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SerpLord at 06:06, 11 July 2008

2008-07-11T06:06:37Z

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	;Sharpness: Sharpness determines whether the attack power that gets through the target's armor becomes stun or damage. All the power of a sharp weapon becomes damage. Half the power (rounded down) of a blunt weapon becomes damage and the rest becomes stun. For example, 5 power getting through the target's armor absorption would become 2 damage and 3 stun to the target. All the power of a padded weapon becomes stun.		;Sharpness: Sharpness determines whether the attack power that gets through the target's armor becomes stun or damage. All the power of a sharp weapon becomes damage. Half the power (rounded down) of a blunt weapon becomes damage and the rest becomes stun. For example, 5 power getting through the target's armor absorption would become 2 damage and 3 stun to the target. All the power of a padded weapon becomes stun.
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	;Healthy: A character is healthy when the sum of his stun and damage is less than his toughness.		;Healthy: A character is healthy when the sum of his stun and damage is less than his toughness.

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	;Incapacitated: A character is incapacitated when the sum of his stun and damage is greater than or equal to his stamina. An incapacitated character cannot move or perform actions.		;Incapacitated: A character is incapacitated when the sum of his stun and damage is greater than or equal to his stamina. An incapacitated character cannot move or perform actions.
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2008-07-11T06:03:22Z

Health

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	;Sharpness: Sharpness determines whether the attack power that gets through the target's armor becomes stun or damage. All the power of a sharp weapon becomes damage. Half the power (rounded down) of a blunt weapon becomes damage and the rest becomes stun. For example, 5 power getting through the target's armor absorption would become 2 damage and 3 stun to the target. All the power of a padded weapon becomes stun.		;Sharpness: Sharpness determines whether the attack power that gets through the target's armor becomes stun or damage. All the power of a sharp weapon becomes damage. Half the power (rounded down) of a blunt weapon becomes damage and the rest becomes stun. For example, 5 power getting through the target's armor absorption would become 2 damage and 3 stun to the target. All the power of a padded weapon becomes stun.

	;~~healthy~~: A character is healthy when the sum of his stun and damage is less than his toughness.		;Healthy: A character is healthy when the sum of his stun and damage is less than his toughness.

	;~~injured~~: A character is injured when the sum of his stun and damage less than his stamina but not less than his toughness. An injured character cannot do combos or strenuous actions.		;Injured: A character is injured when the sum of his stun and damage less than his stamina but not less than his toughness. An injured character cannot do combos or strenuous actions.

	;~~incapacitated~~: A character is incapacitated when the sum of his stun and damage is greater than or equal to his stamina. An incapacitated character cannot move or perform actions.		;Incapacitated: A character is incapacitated when the sum of his stun and damage is greater than or equal to his stamina. An incapacitated character cannot move or perform actions.

SerpLord: /* Stun, Damage and Toughness */

2008-07-11T06:02:03Z

Stun, Damage and Toughness

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	==~~Stun, Damage and Toughness~~==		==Health==

	;Stun: Stun is the short-term effect of pain and injury ~~and~~ can ~~be recovered quickly~~.		;Stun and Resting: Stun is the short-term effect of pain and injury. Characters can recover stun with the ''rest'' action. When characters are incapacitated they recover half of their stun (rounded up) each turn.

	;Damage: Damage is the long-term effect of injuries that heal slowly.		;Damage and Healing: Damage is the long-term effect of injuries that heal slowly. Characters usually have a chance to recover damage once per week. This requires a success roll against the difficulty 10 plus 1 for every day the character exerted himself (by travelling or fighting for example) during that week, plus 1 for every time the character took damage or stun, and plus 5 for every time the character was incapacitated by damage. (There is no penalty for being incapacitated by a combination of stun and damage.) If the roll is successful, the character recovers half of his damage, rounded up. For example if the character has 5 damage and successfully heals, then he will recover 3 damage, leaving him with only 2 damage after healing.

	;~~Toughness~~: ~~Toughness is~~ the ~~maximum~~ stun ~~plus~~ damage a ~~character can take without being incapacitated~~ and ~~falling down~~.		;Sharpness: Sharpness determines whether the attack power that gets through the target's armor becomes stun or damage. All the power of a sharp weapon becomes damage. Half the power (rounded down) of a blunt weapon becomes damage and the rest becomes stun. For example, 5 power getting through the target's armor absorption would become 2 damage and 3 stun to the target. All the power of a padded weapon becomes stun.

	;~~Healthy~~: ~~Healthy is half of a~~ character~~'s toughness (rounded down.) This~~ is the ~~amount~~ of stun ~~plus~~ damage ~~a character can take without a damage penalty~~.		;healthy: A character is healthy when the sum of his stun and damage is less than his toughness.

	;~~Sharpness~~: ~~Sharpness determines whether~~ the ~~attack power that gets through the target's armor becomes~~ stun ~~or damage. All the power of a sharp weapon becomes damage. Half the power (rounded down) of a blunt weapon becomes damage~~ and ~~the rest becomes stun. For example, 5 power getting through the target's armor absorption would become 2~~ damage ~~and 3 stun to the target~~. ~~All the power of a padded weapon becomes stun~~.		;injured: A character is injured when the sum of his stun and damage less than his stamina but not less than his toughness. An injured character cannot do combos or strenuous actions.

	;~~Healing~~: Characters usually have a chance to recover damage once per week. This requires a success roll against the difficulty 10 plus 1 for every day the character exerted himself (by travelling or fighting for example) during that week, plus 1 for every time the character ~~took damage or stun, and plus 5 for every time the character was incapacitated by damage. (There~~ is ~~no penalty for being~~ incapacitated ~~by a combination~~ of stun and damage~~.) If the roll~~ is ~~successful, the character recovers half of~~ his ~~damage, rounded up~~. ~~For example if the~~ character ~~has 5 damage and successfully heals, then he will recover 3 damage, leaving him with only 2 damage after healing~~.		;incapacitated: A character is incapacitated when the sum of his stun and damage is greater than or equal to his stamina. An incapacitated character cannot move or perform actions.

SerpLord: /* Stun, Damage and Toughness */

2008-07-11T05:51:37Z

Stun, Damage and Toughness

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	==Stun, Damage and Toughness==		==Stun, Damage and Toughness==

	;Stun: Stun is the short-term effect of pain and injury and ~~recovers in seconds~~.		;Stun: Stun is the short-term effect of pain and injury and can be recovered quickly.

	;Damage: Damage is the long-term effect of injuries that heal slowly.		;Damage: Damage is the long-term effect of injuries that heal slowly.

SerpLord: /* Stun, Damage and Toughness */

2008-07-11T01:09:19Z

Stun, Damage and Toughness

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	;Sharpness: Sharpness determines whether the attack power that gets through the target's armor becomes stun or damage. All the power of a sharp weapon becomes damage. Half the power (rounded down) of a blunt weapon becomes damage and the rest becomes stun. For example, 5 power getting through the target's armor absorption would become 2 damage and 3 stun to the target. All the power of a padded weapon becomes stun.		;Sharpness: Sharpness determines whether the attack power that gets through the target's armor becomes stun or damage. All the power of a sharp weapon becomes damage. Half the power (rounded down) of a blunt weapon becomes damage and the rest becomes stun. For example, 5 power getting through the target's armor absorption would become 2 damage and 3 stun to the target. All the power of a padded weapon becomes stun.

	;Healing: Characters usually have a chance to recover damage once per week. This requires a success roll against the difficulty 10 plus 1 for every day the character ~~travelled~~ or ~~fought~~ during that week, plus 1 for every time the character took damage or stun, and plus 5 for every time the character was incapacitated by damage. (There is no penalty for being incapacitated by a combination of stun and damage.) If the roll is successful, the character recovers half of his damage, rounded up. For example if the character has 5 damage and successfully heals, then he will recover 3 damage, leaving him with only 2 damage after healing.		;Healing: Characters usually have a chance to recover damage once per week. This requires a success roll against the difficulty 10 plus 1 for every day the character exerted himself (by travelling or fighting for example) during that week, plus 1 for every time the character took damage or stun, and plus 5 for every time the character was incapacitated by damage. (There is no penalty for being incapacitated by a combination of stun and damage.) If the roll is successful, the character recovers half of his damage, rounded up. For example if the character has 5 damage and successfully heals, then he will recover 3 damage, leaving him with only 2 damage after healing.

SerpLord: /* Stun, Damage and Toughness */

2008-07-11T01:07:45Z

Stun, Damage and Toughness

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	;Sharpness: Sharpness determines whether the attack power that gets through the target's armor becomes stun or damage. All the power of a sharp weapon becomes damage. Half the power (rounded down) of a blunt weapon becomes damage and the rest becomes stun. For example, 5 power getting through the target's armor absorption would become 2 damage and 3 stun to the target. All the power of a padded weapon becomes stun.		;Sharpness: Sharpness determines whether the attack power that gets through the target's armor becomes stun or damage. All the power of a sharp weapon becomes damage. Half the power (rounded down) of a blunt weapon becomes damage and the rest becomes stun. For example, 5 power getting through the target's armor absorption would become 2 damage and 3 stun to the target. All the power of a padded weapon becomes stun.

	;Healing: Characters recover ~~one~~ damage ~~point each~~ week~~, plus one damage point for each point of their regeneration ability modifier~~.		;Healing: Characters usually have a chance to recover damage once per week. This requires a success roll against the difficulty 10 plus 1 for every day the character travelled or fought during that week, plus 1 for every time the character took damage or stun, and plus 5 for every time the character was incapacitated by damage. (There is no penalty for being incapacitated by a combination of stun and damage.) If the roll is successful, the character recovers half of his damage, rounded up. For example if the character has 5 damage and successfully heals, then he will recover 3 damage, leaving him with only 2 damage after healing.

	~~;Rest: Rest is an attempt to heal the character faster. Every week make~~ a success roll ~~with a +~~1 ~~modifier~~ for ~~each~~ day the character ~~engages in no physically strenuous activity - especially combat~~, ~~training~~ or ~~travel~~. If the roll is successful, the character recovers ~~twice as much~~ damage ~~as normal~~. ~~Unfavorable circumstances for this healing roll could include lack of resources~~, ~~harsh conditions~~, ~~poison or infection~~.

SerpLord: /* Damage */

2008-06-29T18:16:42Z

Damage

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	~~==Damage==~~		==Stun, Damage and Toughness==

	~~===Armor===~~

	Any equipment with cover and absorption is armor. Normally, the best absorption of all the armor worn by a character is subtracted from the power of successful attacks against the character. However an attacker can aim any attack to avoid armor, which increases the difficulty of the attack by the cover of the armor avoided. The attack can avoid all or just some of the armor a character is wearing.

	Consider for example a character wearing a leather jacket (5 cover, 1 absorption) and a crash helmet (2 cover, 3 absorption). If an opponent attacks the character without specifically avoiding the character's armor, the armor will absorb 3 power from each attack. If an opponent tries to hit the character where the armor provides no protection, the armor will absorb no damage, but the difficulty will be increased by 7 (5 cover from the jacket plus 2 cover from the helmet.) However, the opponent can also try to avoid only the helmet. Then the leather jacket absorbs 1 power from each attack but the difficulty of the attack is only increased by 2 (the helmet's cover.)

	Sometimes armor is worn in layers. A brigandine (vest lined with metal plates) is often worn over a gambeson (padded coat) or chainmail. Bulletproof ballistic vests often have optional inserts which offer extra protection to vital areas such as the heart. If one piece of armor is completely overlapped by another, the overlapping area has the cover of the smaller piece of armor and the absorption of both pieces added together. (This is like subtracting the cover of the layer with the least cover from the cover of the layer with the most cover, and adding the absorption of the layer with the most cover to the absorption of the armor with the least cover.)

	===Stun, Damage and Toughness===

	;Stun: Stun is the short-term effect of pain and injury and recovers in seconds.		;Stun: Stun is the short-term effect of pain and injury and recovers in seconds.

SerpLord: /* Stun, Damage and Toughness */

2008-06-28T22:10:09Z

Stun, Damage and Toughness

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	;Damage: Damage is the long-term effect of injuries that heal slowly.		;Damage: Damage is the long-term effect of injuries that heal slowly.

	;Toughness: Toughness is the maximum stun plus damage a character can take without being incapacitated and falling down		;Toughness: Toughness is the maximum stun plus damage a character can take without being incapacitated and falling down.

	;Healthy: Healthy is the amount of stun plus damage a character can take without a damage penalty.		;Healthy: Healthy is half of a character's toughness (rounded down.) This is the amount of stun plus damage a character can take without a damage penalty.

	;Sharpness: Sharpness determines whether the attack power that gets through the target's armor becomes stun or damage. All the power of a sharp weapon becomes damage. Half the power (rounded down) of a blunt weapon becomes damage and the rest becomes stun. For example, 5 power getting through the target's armor absorption would become 2 damage and 3 stun to the target. All the power of a padded weapon becomes stun.		;Sharpness: Sharpness determines whether the attack power that gets through the target's armor becomes stun or damage. All the power of a sharp weapon becomes damage. Half the power (rounded down) of a blunt weapon becomes damage and the rest becomes stun. For example, 5 power getting through the target's armor absorption would become 2 damage and 3 stun to the target. All the power of a padded weapon becomes stun.
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	;Healing: Characters recover one damage point each week, plus one damage point for each point of their regeneration ability modifier.		;Healing: Characters recover one damage point each week, plus one damage point for each point of their regeneration ability modifier.

	;Rest: Rest is an attempt to heal the character faster. Every week make a success roll with a +1 modifier for each day the character engages in no physically strenuous activity - especially combat, training or travel. If the roll is successful, the character recovers twice as much damage as normal. ~~Opposition to~~ this healing roll ~~would~~ include lack of resources, harsh conditions, poison or infection ~~(up to +5 for each individual opposing factor~~.)		;Rest: Rest is an attempt to heal the character faster. Every week make a success roll with a +1 modifier for each day the character engages in no physically strenuous activity - especially combat, training or travel. If the roll is successful, the character recovers twice as much damage as normal. Unfavorable circumstances for this healing roll could include lack of resources, harsh conditions, poison or infection.

SerpLord: /* Damage */

2008-06-28T19:33:57Z

Damage

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	===Armor===		===Armor===

	Any equipment with ~~more than 0~~ cover ~~(Cvr)~~ is armor. ~~Every piece~~ of armor ~~equipped has~~ a ~~chance of blocking an attack. Sort the armor~~ from the ~~highest absorption (Abs) to the lowest. For each piece~~ of ~~armor in that order compare~~ the character~~'s unmodified defense die roll (the number on the die before adding~~ any ~~modifiers)~~ to the ~~cover~~ of the ~~item plus~~ the cover ~~of all~~ of the ~~items before it~~. ~~If the total cover is greater than~~ or ~~equal to~~ the ~~the roll, then the attack~~ is ~~blocked by that armor, and no other items should be checked~~.		Any equipment with cover and absorption is armor. Normally, the best absorption of all the armor worn by a character is subtracted from the power of successful attacks against the character. However an attacker can aim any attack to avoid armor, which increases the difficulty of the attack by the cover of the armor avoided. The attack can avoid all or just some of the armor a character is wearing.

	~~When~~ a ~~piece of~~ armor ~~blocks~~ an ~~attack~~, the armor~~'s absorption is subtracted~~ from the attack's ~~power~~.		Consider for example a character wearing a leather jacket (5 cover, 1 absorption) and a crash helmet (2 cover, 3 absorption). If an opponent attacks the character without specifically avoiding the character's armor, the armor will absorb 3 power from each attack. If an opponent tries to hit the character where the armor provides no protection, the armor will absorb no damage, but the difficulty will be increased by 7 (5 cover from the jacket plus 2 cover from the helmet.) However, the opponent can also try to avoid only the helmet. Then the leather jacket absorbs 1 power from each attack but the difficulty of the attack is only increased by 2 (the helmet's cover.)

	For example, if a character has armor with a cover of 3, and he rolls a 4 when he defends against an attack, then his armor does not absorb any of the power of the attack, and he is damaged by the full force of the attack if that attack is successful (because 3 is less than 4.) For another example, if a character has armor with a cover of 2, and he rolls a 1 when he defends against an attack, then his armor does subtract its absorption from the power of the attack if that attack was successful (because 1 is greater than 2.)		Sometimes armor is worn in layers. A brigandine (vest lined with metal plates) is often worn over a gambeson (padded coat) or chainmail. Bulletproof ballistic vests often have optional inserts which offer extra protection to vital areas such as the heart. If one piece of armor is completely overlapped by another, the overlapping area has the cover of the smaller piece of armor and the absorption of both pieces added together. (This is like subtracting the cover of the layer with the least cover from the cover of the layer with the most cover, and adding the absorption of the layer with the most cover to the absorption of the armor with the least cover.)

	Sometimes armor is worn in layers. A brigandine (vest lined with metal plates) is often worn over a gambeson (padded coat) or chainmail. If one piece of armor is completely overlapped by another, ~~add~~ the absorption of the ~~armor~~ with ~~more~~ cover to the ~~absorption~~ of the ~~armor~~ with ~~less~~ cover, and ~~subtract~~ the ~~cover~~ of the ~~armor~~ with ~~less~~ cover ~~from~~ the ~~cover~~ of the armor with ~~more~~ cover.

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	;Toughness: Toughness is the maximum stun plus damage a character can take without being incapacitated and falling down		;Toughness: Toughness is the maximum stun plus damage a character can take without being incapacitated and falling down

	;~~Health~~: Healthy is the amount of stun plus damage a character can take without a damage penalty.		;Healthy: Healthy is the amount of stun plus damage a character can take without a damage penalty.

	;Sharpness: Sharpness determines whether the attack power that gets through the target's armor becomes stun or damage. All the power of a sharp weapon becomes damage. Half the power (rounded down) of a blunt weapon becomes damage and the rest becomes stun. For example, 5 power getting through the target's armor absorption would become 2 damage and 3 stun to the target. All the power of a padded weapon becomes stun.		;Sharpness: Sharpness determines whether the attack power that gets through the target's armor becomes stun or damage. All the power of a sharp weapon becomes damage. Half the power (rounded down) of a blunt weapon becomes damage and the rest becomes stun. For example, 5 power getting through the target's armor absorption would become 2 damage and 3 stun to the target. All the power of a padded weapon becomes stun.

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2008-06-17T01:26:05Z

Stun, Damage and Toughness

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	;Health: Healthy is the amount of stun plus damage a character can take without a damage penalty.		;Health: Healthy is the amount of stun plus damage a character can take without a damage penalty.

	~~'''~~Sharpness~~''' -~~ Sharpness determines whether the attack power that gets through the target's armor becomes stun or damage. All the power of a sharp weapon becomes damage. Half the power (rounded down) of a blunt weapon becomes damage and the rest becomes stun. For example, 5 power getting through the target's armor absorption would become 2 damage and 3 stun to the target. All the power of a padded weapon becomes stun.		;Sharpness: Sharpness determines whether the attack power that gets through the target's armor becomes stun or damage. All the power of a sharp weapon becomes damage. Half the power (rounded down) of a blunt weapon becomes damage and the rest becomes stun. For example, 5 power getting through the target's armor absorption would become 2 damage and 3 stun to the target. All the power of a padded weapon becomes stun.

	~~'''~~Healing~~''' -~~ Characters recover one damage point each week, plus one damage point for each point of their regeneration ability modifier.		;Healing: Characters recover one damage point each week, plus one damage point for each point of their regeneration ability modifier.

	~~'''~~Rest~~''' -~~ Rest is an attempt to heal the character faster. Every week make a success roll with a +1 modifier for each day the character engages in no physically strenuous activity - especially combat, training or travel. If the roll is successful, the character recovers twice as much damage as normal. Opposition to this healing roll would include lack of resources, harsh conditions, poison or infection (up to +5 for each individual opposing factor.)		;Rest: Rest is an attempt to heal the character faster. Every week make a success roll with a +1 modifier for each day the character engages in no physically strenuous activity - especially combat, training or travel. If the roll is successful, the character recovers twice as much damage as normal. Opposition to this healing roll would include lack of resources, harsh conditions, poison or infection (up to +5 for each individual opposing factor.)