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# CHAPTER CAMP ACTIVITIES

This new optional rule allows the group to put more emphasis on resting scenes – rather than just a simple narrative interlude used to create a new Bond or modify existing ones, they become a way to provide special benefits to the entire group or to specific allies.

In and of itself, this is a simple rule, but it adds a tangible benefit to the rest scenes which allows the group to showcase the personality and nature of each character.

Important Consideration: If you use this option, resting scenes will take a larger part of each session, on average, and you will need to keep track of which Activities have already been used and what their benefits are (these are often single-use).

## NEW CLASSIC CHARACTERS

These sample natural fantasy builds expand on those provided in the Core Rulebook (see page 172), expressing the full potential of this Atlas’ new Classes. You will also find two premade Groups to draw inspiration from – one features characters sharing a common Class, and the other with greater variety.

## NEW CLASSES

The Natural Fantasy Atlas introduces four new Classes for Player Characters. They are designed to interact normally with those found in the Core Rulebook and other expansions without any modifications. The following pages contain some practical tips for Players and Game Masters to get the most out of these new Classes.

## NEW HEROIC SKILLS

This last, lengthy section contains twenty-one new Heroic Skills. Some are tied to the new Classes introduced by this Atlas, but most add options for those found in the Core Rulebook.

> “I’ve never seen a flower like this.
> I wonder what its properties are!”