Legend Game System: Difference between revisions

* [[Artificial Human]]: Sentient Constructs with the Skinjob feat are either this or [[Ridiculously Human Robots]].

* [[Back From the Dead]]: The "Phoenix Reborn" ability for Monks, and a few alike powers in the Dragon, Celestial, and Undead tracks. Also possible via a medicine check.

* [[Cast From Hit Points]]: The Chirurgic Poet can do this, reducing his maximum possible hitpoints in order to heal others. Also overlaps with [[Heroic RROD]], as they receive huge damage resistance and A.C bonuses when they do this, but lose some of their ability to recover from damage.

* [[Character Customization]]: Not only can you choose class, but each class has a set of ability tracks it grants. You may swap out one of your class ability tracks for that of another, and may swap a second track with the Guild Initiation feat.

** Now available as a weapon property alongside the other abilities.

* [[Floating Continent]]: Hallow is made up of "constellations" of hundreds of massive floating islands (each one is 30 to 160 miles wide, but they average 80). Most of them are interconnected. Each constellation is centered around a massive semi-sentient divine machine that regulates things.

** Also, dwarves live in massive floating strongholds which they pilot around for trade.

* [[Finishing Move]]: A class ability of the Vigilante track - a once-per-Encounter attack with copious bonus damage and temporary hit points.

* [[Laser Blade]]: In both item and spell form. Just Blade Sages have it as a track ability.

* [[Le Parkour]]: Happens right before the climax of Osaka Street Stories, with the players chasing an [[Youkai|Oni]] across rooftops.

* [[Linear Warriors Quadratic Wizards]]: Averted. Balancing the classes against each other was a key point in Legend's development. The system provides good examples of what Quadratic Warriors look like.

** If anything, spells are actually ''underpowered'' in this game.