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Foxwarrior at 21:42, 3 April 2018

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	==== Dealing Damage ====		==== Dealing Damage ====

	When rolling damage against a target, the target's [[toughness\|Toughness]] is the number of points of damage it takes to inflict a single wound on a target. A high [[demolition\|demolition]] value for an attack allows you to effectively fire through obstacles and armor into protected targets, or just quickly destroy objects, described in more detail in the [[~~2/environment~~#Materials\|Materials]] section of the [[environment\|Environment]] page.		When rolling damage against a target, the target's [[toughness\|Toughness]] is the number of points of damage it takes to inflict a single wound on a target. A high [[demolition\|demolition]] value for an attack allows you to effectively fire through obstacles and armor into protected targets, or just quickly destroy objects, described in more detail in the [[Environment#Materials\|Materials]] section of the [[environment\|Environment]] page.

	When damage wounds a creature, this may cause the creature to fall [[unconscious]], [[dead\|die]], or be destroyed. If the wounds inflicted bring the creature down to 0 or less [[hp\|HP]], they fall [[unconscious\|unconscious]]; if they bring the creature down to -2 or less [[hp\|HP]], the creature [[dead\|dies]]; and if they bring the creature down to -4 or less [[hp\|HP]], their body becomes destroyed and impossible to reanimate without repairs (see [[dead\|Dead]]).		When damage wounds a creature, this may cause the creature to fall [[unconscious]], [[dead\|die]], or be destroyed. If the wounds inflicted bring the creature down to 0 or less [[hp\|HP]], they fall [[unconscious\|unconscious]]; if they bring the creature down to -2 or less [[hp\|HP]], the creature [[dead\|dies]]; and if they bring the creature down to -4 or less [[hp\|HP]], their body becomes destroyed and impossible to reanimate without repairs (see [[dead\|Dead]]).

Foxwarrior: going in and porting the changes back

2018-02-15T07:20:06Z

going in and porting the changes back

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	==== Making Checks ====		==== Making Checks ====

	Unless otherwise specified, a die roll consists of rolling a ~~d10~~, adding values, and comparing with some number. A roll equal to or greater than the desired number (sometimes called a DC) is a success. For attacks and Will Saves, a roll of ~~a 1 fails, and a roll of 10~~ counts as a roll of 15.		Unless otherwise specified, a die roll consists of rolling a d6, adding values, and comparing with some number. A roll equal to or greater than the desired number (sometimes called a DC) is a success. For attacks and Will Saves, a roll of 6 counts as a roll of 9.

	==== Dealing Damage ====		==== Dealing Damage ====

	When rolling damage against a target, the target's [[Toughness]] is the number of points of damage it takes to inflict a single wound on a target. ~~When firing~~ through ~~one target~~ into ~~additional~~ targets ~~behind them~~, or ~~attempting to~~ destroy ~~thick~~ objects~~, the number of points of damage remaining after inflicting a wound is divided by a potentially large number~~, described in more detail in the [[~~Environment~~#Materials\|Materials]] section of the [[Environment]] page.		When rolling damage against a target, the target's [[toughness\|Toughness]] is the number of points of damage it takes to inflict a single wound on a target. A high [[demolition\|demolition]] value for an attack allows you to effectively fire through obstacles and armor into protected targets, or just quickly destroy objects, described in more detail in the [[2/environment#Materials\|Materials]] section of the [[environment\|Environment]] page.

	When damage wounds a creature, this may cause the creature to fall [[unconscious]], [[dead\|die]], or be destroyed. If the wounds inflicted bring the creature down to 0 or less [[HP]], they fall [[unconscious]]; if they bring the creature down to -2 or less [[HP]], the creature [[dead\|dies]]; and if they bring the creature down to -4 or less [[HP]], their body becomes destroyed and ~~difficult~~ to reanimate.		When damage wounds a creature, this may cause the creature to fall [[unconscious]], [[dead\|die]], or be destroyed. If the wounds inflicted bring the creature down to 0 or less [[hp\|HP]], they fall [[unconscious\|unconscious]]; if they bring the creature down to -2 or less [[hp\|HP]], the creature [[dead\|dies]]; and if they bring the creature down to -4 or less [[hp\|HP]], their body becomes destroyed and impossible to reanimate without repairs (see [[dead\|Dead]]).

	=== Round and Actions ===		=== Round and Actions ===

	{{:~~Round~~ and ~~Actions~~}}		{{:round and actions}}

	=== Arithmetic ===		=== Arithmetic ===

Foxwarrior: 4 revisions imported: saving the history sure makes this extra inconvenient

2015-12-19T18:21:42Z

4 revisions imported: saving the history sure makes this extra inconvenient

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=== Basic Mechanics ===

==== Making Checks ====

Unless otherwise specified, a die roll consists of rolling a d10, adding values, and comparing with some number. A roll equal to or greater than the desired number (sometimes called a DC) is a success. For attacks and Will Saves, a roll of a 1 fails, and a roll of 10 counts as a roll of 15.

==== Dealing Damage ====

When rolling damage against a target, the target's [[Toughness]] is the number of points of damage it takes to inflict a single wound on a target. When firing through one target into additional targets behind them, or attempting to destroy thick objects, the number of points of damage remaining after inflicting a wound is divided by a potentially large number, described in more detail in the [[Environment#Materials|Materials]] section of the [[Environment]] page.

When damage wounds a creature, this may cause the creature to fall [[unconscious]], [[dead|die]], or be destroyed. If the wounds inflicted bring the creature down to 0 or less [[HP]], they fall [[unconscious]]; if they bring the creature down to -2 or less [[HP]], the creature [[dead|dies]]; and if they bring the creature down to -4 or less [[HP]], their body becomes destroyed and difficult to reanimate.

=== Round and Actions ===

{{:Round and Actions}}

=== Arithmetic ===

Apply addition and subtraction before multiplication or division (percentages are multiplication).

=== A Note on Units ===

Values of meters and kilograms are provided with great precision. That does not mean you are expected or required to keep track of them precisely: if you think of a meter as "three feet" and a kilogram as "three pounds", you will seldom go wrong, and it is usually reasonable to be even less accurate than that for the sake of rapid play. It's generally not a big deal to not keep careful track of the weights of smaller items; if characters sometimes carry a dozen percent or so more equipment than they should, the game will not break. Measuring distances is also much faster if you are not too careful about it, and it's generally both faster and more friendly to accept or object to another player's claim that they're moving "just barely out of range" immediately rather than remaining silent and doing your own, slightly different measurement later.

Foxwarrior: now I should remove some of those rules from other places

2014-12-15T01:58:15Z

now I should remove some of those rules from other places

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	When rolling damage against a target, the target's [[Toughness]] is the number of points of damage it takes to inflict a single wound on a target. When firing through one target into additional targets behind them, or attempting to destroy thick objects, the number of points of damage remaining after inflicting a wound is divided by a potentially large number, described in more detail in the [[Environment#Materials\|Materials]] section of the [[Environment]] page.		When rolling damage against a target, the target's [[Toughness]] is the number of points of damage it takes to inflict a single wound on a target. When firing through one target into additional targets behind them, or attempting to destroy thick objects, the number of points of damage remaining after inflicting a wound is divided by a potentially large number, described in more detail in the [[Environment#Materials\|Materials]] section of the [[Environment]] page.

			When damage wounds a creature, this may cause the creature to fall [[unconscious]], [[dead\|die]], or be destroyed. If the wounds inflicted bring the creature down to 0 or less [[HP]], they fall [[unconscious]]; if they bring the creature down to -2 or less [[HP]], the creature [[dead\|dies]]; and if they bring the creature down to -4 or less [[HP]], their body becomes destroyed and difficult to reanimate.

	=== Round and Actions ===		=== Round and Actions ===

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=== Basic Mechanics ===

==== Making Checks ====

Unless otherwise specified, a die roll consists of rolling a d10, adding values, and comparing with some number. A roll equal to or greater than the desired number (sometimes called a DC) is a success. For attacks and Will Saves, a roll of a 1 fails, and a roll of 10 counts as a roll of 15.

==== Dealing Damage ====

When rolling damage against a target, the target's [[Toughness]] is the number of points of damage it takes to inflict a single wound on a target. When firing through one target into additional targets behind them, or attempting to destroy thick objects, the number of points of damage remaining after inflicting a wound is divided by a potentially large number, described in more detail in the [[Environment#Materials|Materials]] section of the [[Environment]] page.

=== Round and Actions ===

{{:Round and Actions}}

=== Arithmetic ===

Apply addition and subtraction before multiplication or division (percentages are multiplication).

=== A Note on Units ===

Values of meters and kilograms are provided with great precision. That does not mean you are expected or required to keep track of them precisely: if you think of a meter as "three feet" and a kilogram as "three pounds", you will seldom go wrong, and it is usually reasonable to be even less accurate than that for the sake of rapid play. It's generally not a big deal to not keep careful track of the weights of smaller items; if characters sometimes carry a dozen percent or so more equipment than they should, the game will not break. Measuring distances is also much faster if you are not too careful about it, and it's generally both faster and more friendly to accept or object to another player's claim that they're moving "just barely out of range" immediately rather than remaining silent and doing your own, slightly different measurement later.