Talk:Mano a Mano: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 20:29, 11 July 2008

Some games will have some characters who only need a little bit of information instead of full character sheets:

stock villains and monsters which only need combat stats and sometimes a few special qualities or abilities.
battle-on-a-page where two facing pages of an RPG book contain everything a player or GM needs to play one side (the "NPC" side) of a battle.
book-of-beasties which contains dozens of creatures which need to be playable. Most of these creatures won't have equipment.
a "how to" format for beginning players, explaining how to do basic actions, what dice to roll, etc.
"collectible characters" (action figures, miniatures, cards or comic books about characters) with a little stat section, possibly a "full" mano a mano character as well as "how to" stats or stats for a simpler game like minimam.

If you change the character sheet format when editing any of the following, you must update the others:

Be sure you know which character sheet you are updating:

The template creation example includes both the blank character sheet and the example template.
The character creation example includes both the example template and the example character sheet.

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-==Optional Random Damage Rules==
-* Double damage attacks do normal damage if you roll a 12 or less before adding modifiers.
-* When an attack is automatically successful increase the power of the attack by the weapon's power. In other words normal attacks have double power when they are automatically successful and double damage attacks have three times normal power when they are automatically successful.
 ==Compact Characters==