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 ====== Homebrew Rules ======
-==== Character Creation ====
+==== Characters and Stats ====
-  * Everyone gets a starting feat.
+=== Character Creation ===
+  * Everyone gets a starting Feat.
+    * Variant Human's do not get an extra Feat.
   * Everyone starts with 1 DM Inspiration.
+  * Everyone starts with normal starting gold, +1d4x10.
+    * For example, if your class's starting gold is 3d4, then you get 4d4
 === Intelligence Modifier ===
-  * For every positive modifier to your intelligence, add //either// one language, one skill proficiency, or gain expertise in a skill you are proficient in.
+When your Intelligence Score changes permanently, such as from an Ability Score Increase, an equipped Magic Item, or permanent Ability Score Damage, you may gain or lose the following:
-  * For every negative modifier to your intelligence, subtract //either// one language, one skill proficiency, or lose expertise in a skill you are proficient in.
+  * For every positive modifier to your Intelligence, add //either// one language, one skill proficiency, or gain expertise in a skill you are proficient in.
+  * For every negative modifier to your Intelligence, subtract //either// one language, one skill proficiency, or lose expertise in a skill you are proficient in.
+Note that if you already have a positive modifier, and that modifier is reduced (for example, from a +4 to a +3), you will lose the extra languages/proficiency that would have been gained by having the higher modifier.
 === Leveling ===
+  * **Hit Points** Roll twice and take the higher number, if both rolls are lower than average, take the (high) average.
+  * **ABI and Feats** When you level and are given the option of taking an Ability Score Increase or a Feat, you can take both, provided you have spent in game time working on gaining that Feat.
-Hit Points: Roll twice and take the higher number, if both rolls are lower than average, take the (high) average.
+=== Feats Changes and Restrictions ===
-When you level and are given the option of taking an Ability Score Increase or a Feat, you can take both, provided you have spent in game time working on gaining that Feat.
-=== Feats ===
   * **Lucky** Luck points do not give advantage on a roll but instead use the same rules as DM Inspiration.
 ==== During the Game ====
+=== Natural 20 ===
+Rolling a Natural 20 automatically succeeds.
 === DM Inspiration ===
+  * Instead of DM Inspiration granting Advantage, a deck of cards is used. Roll the die, and randomly pull a card from the deck. Apply one of the following modifiers to your roll, based on the card pulled:
-Instead of DM Inspiration granting Advantage, a deck of cards is used. Randomly pull from the deck and the card pulled will add to your roll.
+    * **Pip Cards** Add the face value to the base roll. Example: Drawing the 7 of Diamonds would add +7 to the roll.
+    * **Face Cards** Add +10 to the base roll. Example: Drawing the Queen of Hearts would add +10 to the roll.
-Pip cards are equal to their value, face cards are 10, aces are a Nat 20. Joker cards will allow you to exactly meet the DC you need to succeed, but cause a twist of fate to happen as a result.
+    * **Ace** Convert the base roll into a Natural 20. This counts as an automatic success.
+    * **Joker** Convert the base roll into a Natural 20, but a Twist of Fate also occurs as a result. This counts as an automatic success, but may come with strange, unnatural, and long-term consequences as determined by the DM.

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