hanniah'''
This wiki provides an in-depth description of all lineages. Each lineage allows you to make a choice when you first create your character as no lineage is a monolith. You will either pick a sublineage, or you will pick from a list of lineage abilities to make yourself unique. Some lineage options give you Skill Points. You can read more about how skills work in [[Skills]].
 
At 1st level, you gain your lineage’s base features. You gain one additional lineage feature of your choice at certain character levels: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, and 29. This is based on your overall character level, not on how many levels you might have in a particular class.<blockquote>'''Example: Marcus and Hanniah'''


Nathan and Andi are creating Marcus, and Grant and Jake are creating Hanniah.
Nathan and Andi are creating Marcus, and Grant and Jake are creating Hanniah.

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