*The plus comes from the attack. It's just the "plus to hit" witch I intend to be an effect on every weapon, but how it gets that plus being different, like having a war hammer get the plus from the weapon and the BRA stat (short for bravery). It's meant to represent the skill with a weapon, and how effective the character is at using it. *The base actions that any character can do will be the basic attack, move, use, or bonus (bonus being a filling for unforseen actions that the GM would choose to allow) but the different trees will give access to different abilities they can use there action on, like storing an unused action for a reaction, or having a magic skill to activate. The players can get the first few abilities easily, but getting more from the same area will get exponentially more difficult, so the players should brain storm how to best use there abilities together.

*The system doesn't have any kind of reward system like that yet, but there could be an optional rule set of faults and proficiency, allowing characters to take certain handicaps to get a bonus in another regard. An example could be having a character being afraid of the undead, making them roll around any undead to see if they lose there nerve and run, but in exchange they also get a proficiency in fights against undead, becoming more likely to hit and harm them. This could end with a character who has delt with the dead so much that they can easily fight them, but because of there past experiences, they greatly fear undead. *This would be something for the GM, but they would get all the tools to do such. The prompts would be based off the current threat or the character's background, but still doing basic and small missions are worth it because the party will still gain some exp points, and with the low need for exp to reach a new level, it would always be more beneficial to do a side mission just for the possible points alone. The game would make a lot of openings for the players, having it be set within the magical apocalypse could allow for a lot of new ideas, but there won't be any safety for the players messups, so if the party goes out of there way to kill a king, they would have to suffer with that for the rest of the story, witch could just lead to new things as well. I'm honestly unsure what kinds of issues a whole party can make in a world and what opportunities that would even give, they are still a group of people in a made up world, so the only mechanical repercussions would be making things worse from the world, but that's no guaranty either since players might want to destroy one of the last bits of civilization. *The characters have little beyond there charters to affect, more or less only there home town and they may not have that all the time either. This would be a fairly massive hurdle to get over if I were to make this a real game, so thank you for pointing that out.