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<blockquote data-quote="Mark CMG" data-source="post: 5779060" data-attributes="member: 10479"><p>You only need to keep track of what you advance in.&nbsp; You create a background and choose a number of Facets based on that background.&nbsp; Then you choose a Path to follow during your first level.&nbsp; Each time you complete an Event (rather than XP), you gain a Facet, which you choose to advance based on something you've done during the game at some point.&nbsp; If you were in combat, you might take a new Facet in that, or in sneaking, or whatever.&nbsp; Facets are very maleable and tie into Ability Score bonuses among some other things.&nbsp; So you might tie a combat Facet to Strength bonus or Dexterity bonus.&nbsp; You only need to justify it based off your background or what you have done in-game, most likely within the time between the last Event and the most recent Event.&nbsp; Some Facets are gained between levels (unless the group wishes to defer all advancement to the point at which you level for bookkeeping reasons).&nbsp; The first four Events gain a Facet, the fifth gains two Facets and also denotes a level, which includes an increase in Health Points and the choice of the Path you are to pursue during the next level.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Mark CMG, post: 5779060, member: 10479"] You only need to keep track of what you advance in. You create a background and choose a number of Facets based on that background. Then you choose a Path to follow during your first level. Each time you complete an Event (rather than XP), you gain a Facet, which you choose to advance based on something you've done during the game at some point. If you were in combat, you might take a new Facet in that, or in sneaking, or whatever. Facets are very maleable and tie into Ability Score bonuses among some other things. So you might tie a combat Facet to Strength bonus or Dexterity bonus. You only need to justify it based off your background or what you have done in-game, most likely within the time between the last Event and the most recent Event. Some Facets are gained between levels (unless the group wishes to defer all advancement to the point at which you level for bookkeeping reasons). The first four Events gain a Facet, the fifth gains two Facets and also denotes a level, which includes an increase in Health Points and the choice of the Path you are to pursue during the next level. [/QUOTE]

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