Filth Pig's Abattoir

  Wizard  Starting Equipment: Spell Book, 1D6 spells, musty robes. 1: Lost Arcana, Book Casting, +1 MD 2: Spell Extrapolation, School of Magic +1 MD 3: Magical Item Creation, Spell Alchemist +1 MD 4: Astute Pupil, Master of Magics +1 MD Lost Arcana : You have spent lifetimes pouring over musty tomes in billowing torch light and you have a deep understanding of the Arcane. Determine if an item is magical with one full day of study or by investing 1 MD. Commit a full week of study or invest 2 MD to determine if an item is cursed. A fortnight of study or investing 3 MD will tell you the exact nature and mechanisms of the enchantments on an item. Book Casting : Every proper Wizard has a spell book and any Wizard that does not is most likely a misnomer or a deception. Many Wizards make their spell books their Implement, but plenty more do not. Your spell book can hold as many spells as it has pages, but takes up 1 inventory slot for every 5 spells written in it. A Wizard may cast s...

Sorcerer Starting Equipment: The equipment of any other class if this is your first class, +3 Spells. If this is a multiclass, nothing and +3 spells. 1: Arcane Identity, I Am the Lightning 2: Spell Priority, +1 MD 3: Sorcerous Origin (Lesser), +1 MD 4: Meta Magic, Sorcerous Origin (Greater), +1 MD Arcane Identity : You did not learn magic, you simply are magic. You struggle eternally with Power and Control.  Power : You start with 2 Magic Dice, however the DM may change the result of [Sorcerer Level] of those dice by [Sorcerer Levels ] when you prioritize Harm to cast a spell. Control: You start with 2 Magic Die. You may adjust the rolled value of  [Sorcerer Level -1] Magic Dice when you prioritize Stability of the spell. This feature may raise the rolled value of your Magic Dice above half their rolled value. Spell Priority : When you cast a spell, you choose whether to prioritize the Effect or the Chaos of the spell. You make this choice each time you cast a spell. Harm : ...

They sneak up on you when you're alone, when you're vulnerable - when you take a few steps out of the campfire's circle of light to relieve yourself, when you're on watch by yourself and everyone else is asleep. When you've just gotten back from town and you're waiting on everyone else to return. Don't ever be alone. It won't stop them, but it helps. You might see one from a distance, on its way to torment some other lost soul. It'll look just like a regular sheep from 100 paces out, but the closer it gets - you'll see it's wrong. The wool isn't natural. It's miles and miles of tightly coiled analog phone chord. Your character won't know what that is, but they'll be able to tell the wool is wrong immediately. If they touch it, they'll be slightly disturbed by the feel of the plastic coating on the wires.  The head is an old rotary telephone complete with cradle receiver. The wire of the sheep's body connects to the rec...