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rules:domains [2025/06/28 17:08] – Ron Helwigrules:domains [2025/06/28 17:19] (current) – Ron Helwig
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 Each Domain includes: Each Domain includes:
  
-- A **Base Card** – your starting feature and identity+- A **Base Card** for each tier – your domain's identity
 - A set of **Feature Cards** – additional powers you choose from - A set of **Feature Cards** – additional powers you choose from
 - A **Progression Path** – requirements for unlocking new tiers - A **Progression Path** – requirements for unlocking new tiers
  
-It is expected that game masters will add lore appropriate to their campaign setting, but it isn't required. It might even be better if the player(s) using a domain create their own lore!+It is expected that game masters will add lore appropriate to their campaign setting for each domain, but it isn't required. It might even be better if the player(s) using a domain create their own lore!
  
-> Players begin with **two Domains**, allowing for endless combinations without overwhelming complexity.+Players begin with **two Domains**, allowing for endless combinations without overwhelming complexity.
  
 ## Domain Tiers ## Domain Tiers
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 Domains are divided into **Tiers**, reflecting your mastery: Domains are divided into **Tiers**, reflecting your mastery:
  
-- **Initiate** (Tier 1) – Starting tier; gain the Base Card and 1–2 Feature Cards   +- **Initiate** (Tier 1) – Begin with the Base Card and 2 Feature Cards 
-- **Proficient** (Tier 2) – Unlock by completing the checklist on your Base Card   +- **Proficient** (Tier 2) – New Feature Cards become available and you can have a total of 4 
-- **Expert** (Tier 3) – Requires major narrative or mechanical milestones   +- **Expert** (Tier 3) – More new Feature Cards become available and you can have a total of 7 
-- **Master** (Tier 4, optional) – Epic-level powers for advanced play+- **Master** (Tier 4) – Epic-level powers for advanced play - pick 10 cards from the complete set of Domain Feature Cards
  
-You may progress each Domain independently.   +Each tier's Base Card has a list of requirements for advancing to the next tier. You may progress in each Domain independently. For example, one Domain may reach Tier 3 while the other stays at Tier 1.
-For example, one Domain may reach Tier 3 while the other stays at Tier 1.+
  
 ## Choosing Features ## Choosing Features
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 When you gain a Domain or level it up, you choose new **Feature Cards** from that Domain’s list. When you gain a Domain or level it up, you choose new **Feature Cards** from that Domain’s list.
  
-Most Domains offer **5–6 features per Tier**, but you’ll typically select **only a couple**—ensuring builds stay focused and unique.+Most Domains offer **5–6 Feature Cards per Tier**, but you’ll typically select **only a subset**—ensuring builds stay focused and unique.
  
 Each Feature Card includes: Each Feature Card includes: