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	::Example: ''Saul has 14 ST and a SZ of 11. He has a DM of +1. Gru has 15 ST, but is also SZ 11, so his DM is also +1. Jurgo the Troll, on the other hand, has a SZ of 20 and a ST of 25. His DM is +5. Extrapolating from the above table, if Dagonamalix the Dragon had a STR of 40 and a SZ of 40, he would have a DM of +10.''		::Example: ''Saul has 14 ST and a SZ of 11. He has a DM of +1. Gru has 15 ST, but is also SZ 11, so his DM is also +1. Jurgo the Troll, on the other hand, has a SZ of 20 and a ST of 25. His DM is +5. Extrapolating from the above table, if Dagonamalix the Dragon had a STR of 40 and a SZ of 40, he would have a DM of +10.''

	The Damage Modifier is the MAXIMUM DAMAGE a character can add to his hand-to-hand and thrown weapon damage. When determining the actual damage, use some die or combination of dice whose maximum is equal to the DM. If the DM is an odd number, pick dice that can add up to the DM –1 and just add 1 to the result.		The Damage Modifier is the MAXIMUM DAMAGE a character can add to his hand-to-hand and thrown weapon damage. When determining the actual damage, use some die or combination of dice whose maximum is equal to the DM. If the DM is an odd number, pick dice that can add up to the DM â1 and just add 1 to the result.

	::Example: ''Saul is using a Broadsword that does d8+2 damage. His DM allows him to add +1 to that roll, for a total damage of 1d8+3. Jurgo gets to add +5 to his maximum damage, so the simplest way to handle that is to roll an extra d4 along with his weapon damage. If he is using a Greatsword (2d8), the player rolls 2d8+1d4+1 to get the result. Dagonamalix the Dragon adds +10, so the GM decides to do normal claw damage (d6) and add 1d6 and 1d4 (maximum result of 10) to the damage.''		::Example: ''Saul is using a Broadsword that does d8+2 damage. His DM allows him to add +1 to that roll, for a total damage of 1d8+3. Jurgo gets to add +5 to his maximum damage, so the simplest way to handle that is to roll an extra d4 along with his weapon damage. If he is using a Greatsword (2d8), the player rolls 2d8+1d4+1 to get the result. Dagonamalix the Dragon adds +10, so the GM decides to do normal claw damage (d6) and add 1d6 and 1d4 (maximum result of 10) to the damage.''

	*'''Movement or MV'''– Movement is dependent on the ~~character’s~~ Strength (ST), Health (Constitution, or CN), and Size (SZ). In this case, SZ is a detriment. The formula is: (ST + CN – SZ). Thus if a character has 12 in each characteristic, he has a movement of 12. When figuring ¼ MV or ½ MV round up in the ~~character’s~~ favor.		*'''Movement or MV'''â Movement is dependent on the characterâs Strength (ST), Health (Constitution, or CN), and Size (SZ). In this case, SZ is a detriment. The formula is: (ST + CN â SZ). Thus if a character has 12 in each characteristic, he has a movement of 12. When figuring Â¼ MV or Â½ MV round up in the characterâs favor.

	::Example: ''Saul has 14 ST, 12 CN and SZ 11. 26-11 = 15. His ¼ move = 4; his ½ move = 8.''		::Example: ''Saul has 14 ST, 12 CN and SZ 11. 26-11 = 15. His Â¼ move = 4; his Â½ move = 8.''

	*'''Dodge Roll'''-- Characters can dodge when they see something coming from a distance, such as a falling rock or charging bear, and concentrate on getting out of the way. Your character's Dodge Roll is the average (rounding up) of his IN, PW, and AG (simulating your ability to perceive the danger, and then take action to avoid it). In certain situations the GM may ask you for a Dodge roll with a modifier. A typical Dodge roll would have no modifier, but a modifier of -5 or -10 may be required for a difficult escape. During combat you can request a Dodge Roll during the "statement of intent" phase of combat or as an emergency response if the character has not yet moved. However, once the character has Dodged, during that combat round the character may not attack (although he may parry) because he is concentrating on avoiding damage.		*'''Dodge Roll'''-- Characters can dodge when they see something coming from a distance, such as a falling rock or charging bear, and concentrate on getting out of the way. Your character's Dodge Roll is the average (rounding up) of his IN, PW, and AG (simulating your ability to perceive the danger, and then take action to avoid it). In certain situations the GM may ask you for a Dodge roll with a modifier. A typical Dodge roll would have no modifier, but a modifier of -5 or -10 may be required for a difficult escape. During combat you can request a Dodge Roll during the "statement of intent" phase of combat or as an emergency response if the character has not yet moved. However, once the character has Dodged, during that combat round the character may not attack (although he may parry) because he is concentrating on avoiding damage.
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	==Increased and Decreased Attributes==		==Increased and Decreased Attributes==

	It is possible to increase an Attribute such as MV or DM. The cost is variable and depends on the cost of the Characteristics the Attribute is based on. To increase a ~~character’s~~ Attribute by 1, the player must spend character points equal to ½ the cost raising the highest one of the contributing Characteristics by 1.		It is possible to increase an Attribute such as MV or DM. The cost is variable and depends on the cost of the Characteristics the Attribute is based on. To increase a characterâs Attribute by 1, the player must spend character points equal to Â½ the cost raising the highest one of the contributing Characteristics by 1.

	:Example: ''Saul wants to increase his MV from 15 to 17, which would give him a ½ move of 9 instead of 8. His highest contributing Characteristic is ST, which is 14. To increase his ST to 15 would cost the player 15 character points, which means increasing his MV would cost 7 (rounding in the ~~player’s~~ favor). However, the player wants to increase the movement by 2, so the cost is 14 (based on the cost of one point).''		:Example: ''Saul wants to increase his MV from 15 to 17, which would give him a Â½ move of 9 instead of 8. His highest contributing Characteristic is ST, which is 14. To increase his ST to 15 would cost the player 15 character points, which means increasing his MV would cost 7 (rounding in the playerâs favor). However, the player wants to increase the movement by 2, so the cost is 14 (based on the cost of one point).''

	Similarly, a ~~character’s~~ Attribute can be decreased through the same mechanism. The benefit received, however, is based on reducing the Characteristic from its starting point at 10. So even if reducing the effect of a ST 18, the first MV pt reduced would only give 3 Disadvantage points (1/2 of 5, rounded up). However, for decreased Attributes, look at the total benefit of reducing the characteristic and halve that to get the disadvantage points for reducing the attribute.		Similarly, a characterâs Attribute can be decreased through the same mechanism. The benefit received, however, is based on reducing the Characteristic from its starting point at 10. So even if reducing the effect of a ST 18, the first MV pt reduced would only give 3 Disadvantage points (1/2 of 5, rounded up). However, for decreased Attributes, look at the total benefit of reducing the characteristic and halve that to get the disadvantage points for reducing the attribute.

	:Example: ''If Saul was a Dwarf, the player might feel his MV should be reduced. The player decides that reducing the MV from 15 to 11 is appropriate. ~~That’s~~ a reduction of 4 points, which would benefit the character 30 points if it was a reduced characteristic. The player gets 15 Disadvantage points.''		:Example: ''If Saul was a Dwarf, the player might feel his MV should be reduced. The player decides that reducing the MV from 15 to 11 is appropriate. Thatâs a reduction of 4 points, which would benefit the character 30 points if it was a reduced characteristic. The player gets 15 Disadvantage points.''

	Any Attribute can be Increased or Reduced. The GM decides how many points can be increased or decreased on a character. The GM may mandate that certain characters must have increased or decreased Attributes, such as a ~~Dwarf’s~~ movement ability.		Any Attribute can be Increased or Reduced. The GM decides how many points can be increased or decreased on a character. The GM may mandate that certain characters must have increased or decreased Attributes, such as a Dwarfâs movement ability.

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	::Example: ''Saul has 14 ST and a SZ of 11. He has a DM of +1. Gru has 15 ST, but is also SZ 11, so his DM is also +1. Jurgo the Troll, on the other hand, has a SZ of 20 and a ST of 25. His DM is +5. Extrapolating from the above table, if Dagonamalix the Dragon had a STR of 40 and a SZ of 40, he would have a DM of +10.''		::Example: ''Saul has 14 ST and a SZ of 11. He has a DM of +1. Gru has 15 ST, but is also SZ 11, so his DM is also +1. Jurgo the Troll, on the other hand, has a SZ of 20 and a ST of 25. His DM is +5. Extrapolating from the above table, if Dagonamalix the Dragon had a STR of 40 and a SZ of 40, he would have a DM of +10.''

	The Damage Modifier is the MAXIMUM DAMAGE a character can add to his hand-to-hand and thrown weapon damage. When determining the actual damage, use some die or combination of dice whose maximum is equal to the DM. If the DM is an odd number, pick dice that can add up to the DM –1 and just add 1 to the result.		The Damage Modifier is the MAXIMUM DAMAGE a character can add to his hand-to-hand and thrown weapon damage. When determining the actual damage, use some die or combination of dice whose maximum is equal to the DM. If the DM is an odd number, pick dice that can add up to the DM â1 and just add 1 to the result.

	::Example: ''Saul is using a Broadsword that does d8+2 damage. His DM allows him to add +1 to that roll, for a total damage of 1d8+3. Jurgo gets to add +5 to his maximum damage, so the simplest way to handle that is to roll an extra d4 along with his weapon damage. If he is using a Greatsword (2d8), the player rolls 2d8+1d4+1 to get the result. Dagonamalix the Dragon adds +10, so the GM decides to do normal claw damage (d6) and add 1d6 and 1d4 (maximum result of 10) to the damage.''		::Example: ''Saul is using a Broadsword that does d8+2 damage. His DM allows him to add +1 to that roll, for a total damage of 1d8+3. Jurgo gets to add +5 to his maximum damage, so the simplest way to handle that is to roll an extra d4 along with his weapon damage. If he is using a Greatsword (2d8), the player rolls 2d8+1d4+1 to get the result. Dagonamalix the Dragon adds +10, so the GM decides to do normal claw damage (d6) and add 1d6 and 1d4 (maximum result of 10) to the damage.''

	*'''Movement or MV'''– Movement is dependent on the ~~character’s~~ Strength (ST), Health (Constitution, or CN), and Size (SZ). In this case, SZ is a detriment. The formula is: (ST + CN – SZ). Thus if a character has 12 in each characteristic, he has a movement of 12. When figuring ¼ MV or ½ MV round up in the ~~character’s~~ favor.		*'''Movement or MV'''â Movement is dependent on the characterâs Strength (ST), Health (Constitution, or CN), and Size (SZ). In this case, SZ is a detriment. The formula is: (ST + CN â SZ). Thus if a character has 12 in each characteristic, he has a movement of 12. When figuring Â¼ MV or Â½ MV round up in the characterâs favor.

	::Example: ''Saul has 14 ST, 12 CN and SZ 11. 26-11 = 15. His ¼ move = 4; his ½ move = 8.''		::Example: ''Saul has 14 ST, 12 CN and SZ 11. 26-11 = 15. His Â¼ move = 4; his Â½ move = 8.''

	*'''Dodge Roll'''-- Characters can dodge when they see something coming from a distance, such as a falling rock or charging bear, and concentrate on getting out of the way. Your character's Dodge Roll is the average (rounding up) of his IN, PW, and AG (simulating your ability to perceive the danger, and then take action to avoid it). In certain situations the GM may ask you for a Dodge roll with a modifier. A typical Dodge roll would have no modifier, but a modifier of -5 or -10 may be required for a difficult escape. During combat you can request a Dodge Roll during the "statement of intent" phase of combat or as an emergency response if the character has not yet moved. However, once the character has Dodged, during that combat round the character may not attack (although he may parry) because he is concentrating on avoiding damage.		*'''Dodge Roll'''-- Characters can dodge when they see something coming from a distance, such as a falling rock or charging bear, and concentrate on getting out of the way. Your character's Dodge Roll is the average (rounding up) of his IN, PW, and AG (simulating your ability to perceive the danger, and then take action to avoid it). In certain situations the GM may ask you for a Dodge roll with a modifier. A typical Dodge roll would have no modifier, but a modifier of -5 or -10 may be required for a difficult escape. During combat you can request a Dodge Roll during the "statement of intent" phase of combat or as an emergency response if the character has not yet moved. However, once the character has Dodged, during that combat round the character may not attack (although he may parry) because he is concentrating on avoiding damage.
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	==Increased and Decreased Attributes==		==Increased and Decreased Attributes==

	It is possible to increase an Attribute such as MV or DM. The cost is variable and depends on the cost of the Characteristics the Attribute is based on. To increase a ~~character’s~~ Attribute by 1, the player must spend character points equal to ½ the cost raising the highest one of the contributing Characteristics by 1.		It is possible to increase an Attribute such as MV or DM. The cost is variable and depends on the cost of the Characteristics the Attribute is based on. To increase a characterâs Attribute by 1, the player must spend character points equal to Â½ the cost raising the highest one of the contributing Characteristics by 1.

	:Example: ''Saul wants to increase his MV from 15 to 17, which would give him a ½ move of 9 instead of 8. His highest contributing Characteristic is ST, which is 14. To increase his ST to 15 would cost the player 15 character points, which means increasing his MV would cost 7 (rounding in the ~~player’s~~ favor). However, the player wants to increase the movement by 2, so the cost is 14 (based on the cost of one point).''		:Example: ''Saul wants to increase his MV from 15 to 17, which would give him a Â½ move of 9 instead of 8. His highest contributing Characteristic is ST, which is 14. To increase his ST to 15 would cost the player 15 character points, which means increasing his MV would cost 7 (rounding in the playerâs favor). However, the player wants to increase the movement by 2, so the cost is 14 (based on the cost of one point).''

	Similarly, a ~~character’s~~ Attribute can be decreased through the same mechanism. The benefit received, however, is based on reducing the Characteristic from its starting point at 10. So even if reducing the effect of a ST 18, the first MV pt reduced would only give 3 Disadvantage points (1/2 of 5, rounded up). However, for decreased Attributes, look at the total benefit of reducing the characteristic and halve that to get the disadvantage points for reducing the attribute.		Similarly, a characterâs Attribute can be decreased through the same mechanism. The benefit received, however, is based on reducing the Characteristic from its starting point at 10. So even if reducing the effect of a ST 18, the first MV pt reduced would only give 3 Disadvantage points (1/2 of 5, rounded up). However, for decreased Attributes, look at the total benefit of reducing the characteristic and halve that to get the disadvantage points for reducing the attribute.

	:Example: ''If Saul was a Dwarf, the player might feel his MV should be reduced. The player decides that reducing the MV from 15 to 11 is appropriate. ~~That’s~~ a reduction of 4 points, which would benefit the character 30 points if it was a reduced characteristic. The player gets 15 Disadvantage points.''		:Example: ''If Saul was a Dwarf, the player might feel his MV should be reduced. The player decides that reducing the MV from 15 to 11 is appropriate. Thatâs a reduction of 4 points, which would benefit the character 30 points if it was a reduced characteristic. The player gets 15 Disadvantage points.''

	Any Attribute can be Increased or Reduced. The GM decides how many points can be increased or decreased on a character. The GM may mandate that certain characters must have increased or decreased Attributes, such as a ~~Dwarf’s~~ movement ability.		Any Attribute can be Increased or Reduced. The GM decides how many points can be increased or decreased on a character. The GM may mandate that certain characters must have increased or decreased Attributes, such as a Dwarfâs movement ability.

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Attributes

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	::Example: ''Saul, our first example, has a CO of 12 and a SZ of 11. The average, rounded up, is 12 Hit Points for Saul.''		::Example: ''Saul, our first example, has a CO of 12 and a SZ of 11. The average, rounded up, is 12 Hit Points for Saul.''

	*'''Stun Points or SP'''-- This tells the amount of stun damage (bruising & concussion) your character can take before becoming unconscious. Stun Points are CO + the average (rounding fractions up) of ST and SZ, thus an average character has SP of 20. If your character looses half of his SP in a single blow, he may be'''stunned'''and be unable to do anything on his next action (either in the same combat round or the next). If the character's SP falls to 0 or below, the character is unconscious.		*'''Stun Points or SP'''-- This tells the amount of stun damage (bruising & concussion) your character can take before becoming unconscious. Stun Points are CO + the average (rounding fractions up) of ST and SZ, thus an average character has SP of 20. If your character looses half of his SP in a single blow, he may be '''stunned''' and be unable to do anything on his next action (either in the same combat round or the next). If the character's SP falls to 0 or below, the character is unconscious.

	::Example: ''Again, Saul has a CO of 12, a ST of 14 and a SZ of 11. This gives us 12 + (14 + 11)/2 = 25 Stun Points.''		::Example: ''Again, Saul has a CO of 12, a ST of 14 and a SZ of 11. This gives us 12 + (14 + 11)/2 = 25 Stun Points.''

ChristopherA at 21:54, 5 May 2005

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	It is possible to increase an Attribute such as MV or DM. The cost is variable and depends on the cost of the Characteristics the Attribute is based on. To increase a character’s Attribute by 1, the player must spend character points equal to ½ the cost raising the highest one of the contributing Characteristics by 1.		It is possible to increase an Attribute such as MV or DM. The cost is variable and depends on the cost of the Characteristics the Attribute is based on. To increase a character’s Attribute by 1, the player must spend character points equal to ½ the cost raising the highest one of the contributing Characteristics by 1.

	Saul wants to increase his MV from 15 to 17, which would give him a ½ move of 9 instead of 8. His highest contributing Characteristic is ST, which is 14. To increase his ST to 15 would cost the player 15 character points, which means increasing his MV would cost 7 (rounding in the player’s favor). However, the player wants to increase the movement by 2, so the cost is 14 (based on the cost of one point).		:Example: ''Saul wants to increase his MV from 15 to 17, which would give him a ½ move of 9 instead of 8. His highest contributing Characteristic is ST, which is 14. To increase his ST to 15 would cost the player 15 character points, which means increasing his MV would cost 7 (rounding in the player’s favor). However, the player wants to increase the movement by 2, so the cost is 14 (based on the cost of one point).''

	Similarly, a character’s Attribute can be decreased through the same mechanism. The benefit received, however, is based on reducing the Characteristic from its starting point at 10. So even if reducing the effect of a ST 18, the first MV pt reduced would only give 3 Disadvantage points (1/2 of 5, rounded up). However, for decreased Attributes, look at the total benefit of reducing the characteristic and halve that to get the disadvantage points for reducing the attribute.		Similarly, a character’s Attribute can be decreased through the same mechanism. The benefit received, however, is based on reducing the Characteristic from its starting point at 10. So even if reducing the effect of a ST 18, the first MV pt reduced would only give 3 Disadvantage points (1/2 of 5, rounded up). However, for decreased Attributes, look at the total benefit of reducing the characteristic and halve that to get the disadvantage points for reducing the attribute.

ChristopherA at 07:30, 3 May 2005

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	Similarly, a character’s Attribute can be decreased through the same mechanism. The benefit received, however, is based on reducing the Characteristic from its starting point at 10. So even if reducing the effect of a ST 18, the first MV pt reduced would only give 3 Disadvantage points (1/2 of 5, rounded up). However, for decreased Attributes, look at the total benefit of reducing the characteristic and halve that to get the disadvantage points for reducing the attribute.		Similarly, a character’s Attribute can be decreased through the same mechanism. The benefit received, however, is based on reducing the Characteristic from its starting point at 10. So even if reducing the effect of a ST 18, the first MV pt reduced would only give 3 Disadvantage points (1/2 of 5, rounded up). However, for decreased Attributes, look at the total benefit of reducing the characteristic and halve that to get the disadvantage points for reducing the attribute.

	Example: ''If Saul was a Dwarf, the player might feel his MV should be reduced. The player decides that reducing the MV from 15 to 11 is appropriate. That’s a reduction of 4 points, which would benefit the character 30 points if it was a reduced characteristic. The player gets 15 Disadvantage points.''		:Example: ''If Saul was a Dwarf, the player might feel his MV should be reduced. The player decides that reducing the MV from 15 to 11 is appropriate. That’s a reduction of 4 points, which would benefit the character 30 points if it was a reduced characteristic. The player gets 15 Disadvantage points.''

	Any Attribute can be Increased or Reduced. The GM decides how many points can be increased or decreased on a character. The GM may mandate that certain characters must have increased or decreased Attributes, such as a Dwarf’s movement ability.		Any Attribute can be Increased or Reduced. The GM decides how many points can be increased or decreased on a character. The GM may mandate that certain characters must have increased or decreased Attributes, such as a Dwarf’s movement ability.

ChristopherA: Move Section on Increasing/Decreasing Attributes here

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Move Section on Increasing/Decreasing Attributes here

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	::Example: ''Saul, with a PW of 11, has a slightly better than average of being lucky on any particular occasion. Poor Gru, with an 8 Luck Roll, cannot depend on the favor of Dame Fortune.''		::Example: ''Saul, with a PW of 11, has a slightly better than average of being lucky on any particular occasion. Poor Gru, with an 8 Luck Roll, cannot depend on the favor of Dame Fortune.''

			==Increased and Decreased Attributes==

			It is possible to increase an Attribute such as MV or DM. The cost is variable and depends on the cost of the Characteristics the Attribute is based on. To increase a character’s Attribute by 1, the player must spend character points equal to ½ the cost raising the highest one of the contributing Characteristics by 1.

			Saul wants to increase his MV from 15 to 17, which would give him a ½ move of 9 instead of 8. His highest contributing Characteristic is ST, which is 14. To increase his ST to 15 would cost the player 15 character points, which means increasing his MV would cost 7 (rounding in the player’s favor). However, the player wants to increase the movement by 2, so the cost is 14 (based on the cost of one point).

			Similarly, a character’s Attribute can be decreased through the same mechanism. The benefit received, however, is based on reducing the Characteristic from its starting point at 10. So even if reducing the effect of a ST 18, the first MV pt reduced would only give 3 Disadvantage points (1/2 of 5, rounded up). However, for decreased Attributes, look at the total benefit of reducing the characteristic and halve that to get the disadvantage points for reducing the attribute.

			Example: ''If Saul was a Dwarf, the player might feel his MV should be reduced. The player decides that reducing the MV from 15 to 11 is appropriate. That’s a reduction of 4 points, which would benefit the character 30 points if it was a reduced characteristic. The player gets 15 Disadvantage points.''

			Any Attribute can be Increased or Reduced. The GM decides how many points can be increased or decreased on a character. The GM may mandate that certain characters must have increased or decreased Attributes, such as a Dwarf’s movement ability.

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	::Example: ''Saul has 14 ST and a SZ of 11. He has a DM of +1. Gru has 15 ST, but is also SZ 11, so his DM is also +1. Jurgo the Troll, on the other hand, has a SZ of 20 and a ST of 25. His DM is +5. Extrapolating from the above table, if Dagonamalix the Dragon had a STR of 40 and a SZ of 40, he would have a DM of +10.''		::Example: ''Saul has 14 ST and a SZ of 11. He has a DM of +1. Gru has 15 ST, but is also SZ 11, so his DM is also +1. Jurgo the Troll, on the other hand, has a SZ of 20 and a ST of 25. His DM is +5. Extrapolating from the above table, if Dagonamalix the Dragon had a STR of 40 and a SZ of 40, he would have a DM of +10.''

	The Damage Modifier is the MAXIMUM DAMAGE a character can add to his hand-to-hand and thrown weapon damage. When determining the actual damage, use some die or combination of dice whose maximum is equal to the DM. If the DM is an odd number, pick dice that can add up to the DM ~~â1~~ and just add 1 to the result.		The Damage Modifier is the MAXIMUM DAMAGE a character can add to his hand-to-hand and thrown weapon damage. When determining the actual damage, use some die or combination of dice whose maximum is equal to the DM. If the DM is an odd number, pick dice that can add up to the DM –1 and just add 1 to the result.

	::Example: ''Saul is using a Broadsword that does d8+2 damage. His DM allows him to add +1 to that roll, for a total damage of 1d8+3. Jurgo gets to add +5 to his maximum damage, so the simplest way to handle that is to roll an extra d4 along with his weapon damage. If he is using a Greatsword (2d8), the player rolls 2d8+1d4+1 to get the result. Dagonamalix the Dragon adds +10, so the GM decides to do normal claw damage (d6) and add 1d6 and 1d4 (maximum result of 10) to the damage.''		::Example: ''Saul is using a Broadsword that does d8+2 damage. His DM allows him to add +1 to that roll, for a total damage of 1d8+3. Jurgo gets to add +5 to his maximum damage, so the simplest way to handle that is to roll an extra d4 along with his weapon damage. If he is using a Greatsword (2d8), the player rolls 2d8+1d4+1 to get the result. Dagonamalix the Dragon adds +10, so the GM decides to do normal claw damage (d6) and add 1d6 and 1d4 (maximum result of 10) to the damage.''

	*'''Movement or MV'''~~â~~ Movement is dependent on the ~~characterâs~~ Strength (ST), Health (Constitution, or CN), and Size (SZ). In this case, SZ is a detriment. The formula is: (ST + CN ~~â~~ SZ). Thus if a character has 12 in each characteristic, he has a movement of 12. When figuring Â¼ MV or Â½ MV round up in the ~~characterâs~~ favor.		*'''Movement or MV'''– Movement is dependent on the character’s Strength (ST), Health (Constitution, or CN), and Size (SZ). In this case, SZ is a detriment. The formula is: (ST + CN – SZ). Thus if a character has 12 in each characteristic, he has a movement of 12. When figuring ¼ MV or ½ MV round up in the character’s favor.

	::Example: ''Saul has 14 ST, 12 CN and SZ 11. 26-11 = 15. His Â¼ move = 4; his Â½ move = 8.''		::Example: ''Saul has 14 ST, 12 CN and SZ 11. 26-11 = 15. His ¼ move = 4; his ½ move = 8.''

	*'''Dodge Roll'''-- Characters can dodge when they see something coming from a distance, such as a falling rock or charging bear, and concentrate on getting out of the way. Your character's Dodge Roll is the average (rounding up) of his IN, PW, and AG (simulating your ability to perceive the danger, and then take action to avoid it). In certain situations the GM may ask you for a Dodge roll with a modifier. A typical Dodge roll would have no modifier, but a modifier of -5 or -10 may be required for a difficult escape. During combat you can request a Dodge Roll during the "statement of intent" phase of combat or as an emergency response if the character has not yet moved. However, once the character has Dodged, during that combat round the character may not attack (although he may parry) because he is concentrating on avoiding damage.		*'''Dodge Roll'''-- Characters can dodge when they see something coming from a distance, such as a falling rock or charging bear, and concentrate on getting out of the way. Your character's Dodge Roll is the average (rounding up) of his IN, PW, and AG (simulating your ability to perceive the danger, and then take action to avoid it). In certain situations the GM may ask you for a Dodge roll with a modifier. A typical Dodge roll would have no modifier, but a modifier of -5 or -10 may be required for a difficult escape. During combat you can request a Dodge Roll during the "statement of intent" phase of combat or as an emergency response if the character has not yet moved. However, once the character has Dodged, during that combat round the character may not attack (although he may parry) because he is concentrating on avoiding damage.
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	==Increased and Decreased Attributes==		==Increased and Decreased Attributes==

	It is possible to increase an Attribute such as MV or DM. The cost is variable and depends on the cost of the Characteristics the Attribute is based on. To increase a ~~characterâs~~ Attribute by 1, the player must spend character points equal to Â½ the cost raising the highest one of the contributing Characteristics by 1.		It is possible to increase an Attribute such as MV or DM. The cost is variable and depends on the cost of the Characteristics the Attribute is based on. To increase a character’s Attribute by 1, the player must spend character points equal to ½ the cost raising the highest one of the contributing Characteristics by 1.

	:Example: ''Saul wants to increase his MV from 15 to 17, which would give him a Â½ move of 9 instead of 8. His highest contributing Characteristic is ST, which is 14. To increase his ST to 15 would cost the player 15 character points, which means increasing his MV would cost 7 (rounding in the ~~playerâs~~ favor). However, the player wants to increase the movement by 2, so the cost is 14 (based on the cost of one point).''		:Example: ''Saul wants to increase his MV from 15 to 17, which would give him a ½ move of 9 instead of 8. His highest contributing Characteristic is ST, which is 14. To increase his ST to 15 would cost the player 15 character points, which means increasing his MV would cost 7 (rounding in the player’s favor). However, the player wants to increase the movement by 2, so the cost is 14 (based on the cost of one point).''

	Similarly, a ~~characterâs~~ Attribute can be decreased through the same mechanism. The benefit received, however, is based on reducing the Characteristic from its starting point at 10. So even if reducing the effect of a ST 18, the first MV pt reduced would only give 3 Disadvantage points (1/2 of 5, rounded up). However, for decreased Attributes, look at the total benefit of reducing the characteristic and halve that to get the disadvantage points for reducing the attribute.		Similarly, a character’s Attribute can be decreased through the same mechanism. The benefit received, however, is based on reducing the Characteristic from its starting point at 10. So even if reducing the effect of a ST 18, the first MV pt reduced would only give 3 Disadvantage points (1/2 of 5, rounded up). However, for decreased Attributes, look at the total benefit of reducing the characteristic and halve that to get the disadvantage points for reducing the attribute.

	:Example: ''If Saul was a Dwarf, the player might feel his MV should be reduced. The player decides that reducing the MV from 15 to 11 is appropriate. ~~Thatâs~~ a reduction of 4 points, which would benefit the character 30 points if it was a reduced characteristic. The player gets 15 Disadvantage points.''		:Example: ''If Saul was a Dwarf, the player might feel his MV should be reduced. The player decides that reducing the MV from 15 to 11 is appropriate. That’s a reduction of 4 points, which would benefit the character 30 points if it was a reduced characteristic. The player gets 15 Disadvantage points.''

	Any Attribute can be Increased or Reduced. The GM decides how many points can be increased or decreased on a character. The GM may mandate that certain characters must have increased or decreased Attributes, such as a ~~Dwarfâs~~ movement ability.		Any Attribute can be Increased or Reduced. The GM decides how many points can be increased or decreased on a character. The GM may mandate that certain characters must have increased or decreased Attributes, such as a Dwarf’s movement ability.