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SerpLord at 14:44, 7 April 2011

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	Instead of defense, a character has strength and dexterity.		Instead of defense, a character has strength and dexterity.

	A character's ''dexterity'' ~~are~~ 10 plus his stalking, acrobatics, quickness or flying ability, whichever is greater. Dexterity is used instead of defense as the difficulty of ''normal'' attacks which can be avoided or blocked, but which cannot be resisted if they hit. Basic attack, throw object, catch, shooting, blasting and knockout attack are all normal attacks. Evade bonuses are added to dexterity.		A character's ''dexterity'' is 10 plus his stalking, acrobatics, quickness or flying ability, whichever is greater. Dexterity is used instead of defense as the difficulty of ''normal'' attacks which can be avoided or blocked, but which cannot be resisted if they hit. Basic attack, throw object, catch, shooting, blasting and knockout attack are all normal attacks. Evade bonuses are added to dexterity.

	A character's ''strength'' is 10 plus his toughness or wrestling ability, whichever is greater. This is the difficulty of ''force'' attacks that can be resisted physically, but not by moving out of the way or parrying the attack. Holds are force attacks.		A character's ''strength'' is 10 plus his toughness or wrestling ability, whichever is greater. This is the difficulty of ''force'' attacks that can be resisted physically, but not by moving out of the way or parrying the attack. Holds are force attacks.

SerpLord at 14:43, 7 April 2011

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	Instead of defense, a character has strength and dexterity.		Instead of defense, a character has strength and dexterity.

	A character's ''dexterity'' are 10 plus his stalking, acrobatics, quickness or flying ability, whichever is greater. Dexterity is used instead of defense as the difficulty of ''normal'' attacks which can be avoided or blocked, but which cannot be resisted if they hit. Basic attack, throw object, catch, shooting, blasting and knockout attack are all normal attacks. Evade ~~bonus is~~ added to dexterity.		A character's ''dexterity'' are 10 plus his stalking, acrobatics, quickness or flying ability, whichever is greater. Dexterity is used instead of defense as the difficulty of ''normal'' attacks which can be avoided or blocked, but which cannot be resisted if they hit. Basic attack, throw object, catch, shooting, blasting and knockout attack are all normal attacks. Evade bonuses are added to dexterity.

	A character's ''strength'' is 10 plus his toughness or wrestling ability, whichever is greater. This is the difficulty of ''force'' attacks that can be resisted physically, but not by moving out of the way or parrying the attack. Holds are force attacks.		A character's ''strength'' is 10 plus his toughness or wrestling ability, whichever is greater. This is the difficulty of ''force'' attacks that can be resisted physically, but not by moving out of the way or parrying the attack. Holds are force attacks.

SerpLord at 14:41, 7 April 2011

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	Instead of defense, a character has strength and ~~reflexes~~.		Instead of defense, a character has strength and dexterity.

	A character's ''~~reflexes~~'' are 10 plus his stalking, acrobatics, quickness or flying ability, whichever is greater. ~~Reflexes are~~ used instead of defense as the difficulty of ''normal'' attacks which can be avoided or blocked, but which cannot be resisted if they hit. Basic attack, throw object, catch, shooting, blasting and knockout attack are all normal attacks. Evade bonus is added to ~~reflexes~~.		A character's ''dexterity'' are 10 plus his stalking, acrobatics, quickness or flying ability, whichever is greater. Dexterity is used instead of defense as the difficulty of ''normal'' attacks which can be avoided or blocked, but which cannot be resisted if they hit. Basic attack, throw object, catch, shooting, blasting and knockout attack are all normal attacks. Evade bonus is added to dexterity.

	A character's ''strength'' is 10 plus his toughness or wrestling ability, whichever is greater. This is the difficulty of ''force'' attacks that can be resisted physically, but not by moving out of the way or parrying the attack. ~~Delay actions~~ are force attacks.		A character's ''strength'' is 10 plus his toughness or wrestling ability, whichever is greater. This is the difficulty of ''force'' attacks that can be resisted physically, but not by moving out of the way or parrying the attack. Holds are force attacks.

	Strength can also be used to estimate how much weight a character can carry or lift.		Strength can also be used to estimate how much weight a character can carry or lift.

SerpLord at 17:11, 6 April 2011

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	~~A character’s strength is 10 plus his tgh/2, wrestling, fighting or knockout ability, whichever is greater.~~		Instead of defense, a character has strength and reflexes.
	~~Strength is the difficulty~~ of ~~''force'' attacks that can be resisted physically but not by moving out of the way with ordinary~~ defense.

	A ''~~grabbed~~'' ~~character cannot evade~~ or ~~escape~~, ~~but he can still attack and perform actions that don't require him to move very far~~. ~~If you~~ are ~~using~~ the ~~grid rules~~, ~~a grabbed character~~ cannot ~~move~~. ~~Characters using wrestling~~ attacks ~~against a target they have grabbed can make those wrestling attacks force attacks versus strength instead of defense~~.		A character's ''reflexes'' are 10 plus his stalking, acrobatics, quickness or flying ability, whichever is greater. Reflexes are used instead of defense as the difficulty of ''normal'' attacks which can be avoided or blocked, but which cannot be resisted if they hit. Basic attack, throw object, catch, shooting, blasting and knockout attack are all normal attacks. Evade bonus is added to reflexes.

	'''~~Push~~''' ~~is a close range~~ force ~~attack~~ that ~~anybody~~ can ~~do. Make a non-ability roll against~~ the ~~target's strength. If~~ the attack ~~is successful, the target is delayed~~.		A character's ''strength'' is 10 plus his toughness or wrestling ability, whichever is greater. This is the difficulty of ''force'' attacks that can be resisted physically, but not by moving out of the way or parrying the attack. Delay actions are force attacks.

	~~'''Grab''' is~~ a close range attack that requires wrestling ability. Make a wrestling roll against the target's defense. If the attack is successful, the target is grabbed until the target escapes the grab or the attacker evades, escapes, uses healing ability, attacks someone else or ~~becomes incapacitated. If you are using the grid rules, you cannot move while you are grabbing the target~~.		Strength can also be used to estimate how much weight a character can carry or lift.

	'''Escape a grab''' is a bonus action which grabbed characters can do at the beginning or end of their turn. Make a non-ability roll, wrestling roll or acrobatics roll against the strength of the grab. The strength of the grab is normally the strength of the enemy who grabbed this character. If the roll is successful, the character is no longer grabbed.		A character can carry a heavy pack all day if the pack does not weigh more than 2 kg (4.4 lbs) for every point of the character’s strength. A character can carry a heavier weight for a few minutes if it does not weigh more than 5 kg (11 lbs) for every strength point. A character can lift a very heavy object without carrying it around if the object does not weigh more than 10 kg (22 lbs) for every strength point. A character can also drag any weight he can lift a short distance.

	~~Strength can also be used to estimate how much weight a character can carry or lift.~~ A character can carry a heavy pack all day if the pack does not weigh more than 2 kg (4.4 lbs) for every point of the character’s strength. A character can carry a heavier weight for a few minutes if it does not weigh more than 5 kg (11 lbs) for every strength point. A character can lift a very heavy object without carrying it around if the object does not weigh more than 10 kg (22 lbs) for every strength point. A character can also drag any weight he can lift a short distance.

	These are not firm limits. A character may be able to pack, carry, or lift more weight if he travels a shorter distance, stops to rest frequently, or pushes himself to the limit (which might require an ability or non-ability roll, and could result in injury.)		These are not firm limits. A character may be able to pack, carry, or lift more weight if he travels a shorter distance, stops to rest frequently, or pushes himself to the limit (which might require an ability or non-ability roll, and could result in injury.)

SerpLord at 16:04, 1 April 2011

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	'''Push''' is a close range force attack that anybody can do. Make a non-ability roll against the target's strength. If the attack is successful, the target is delayed.		'''Push''' is a close range force attack that anybody can do. Make a non-ability roll against the target's strength. If the attack is successful, the target is delayed.

	'''Grab''' is a close range ~~force~~ attack that requires wrestling ability. Make a wrestling roll against the target's ~~strength~~. If the attack is successful, the target is grabbed until the target escapes the grab or the attacker evades, escapes, uses healing ability, attacks someone else or becomes incapacitated. If you are using the grid rules, you cannot move while you are grabbing the target.		'''Grab''' is a close range attack that requires wrestling ability. Make a wrestling roll against the target's defense. If the attack is successful, the target is grabbed until the target escapes the grab or the attacker evades, escapes, uses healing ability, attacks someone else or becomes incapacitated. If you are using the grid rules, you cannot move while you are grabbing the target.

	'''Escape a grab''' is a bonus action which grabbed characters can do at the beginning or end of their turn. Make a non-ability roll, wrestling roll or acrobatics roll against the strength of the grab. The strength of the grab is normally the strength of the enemy who grabbed this character. If the roll is successful, the character is no longer grabbed.		'''Escape a grab''' is a bonus action which grabbed characters can do at the beginning or end of their turn. Make a non-ability roll, wrestling roll or acrobatics roll against the strength of the grab. The strength of the grab is normally the strength of the enemy who grabbed this character. If the roll is successful, the character is no longer grabbed.

SerpLord at 15:35, 1 April 2011

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	'''Push''' is a close range force attack that anybody can do. Make a non-ability roll against the target's strength. If the attack is successful, the target is delayed.		'''Push''' is a close range force attack that anybody can do. Make a non-ability roll against the target's strength. If the attack is successful, the target is delayed.

	'''Grab''' is a close range force attack that requires wrestling ability. Make a wrestling roll against the target's strength. If the attack is successful, the ~~character~~ is grabbed until ~~you evade~~, ~~escape~~, ~~use~~ healing ability, ~~attack~~ someone else or ~~become~~ incapacitated. If you are using the grid rules, you cannot move while you are grabbing the target.		'''Grab''' is a close range force attack that requires wrestling ability. Make a wrestling roll against the target's strength. If the attack is successful, the target is grabbed until the target escapes the grab or the attacker evades, escapes, uses healing ability, attacks someone else or becomes incapacitated. If you are using the grid rules, you cannot move while you are grabbing the target.

	'''Escape a grab''' is a bonus action which grabbed characters can do at the beginning or end of their turn. Make a non-ability roll, wrestling roll or acrobatics roll against the strength of the grab. The strength of the grab is normally the strength of the enemy who grabbed this character. If the roll is successful, the character is no longer grabbed.		'''Escape a grab''' is a bonus action which grabbed characters can do at the beginning or end of their turn. Make a non-ability roll, wrestling roll or acrobatics roll against the strength of the grab. The strength of the grab is normally the strength of the enemy who grabbed this character. If the roll is successful, the character is no longer grabbed.

SerpLord at 15:23, 1 April 2011

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	A character’s strength is 10 plus his tgh/2, wrestling, fighting or knockout ability, whichever is greater.		A character’s strength is 10 plus his tgh/2, wrestling, fighting or knockout ability, whichever is greater.
	Strength is the difficulty of ''force'' attacks that can be resisted physically but not by moving out of the way with ordinary defense.		Strength is the difficulty of ''force'' attacks that can be resisted physically but not by moving out of the way with ordinary defense.

			A ''grabbed'' character cannot evade or escape, but he can still attack and perform actions that don't require him to move very far. If you are using the grid rules, a grabbed character cannot move. Characters using wrestling attacks against a target they have grabbed can make those wrestling attacks force attacks versus strength instead of defense.

	'''Push''' is a close range force attack that anybody can do. Make a non-ability roll against the target's strength. If the attack is successful, the target is delayed.		'''Push''' is a close range force attack that anybody can do. Make a non-ability roll against the target's strength. If the attack is successful, the target is delayed.

	'''Grab''' is a close range force attack that requires wrestling ability. Make a wrestling roll against the target's strength. If the attack is successful, the character is grabbed.		'''Grab''' is a close range force attack that requires wrestling ability. Make a wrestling roll against the target's strength. If the attack is successful, the character is grabbed until you evade, escape, use healing ability, attack someone else or become incapacitated. If you are using the grid rules, you cannot move while you are grabbing the target.
	~~A ''grabbed'' character cannot~~ evade or escape, ~~but he can still~~ attack ~~and perform actions that don't require him to move very far~~. ~~Characters~~ using ~~wrestling attacks against a~~ target ~~they have grabbed can make those wrestling attacks force attacks versus strength instead of defense~~.

	'''Escape a grab''' is a bonus action which grabbed characters can do at the beginning or end of their turn. Make a non-ability roll, wrestling roll or acrobatics roll against the strength of the grab. The strength of the grab is normally the strength of the enemy who grabbed this character. If the roll is successful, the character is no longer grabbed.		'''Escape a grab''' is a bonus action which grabbed characters can do at the beginning or end of their turn. Make a non-ability roll, wrestling roll or acrobatics roll against the strength of the grab. The strength of the grab is normally the strength of the enemy who grabbed this character. If the roll is successful, the character is no longer grabbed.

SerpLord at 15:19, 1 April 2011

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	A character’s strength is 10 plus his tgh/2, wrestling, fighting or knockout ability, whichever is greater.		A character’s strength is 10 plus his tgh/2, wrestling, fighting or knockout ability, whichever is greater.
	Strength is the difficulty of ''force'' attacks that can be resisted physically but not by moving out of the way with ordinary defense.		Strength is the difficulty of ''force'' attacks that can be resisted physically but not by moving out of the way with ordinary defense.

	A ''grabbed'' character cannot evade or escape, but he can still attack and perform actions that don't require him to move very far. Characters using wrestling attacks against a target they have grabbed can make those wrestling attacks force attacks versus strength instead of defense.

	'''Push''' is a close range force attack that anybody can do. Make a non-ability roll against the target's strength. If the attack is successful, the target is delayed.		'''Push''' is a close range force attack that anybody can do. Make a non-ability roll against the target's strength. If the attack is successful, the target is delayed.

	'''Grab''' is a close range force attack that requires wrestling ability. Make a wrestling roll against the target's strength. If the attack is successful, the character is grabbed.		'''Grab''' is a close range force attack that requires wrestling ability. Make a wrestling roll against the target's strength. If the attack is successful, the character is grabbed.
			A ''grabbed'' character cannot evade or escape, but he can still attack and perform actions that don't require him to move very far. Characters using wrestling attacks against a target they have grabbed can make those wrestling attacks force attacks versus strength instead of defense.

	'''Escape a grab''' is a bonus action which grabbed characters can do at the beginning or end of their turn. Make a non-ability roll, wrestling roll or acrobatics roll against the strength of the grab. The strength of the grab is normally the strength of the enemy who grabbed this character. If the roll is successful, the character is no longer grabbed.		'''Escape a grab''' is a bonus action which grabbed characters can do at the beginning or end of their turn. Make a non-ability roll, wrestling roll or acrobatics roll against the strength of the grab. The strength of the grab is normally the strength of the enemy who grabbed this character. If the roll is successful, the character is no longer grabbed.

SerpLord at 15:18, 1 April 2011

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	'''Push''' is a close range force attack that anybody can do. Make a non-ability roll against the target's strength. If the attack is successful, the target is delayed.		'''Push''' is a close range force attack that anybody can do. Make a non-ability roll against the target's strength. If the attack is successful, the target is delayed.

	''Grab''' is a close range force attack that requires wrestling ability. Make a wrestling roll against the target's strength. If the attack is successful, the character is grabbed.		'''Grab''' is a close range force attack that requires wrestling ability. Make a wrestling roll against the target's strength. If the attack is successful, the character is grabbed.

	'''Escape a grab''' is a bonus action which grabbed characters can do at the beginning or end of their turn. Make a non-ability roll, wrestling roll or acrobatics roll against the strength of the grab. The strength of the grab is normally the strength of the enemy who grabbed this character. If the roll is successful, the character is no longer grabbed.		'''Escape a grab''' is a bonus action which grabbed characters can do at the beginning or end of their turn. Make a non-ability roll, wrestling roll or acrobatics roll against the strength of the grab. The strength of the grab is normally the strength of the enemy who grabbed this character. If the roll is successful, the character is no longer grabbed.

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A character’s strength is 10 plus his tgh/2, wrestling, fighting or knockout ability, whichever is greater.
Strength is the difficulty of ''force'' attacks that can be resisted physically but not by moving out of the way with ordinary defense.

A ''grabbed'' character cannot evade or escape, but he can still attack and perform actions that don't require him to move very far. Characters using wrestling attacks against a target they have grabbed can make those wrestling attacks force attacks versus strength instead of defense.

'''Push''' is a close range force attack that anybody can do. Make a non-ability roll against the target's strength. If the attack is successful, the target is delayed.

''Grab''' is a close range force attack that requires wrestling ability. Make a wrestling roll against the target's strength. If the attack is successful, the character is grabbed.

'''Escape a grab''' is a bonus action which grabbed characters can do at the beginning or end of their turn. Make a non-ability roll, wrestling roll or acrobatics roll against the strength of the grab. The strength of the grab is normally the strength of the enemy who grabbed this character. If the roll is successful, the character is no longer grabbed.

Strength can also be used to estimate how much weight a character can carry or lift. A character can carry a heavy pack all day if the pack does not weigh more than 2 kg (4.4 lbs) for every point of the character’s strength. A character can carry a heavier weight for a few minutes if it does not weigh more than 5 kg (11 lbs) for every strength point. A character can lift a very heavy object without carrying it around if the object does not weigh more than 10 kg (22 lbs) for every strength point. A character can also drag any weight he can lift a short distance.

These are not firm limits. A character may be able to pack, carry, or lift more weight if he travels a shorter distance, stops to rest frequently, or pushes himself to the limit (which might require an ability or non-ability roll, and could result in injury.)

{| style="text-align:center"
! strength 
! pack long distance 
! carry short distance 
! lift in one place 
|-
|10
|20 kg (44 lbs)
|50 kg (110 lbs)
|100 kg (220 lbs)
|-
|11
|22 kg (48 lbs)
|55 kg (120 lbs)
|110 kg (240 lbs)
|-
|12
|24 kg (53 lbs)
|60 kg (130 lbs)
|120 kg (260 lbs)
|-
|13
|26 kg (57 lbs)
|65 kg (145 lbs)
|130 kg (290 lbs)
|-
|14
|28 kg (62 lbs)
|70 kg (155 lbs)
|140 kg (310 lbs)
|-
|15
|30 kg (66 lbs)
|75 kg (165 lbs)
|150 kg (330 lbs)
|-
|16
|32 kg (70 lbs)
|80 kg (175 lbs)
|160 kg (350 lbs)
|-
|17
|34 kg (75 lbs)
|85 kg (185 lbs)
|170 kg (370 lbs)
|-
|18
|36 kg (79 lbs)
|90 kg (200 lbs)
|180 kg (400 lbs)
|-
|19
|38 kg (84 lbs)
|95 kg (210 lbs)
|190 kg (420 lbs)
|-
|20
|40 kg (88 lbs)
|100 kg (220 lbs)
|200 kg (440 lbs)
|}