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(MINOR OR MAJOR)
Your warrior has an annoying or dangerous compulsion. A Minor Habit irritates companions but isn&rsquo;t dangerous. Maybe the character picks her nose, can&rsquo;t stop fiddling with some item, says "ummm" in the middle of every sentence, or chews food with her mouth open.
A Major Habit is a physical or mental addiction of some sort that is debilitating or possibly even deadly. This includes drug use, chronic drinking, or even a penchant for gambling with money stolen from allies.
An addict who doesn&rsquo;t get his fix must make a @UUID[Compendium.swpf-core-rules.swpf-rules.swpfcore01charac.JournalEntryPage.01traitsummari00]{Vigor} roll every 24 hours he goes without or take a level of @UUID[Compendium.swpf-core-rules.swpf-rules.swpfcore03rules0.JournalEntryPage.03situationalr00]{Fatigue}.
Once every 24 hours, a @Compendium[swpf-core-rules.swpf-skills.Healing]{Healing} roll with some sort of appropriate medicine removes one level of Fatigue for four hours. After that the Fatigue returns and can only be recovered with the addicting substance.
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	Key	English	Actions
	entries.Curious.name	Curious
	entries.Curious.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>It killed the cat, and it might kill your hero as well. Curious characters stick their nose in others' business and always want to know what’s behind a potential mystery or secret.</p> </div>
	entries.Death Wish.name	Death Wish
	entries.Death Wish.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>Having a death wish doesn’t mean an adventurer is suicidal — he might just think his life is worth less than some noble but clearly deadly goal.</p> <p>Those with a Death Wish don’t throw their lives away for no reason, but when there’s a chance to complete a goal they do anything — and take any risk — to achieve it.</p> </div>
	entries.Delusional.name	Delusional
	entries.Delusional.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>(MINOR OR MAJOR)</p> <p>Your hero believes something considered quite strange by most others. Minor Delusions are harmless or the character generally keeps it to himself (the magistrate puts sleeping powder in the water supply, dogs can talk, we’re all just characters in some bizarre game, etc.).</p> <p>With a Major Delusion, the hero expresses opinions on the situation frequently and it can occasionally lead to danger (all potions are deadly, armor gives me hives, zombies are my friends).</p> </div>
	entries.Driven.name	Driven
	entries.Driven.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>(MINOR OR MAJOR)</p> <p>A @Compendium[swpf-core-rules.swpf-hindrances.Vow]{vow} is a commitment to others — driven characters want something for themselves. It may be to protect the realm, prove you’re the best knucklebones player in the kingdom, or the best equestrian on Golarion.</p> <p>The Minor version shapes the character and influences decisions but either happens rarely or is fairly harmless. As a Major Hindrance it’s an overriding desire that comes up frequently or causes peril for the hero and companions.</p> </div>
	entries.Elderly.name	Elderly
	entries.Elderly.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>Your adventurer is getting on in years. Reduce @UUID[Compendium.swpf-core-rules.swpf-rules.swpfcore03rules0.JournalEntryPage.03rules000000000]{Pace} by 1 and subtract 1 from running rolls (minimum 1). Elderly characters also suffer a −1 penalty to @UUID[Compendium.swpf-core-rules.swpf-rules.swpfcore01charac.JournalEntryPage.01traitsummari00]{Agility, Strength, and Vigor} rolls, but not their linked skills.</p> <p>On the plus side, the wisdom of years grants the hero 5 extra skill points which may be used for any skills linked to @UUID[Compendium.swpf-core-rules.swpf-rules.swpfcore01charac.JournalEntryPage.01traitsummari00]{Smarts}.</p> </div>
	entries.Enemy.name	Enemy
	entries.Enemy.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>(MINOR OR MAJOR)</p> <p>Someone out there hates the character and wants him ruined, locked away, or dead. The value of the Hindrance depends on how powerful the enemy is and how often they might show up. A Minor Enemy might be a lone warrior out for vengeance or a betrayed brotherhood that’s deadly but appears rarely. A Major Enemy might represent powerful authorities, a band of ruffians, or a single very powerful and relentless rival.</p> <p>If the enemy is one day defeated, the GM should gradually work in a replacement, or the hero may buy off the Hindrance by sacrificing an @UUID[Compendium.swpf-core-rules.swpf-rules.swpfcore01charac.JournalEntryPage.01advancement000]{Advance}.</p> </div>
	entries.Greedy.name	Greedy
	entries.Greedy.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>(MINOR OR MAJOR)</p> <p>A miser measures worth in material possessions or wealth. If a Minor Hindrance, the character argues bitterly for more than a fair share of any loot or reward the party might come across. As a Major Hindrance, he fights over anything that seems unfair, and may even kill for it.</p> </div>
	entries.Habit.name	Habit
	entries.Habit.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>(MINOR OR MAJOR)</p> <p>Your warrior has an annoying or dangerous compulsion. A Minor Habit irritates companions but isn’t dangerous. Maybe the character picks her nose, can’t stop fiddling with some item, says "ummm" in the middle of every sentence, or chews food with her mouth open.</p> <p>A Major Habit is a physical or mental addiction of some sort that is debilitating or possibly even deadly. This includes drug use, chronic drinking, or even a penchant for gambling with money stolen from allies.</p> <p>An addict who doesn’t get his fix must make a @UUID[Compendium.swpf-core-rules.swpf-rules.swpfcore01charac.JournalEntryPage.01traitsummari00]{Vigor} roll every 24 hours he goes without or take a level of <strong>@UUID[Compendium.swpf-core-rules.swpf-rules.swpfcore03rules0.JournalEntryPage.03situationalr00]{Fatigue}</strong>.</p> <p>Once every 24 hours, a @Compendium[swpf-core-rules.swpf-skills.Healing]{Healing} roll with some sort of appropriate medicine removes one level of Fatigue for four hours. After that the Fatigue returns and can only be recovered with the addicting substance.</p> </div>
	entries.Hard of Hearing.name	Hard of Hearing
	entries.Hard of Hearing.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>(MINOR OR MAJOR)</p> <p>As a Minor Hindrance, characters who've lost some of their hearing subtract 4 from @Compendium[swpf-core-rules.swpf-skills.Notice]{Notice} rolls made where hearing is involved. A Major Hindrance means the character is deaf. She cannot hear and automatically fails all Notice rolls that depend on being able to detect sound.</p> </div>
	entries.Heroic.name	Heroic
	entries.Heroic.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>This noble soul never says no to a person in need. She doesn’t have to be happy about it, but will always come to the rescue of those who can’t help themselves. She's the first one to run into a burning building, usually agrees to hunt monsters for little or no pay, and is generally a pushover for a sob story.</p> </div>
	entries.Hesitant.name	Hesitant
	entries.Hesitant.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>Your hero hesitates in stressful situations. Draw two @UUID[Compendium.swpf-core-rules.swpf-rules.swpfcore03rules0.JournalEntryPage.03rules000000000]{Action Cards} in @UUID[Compendium.swpf-core-rules.swpf-rules.swpfcore03rules0.JournalEntryPage.03combat00000000]{combat} and act on the lowest. If you draw a Joker, use it normally and ignore the Hindrance for the round (hence this being a Minor Hindrance, it actually increases your chances of drawing a Joker!)</p> <p>Hesitant characters cannot take the @Compendium[swpf-core-rules.swpf-edges.Quick]{Quick} or @Compendium[swpf-core-rules.swpf-edges.Level Headed]{Level Headed} Edges.</p> </div>
	entries.Illiterate.name	Illiterate
	entries.Illiterate.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>Your hero can't read. Perhaps he can sign his name or make his mark or recognize a single common word, but little else. He also knows very little math. He can probably figure 2 + 2 = 4, but multiplication and the like are beyond the pale.</p> </div>
	entries.Impulsive.name	Impulsive
	entries.Impulsive.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>These daredevils almost always leap before they look. They rarely think things through before taking action, avoid complicated plans, and are at the head of any charge.</p> </div>
	entries.Jealous.name	Jealous
	entries.Jealous.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>(MINOR OR MAJOR)</p> <p>Insecurity leads to envy of others’ accomplishments or belongings. Such individuals complain, pout, and claim credit for other’s accomplishments.</p> <p>As a Minor Hindrance, the character’s jealousy is focused on one particular subject (such as an "unrivaled" skill or a romantic interest), or comes up rarely. As a Major Hindrance, the character is jealous of anyone and everyone that outshines them. He consistently bad-mouths rivals, tries to upstage them, or actively plots to discredit anyone who threatens his ego.</p> </div>
	entries.Loyal.name	Loyal
	entries.Loyal.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>This stalwart defender risks her life for friends without hesitation. Some Loyal heroes may not <em>act</em> very nice, but are the first to come to their friends’ rescue when they’re threatened.</p> </div>
	entries.Mean.name	Mean

	Key	English	Actions
	entries.Code of Honor.name	Code of Honor
	entries.Curious.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>It killed the cat, and it might kill your hero as well. Curious characters stick their nose in others' business and always want to know what’s behind a potential mystery or secret.</p> </div>
	entries.Curious.name	Curious
	entries.Death Wish.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>Having a death wish doesn’t mean an adventurer is suicidal — he might just think his life is worth less than some noble but clearly deadly goal.</p> <p>Those with a Death Wish don’t throw their lives away for no reason, but when there’s a chance to complete a goal they do anything — and take any risk — to achieve it.</p> </div>
	entries.Death Wish.name	Death Wish
	entries.Delusional.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>(MINOR OR MAJOR)</p> <p>Your hero believes something considered quite strange by most others. Minor Delusions are harmless or the character generally keeps it to himself (the magistrate puts sleeping powder in the water supply, dogs can talk, we’re all just characters in some bizarre game, etc.).</p> <p>With a Major Delusion, the hero expresses opinions on the situation frequently and it can occasionally lead to danger (all potions are deadly, armor gives me hives, zombies are my friends).</p> </div>
	entries.Delusional.name	Delusional
	entries.Driven.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>(MINOR OR MAJOR)</p> <p>A @Compendium[swpf-core-rules.swpf-hindrances.Vow]{vow} is a commitment to others — driven characters want something for themselves. It may be to protect the realm, prove you’re the best knucklebones player in the kingdom, or the best equestrian on Golarion.</p> <p>The Minor version shapes the character and influences decisions but either happens rarely or is fairly harmless. As a Major Hindrance it’s an overriding desire that comes up frequently or causes peril for the hero and companions.</p> </div>
	entries.Driven.name	Driven
	entries.Elderly.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>Your adventurer is getting on in years. Reduce @UUID[Compendium.swpf-core-rules.swpf-rules.swpfcore03rules0.JournalEntryPage.03rules000000000]{Pace} by 1 and subtract 1 from running rolls (minimum 1). Elderly characters also suffer a −1 penalty to @UUID[Compendium.swpf-core-rules.swpf-rules.swpfcore01charac.JournalEntryPage.01traitsummari00]{Agility, Strength, and Vigor} rolls, but not their linked skills.</p> <p>On the plus side, the wisdom of years grants the hero 5 extra skill points which may be used for any skills linked to @UUID[Compendium.swpf-core-rules.swpf-rules.swpfcore01charac.JournalEntryPage.01traitsummari00]{Smarts}.</p> </div>
	entries.Elderly.name	Elderly
	entries.Enemy.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>(MINOR OR MAJOR)</p> <p>Someone out there hates the character and wants him ruined, locked away, or dead. The value of the Hindrance depends on how powerful the enemy is and how often they might show up. A Minor Enemy might be a lone warrior out for vengeance or a betrayed brotherhood that’s deadly but appears rarely. A Major Enemy might represent powerful authorities, a band of ruffians, or a single very powerful and relentless rival.</p> <p>If the enemy is one day defeated, the GM should gradually work in a replacement, or the hero may buy off the Hindrance by sacrificing an @UUID[Compendium.swpf-core-rules.swpf-rules.swpfcore01charac.JournalEntryPage.01advancement000]{Advance}.</p> </div>
	entries.Enemy.name	Enemy
	entries.Greedy.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>(MINOR OR MAJOR)</p> <p>A miser measures worth in material possessions or wealth. If a Minor Hindrance, the character argues bitterly for more than a fair share of any loot or reward the party might come across. As a Major Hindrance, he fights over anything that seems unfair, and may even kill for it.</p> </div>
	entries.Greedy.name	Greedy
	entries.Habit.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>(MINOR OR MAJOR)</p> <p>Your warrior has an annoying or dangerous compulsion. A Minor Habit irritates companions but isn’t dangerous. Maybe the character picks her nose, can’t stop fiddling with some item, says "ummm" in the middle of every sentence, or chews food with her mouth open.</p> <p>A Major Habit is a physical or mental addiction of some sort that is debilitating or possibly even deadly. This includes drug use, chronic drinking, or even a penchant for gambling with money stolen from allies.</p> <p>An addict who doesn’t get his fix must make a @UUID[Compendium.swpf-core-rules.swpf-rules.swpfcore01charac.JournalEntryPage.01traitsummari00]{Vigor} roll every 24 hours he goes without or take a level of <strong>@UUID[Compendium.swpf-core-rules.swpf-rules.swpfcore03rules0.JournalEntryPage.03situationalr00]{Fatigue}</strong>.</p> <p>Once every 24 hours, a @Compendium[swpf-core-rules.swpf-skills.Healing]{Healing} roll with some sort of appropriate medicine removes one level of Fatigue for four hours. After that the Fatigue returns and can only be recovered with the addicting substance.</p> </div>
	entries.Habit.name	Habit
	entries.Hard of Hearing.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>(MINOR OR MAJOR)</p> <p>As a Minor Hindrance, characters who've lost some of their hearing subtract 4 from @Compendium[swpf-core-rules.swpf-skills.Notice]{Notice} rolls made where hearing is involved. A Major Hindrance means the character is deaf. She cannot hear and automatically fails all Notice rolls that depend on being able to detect sound.</p> </div>
	entries.Hard of Hearing.name	Hard of Hearing
	entries.Heroic.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>This noble soul never says no to a person in need. She doesn’t have to be happy about it, but will always come to the rescue of those who can’t help themselves. She's the first one to run into a burning building, usually agrees to hunt monsters for little or no pay, and is generally a pushover for a sob story.</p> </div>
	entries.Heroic.name	Heroic
	entries.Hesitant.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>Your hero hesitates in stressful situations. Draw two @UUID[Compendium.swpf-core-rules.swpf-rules.swpfcore03rules0.JournalEntryPage.03rules000000000]{Action Cards} in @UUID[Compendium.swpf-core-rules.swpf-rules.swpfcore03rules0.JournalEntryPage.03combat00000000]{combat} and act on the lowest. If you draw a Joker, use it normally and ignore the Hindrance for the round (hence this being a Minor Hindrance, it actually increases your chances of drawing a Joker!)</p> <p>Hesitant characters cannot take the @Compendium[swpf-core-rules.swpf-edges.Quick]{Quick} or @Compendium[swpf-core-rules.swpf-edges.Level Headed]{Level Headed} Edges.</p> </div>
	entries.Hesitant.name	Hesitant
	entries.Illiterate.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>Your hero can't read. Perhaps he can sign his name or make his mark or recognize a single common word, but little else. He also knows very little math. He can probably figure 2 + 2 = 4, but multiplication and the like are beyond the pale.</p> </div>
	entries.Illiterate.name	Illiterate
	entries.Impulsive.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>These daredevils almost always leap before they look. They rarely think things through before taking action, avoid complicated plans, and are at the head of any charge.</p> </div>
	entries.Impulsive.name	Impulsive
	entries.Jealous.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>(MINOR OR MAJOR)</p> <p>Insecurity leads to envy of others’ accomplishments or belongings. Such individuals complain, pout, and claim credit for other’s accomplishments.</p> <p>As a Minor Hindrance, the character’s jealousy is focused on one particular subject (such as an "unrivaled" skill or a romantic interest), or comes up rarely. As a Major Hindrance, the character is jealous of anyone and everyone that outshines them. He consistently bad-mouths rivals, tries to upstage them, or actively plots to discredit anyone who threatens his ego.</p> </div>
	entries.Jealous.name	Jealous
	entries.Loyal.description	<div class="swpf-core"> <p>This stalwart defender risks her life for friends without hesitation. Some Loyal heroes may not <em>act</em> very nice, but are the first to come to their friends’ rescue when they’re threatened.</p> </div>

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<div class="swpf-core">
(MINOR OR MAJOR)
Your warrior has an annoying or dangerous compulsion. A Minor Habit irritates companions but isn’t dangerous. Maybe the character picks her nose, can’t stop fiddling with some item, says "ummm" in the middle of every sentence, or chews food with her mouth open.
A Major Habit is a physical or mental addiction of some sort that is debilitating or possibly even deadly. This includes drug use, chronic drinking, or even a penchant for gambling with money stolen from allies.
An addict who doesn’t get his fix must make a @UUID[Compendium.swpf-core-rules.swpf-rules.swpfcore01charac.JournalEntryPage.01traitsummari00]{Vigor} roll every 24 hours he goes without or take a level of @UUID[Compendium.swpf-core-rules.swpf-rules.swpfcore03rules0.JournalEntryPage.03situationalr00]{Fatigue}.
Once every 24 hours, a @Compendium[swpf-core-rules.swpf-skills.Healing]{Healing} roll with some sort of appropriate medicine removes one level of Fatigue for four hours. After that the Fatigue returns and can only be recovered with the addicting substance.
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