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Training Exchange: Rika wants Finesse level 3. Javi wants Occult level 5. They train together and describe what they teach.
- Check knowledge already held before either increase. Javi has Finesse level 3, so he can teach the level Rika wants.
- Rika has Occult level 5, so she can teach the level Javi wants. Both directions qualify.
- Rika’s normal cost of 3 Story Points becomes 2. Javi’s normal cost of 5 becomes 4. Pay both and apply both increases together.
- If Rika has only Occult 4, she cannot teach Occult 5. Neither gets the discount, even though Javi can teach Rika.
Result: Both directions must qualify. A level being gained in this exchange cannot count as knowledge already held.
- The characters belong to two different players. Each increase must meet normal prerequisites and development limits; if either cannot complete their increase, neither gets the reduction.
- Each selected Skill or Class increase receives at most one one-Story-Point reduction, to a minimum cost of one. Reductions do not stack and cannot reduce Core Vital costs.
- Training Exchange does not require Rest. Training during Rest must still obey Rest’s activity limits.