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The '''Arctix''' system is based on the three predominant pillars used to facilitate gameplay: [[Archetypes]], [[Traits]], and [[Influence]]. Everything a player character can do is based on these three things. The system utilizes a set of 10 d10 polyhedral dice for randomization and rules adjudication.

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	==Influence==		==Influence==
−	Each character also has six influence styles to facilitate interaction with each other and with [[NPC\|non-player characters]]. These styles are [[Psychological Influence]], [[Social Influence]], [[~~Economic~~ Influence]], [[Mystical Influence]], [[Cultural Influence]], and [[Force Influence]].	+	Each character also has six influence styles to facilitate interaction with each other and with [[NPC\|non-player characters]]. These styles are [[Psychological Influence]], [[Social Influence]], [[Economical Influence]], [[Mystical Influence]], [[Cultural Influence]], and [[Force Influence]].

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 ==Traits==
-Each character's [[skills]] and abilities are based on six different character traits: [[Aptitude]], [[Charisma]], [[Dexterity]], [[Perception]], [[Fortitude]], and [[Strength]]. How well a character performs specific actions in-game are directly tied to these base stats, along with derivative skill stats. The traits are important in '''Arctix''' because their scores determine how many dice can be rolled for [[skills checks]].
+Each character's [[skills]] and abilities are based on six different character traits: [[Aptitude]], [[Charisma]], [[Dexterity]], [[Perception]], [[Fortitude]], and [[Strength]]. How well a character performs specific actions in-game are directly tied to these base stats, along with derivative skill stats. The traits are important in '''Arctix''' because their scores determine how many dice can be rolled for [[Skills Checks|skills checks]].
 ==Influence==
 Each character also has six influence styles to facilitate interaction with each other and with [[NPC|non-player characters]]. These styles are [[Psychological Influence]], [[Social Influence]], [[Economic Influence]], [[Mystical Influence]], [[Cultural Influence]], and [[Force Influence]].

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 [[File:Arctixlogo.png|right|thumb|the Arctix logo]]
-The '''Arctix''' system is based on the three predominant pillars used to facilitate gameplay: [[Archetypes]], [[Traits]], and [[Influence]]. Everything a player character can do is based on these three things. The system utilizes a set of 10 d10 polyhedral dice for randomization and rules adjudication (except for [[Swift Edition Rules|swift edition]], which uses 2 x d10s). Another main divergence from other roleplaying systems is that Arctix does not use character levels. It uses an "''a la carte''" system of [[upgrading]] stats by spending [[Experience Points]], giving players a greater degree of control and flexibility.
+The '''Arctix''' system is based on the three predominant pillars used to facilitate gameplay: [[Archetypes]], [[Traits]], and [[Influence]]. Everything a player character can do is based on these three things. The system utilizes a set of 10 x d10 polyhedral dice for randomization and rules adjudication (except for [[Swift Edition Rules|swift edition]], which uses 2 x d10s). Another main divergence from other roleplaying systems is that Arctix does not use character levels. It uses an "''a la carte''" system of [[upgrading]] stats by spending [[Experience Points]], giving players a greater degree of control and flexibility.
 ==Archetypes==
-All characters play as one of several archetypes: [[Medic]], [[Charmer]], [[Outlaw]], [[Hunter]], [[Fixer]], or [[Merc]]. Each archetype offers specific advantages and disadvantages to gameplay.
+All characters play as one of several core archetypes. These are like character classes in other tabletop role-playing games. In ''[[Rainwall RPG|Rainwall]]'' these are: [[Medic]], [[Charmer]], [[Outlaw]], [[Hunter]], [[Fixer]], or [[Merc]]. The names of each archetype may vary depending on the setting (as '''Arctix''' can be adapted for any setting). For example, in the upcoming ''Everwind'' fantasy setting, the archetypes will be Cleric, Bard, Rogue, Ranger, Artisan, and Warrior. Each archetype offers specific advantages and disadvantages to gameplay.
 ==Traits==
-Each character's [[skills]] and abilities are based on six different character traits: [[Aptitude]], [[Charisma]], [[Dexterity]], [[Perception]], [[Fortitude]], and [[Strength]]. How well a character performs specific actions in-game are directly tied to these base stats, along with derivative skill stats.
+Each character's [[skills]] and abilities are based on six different character traits: [[Aptitude]], [[Charisma]], [[Dexterity]], [[Perception]], [[Fortitude]], and [[Strength]]. How well a character performs specific actions in-game are directly tied to these base stats, along with derivative skill stats. The traits are important in '''Arctix''' because their scores determine how many dice can be rolled for [[skills checks]].
 ==Influence==
-Each character also has six influence styles to facilitate interaction with each other and with non-player characters. These styles are [[Psychological Influence]], [[Social Influence]], [[Economic Influence]], [[Mystical Influence]], [[Cultural Influence]], and [[Force Influence]].
+Each character also has six influence styles to facilitate interaction with each other and with [[NPC|non-player characters]]. These styles are [[Psychological Influence]], [[Social Influence]], [[Economic Influence]], [[Mystical Influence]], [[Cultural Influence]], and [[Force Influence]].

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 [[File:Arctixlogo.png|right|thumb|the Arctix logo]]
-The '''Arctix''' system is based on the three predominant pillars used to facilitate gameplay: [[Archetypes]], [[Traits]], and [[Influence]]. Everything a player character can do is based on these three things. The system utilizes a set of 10 d10 polyhedral dice for randomization and rules adjudication. Another main divergence from other roleplaying systems is that Arctix does not use character levels. It uses an "''a la carte''" system of [[upgrading]] stats by spending [[Experience Points]], giving players a greater degree of control and flexibility.
+The '''Arctix''' system is based on the three predominant pillars used to facilitate gameplay: [[Archetypes]], [[Traits]], and [[Influence]]. Everything a player character can do is based on these three things. The system utilizes a set of 10 d10 polyhedral dice for randomization and rules adjudication (except for [[Swift Edition Rules|swift edition]], which uses 2 x d10s). Another main divergence from other roleplaying systems is that Arctix does not use character levels. It uses an "''a la carte''" system of [[upgrading]] stats by spending [[Experience Points]], giving players a greater degree of control and flexibility.
 ==Archetypes==

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		+	[[File:Arctixlogo.png\|right\|thumb\|the Arctix logo]]
	The '''Arctix''' system is based on the three predominant pillars used to facilitate gameplay: [[Archetypes]], [[Traits]], and [[Influence]]. Everything a player character can do is based on these three things. The system utilizes a set of 10 d10 polyhedral dice for randomization and rules adjudication. Another main divergence from other roleplaying systems is that Arctix does not use character levels. It uses an "''a la carte''" system of [[upgrading]] stats by spending [[Experience Points]], giving players a greater degree of control and flexibility.		The '''Arctix''' system is based on the three predominant pillars used to facilitate gameplay: [[Archetypes]], [[Traits]], and [[Influence]]. Everything a player character can do is based on these three things. The system utilizes a set of 10 d10 polyhedral dice for randomization and rules adjudication. Another main divergence from other roleplaying systems is that Arctix does not use character levels. It uses an "''a la carte''" system of [[upgrading]] stats by spending [[Experience Points]], giving players a greater degree of control and flexibility.

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−	The '''Arctix''' system is based on the three predominant pillars used to facilitate gameplay: [[Archetypes]], [[Traits]], and [[Influence]]. Everything a player character can do is based on these three things. The system utilizes a set of 10 d10 polyhedral dice for randomization and rules adjudication. Another main divergence from other roleplaying systems is that Arctix does not use character levels. It uses an "''a la carte''" system of upgrading stats by spending [[Experience Points]], giving players a greater degree of control and flexibility.	+	The '''Arctix''' system is based on the three predominant pillars used to facilitate gameplay: [[Archetypes]], [[Traits]], and [[Influence]]. Everything a player character can do is based on these three things. The system utilizes a set of 10 d10 polyhedral dice for randomization and rules adjudication. Another main divergence from other roleplaying systems is that Arctix does not use character levels. It uses an "''a la carte''" system of [[upgrading]] stats by spending [[Experience Points]], giving players a greater degree of control and flexibility.

	==Archetypes==		==Archetypes==

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	The '''Arctix''' system is based on the three predominant pillars used to facilitate gameplay: [[Archetypes]], [[Traits]], and [[Influence]]. Everything a player character can do is based on these three things. The system utilizes a set of 10 d10 polyhedral dice for randomization and rules adjudication.		The '''Arctix''' system is based on the three predominant pillars used to facilitate gameplay: [[Archetypes]], [[Traits]], and [[Influence]]. Everything a player character can do is based on these three things. The system utilizes a set of 10 d10 polyhedral dice for randomization and rules adjudication.
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		+	==Archetypes==
		+	All characters play as one of several archetypes: [[Medic]], [[Charmer]], [[Outlaw]], [[Hunter]], [[Fixer]], or [[Merc]]. Each archetype offers specific advantages and disadvantages to gameplay.
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		+	==Traits==
		+	Each character's [[skills]] and abilities are based on six different character traits: [[Aptitude]], [[Charisma]], [[Dexterity]], [[Perception]], [[Fortitude]], and [[Strength]]. How well a character performs specific actions in-game are directly tied to these base stats, along with derivative skill stats.
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		+	==Influence==
		+	Each character also has six influence styles to facilitate interaction with each other and with non-player characters. These styles are [[Psychological Influence]], [[Social Influence]], [[Economic Influence]], [[Mystical Influence]], [[Cultural Influence]], and [[Force Influence]].