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+Previous Section: [[04 🔵 Researching]]
+# Training
+You can spend downtime training to learn a new language, increase an attribute or skill, or gain a feature. Your GM might offer options for training different things as well.
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+To begin training, you need a skilled and willing instructor who speaks your language and can teach you. The GM determines how long it takes to find an instructor and determines whether any ability checks are required to convince the instructor to teach you. Note that the Carousing downtime activity is an excellent way to find a teacher.
+## Time
+Training typically requires at least 50 weeks before mastering a new feature, but the GM can increase or decrease this number as makes sense for the pace and story of the campaign. Successful resolution checks can dramatically shorten this time.
+## Cost
+A PC must pay an instructor to receive their tutelage. The GM determines the amount that the instructor must be paid weekly. Some instructors might require a student to regularly perform tasks for them in addition to paying money.
+## Resolution
+At the end of each week spent training, a PC rolls a d20 and adds a relevant attribute to determine the result of their training as shown in the table below. Once the full time and cost are spent, your character learns the new feature.
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+| Check Result | Resolution                                                                                                                       |
+| ------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| 1-5          | Lose a week of progress toward your goal or you lose your instructor and must find another one before you can continue training. |
+| 6-10         | Make one week of progress toward your goal.                                                                                      |
+| 11-15        | Make two weeks of progress toward your goal.                                                                                     |
+| 16-20        | Make three weeks of progress toward or goal.                                                                                     |
+| 21+          | Halve the total number of remaining weeks needed to meet your goal (to 1 minimum of 1 week remaining).                           |
+# Next Section
+[[06 🟡 Working]]