Dogs with Cards - Revision history

99.232.91.46 at 16:51, 18 February 2010

2010-02-18T16:51:19Z

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99.232.91.46 at 16:45, 18 February 2010

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Pault: /* Fast NPCs */

2009-01-07T20:20:02Z

Fast NPCs

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	* 3 cards + one significant troublesome trait		* 3 cards + one significant troublesome trait
	* 2 cards + one troublesome trait		* 2 cards + one troublesome trait
	* 1 ~~cards~~ + one strong trait		* 1 card + one strong trait
	* 1 ~~cards~~ + one regular trait		* 1 card + one regular trait

	'''Type D'''		'''Type D'''

Pault: /* Short-term */

2009-01-07T20:19:31Z

Short-term

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	=== Short-term ===		=== Short-term ===

	* spend time alone		* have your character leave the scene and spend time alone
	* treat a trait as troublesome for the next ~~contflict~~		* take a new troublesome trait for your next conflict
			* treat a trait or relationship as troublesome for the next conflict
	* draw 1 fewer card in the next conflict		* draw 1 fewer card in the next conflict

Pault: /* Short-term */

2009-01-07T20:12:25Z

Short-term

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	* spend time alone		* spend time alone
	* treat a trait as troublesome for the next contflict		* treat a trait as troublesome for the next contflict
	* ~~subtract one~~ 1 ~~from a Stat for the next conflict~~		* draw 1 fewer card in the next conflict
	* (maybe "discard your best card in the next ~~contflict" is easier than "-1 to a Stat"?)~~

	=== Long-term ===		=== Long-term ===

Pault: /* Demonic Influence */

2009-01-07T20:11:55Z

Demonic Influence

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	==== Demonic Influence ====		==== Demonic Influence ====

	Treat Demonic Influence as a single Trait (just as it is in regular Dogs, really). ~~Something like this:~~		Treat Demonic Influence as a single Trait (just as it is in regular Dogs, really).

	* ''1d10 - regular''		* ''1d10 - regular''

Pault: /* Fallout Pile */

2009-01-07T19:45:41Z

Fallout Pile

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	'''Dying''' means you're done.		'''Dying''' means you're done.

	'''Mortally Injured''' means that you must win a healing conflict ~~against the cards in your fallout pile~~ or die. You also choose 2 options from the Long-term fallout list, below.		'''Mortally Injured''' means that you must win a healing conflict (seee below) or die. You also choose 2 options from the Long-term fallout list, below.

	'''Injured''' means you must choose 2 Long-term fallout, and you may be in need of medical help: draw one card for each point of Body you have. If you can't match your highest fallout card, you're in need of medical attention!		'''Injured''' means you must choose 2 Long-term fallout, and you may be in need of medical help: draw one card for each point of Body you have. If you can't match your highest fallout card, you're in need of medical attention!
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	'''Short-term fallout''': choose on option from the Short-term fallout list.		'''Short-term fallout''': choose on option from the Short-term fallout list.

			''Note: As an alternative for the Jack of Spades as the card that indicates you're Dying, draw another card anytime a character has a Jack as their highest fallout card. If the suit of this card matches the suit of the Jack, the character is Dying.''

	== Miscellaneous Conflict Stuff ==		== Miscellaneous Conflict Stuff ==

Pault: /* Playing the Cards */

2009-01-07T19:42:23Z

Playing the Cards

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	You ''Reverse the Blow'' if you can See with a card double the value of your opponent's Raise. You get to keep that card if you want to use it for your next Raise or See.		You ''Reverse the Blow'' if you can See with a card double the value of your opponent's Raise. You get to keep that card if you want to use it for your next Raise or See.

	Random factors like improvised tools or equipment are ~~usually just like~~ a ~~regular~~ trait: ~~simply~~ draw one ~~more card~~. If ~~the tool is something that's not quite right for that purpose, or~~ you are doing something desperate ~~and stupid~~, ~~treat it like~~ a troublesome ~~trait instead~~.		Random factors like improvised tools or equipment are treated as a troublesome trait: draw two more cards and keep the worst one. If you are doing something truly desperate, or bringing in a really significant object or tool, that counts as '''significant''' as well as troublesome: draw four cards and keep the two lowest.

	== Fallout ==		== Fallout ==

209.2.51.215: /* Traits */

2008-12-05T02:31:58Z

Traits

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	* Significant Traits are like Traits that have 3 or 4 dice in them, and they can be of any "size", whether regular, troublesome, or strong. For example, 4d6 is significant, 3d10 is strong and significant, and 4d4 is troublesome and significant.		* Significant Traits are like Traits that have 3 or 4 dice in them, and they can be of any "size", whether regular, troublesome, or strong. For example, 4d6 is significant, 3d10 is strong and significant, and 4d4 is troublesome and significant.

	''~~Example~~: Let's say you draw your gun. Draw cards for it normally, but also draw cards as though you brought a troublesome trait into play (for that extra d4).''		''For example: Let's say you draw your gun. Draw cards for it normally, but also draw cards as though you brought a troublesome trait into play (for that extra d4).''

			''Another example: For an initiation conflict, you're supposed to roll 4d6 + 4d10. 4d6 is a significant trait, so draw cards for it (as you'll see, that's two cards). 4d10 is strong AND significant, so draw for that too (in this case, it's four more and you keep the best two).''

	If you convert an existing character by the guidelines above, you may need to combine or remove a few one-die Traits: a Dogs character with several one-die Traits could potentially have twice as many Traits as they should under these rules. You'll have to use your best judgement in those cases.		If you convert an existing character by the guidelines above, you may need to combine or remove a few one-die Traits: a Dogs character with several one-die Traits could potentially have twice as many Traits as they should under these rules. You'll have to use your best judgement in those cases.

209.2.51.215: /* Demonic Influence */

2008-12-04T19:39:15Z

Demonic Influence

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	* ''3d10 - significant''		* ''3d10 - significant''
	* ''4d10 - significant and strong''		* ''4d10 - significant and strong''
	* ''5d10 - significant and strong~~, and~~ draw an additional card''		* ''5d10 - significant and strong + draw an additional card''

	== Fallout Options ==		== Fallout Options ==