Here below you will find explanation for each entry of a Career's description.
Career Name: It is the Career's name and it must be written in the character's Biography, together with all periods when it will be kept.
Career Description: It is a text which briefly describes what the Career is.
Requirements: Here all minimum requirements or previous Careers are listed that the character has to comply with in order to be able to start this Career. If the character want to join a certain Career she must fulfill the right requirements at the time of the periodic check.
Main Abilities: Here the Abilities are listed that are considered as fundamental for the character. These reflect talents that a character really following this Career should increase as much as possible, since they are fundamental to the activities she normally has to undertake.
Status: Throw the stated dice. If the result is higher than your current Status, raise it by 1; if the result is lower, lower it by 1.
If the result is identical, your Status does not change.
If a dash ("-") is given, it means that no Status check is needed in this Career and everything stays as for the previous period.
Progression: Here the sequence list is given for all Template Classes (with Template type listed in parentheses) to be selected in the given order to progress within the Career. If specific Skills or Feats are needed during the Career to be able to progress with further levels, this information is given too.
If a character changes her Career to another which shares some Template Class with the previous Careers, levels already reached can be used also in the new Career progression.
Obviously all requirements for the level you wish to acquire have however to be respected.
To get detailed information on Template Classes, read the corresponding sections.
Adaptation: In case the Environment requires it, this entry describes all adaptations to be done to the Template Class for a right Career management.
These could be minor (such as the obligation to select a certain Feat) or substantial (such as new Familiar tables) modifications.
