Thousand Hells Talents and Training Examples
Record the public Animal Whisperer, Intuitive, Combat Trained, Literate, Hunter, and Warrior examples without inventing unverified effects.
These are public examples, not a complete or final effect table.
Which Talent and Training labels are public?
The supplied material names two Talents and four Training examples. Record them as labels first. Their names may suggest a useful situation, but a wiki should not turn that suggestion into a confirmed gameplay effect without a visible action or repeated test.
| Group | Public examples |
|---|---|
| Talent | Animal Whisperer, Intuitive |
| Training | Combat Trained, Literate, Hunter, Warrior |
The trait system page lists the other public categories, while encounter types provides the safe place to connect a trait to a situation after testing.
How should each example be documented?
Create one evidence row per observation: trait label, hero, situation, selected action, outcome, consequence, and screenshot or timestamp. If a Hunter succeeds in one wilderness scene, record that scene rather than declaring Hunter universally required for every route.
The encounter bags and actions page is designed for this exact action-matching record.
Are the effects confirmed?
No complete effect descriptions are public in the supplied sources. Do not add numerical bonuses, guaranteed success, or exclusive recruitment conditions until the release build confirms them.
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