Embedded Files
How do I grow my abilities?
How do I grow my abilities?
Experience represents your character's personal growth over time.
In Ghosts of Savannah, Experience is used exclusively for character progression through six Experience Levels. It is tracked automatically by your HUD and is separate from both Resonance and Role.
Experience measures your character's personal mastery and mechanical advancement.
Resonance reflects the influence your character builds through roleplay, relationships, and contributions to Savannah.
Role represents positions of responsibility and leadership earned within organizations.
Together, these three systems allow your character to grow mechanically, socially, and narratively throughout their journey.
The Experience Meter
The Experience Meter
Your HUD automatically tracks active participation while you are in approved regions of Ghosts of Savannah.
Your HUD automatically tracks active participation while you are in approved regions of Ghosts of Savannah.
As you roleplay, your Experience Meter gradually fills. When it reaches 100%, your character advances to the next Experience Level. Experience is limited to a maximum of six hours of progression per day. The HUD also performs periodic activity checks to ensure experience is earned through active participation.
As you roleplay, your Experience Meter gradually fills. When it reaches 100%, your character advances to the next Experience Level. Experience is limited to a maximum of six hours of progression per day. The HUD also performs periodic activity checks to ensure experience is earned through active participation.
Leveling Up
Leveling Up
When your character levels up, they gain Advancement Points.
When your character levels up, they gain Advancement Points.
An Advancement Point may be used to increase one of your core attributes:
An Advancement Point may be used to increase one of your core attributes:
- Presence
- Vigor
Will
cunning
These points represent your character becoming more capable through time, practice, and experience in Savannah.
These points represent your character becoming more capable through time, practice, and experience in Savannah.
Experience Levels
Experience Levels
Level
Level
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
Name
Name
Novice
Novice
Trained
Trained
Intermediate Adept
Intermediate Adept
Expert
Expert
Elite
Elite
Ability Rank
Ability Rank
Rank I
Rank I
Rank I
Rank I
Rank II
Rank II
Rank II
Rank II
Rank III
Rank III
Rank III
Rank III
Advancement Points
Advancement Points
0
0
+1
+1
+2
+2
+3
+3
+4
+4
+5
+5
Total Ability Points
Total Ability Points
7 (0)
7 (0)
8 (1)
8 (1)
9 (2)
9 (2)
11 (3)
11 (3)
15 (4)
15 (4)
20 (5)
20 (5)
Ability Ranks
Ability Ranks
Every supernatural ability, spell, or approved talent belongs to one of three Ability Ranks.
As your Experience Level increases, your abilities automatically improve:
Rank I represents basic proficiency and developing control.
Rank II reflects experienced use and refined mastery.
Rank III represents exceptional skill achieved through years of experience.
Unlike attributes, Ability Ranks do not require Advancement Points. They improve automatically as your character reaches higher Experience Levels.
Design Philosophy
Design Philosophy
Experience is intended to represent long-term character growth, not short-term achievement.
Experience is intended to represent long-term character growth, not short-term achievement.
While the HUD provides clear feedback on your progress, Ghosts of Savannah is not designed as a grind-based game. Character advancement supports the story, it does not replace it.
While the HUD provides clear feedback on your progress, Ghosts of Savannah is not designed as a grind-based game. Character advancement supports the story, it does not replace it.
Page updated
Google Sites
Report abuse