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Revision as of 12:06, 25 October 2018
Fast Learner FASTLEARNER Possible Starting Trait Targeted Mutation Only
| Cancels: Slow Learner Point cost: 3 |
| "You have a flexible mind, allowing you to learn skills much faster than others. Note that this only applies to real-world experience, not to skill gain from other sources like books." |
(View - Edit Notes )Notes
- Your focus level is treated as 15 points higher when gaining skill experience through practice. Because focus cannot become negative, this has the effect of putting a "floor" on focus, meaning that a character with the Fast Learner trait will learn skills at a certain minimum rate. It is in these situations (such as during sustained combat) that the effect is greatest.