Star Student
You are a model student and take your studies seriously. You make more out of the same time that others have and even schedule for extracurricular activities. You are as close to a perfect student as can be expected by the faculty. When you take this feat, you may choose three benefits provided by the different Strategies of Study. You also increase one Ability Score of your choice by +1 and gain proficiency in a skill of your choice.
Strategies of Study
Each student is different in the way they excel in their academic strategies. These Strategies of Study are what set them apart from their fellow classmates and what allow them to gain that extra distance in their academic setting. You may choose one option from each of the following studying subtypes. You may change any number of them at the end of a semester to reflect your growth and adaptability in your method of studying
In Class- You don’t just take a class, you experience it and with experience comes wisdom. Whether it be from using your impeccable logic to narrow down test answers or simply peaking at your neighbors' answers. You know how to game the flawed system regardless of whether the test is ordinary or hands on.
Test Master- You know how these tests work and you can use some basic logic to at least rule out all the wrong answers and give you a better chance. When you roll any dice from your Study Pool and they fall below the average you may reroll them once and take the better result.
Nosy Tester- You have always been a visual learner whether from watching others at work or just peaking over at their answers. Either way, letting your eyes wander has allowed you to rethink a few of your answers. You may reroll a number of dice equal to 1 + Intelligence Modifier from your Study Pool. You must take the new result of this dice.
After School- You only have so much time at school and you want to make the most of it. That includes outside the classroom so whether you are focused on being valedictorian or the most popular kid in school you have adapted to using your time after school wisely.
Teacher's Pet- First to class and last to walk out the door. You always have your hand in the air and the answer to the question. You are the teacher's pet and maybe they grade you with just a little bias because of it. The "Excellent Score" threshold for classes you take is lowered by your proficiency bonus.
Social Butterfly- Every school event and late night party has one thing in common, you. You like to socialize and you know how to do it well which means even an all nighter can't stop you from making tomorrow's test. Time you spend on extracurricular activities can never cause you to lose dice from your Study Pool
Homework- The way you study after all is said and done is your choice. Each person learns best in different ways, while others can only remember something if their student career hangs in the balance. Whether you memorize study packets and flash cards before bed every night or cram all the information into your head the night before the big test you are still an exemplary student.
Obsessive Learner- You meticulously comb over everything the course has to offer and study every last detail as if every chapter will be on the final test. You Study Pool dice values increase from D6's to D8's
All Nighter- Your short term memory is much better than your long term, that's what you tell yourself at least. You would much rather relax all semester and study last second than ruin your every evening with even more school work. The number of D6's in your study pool increases by 3.
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