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 Enough said, now that it returned into my sight by virtue of fate (and the organisational efforts of the great people in the [[https://discord.gg/87GKfBny|Black Hack Commyniy Discord]] group) I decided to revit one of the roots of my TTRPG journey. I promise I am not procrastinating with a new side project, mind you! I was so excited that I immediately drafted a homebrew class. That's incredible productivity I haven't seen in months!
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 ==== Design Note ====
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 On the other hand, a class should always guide a theme/aesthetic, not leave it open to interpretation. Odds are, people will come in not knowing much.
-I tried to spread **Attribute Tests** across features, so that no attribute is ever irrelevant for a class and somewhat included. STR is the favourite child by the nature that raw strength can fix most things, so it's not included. But spreading attribute tests across attributes might mean the PC might fail to even utilise their class features effectively. Some might not even make sense, like DEX Test for sealing something.
+I tried to spread **Attribute Tests** across features, so that no attribute is ever irrelevant for a class and somewhat included. STR & CHA is the favourite children by the nature that raw strength and asking nicely can fix most things. But I find others often ignored, if not reduced to single purposes outside of class features & spell-casting. Yet, some might not even make sense in the case of The Cultivator, like DEX Test for sealing something.
 ==== Conclusion ====