1-2

Earned Favor: Someone appreciates your actions. You might have saved a life or offered critical advice at the right time. A debt is owed that you can call on. How you can call on this favor and how often you can be determined below. A favor can supply equipment, transportation, access, money, or even military support. Roll 1d20 for frequency and influence.

3-4

Informant: Differentiated from favor, this is a connection that supplies information or their skill when called upon. This is probably someone you helped or a friend in a position of access. An informant has one dominant skill, rolled with a +8 bonus—this check has advantage. You can call on an informant once a week. The informant will never put oneself at risk and won’t have access to anything outside of what’s around.

5-6

Wealth: What a stroke of luck, you’ve come into some money. Don’t spend it all at once.

7-8

Combat Training: You gain admittance in a self-defense Class or find a martial-arts / weapons teacher. You spend an extended time specializing in a craft apart from your usual training. Each time you gain this windfall, you learn an additional tier.

Tier 1: You gain 1d4 weapon proficiencies.
Tier 2: You gain a +2 bonus to initiative.
Tier 3: Your speed increases by +5 feet.
Tier 4: You gain 1 feat.

9-10

Education Grant: People believe you’re smart and throw money your way in order to develop your skills further. Each time you gain an education grant, you gain proficiency in one skill or tool of your choice as well as one additional language.

11-12

Recognition: You have been bestowed a well-deserved award, perhaps a gilded trophy. Maybe a medal. This doesn’t assume a contest. If in the military, you receive medals; you don’t win them. If in academia, you receive acknowledgement for a peer-reviewed paper which has advanced your field. You have advantage on Charisma (Persuasion) checks with other people in in the same field that know of your achievements.

13-14

Positive Side Effect: Well, that was unexpected. You have been subjected to a medical experiment, a yet untested treatment to a condition you suffer from, or something latent hidden for many years has finally manifested itself. Roll on the Genetic Benefit Table.

15-16

Reputation / Rank: If in the military, you achieve a promotion. If on contract, you are able to raise your prices based on reputation alone. You are given more authority, influence over underlings or employees. This may have reaching aftereffects in the game. You have advantage on Charisma (Intimidation) checks with other people under you command or influence.

17-18

Recovery: You recover from one effect from the Tragedy table you are suffering from (chosen by you or the GM).

19-20

Personal Treasure: You discovered, was bequeathed, or were given something of value, something you treasure more than most other things, something you neither should sell or even want to (not that you would get anything, as selling it would only net you 1/10 its original value. Select one item worth $5,000 or less as your item