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 Languages. You know Common, Gnoll, and one Beran language
 such as Draconic, Goblin, Minotaur, or Orc.
+===== Background =====
+Tous les //backgrounds// de base sont autorisés, sachant que votre histoire doit toujours vous mener au fait d'être recruté comme brigadier de la préfecture de Risur. Un //background// supplémentaire est disponible: archéologue.
+Though most eyes look to the future, the past fascinates you, and
+you have found wisdom in exploring the ruins of civilizations that
+fell to disaster, or that gave birth to today’s world. Foremost in the
+public’s consciousness are the prehistoric orcs known as the An-
+cients, who left massive stone edifices, fantastic golden treasures,
+and little else. But you might also study the Demonocracy, the brief
+philosopher state of Pala, pre-Malice Elfaivar, the magically un-
+stable ruins of Methia, or any of the multitude of obscure peoples of
+the past. Perhaps some day you’ll explore the planets above and the
+ruins of surely long-dead cultures there.
+**Ability Score Increase**: +1 to Intelligence and one other ability
+score. \\
+**Skill Proficiencies**: History, and either Arcana or Survival. \\
+**Tool Proficiencies**: Cartographer’s tools or navigator’s tools. \\
+**Languages**: One modern language and one historical language
+of your choice. \\
+**Suggested Equipment** (cost 29 gp): A bullseye lantern, a min-
+er’s pick, traveler’s clothes, a shovel, a two-person tent, a trinket
+recovered from a dig site. \\
+**Feature: Historical Knowledge**. You can easily assess the mon-
+etary value of art objects that are more than a century old, and when
+you see ruins you can accurately ascertain who built them and for
+what purpose. Sometimes when you sleep near ruins, you faintly
+recall dreams of the people who lived there, which might guide you
+to where to search or dig. \\
+**Adventures and Advancement**. Your archaeological finds earn
+you gratitude from scholars and researchers. When you donate a
+valuable object to a museum or library, you gain advantage on all
+ability checks made during Research downtime activities per-
+formed at that institution.
+==== Archaeologist Connection ====
+  - The museum curator who owes you a favor.
+  - The sea captain with whom you’ve made profitable voyages.
+  - The noble who believes you robbed their ancestral tomb.
+  - The rival who is always one step ahead of you.
+  - The vanished colleague who was close to a breakthrough.
+  - The thief who was going to rob you but ended up fascinated by your work.
+  - The rich one-time patron with a grudge against you.
+  - The buffoonish but well-financed rival whose methods are clumsy and destructive.
+  - The former partner who stole your map.
+  - The inventor who will buy relics he thinks are keys to lost ancient technology.
+==== Archaeologist Memento ====
+  - A tablet with a fragment of the same poem in an archaic form of the languages of the Demonocracy and old Elfaivar, as well as unfamiliar pictograms of what appear to be hand signs.
+  - A sealed clay flask, filled with liquid and painted with strange, skeletal humanoids around a crescent moon.
+  - Half of a large stone key inscribed with pre-Malice iconography of the Clergy.
+  - A solid gold arrow which you discovered embedded in the fossilized skull of an unfamiliar beast.
+  - The charred case of an antique calligraphy kit with a brass nameplate that reads “Wm. Miller.”
+  - A typed letter from a representative of the Vsadni Tzertze pointing out flaws in a paper you published about the fifth-century B.O.V. Drakr.
+  - A wooden case containing a map to a ruin or dungeon, with the initials “RR” penned in the corner, found at a pawn shop.
+  - A graven idol of an unknown god, carved from purple stone and partially encased in black volcanic rock.
+  - An inherited, found, or stolen diary which once belonged to a great treasure hunter. It contains the answers to several riddles required to access some site, but no information about the site’s location.
+  - A signature weapon or tool given by a mentor or old rival.
+===== Destiny =====
+Choisissez un des thèmes (proposés dans le Player's Guide de la campagne) OU une destinée de Level Up!. Les thèmes vous permettent éventuellement d'accéder à une des classes de prestiges ([[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hXZLk3yOUA0D5xOsZq3E4WnKJIwnlAw1/view?usp=sharing|livret à télécharger]]). Des ajustements pourront bien sûr être faits pendant la campagne selon l'évolution de votre personnage.
+===== Class/ Archetype =====
+Deux nouvelles classes sont disponibles:
+  * [[zeitgeist:rules:savant|Savant]]
+  * [[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TqwEfMo7xGWT8JIMGx3PC_Uzid-WDaSQ/view?usp=sharing|Technologist]]
+Quelques archétypes sont interdits:
+  * Pour la classe d'Adept, l'archétype //Warrior Monk// est interdit
+  * Pour la classe de Warlock, l'archétype //Diabolist// est interdit
+Par ailleurs, cinq nouveaux archétypes sont accessibles:
+  * [[zeitgeist:rules:queenbee|Queen Bee (Berserker)]]
+  * [[zeitgeist:rules:gadgeteer|Gadgeteer (Fighter)]]
+  * [[zeitgeist:rules:vagabond|Vagabond (Bard)]]
+  * [[zeitgeist:rules:aspirant|Aspirant (Cleric)]]
+  * [[zeitgeist:rules:executore|Executore (Herald)]]
+===== Feat =====
+Tous les personnages commencent avec un //Feat// gratuit. Il n'est pas possible de le convertir en augmentation de caractéristiques (l'inverse sera possible dans le cadre des montées de niveaux, comme décrit dans les règles de //Level Up!//).
+===== Equipment =====