Fortune's Findings

Name: Gold Rush
Description: Centuries ago, a tribe came to Fiore from a continent that is so incredibly far away that to this day those who ventured to find it have failed; the tribe members claimed to have come from a place called "Egypt". Wherever the tribe went, they prospered beyond belief; to each country and continent they went to, they rose to become the most powerful group of people there. Eventually, they were captured by all dark guilds at the time for their fortune and ability to prosper, and when the tribe refused to cooperate, they were all killed. Luckily, some were not captured, so your bloodline still lives on today. However, you must be wondering - "How did they do it?". Well, it's quite simple.

The tribe from Egypt, which were known as Egyptians, were cast away from their homeland by raiders with absolutely nothing. An Egyptian goddess, who was saddened by what could potentially happen to her people, cast a powerful spell over the tribe to make them the luckiest people on the planet (literally!). Because of this, the tribe was able to find a significant more amount of jewels, items to sell, and they were said to be so lucky that they could even cheat death and danger; of course, that wasn't the case when they were completely obliterated...

• Ability: The user is given 3 passive abilities and 2 active abilities, though they can only ever choose one ability from the passive and active parts of this lineage. Whenever going on a job, the user must always pick from one of the following abilities:
  * Increase your own jewel reward by 100%
  * Find a custom weapon, item, or armor (rank depends on the difficulty of the job; you get to choose the type of item)
  * Increase the jewel reward of you and ONE other participant of the job by 50%
  The user's active ability are the following:
  * The user is able to sacrifice their EXP gained from jobs for additional jewels
  * The user's luck will become at its peak (as though you needed any more...) and will now have great things overall happen to them. This ranges from getting a simple kiss from that one special person, to having your opponent stumble, causing them to, even if narrowly, miss the direction they were sending their spell at.
  
  
• Usage:  Lineage has three passive abilities and two active abilities; you MUST pick one of the passive abilities at the start of any job. The second active ability of this lineage can only be used once per thread, with a duration of 4 posts; again, you can only pick pick one of the two active abilities.
  
  Whenever the second passive ability of this lineage is used, the rank of the weapon/item/armor is found at the following job ranks:
  * D-Rank: Nothing
  * C-Rank: Strong
  * B-Rank: Strong+
  * A-Rank: Strong+
  * S-Rank: Legendary
  * SS-Rank: Legendary+
  * 10Y: Legendary+
  * 100Y: Artifact
  
  Whenever the first active ability of this lineage is used, the jewels gained for the amount of exp sacrificed is as the following:
  * 25 EXP: 1,000 (D-Rank)
  * 50 EXP: 2,500 (C-Rank)
  * 250 EXP: 7,500 (B-Rank)
  * 1,250 EXP: 17,000 (A-Rank)
  * 6,250 EXP: 30,000 (S-Rank)
  * 18,750 EXP: 45,000 (SS-Rank)
  * 56,250 EXP: 70,000 (10Y-Rank)
  * 168,750 EXP: 100,000 (100Y-Rank)
  

Name: Arsenal of Spellpower
Description:: It is said in legend that once upon a time there was a knight in the service of the King of Minstrel, when the kingdom was still split and the country not yet united into a single nation-state. The era of these states warring for power and control was plagued by conflict, turmoil and seemingly endless wars, for when one clash ended, the next one would already begin, this man growing up within these turbulent times. Born as a simple peasant boy, the knight was conscripted into the army of Minstrel, quickly making a name for himself as both an excellent fighter and an even better mage, eventually even attracting the attention of the king, who elevated the man from simple background to the status of knighthood. The man was said to use a wide array of weapons in combat, which of course in and of itself seems like an integral part of the skills a knight should possess, though what differentiated this man was his ability to wield all of these weapons at the same time. It is said that he could expertly wield three swords in combat. A battleaxe and a glaive? No problem. How much of these tales is actually true remains a mystery, but a fact remains: The man's descendants share his ability to expertly control a great number of weapons in combat, and even when not wielding them within their grasps, can control weapons to a degree only a few others can.

• Ability: The user gains the ability to actively equip one additional Requip spell on top of the active Requip slots they already have. If the user does not possess a magic that is at least of an Auxiliary Requip type, the active Requip cap is raised from one slot to two slots instead.
  
• Usage: Passive.
  

Name: Blood of a Witch
Description: A witches' power isn’t measured by the same strength that a man's power is. Witches tend to have immense magical power coursing through their veins and in their magical essence. If left unchecked, the power witches possess can have the ability to bring people to their knees before them. This power that they have is also why they tend to be feared by many, and kept by kings sides if they wished to follow one, especially during times of war.

• Ability: Those with the blood of a witch within their veins are able to exert better control over their magic. To prove that they have the skill to have better control of their magic, spells can be cast for less MP and are stronger than they traditionally are. The user gains a 25% buff to MP cost reduction for their spells and a 50% buff to spell damage.
  
• Usage: Passive.