Prestige (3.5e Trait)

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Prestige [General]

Upon reaching the pinnacle of your current abilities, you can undergo a transformative experience, gaining new insights and powers.
Prerequisite: Character is at maximum level.
Benefit: You can choose to take this trait when you reach the maximum character level. Your maximum character level cap increases by 100 levels, and you gain a Prestige Rank (up to a maximum of 10 Prestige Ranks). Additionally, you gain hit points equal to half of your current hit points at the time of prestiging.
Drawback: Each time you prestige, you are Resting For 24 Hours During That Time.
Normal: Characters typically do not reset their levels after reaching the maximum character level.
Special: You may only take this trait when you are at the maximum character level. The benefits and drawbacks of this trait persist through subsequent Prestiges.
Roleplaying Ideas: Your character may feel the call of destiny, seeking new challenges and pushing beyond their current limits. Perhaps they are driven by a desire for self-improvement or a quest for ultimate power. Roleplay the transformative experience and the growth your character undergoes during the prestige.



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