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+ =====AGING=====
+Since the campaign will progress over several (many?) in-game years, the possibility of characters growing old is likely to arise.
+The age categories for the major player races are listed below:
+  * Dragonborn:  Adult 15, Middle Aged: 35, Old: 55, Venerable: 80
+  * Dwarf: Adult: 50, Middle Aged: 150, Old: 250, Venerable: 350
+  * Elf: Adult 100, Middle Aged: 400, Old 600, Venerable: 750
+  * Gnome:  Adult: 40, Middle Aged: 200, Old: 350, Venerable: 500
+  * Half-elf: Adult: 20, Middle Aged: 60, Old: 110, Venerable: 180
+  * Halfling: Adult: 20, Middle Aged: 50, Old: 100, Venerable: 150
+  * Half-orc: Adult: 14, Middle Aged: 30, Old: 50, Venerable: 75
+  * Human: Adult: 18, Middle Aged: 40, Old: 60, Venerable: 90
+  * Tiefling: Adult: 18, Middle Aged: 40, Old: 60, Venerable: 110
+__Starting Age:__  this should be chosen by the player, typically somewhere in the lower half of the Adult range, unless player desires otherwise.
+__Reaching Middle Age:__  Each year make a single CON save, DC 8 or lose 1 point from one ability score chosen randomly.
+__Reaching Old Age:__  Each year make two CON saves DC 8 each year, or lose 1 point from a random ability score for each save that fails.
+__Reaching Venerable Age:__  Each year make 1 CON save DC 12 for each ability score or loose 1 point in that score.
+If any ability score reaches 0 from any age check, the character dies of old age.