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<blockquote data-quote="Nagol" data-source="post: 5964872" data-attributes="member: 23935">My experience with CoC is fading into the mists of history a bit, but your questions are pretty general.&nbsp; First rule of CoC club is every character will be lost.&nbsp; The question becomes how and what story will lead to the loss?&nbsp; If a character doesn't die then he will almost certainly go mad from SAN loss.CoC is not based on the accumulation of experience.&nbsp; CoC has a large set of percentage-based skills.&nbsp; A profession just changes hte starting values for those skills.&nbsp; Progression is earned through successful use of a skill and then an after-adventure check to see if the skill improved 1%.&nbsp; Anyone can learn magic, but at a SAN cost.Magic can be useful, but it is quite dangerous -- the more powerful effects take SAN every casting.&nbsp; Typically magic draws on your power score which refreshes itself over time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nagol, post: 5964872, member: 23935"] My experience with CoC is fading into the mists of history a bit, but your questions are pretty general. First rule of CoC club is every character will be lost. The question becomes how and what story will lead to the loss? If a character doesn't die then he will almost certainly go mad from SAN loss. CoC is not based on the accumulation of experience. CoC has a large set of percentage-based skills. A profession just changes hte starting values for those skills. Progression is earned through successful use of a skill and then an after-adventure check to see if the skill improved 1%. Anyone can learn magic, but at a SAN cost. Magic can be useful, but it is quite dangerous -- the more powerful effects take SAN every casting. Typically magic draws on your power score which refreshes itself over time. [/QUOTE]

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