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Foxwarrior at 22:19, 16 October 2024

2024-10-16T22:19:11Z

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	'''{{Anchor\|Extreme Temperature}}''': Extremely hot or cold atmospheres or metal surfaces are unpleasant to touch. At 100° C, the atmosphere or surface deals 1d6-2 Heat damage per round. This increases by 1 damage for every 50 additional degrees.		'''{{Anchor\|Extreme Temperature}}''': Extremely hot or cold atmospheres or metal surfaces are unpleasant to touch. At 100° C, the atmosphere or surface deals 1d6-2 Heat damage per round. This increases by 1 damage for every 50 additional degrees.
	:At -20° C, the atmosphere or surface deals 1d6-2 Cold damage per round. This increases by 1 damage for every 50 fewer degrees.		:At -20° C, the atmosphere or surface deals 1d6-2 Cold damage per round. This increases by 1 damage for every 50 fewer degrees.
			:In the vacuum of space it is very cold but doesn't chill all that quickly. As long as a creature keeps active, it is unharmed. If it remains still (not burning energy to stay warm), then it takes 1d6 Cold damage every ten minutes.

	'''{{Anchor\|Vacuum}}''': Extremely low pressure environments are low on friction, and breathability. Any creature that ends its turn holding its breath with more than one-tenth of its total number of rounds remaining in a vacuum takes 1d6+2 Noise damage. Projectiles can travel unlimited distances in a vacuum: unless a projectile speed is specified they travel 8 times their maximum range per round.		'''{{Anchor\|Vacuum}}''': Extremely low pressure environments are low on friction, and breathability. Any creature that ends its turn holding its breath with more than one-tenth of its total number of rounds remaining in a vacuum takes 1d6+2 Noise damage. Projectiles can travel unlimited distances in a vacuum: unless a projectile speed is specified they travel 8 times their maximum range per round.

Foxwarrior: I want big craters

2024-10-06T21:22:15Z

I want big craters

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	! rowspan="1" \| Demolition		! rowspan="1" \| Demolition
	! rowspan="1" \| Bonus Damage		! rowspan="1" \| Bonus Damage
			! rowspan="1" \| Demolition (continued)
			! rowspan="1" \| Bonus Damage (continued)
			! rowspan="1" \| Bonus Area (continued)
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	\| 0 \|\| 0		\| 0 \|\| 0 \|\| 9 \|\| 128 \|\| x2
	\|-		\|-
	\| 1 \|\| 1		\| 1 \|\| 1 \|\| 10 \|\| 256 \|\| x2
	\|-		\|-
	\| 2 \|\| 2		\| 2 \|\| 2 \|\| 11 \|\| 256 \|\| x4
	\|-		\|-
	\| 3 \|\| 4		\| 3 \|\| 4 \|\| 12 \|\| 512 \|\| x4
	\|-		\|-
	\| 4 \|\| 8		\| 4 \|\| 8 \|\| 13 \|\| 512 \|\| x8
	\|-		\|-
	\| 5 \|\| 16		\| 5 \|\| 16 \|\| 14 \|\| 1024 \|\| x8
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	\| Every ~~additional~~ +1 \|\| ~~Multiplies bonus by~~ 2		\| 6 \|\| 32 \|\| 15 \|\| 1024 \|\| x16
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			\| 7 \|\| 64 \|\| 16 \|\| 2048 \|\| x16
			\|-
			\| 8 \|\| 128 \|\| Every+2 \|\| x2 of 2 less \|\| x2 of 2 less
	\|- class="noalt"		\|- class="noalt"
	\|}		\|}

			At higher Demolition levels, the area destroyed gets wider at the expense of less damage and therefore less depth. At 9 it doubles (to 4x4 for a normal attack, or twice the radius of an area of effect), and [[piercing]] attacks are raised to make a hole 1/4 as big as a non-[[piercing]] (now doubled) attack would.

	'''Against Armor''': [[Piercing]] attacks do not cause significant harm to the armor itself.		'''Against Armor''': [[Piercing]] attacks do not cause significant harm to the armor itself.

Foxwarrior: /* Attacking Projectiles */

2024-10-06T20:55:08Z

Attacking Projectiles

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	Unless otherwise specified, projectiles have AD 6, GD 6, 1 HP, and 6 Toughness. The Toughness, AD, and GD get adjusted according to its weight following the [[#Table: Fall Damage Modifier by Weight\|Fall Damage Modifier by Weight]] table, with Toughness getting the demolition modifier as a bonus, while AD and GD get it as a penalty (''Thus, a < 1 kilogram projectile like an arrow or bullet would have AD 9, GD 9, and Toughness 3, while a 100 kilogram projectile like a small boulder would have AD 6, GD 6, and Toughness 6''). Lasers and beams of light are not projectiles, and so cannot be attacked.		Unless otherwise specified, projectiles have AD 6, GD 6, 1 HP, and 6 Toughness. The Toughness, AD, and GD get adjusted according to its weight following the [[#Table: Fall Damage Modifier by Weight\|Fall Damage Modifier by Weight]] table, with Toughness getting the demolition modifier as a bonus, while AD and GD get it as a penalty (''Thus, a < 1 kilogram projectile like an arrow or bullet would have AD 9, GD 9, and Toughness 3, while a 100 kilogram projectile like a small boulder would have AD 6, GD 6, and Toughness 6''). Lasers and beams of light are not projectiles, and so cannot be attacked.

			Blaster weapons fire weightless projectiles with AD 6, GD 6, 1 HP, and 1 Toughness. If they would be destroyed, they are deflected instead, and the deflector can use that attack roll -5 to hit whatever they want within the remaining range of the projectile.

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Foxwarrior: /* Materials */

2023-09-09T01:02:20Z

Materials

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	=== Materials ===		=== Materials ===
	{{Jpeg\|Destruction\|550px}}		{{Jpeg\|Destruction\|550px}}
	Sometimes, people may wish to destroy objects. Objects have an AD of 2, unless otherwise noted. Attacking an object or series of objects typically destroys approximately a 2x2 meter square of it (unless it's an area of effect attack, in which case it destroys the touched regions, or a [[Piercing]] attack, in which case it destroys a 6x6 centimeter hole), with depth depending on the damage dealt: every point of damage it takes to wound an obstacle is subtracted from the current damage of the attack (only one damage roll is made, no matter how many layers there are). If the remaining damage is insufficient to inflict another wound, the attack stops there.		Sometimes, people may wish to destroy objects. Objects have an AD (and GD) of 2, unless otherwise noted. Attacking an object or series of objects typically destroys approximately a 2x2 meter square of it (unless it's an area of effect attack, in which case it destroys the touched regions, or a [[Piercing]] attack, in which case it destroys a 6x6 centimeter hole), with depth depending on the damage dealt: every point of damage it takes to wound an obstacle is subtracted from the current damage of the attack (only one damage roll is made, no matter how many layers there are). If the remaining damage is insufficient to inflict another wound, the attack stops there.

	However, if the attack has more than 0 '''{{Anchor\|Demolition}}''', the attack deals bonus damage against objects, which is subtracted first when attacking through objects and ignored for creatures. [[Piercing]] attacks get +2 Demolition.		However, if the attack has more than 0 '''{{Anchor\|Demolition}}''', the attack deals bonus damage against objects, which is subtracted first when attacking through objects and ignored for creatures. [[Piercing]] attacks get +2 Demolition.

Foxwarrior at 05:35, 13 August 2018

2018-08-13T05:35:38Z

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	'''{{Anchor\|Light Wind}}''': Light wind interferes with projectiles, causing penalties to attack rolls.		'''{{Anchor\|Light Wind}}''': Light wind interferes with projectiles, causing [[Attack rules#Wind\|penalties to attack rolls]].

	'''{{Anchor\|Strong Wind}}''': Strong wind interferes with projectiles, causing penalties to attack rolls. It also [[fling\|flings]] creatures in the area 5 meters at the beginnings of their turns unless they succeed on a DC 6 [[Muscle]] check. Flying creatures are [[fling\|flung]] 10 meters, which is reduced to 5 meters on a DC 6 [[Muscle]] check. Strong Wind also gives creatures in the area a -3 penalty to [[Agility]] checks.		'''{{Anchor\|Strong Wind}}''': Strong wind interferes with projectiles, causing [[Attack rules#Wind\|penalties to attack rolls]]. It also [[fling\|flings]] creatures in the area 5 meters at the beginnings of their turns unless they succeed on a DC 6 [[Muscle]] check. Flying creatures are [[fling\|flung]] 10 meters, which is reduced to 5 meters on a DC 6 [[Muscle]] check. Strong Wind also gives creatures in the area a -3 penalty to [[Agility]] checks.

	'''{{Anchor\|Heavy Rain}}''': Heavy rain grants [[concealment]] to any creature that is more than 10 meters away from its observer or attacker, and creates sufficient sound to count as significant ambient noise for [[detection\|Auditory Stealth]].		'''{{Anchor\|Heavy Rain}}''': Heavy rain grants [[concealment]] to any creature that is more than 10 meters away from its observer or attacker, and creates sufficient sound to count as significant ambient noise for [[detection\|Auditory Stealth]].

Foxwarrior: missed a spot

2018-08-02T20:56:09Z

missed a spot

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	'''{{Anchor\|Timestone}}:''' Timestone is a material much like sandstone, aside from its unique interaction with [ [[time]] ] effects: If an object would be affected by a [ [[time]] ] effect, all timestone in contact with that object is affected as well.		'''{{Anchor\|Timestone}}:''' Timestone is a material much like sandstone, aside from its unique interaction with [ [[time]] ] effects: If an object would be affected by a [ [[time]] ] effect, all timestone in contact with that object is affected as well.

	'''{{Anchor\|Cherelith}}:''' Cherelith is a type of marbled rock, part dark and metallic, part transparent and glowing blue. Any significant quantity of Cherelith emits [[light and shadow\|bright]] illumination out to 2 meters, and deals ~~1d8~~ Light damage to creatures in a 10 meter [[spray]] each round.		'''{{Anchor\|Cherelith}}:''' Cherelith is a type of marbled rock, part dark and metallic, part transparent and glowing blue. Any significant quantity of Cherelith emits [[light and shadow\|bright]] illumination out to 2 meters, and deals 1d6+1 Light damage to creatures in a 10 meter [[spray]] each round.

	'''{{Anchor\|Airsteel}}:''' Airsteel is air that has been linked to form a single solid shape. 1 wound is enough to break the link and shatter the Airsteel, independent of its size. Airsteel, being air, looks like air.		'''{{Anchor\|Airsteel}}:''' Airsteel is air that has been linked to form a single solid shape. 1 wound is enough to break the link and shatter the Airsteel, independent of its size. Airsteel, being air, looks like air.

Foxwarrior: AD 12 is too much

2018-05-24T00:17:45Z

AD 12 is too much

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	==== Attacking Projectiles ====		==== Attacking Projectiles ====

	Unless otherwise specified, projectiles have AD 6, GD 6, 1 HP, and 9 Toughness. The Toughness, AD, and GD get adjusted according to its weight following the [[#Table: Fall Damage Modifier by Weight\|Fall Damage Modifier by Weight]] table, with Toughness getting the ~~damage~~ modifier as a bonus, while AD and GD get it as a penalty (''Thus, a < 1 kilogram projectile like an arrow or bullet would have AD 12, GD 12, and Toughness 3, while a 100 kilogram projectile like a small boulder would have AD 6, GD 6, and Toughness 9''). Lasers and beams of light are not projectiles, and so cannot be attacked.		Unless otherwise specified, projectiles have AD 6, GD 6, 1 HP, and 6 Toughness. The Toughness, AD, and GD get adjusted according to its weight following the [[#Table: Fall Damage Modifier by Weight\|Fall Damage Modifier by Weight]] table, with Toughness getting the demolition modifier as a bonus, while AD and GD get it as a penalty (''Thus, a < 1 kilogram projectile like an arrow or bullet would have AD 9, GD 9, and Toughness 3, while a 100 kilogram projectile like a small boulder would have AD 6, GD 6, and Toughness 6''). Lasers and beams of light are not projectiles, and so cannot be attacked.

	[[Category:base rules]]		[[Category:base rules]]

Foxwarrior: forgot to update this for d6

2018-04-18T20:56:28Z

forgot to update this for d6

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	'''{{Anchor\|Hail}}''': Hail functions as [[#Heavy Rain\|Heavy Rain]], but also deals 1d6-2 Physical damage to each creature and unattended object at the beginning of its turn. Damage increases to 1d6-1 for more severe hail.		'''{{Anchor\|Hail}}''': Hail functions as [[#Heavy Rain\|Heavy Rain]], but also deals 1d6-2 Physical damage to each creature and unattended object at the beginning of its turn. Damage increases to 1d6-1 for more severe hail.

	'''{{Anchor\|Lightning Storm}}''': Each round, 1d6-4 (minimum 0) lightning bolts strike beneath the thundercloud. Each lightning bolt picks a random 5 meter wide cylinder beneath the cloud, and strikes the highest creature or unattended object in that cylinder, for an attack with a +5 [[Accuracy]] and 1d6+3 Electricity damage; wounded targets are [[stunned]] for 1 round.		'''{{Anchor\|Lightning Storm}}''': Each round, 1d6-4 (minimum 0) lightning bolts strike beneath the thundercloud. Each lightning bolt picks a random 5 meter wide cylinder beneath the cloud, and strikes the highest creature or unattended object in that cylinder, for an attack with a +3 [[Accuracy]] and 1d6+3 Electricity damage; wounded targets are [[stunned]] for 1 round.

	'''{{Anchor\|Lava}}''': Anything that touches lava is lit on fire, and a creature that spends any part of its turn partly or fully immersed in lava takes 1d6+4 points of Heat damage.		'''{{Anchor\|Lava}}''': Anything that touches lava is lit on fire, and a creature that spends any part of its turn partly or fully immersed in lava takes 1d6+4 points of Heat damage.

Foxwarrior: /* Materials */

2018-03-08T02:40:23Z

Materials

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	\| Iron \|\| 7 \|\| 15 \|\| No		\| Iron \|\| 7 \|\| 15 \|\| No
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	\| Steel \|\| 7 \|\| 15 \|\| No		\| Steel \|\| 8 \|\| 15 \|\| No
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	\| Gold \|\| 6 \|\| 17 \|\| No		\| Gold \|\| 6 \|\| 17 \|\| No

Foxwarrior: /* Materials */

2018-03-08T02:39:55Z

Materials

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	\| Iron \|\| 7 \|\| 15 \|\| No		\| Iron \|\| 7 \|\| 15 \|\| No
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			\| Steel \|\| 7 \|\| 15 \|\| No
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	\| Gold \|\| 6 \|\| 17 \|\| No		\| Gold \|\| 6 \|\| 17 \|\| No

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	'''{{Anchor\|Timestone}}:''' Timestone is a material much like sandstone, aside from its unique interaction with [ [[time]] ] effects: If an object would be affected by a [ [[time]] ] effect, all timestone in contact with that object is affected as well.		'''{{Anchor\|Timestone}}:''' Timestone is a material much like sandstone, aside from its unique interaction with [ [[time]] ] effects: If an object would be affected by a [ [[time]] ] effect, all timestone in contact with that object is affected as well.

	'''{{Anchor\|Cherelith}}:''' Cherelith is a type of marbled rock, part dark and metallic, part transparent and glowing blue. Any significant quantity of Cherelith emits [[light and shadow\|bright]] illumination out to 2 meters, and deals ~~1d8~~ Light damage to creatures in a 10 meter [[spray]] each round.		'''{{Anchor\|Cherelith}}:''' Cherelith is a type of marbled rock, part dark and metallic, part transparent and glowing blue. Any significant quantity of Cherelith emits [[light and shadow\|bright]] illumination out to 2 meters, and deals 1d6+1 Light damage to creatures in a 10 meter [[spray]] each round.

	'''{{Anchor\|Airsteel}}:''' Airsteel is air that has been linked to form a single solid shape. 1 wound is enough to break the link and shatter the Airsteel, independent of its size. Airsteel, being air, looks like air.		'''{{Anchor\|Airsteel}}:''' Airsteel is air that has been linked to form a single solid shape. 1 wound is enough to break the link and shatter the Airsteel, independent of its size. Airsteel, being air, looks like air.

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	'''{{Anchor\|Hail}}''': Hail functions as [[#Heavy Rain\|Heavy Rain]], but also deals 1d6-2 Physical damage to each creature and unattended object at the beginning of its turn. Damage increases to 1d6-1 for more severe hail.		'''{{Anchor\|Hail}}''': Hail functions as [[#Heavy Rain\|Heavy Rain]], but also deals 1d6-2 Physical damage to each creature and unattended object at the beginning of its turn. Damage increases to 1d6-1 for more severe hail.

	'''{{Anchor\|Lightning Storm}}''': Each round, 1d6-4 (minimum 0) lightning bolts strike beneath the thundercloud. Each lightning bolt picks a random 5 meter wide cylinder beneath the cloud, and strikes the highest creature or unattended object in that cylinder, for an attack with a +5 [[Accuracy]] and 1d6+3 Electricity damage; wounded targets are [[stunned]] for 1 round.		'''{{Anchor\|Lightning Storm}}''': Each round, 1d6-4 (minimum 0) lightning bolts strike beneath the thundercloud. Each lightning bolt picks a random 5 meter wide cylinder beneath the cloud, and strikes the highest creature or unattended object in that cylinder, for an attack with a +3 [[Accuracy]] and 1d6+3 Electricity damage; wounded targets are [[stunned]] for 1 round.

	'''{{Anchor\|Lava}}''': Anything that touches lava is lit on fire, and a creature that spends any part of its turn partly or fully immersed in lava takes 1d6+4 points of Heat damage.		'''{{Anchor\|Lava}}''': Anything that touches lava is lit on fire, and a creature that spends any part of its turn partly or fully immersed in lava takes 1d6+4 points of Heat damage.