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New Era: Sol 366 Edition

Introduction
New Era vs. D&D 5e

Classes

Delver
Mercenary
Ranger
Researcher
Chanter
Magus
Guardian
Investigator
Scholar
Artificer
Sage
Witch

Characters

Character Creation Guide
Ability Scores
Skills
Knowledges
Specialties

Feats

General Feats
Skill Feats
Backgrounds
Career Backgrounds
Flaws

Gameplay

Gameplay Basics
Game Phases
Actions
Movement
Split Parties

Adventuring

Adventuring Overview
Environments
Resting
Damage Types
Status Effects

Interaction

Interaction Overview
Relationship
Trading

Combat

Combat Overview
Reactions
Called Shots
Opportunity

Progression

Progression Modes
Character Points
Leveling Up
Multiclassing

Magic

Spellcasting
Spell Study Guide
Schools of Magic
Alchemy
Enchantments
Artifacting
Spellcraft

Spell Lists

Elemental
Divine
Physical
Psionic
Spectral
Temporal
Metamagic

Equipment

Inventory
Item List
Melee Weapons
Ranged Weapons
Armor
Shields
Outfits
Cell Phones
Vehicles
Alchemical Items
Magical Artifacts
Potions
Crafting
Conditions and Durability

Creatures

Companions
Familiars
Animals
Monsters

Appendix

Quick Reference
Rules Variants
Change Log
Glossary
Index

Ver. 1.3.1

Hazardous Terrain

Mud, Jagged rocks, and tall grass are all examples of hazardous terrain that is more difficult to move through. While on hazardous terrain, you move at half speed and take a -5 penalty to Long Jump and Sprint skill checks. Depending on the type of terrain, a failed movement check might cause you to fall and hurt yourself.