Character Progression

After your character is Created, they will Learn and grow as the campaign goes on.

In this campaign, everything is going to be broken up into Acts. You can think of them as missions, or quests, but the parameters for each act will be determined by the Gm.

During these acts, generally No Character points are gained, if you had any saved from character creation or the last act (no more than 5) you can still spend them during the act at any time.

Once an act is over The Gm will give out character points to be spent however you want them, this is a sort of down time where you character can normally travel, study, etc.

The time between acts can be anywhere from a month to decades, and the points awarded will represent that.

I also AM expecting each Act to last around three sessions (unless we go off on a lot of tangents, or Balmon rolls a 1 or something)
There will also be bonus Points awarded at the same time, at the completion of an act.
Bonus Points will be rewarded on Punctuality, Roleplay, and group engagement.
Since a lot of you are MinMaxers and math nerds, this is exactly how I will be determining Bonus Character points:

No. of Sessions accomplished	01	02	03+
Punctuality	+5%	+10%	+15%
Roleplay	+5%	+10%	+15%
Group Engagement	+10%	+20%	+30%

So each session You are punctual, or have really good roleplay. or engage with the group a lot, I will note it, and then add them all up, so if you did everything amazingly, instead of getting maybe 10 Character Points at the end of an act, you will get 16 (+60%)
There also Might be the occasional bonus Points I award for something awesome your character did.

Character Points represent time, whether it be time training, or time studying, or even time exploring or working.

The Character Points Gained can be spent on anything, new skills, bolstering older skills, overcoming flaws and disadvantages, tracking down and finding/discovering new spells.
They can also be used to increase your Rank In the DiaFotizo

If your character can create or make items, or even spells- Since the time between acts can be generations, There needs to be a limit on HOW much one can create, so  each character point spent will represent an entire attempt at making something(given there is enough time, should be fine As long as no one is taking advantage of that).

Each attempt  you will Roll whatever skill is needed three times, and we will disregard the highest and lowest rolls to determine the outcome.