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-===== Nouvelle classe: Savant =====
-Warriors rely on their physical prowess, and spellcasters have all
+===== Class/ Archetype =====
-manner of magic, but a savant needs no weapon or armor, only their
-mind. Brilliant ingenuity, meticulous planning, or keen deductions
-will win them the day and leave their enemies confused at how they
-were defeated.
-Of course, you’d have to be a fool to not use weapons, armor, or
-magic when they’re available, and savants are no fools. Knowledge
-is power, but power is also power. A savant is at their most effective
-when they have an array of tools at their disposal and an assort-
-ment of allies to enact their cunning schemes.
-=== Creating a Savant ===
+Deux nouvelles classes sont disponibles:
+  * [[zeitgeist:rules:savant|Savant]]
-Consider why your character relies on wits instead of warcraft or
+  * [[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TqwEfMo7xGWT8JIMGx3PC_Uzid-WDaSQ/view?usp=sharing|Technologist]]
-wizardry. Were they physically feeble and had to think their way
-out of challenges? Did they receive a refined education and learn
-from history and literature how to deal with all manner of unlikely
-scenarios? Have they just picked up these talents on the job, per-
-haps working a trade or serving as a guard?
-=== Quick Build ===
-Your highest ability score should be Intelligence, followed by Dex-
-terity. Get proficiency in Deception, Investigation, and Perception,
-plus disguise kits. Choose the Vanguard archetype, and choose
-proficiency with Culture, light armor, blowguns, pistols, scimitars,
-and whips. Learn the tricks Antagonizing Flourish, Improved Bas-
-tion Aegis, and Unbalancing Intervention. Learn the clever scheme
-Impromptu Persona.
-==== Class features ====
-^ Level ^ Features ^ Trick Known ^ SchemesKnown ^
-| 1 | Adroit defense, archetype, clever schemes, savant tricks | 3 | 1 |
-| 2 | archetype Feature, Combat Poise | 4 | 1 |
-| 3 | analyzed need, Skill Focus | 4 | 2 |
-| 4 | ability Score Improvement, Signature Move | 5 | 2 |
-| 5 | Developed Poise | 6 | 3 |
-| 6 | archetype Feature | 7 | 3 |
-| 7 | Intelligent Caution, Skill Focus | 7 | 4 |
-| 8 | ability Score Improvement | 8 | 4 |
-| 9 | Focused Defense | 9 | 5 |
-| 10 | More Tricks | 10 | 5 |
-| 11 | archetype Feature, Skill Focus | 10 | 6 |
-| 12 | ability Score Improvement | 11 | 6 |
-| 13 | exceptional Poise | 12 | 7 |
-| 14 | archetype Feature | 13 | 7 |
-| 15 | Clockwork Mind, Skill Focus | 13 | 8 |
-| 16 | ability Score Improvement | 14 | 8 |
-| 17 | archetype Feature | 15 | 9 |
-| 18 | nothing That Can’t be Solved | 16 | 9 |
-| 19 | ability Score Improvement, Skill Focus | 16 | 10 |
-| 20 | Ultimate Schema | 17 | 10 |
-**Multiclassing Prerequisite**: Intelligence 13
-**Proficiencies Gained**: Improvised weapons and one type of tools
-As a savant, you gain the following class features.
-=== Hit Points ===
-**Hit Dice**: 1d8 per savant level \\
-**Hit Points at 1st Level**: 8 + your Constitution modifier \\
-**Hit Points at Higher Levels**: 1d8 (or 5) + your Constitution modifier per savant level after 1st
-=== Proficiencies ===
-**Armor**: None
-**Weapons**: Simple weapons, improvised weapons
-**Tools**: Choose any one
-**Saving Throws**: Dexterity, Intelligence
-**Skills**: Choose three from Arcana, Culture, Deception, Engineering, Insight, Investigation, Medicine, Perception, Performance, Persuasion, and Sleight of Hand
-=== Equipment ===
-You begin the game with 125 gp (plus the 30 gp each beginning
-Zeitgeist character gets, for a total of 155 gp) which you can spend
-on your character’s starting weapons, armor, and adventuring gear.
-You can select your own gear or choose one of the following equip-
-ment packages.
-* Bravo’s Set (cost 137 gp): scimitar, 2 daggers, blowgun,
-pistol, whip, 20 shots (bullets and firedust), explorer’s pack,
-leather armor, disguise kit.
-* Thinker’s Set (cost 146 gp): mace (a cane), 2 daggers,
-carbine, 20 shots (bullets and firedust), burglar’s pack, leather
-armor, thieves’ tools.
-=== Adroit Defense ===
-You constantly analyze combat situations to improve your defen-
-sive posture, proactively interfering to guide attacks away from
-yourself. While you are wearing no armor, your AC equals 10 + your
-Dexterity modifier + your Intelligence modifier. You cannot use a
-shield and still gain this benefit.
-The savant is not proficient in armor by default, but might gain
-those proficiencies through archetypes, feats, or multiclassing.
-When you are wearing armor you’re proficient in, you can use your
-Intelligence in place of your Dexterity to determine your AC.
-=== Archetype ===
-Your Savant archetype defines what your greatest aptitude is. This
-book presents three types of savant: Steward, Vanguard, and Vox.
-The steward is expert at protecting and healing allies. The van-
-guard joins the thick of the fight, looking for tactical opportunities
-others miss. The vox deeply understands how words can manipu-
-late people.
-Your archetype gives you unique features at 1st level and again at
-nd, 6th, 11th, 14th, and 17th level.
-=== Clever Schemes ===
-Introduced in Level Up, exploration knacks are a variety of abilities
-that help you deal with non-combat challenges. Each class gets
-its own collection to choose from, and savants’ are called clever
-schemes. If you are not playing Level Up, your Narrator might
-ignore these clever schemes so that a savant doesn’t outshine other
-characters.
-You learn one clever scheme of your choice. These schemes are
-detailed at the end of the class description. The Schemes Known
-column of the Savant table shows when you learn more clever
-schemes.
-=== Savant Tricks ===
-You have developed a small number of clever gambits, deft maneu-
-vers, and canny guards which help you prevail in battle by using
-your wits. The number of tricks you know is listed on the Savant
-table, and you can choose from the list below and from the list of
-tricks your archetype makes available.
-To use a trick, you must first prepare it by spending a bonus
-action. You cannot prepare a trick outside of an encounter, but once
-a trick is prepared, it remains prepared until you use it, until the
-encounter ends, or until you spend a bonus action to replace it with
-a different trick. You can only have one trick prepared at time.
-Different tricks can be used at different times. Some can be used
-without requiring any action, in response to some trigger. Others
-require your action, bonus action, or reaction.
-Some of your tricks require your target to make a saving throw to
-resist its effects. The saving throw DC is calculated as follows:
-Trick save DC = 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Intelligence modifier
-Whenever you gain a level in this class, you can choose to replace
-a trick you know with a different trick.
-=== Types of Tricks ===
-Some tricks are called Aegises, which let you defend against some
-sort of attack. Other tricks are called Flourishes, which you can
-use when you hit with a melee weapon attack.
-If a trick offers a saving throw, after you use it against a particu-
-lar creature, that creature has advantage on saving throws against
-other uses of that same trick until the end of combat. If the trick
-doesn’t permit a saving throw, after you use it against a particular
-creature, you cannot use the same trick against that creature for the
-rest of the combat.
-== Aegises ==
-**Attention Diverting Aegis**. When a creature within 30 feet that
-can sense you makes an attack that isn’t targeting you, you can use
-this trick to distract the attacker. If it fails a Wisdom saving throw,
-until your next turn it has disadvantage on all attack rolls it makes
-that aren’t against you. \\
-**Canny Dodge Aegis**. When an attack would hit you, you can use
-this trick to roll 1d4 and add it to your AC against that attack. Alter-
-natively, when you would fail a Dexterity saving throw, you can use
-this trick to roll 1d4 and add it to your saving throw. In either case,
-you know how much the roll succeeded or failed by before deciding
-whether to use this aegis. \\
-**Committee Defense Aegis**. When a creature attacks you, if it is
-not the first creature to attack you since the start of your last turn,
-you find an avenue of opportunity amid the massed assault. You
-can use this trick to impose disadvantage on that creature’s attack.
-Then, you gain advantage on the next attack roll you make before
-the end of your next turn that targets a creature that attacked you
-this round. \\
-**Improvised Bastion Aegis**. When a creature’s attack, spell, or
-ability would damage you, you can use this trick to devise a mo-
-mentary defense (using a chair as a shield, predicting a safe spot in
-an explosion, diluting a spray of acid with a solvent, etc). You gain
-resistance to one type of damage you would take, which protects
-you only against the triggering hostile act. \\
-**Mindful Reason Aegis**. When you would fail an Intelligence or
-Wisdom saving throw, you can use this trick to roll 1d4 and add it
-to your saving throw. You know how much the roll failed by before
-deciding whether to use this aegis. \\
-**Serpentine Rush Aegis**. When you are targeted by a ranged
-attack, you can use this trick and your reaction to move your speed.
-Until the end of your next turn, ranged attacks against you have
-disadvantage. Additionally, your movement might get you to a
-location where cover makes you hard or impossible to hit. Reduce
-your speed on your next turn by the distance that you move when
-using this trick. \\
-**Tangled Dance Aegis**. When you would be hit with an attack
-and a creature other than the attacker is adjacent to you, you can
-use this trick to try to dodge so the attack hits that creature. If the
-attacker fails an Intelligence saving throw, change the attack’s
-target to another creature within 5 feet, and the attacker uses the
-same result of its attack roll. \\
-**Undermining Taunt Aegis**. When a creature misses with an
-attack or when a foe succeeds on a saving throw against an effect it
-created, you can use this trick to capitalize on their failure, warning
-the creature why another possible course of action will also turn
-out badly. If that creature can understand you, choose an action,
-such as Attack or Cast a Spell. The target must make a Charisma
-saving throw. If it fails, until the end of its next turn it cannot take
-that action.
-== Flourishes ==
-**Antagonizing Flourish**. When you hit a creature with a melee
-attack, you can try to draw its ire. If it fails a Charisma saving throw,
-it has disadvantage on attack rolls against creatures other than you
-until the start of your next turn. \\
-**Disarming Flourish**. When you hit a creature with a melee
-attack, you can attempt to disarm it. If it fails a Strength saving
-throw, its grip is loosened, and the creature cannot make use of the
-item until it spends a bonus action or attack on its turn to regain
-a solid hold. If the creature has disadvantage on the save and fails
-both rolls, it drops the item. \\
-**Experimental Flourish**. Whenever you miss with an attack,
-you improvise a follow-up that doesn’t directly attack a foe, such as
-slicing a rope to pin an enemy with a chandelier, or smashing a pipe
-to spray blinding steam on an enemy. Circumstances will dictate
-what the effect is, but some examples include shoving or impos-
-ing the blinded, deafened, grappled, or prone condition, and may
-also deal damage equal to your Intelligence modifier. Any condi-
-tions imposed should seldom last more than one round. Creatures
-affected can make an Intelligence saving throw to anticipate your
-trick and avoid the effect. \\
-**Guiding Flourish**. When you hit a creature with a melee attack,
-you can try to trick it into moving. If it fails a Dexterity saving throw,
-it moves up to 10 feet in a direction of your choice. This movement
-doesn’t provoke opportunity attacks. If this movement would cause
-it to take damage (such as by falling or entering fire), the creature
-has advantage on this saving throw. \\
-**Menacing Flourish**. When you hit a creature with a melee
-attack, you can spend a bonus action to activate this trick and de-
-liver a terrifying threat. The target makes a Wisdom saving throw.
-If it fails, for the next minute it is frightened of you. \\
-**Surgical Flourish**. When you have advantage on a melee attack
-and both dice results are high enough to hit, choose one of the
-creature’s limbs or eyes to debilitate. If the creature succeeds a
-Constitution saving throw, you debilitate that body part until the
-end of your next turn. If it fails the saving throw, the body part is
-debilitated until the creature can take a short rest.
-== Other Tricks ==
-**Assess Vulnerability**. When you attack a creature, you can use
-your Intelligence bonus in place of another ability score bonus for
-the attack roll and damage roll. This applies to all attacks you make
-against it before the start of your next turn, but not to attacks you
-make against other creatures. \\
-**Choreographed Disappearance**. On your turn, you say some-
-thing to turn a foe’s attention away from you or an ally. You or an
-ally of your choice who can understand you can move up to their
-speed. This movement does not provoke opportunity attacks from
-one creature of your choice that can understand you. If they end up
-having obscurement or cover relative to the distracted foe, they can
-Hide without spending an action. \\
-**Direct Ally**. You identify an opening an ally can take advantage
-of. You can spend an action and choose an ally that can understand
-you, then choose a target. If that ally hits that target with an attack
-before the start of your next turn, their attack deals an extra 1d8
-damage. The bonus dice increase to 2d8 at 5th level, 3d8 at 11th
-level, and 4d8 at 17th level. After you use this trick, you can choose
-the same ally again, but cannot choose the same target for the rest
-of the encounter. \\
-**Frightful Suppression**. When you make an attack that causes
-loud noises—a firearm or grenade, or also items and spells that deal
-thunder damage—you can use this trick to force the attack’s target
-(or creatures in the attack’s area) to make a Wisdom saving throw
-to gauge when it is safe to move, and thus avoid being pinned down.
-A creature that fails cannot move until the start of your next turn
-unless it spends an action. \\
-**Rallying Word**. You know just what to say to inspire an ally’s
-flagging stamina. You can spend a bonus action to let an ally within
-feet who can understand you spend a hit die. If it does, it rolls that
-hit die (adding its Constitution bonus) plus 1d8 and heals hit points
-equal to the total. The bonus dice increase to 2d8 at 5th level, 3d8 at
-th level, and 4d8 at 17th level. After you use this ability, the same
-ally cannot benefit from it again until you complete a short rest. \\
-**Saving Advice**. Spend a bonus action to advise an ally who can
-understand you. Choose a saving throw. One time before the end
-of this encounter, that ally can gain an expertise die on one saving
-throw of that type, used at the time of their choice. An expertise die
-is 1d4 they roll and add. \\
-**Sweeping Stride**. When you stand up, or when you move at
-least 10 feet and enter a space adjacent to a creature no more than
-one size larger than you, you can try to trip it. If the creature fails
-a Dexterity saving throw, it falls prone. If it succeeds, instead your
-movement ends in the space you entered to use this ability. If you
-used this ability while standing up, you remain prone. \\
-**Timely Tool**. Spend a bonus action to use an item that normally
-can be used as an action. This cannot cause damage or require an
-attack roll. Examples include administering an antitoxin, potion,
-or other easy-to-swallow item to a willing creature within reach;
-lighting a torch; tossing out caltrops, or barring a door. \\
-**Unbalancing Intervention**. When a creature within your
-reach makes a Strength or Dexterity ability check or saving throw,
-you can use your reaction to perform a series of pulls, shoves, and
-strikes that put a creature off-balance. The creature has disadvan-
-tage on its ability check or saving throw.
-=== Combat Poise ===
-Some savants are prepared to bloody their knuckles in a fight, while
-others make a point of staying out of the scrum. At 2nd level, you
-choose one of the following poises.
-== A Step Ahead ==
-You have a deft ability to predict your opponents’ responses and
-interfere with them. Whenever a creature within your reach that
-you are aware of attempts to take a reaction, you can expend your
-reaction for the round to try to disrupt them. That creature must
-make an Intelligence saving throw against your trick DC. If they
-fail, their reaction is wasted.
-== Combat Maneuvers ==
-You gain the ability to use combat maneuvers. (Combat maneuvers
-are detailed in the Level Up Adventurer’s Guide.) You gain an exertion
-point pool equal to your proficiency bonus.
-Choose two martial traditions. (Most savants learn maneuvers
-of the traditions Biting Zephyr, Mist and Shade, Rapid Current, or
-Sanguine Knot.) Whenever you gain a savant trick, you can instead
-choose a maneuver from any of your chosen martial traditions.
-You can initially learn maneuvers of the 1st degree. At 7th level
-you gain access to 2nd degree maneuvers, then at 13th level you
-can access 3rd degree maneuvers, and finally at 19th level you can
-access 4th degree maneuvers.
-=== Analyzed Need ===
-You can adapt your mind for whatever challenges you expect. Start-
-ing at 3rd level, when you complete a short or long rest you can
-choose a skill. Until you complete another rest, whenever you make
-an ability check using that skill, you use Intelligence instead of the
-ability score it normally uses.
-=== Skill Focus ===
-At 3rd level, and again at 7th, 11th, 15th, and 19th, choose a skill
-you are proficient with. You gain an expertise die on checks with
-that skill. (An expertise die is 1d4 you roll and add to your check
-result.)
-=== Ability Score Improvements ===
-When you reach 4th level, and again at 8th, 12th, 16th, and 19th
-level, you can increase one ability score of your choice by 2, or you
-can increase two ability scores of your choice by 1. As normal, you
-can’t increase an ability score above 20 using this feature.
-=== Signature Move ===
-At 4th level, choose one savant trick you know. You are considered
-to always have that trick prepared, and it does not count against
-the limit of the number of tricks you can have prepared. When you
-use that trick, it does not stop being prepared. Whenever you gain a
-level, you can change your signature move.
-=== Developed Poise ===
-At 5th level, you refine your combat poise. Choose one of the follow-
-ing, or one of the combat poise options available at 2nd level.
-**Extra Attack**. When you use the Attack action on your turn, you
-can make two attacks. \\
-**Rational Maneuvers**. You can use your Intelligence bonus to cal-
-culate the DCs of your basic maneuvers and combat maneuvers.
-=== Intelligent Caution ===
-At 7th level, whenever you complete a long rest you may choose
-one ability score and gain proficiency in saving throws of that type
-until you use this ability again.
-=== Quick Wits ===
-Also at 7th level, on your turn you can prepare a trick without
-spending an action. You can do this a number of times equal to your
-proficiency bonus. Thereafter, preparing tricks requires the usual
-bonus action until you complete a short rest.
-=== Focused Defense ===
-At 9th level, you can use the confusion of a large battle to protect
-you. If there are at least two enemies within 30 feet, you can use a
-bonus action to choose one of them. Until the end of your next turn,
-that creature has disadvantage on attack rolls against you.
-=== More Tricks ===
-At 10th level, you can hold two tricks in reserve, in addition to your
-signature trick. Whenever you prepare a trick, you can fill both
-trick slots (or keep one that is prepared and replace another).
-=== Exceptional Poise ===
-At 13th level, your combat poise can achieve remarkable things.
-Choose one of the following, or one of the combat poise options
-available at 2nd or 5th level.
-**Confounding Defense**. The first time each round that you use an
-aegis, you can immediately prepare another aegis trick. \\
-**The Opportune Moment**. On your turn, you can take one addition-
-al action. You cannot use this ability on the first round of combat.
-After you use this feature, you cannot use it again until you com-
-plete a short or long rest.
-=== Clockwork Mind ===
-At 15th level, your mental capabilities transcend the normal limita-
-tions mortal minds face. You gain an expertise die on all Intelligence
-checks and saving throws.
-=== Nothing That Can’t Be Solved ===
-At 18th level, you can overcome obstacles with ease. When you or
-another creature that can understand you starts its turn you can
-grant it the ability to ignore all sources of disadvantage until the
-start of its next turn. After you use this feature, you cannot use it
-again until you complete a short or long rest.
-=== Ultimate Schema ===
-At 20th level, you’re clever enough to accomplish anything. When-
-ever you complete a long rest, choose an effect that could be
-accomplished by a spell of level 8 or lower. You can have that effect
-occur immediately, or keep it in reserve for the day, and cause it to
-occur at any point by spending an action. This can be because you
-acquired a magic item or spellcaster willing to perform the magic,
-or have a device or hirelings capable of matching the feat.
-===== Archetype =====
 Quelques archétypes sont interdits:
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   * Pour la classe de Warlock, l'archétype //Diabolist// est interdit
-Par ailleurs, cinq nouveaux archétypes sont accessibles: les classes //Savant// et //Technologist//, et les archétypes //Queen Bee (Berserker)//, //Gadgeteer (Fighter)//, //Vagabond (Bard)//, //Aspirant (Cleric)//, //Executore (Herald)//.
+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 =====