Category: iCore
Sense Grace
Posted on February 14, 2026 in D20 Feature iCore Skill
Common Requirements:
i20™ Sense Grace Details
iCore™ Sense Grace Details
Pages on the web site lean towards i20™ text flavor, discrepancies will be noted in the iCore™ tab.
Faerie Blood
Posted on January 5, 2026 in D20 Feature iCore Trait
A character with the Feature of Faerie Blood has to have had a faerie (elf) as part of their lineage. It becomes completely recessive characteristics after a couple of generations. It’s something that only manifests again rarely. Outwardly, the character is smaller and quicker than normal. Growing up, they have vision-flashes of life around them with the curtain of the world pulled back to see the Faeywyld version of it. Their dreams are of similar visions. Their countenance emphasizes the mixed lineage, especially their eye colors. They have an elf’s hair color and lack of body hair. Their ear shape and vocal capabilities allow them to communicate using Feyloise better.
i20™ Character Details
COST: 1 CP Trait
- The character’s primary race must be Human.
- The character acquires the Feature: Obviously Elven Countenance – The facial features appear distinctly as a blend of the mixed lineage and their primary, emphasizing the mixed side; The character’s eye color is distinctly bright elven. They do not and cannot have a soul gem.
- The character’s Dexterity must always be 2 higher than their Strength.
- Body Frame AND Body Bulk average or less; Body Build = average or less.
- The character must use starting CP to acquire a Mana Reservoir.
- Slyly: The character can use 1 mana any time to gain Magic Resistance against a faerie source of charm; The character can also spend 1 mana to Concentrate to sense to see is a single target’s aura has a Faeywyld aspect.
iCore™ Character Details
Pages on the web site lean towards i20™ text flavor, discrepancies will be noted in the iCore™ tab.
Zero Gravity Movement
Posted on August 13, 2025 in D20 iCore Skill Trait
Zero Gravity Movement is a Mobility Expression reflects
In addition to being a mode of locomotive movement AND a Skill – walk/run, climb (brachiate), jump (hop/spring), swim, fly – each one can be taken as a Accomplished Activity Trait for the Athletics Skill.
ALL SKILLS ARE BOUND BY A CHARACTER'S Frame of Reference EXPERIENCE.
i20™ Skill Details
i20 Skills REPLACE d20 skill proficiency: Add the skill level + modifiers to the check ( Proficiency Bonus not used).
A single Result Check to assess Success or Failure AND quality which may be impacted by conditions which indicate a Lack of Capability (Unfamiliar, Unproficient, etc.). The GM can { } Narrate it, and players may request an appropriate impact when anything other than a basic outcome is indicated. Character Points are Rewarded by the GM to improve Skills (and other Features).
iCore™ Skill Details
Aura of Fortune
Posted on March 24, 2025 in D20 iCore Trait
[ Feature Impact ] > Positive
Req/Limit: Must be taken at Character Inception
The character is favored by Fortuna, Lady Luck, etc. Whenever there is a roll/check to see if a random outcome is positive for the PC, it is made with Advantage, OR a single “+” or “-” 1 (or unit of value used) on a check. This includes activities that the PC is leading for their group as well – i.e. scouting and the like. It includes things such as a check to see if the PC avoids getting lost, bypasses an encounter, etc. The point is to reduce the danger to the character’s progress as they go through locales and make decisions.
Note that this can have a negative impact in that certain encounters would be avoided which may be dangerous but provide access to knowledge, items, or experience. It cannot be ‘turned off’ in any way, it is reflective of how their Essence is placed in The Pattern.
Legerdemain/Sleight of Hand
Posted on January 17, 2025 in D20 iCore Skill
[ Feature Impact ] > Positive
Sleight of Hand.Accomplished Activity: Juggling, Pick Pocket, Game Trick (dice, cards, etc.), Palm Object
Sleight of hand can be used to hide what you are doing – such as picking pockets, palming an object (card tricks, etc.). It does not take this still to effectively hide something, but if you wish to hide an object on someone it grants knowledge of the best places that will be missed by a pat-down – places where clothing and culture may allow a refuge of deceit.