Whereas Mages, Disciples, and Primalists call upon arcane, divine, or primal energies for their power, Scholars are masters of the secrets of the natural world and the cultures within it.

They are firm believers in the axiom “Knowledge is Power.” The civilizations of the world, past and present, have collected millennia of lore, much of which lies buried beneath the noses of the various races. Wherever they go, Scholars see these hidden histories. Whether they are the old markings of the Locust Swarm upon the border stones of Hernfar Isle, the Djinn statues that rise up from the sands of Al-Kalim, or the scarred deepwyrm scales glittering on the trade ships of the Torue Albes, a Scholar knows their meanings. There are as many kinds of Scholars as there are secrets, and most have their own specialization. Gnomish alchemists hail from insular lodges that deal in healing elixirs and acid bombs, Dwarven craftspeople forge weapons and armor of immense power, and Rune Scholars unlock the ancient secrets of the markings inscribed into the runebound shards.

Scholars adventure to add to their vast wealth of knowledge. Some, like the Weik Stormspeakers, travel the world gathering stories like gold to bring back to their lords, while others, like the Latari Elven Loremasters, live for hundreds of years, becoming the living archives of their people’s long history

• Alchemie
• Mechanik
• Medizin
• Wahrnehmung
• Runen-Magie
• Geographie Wissen
• Überlieferungen
• Verbotenes Wissen

• Dolch
• Apotheker-Ausrüstung oder Schwert
• Laterne oder 1 Heilende Kräuter
• Schöner Umhang oder Reise-Ausrüstung bestehend aus Rucksack, Schlafsack, Seil, Flint und Zunder, 3 Fackeln, und 1 Wasserbeutel
• 1d100 Silber-Münzen