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Foxwarrior at 03:57, 9 August 2018

2018-08-09T03:57:17Z

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	'''{{Anchor\|Agility}}''': A character's Agility determines whether they go first in combats that start without anyone preparing for them, and how well they can do tricky stunts on unstable surfaces.		'''{{Anchor\|Agility}}''': A character's Agility determines whether they go first in combats that start without anyone preparing for them, and how well they can do tricky stunts on unstable surfaces.

	'''{{Anchor\|Size}}''': A character's size is the radius of the circle that indicates how much space they take up, and is a general measure of how big they are. A character can fit into a space as small as one quarter that radius, but is [[squeezed]] while doing so and has [[movement]] difficulties. Not all creatures must use circular spaces, other shapes may be used for long or boxy creatures, so long as the surface area is the same; rotation for non-circular creatures takes movement equal to the distance the section that moves the most needs to move.		'''{{Anchor\|Size}}''': A character's size is the radius of the circle that indicates how much space they take up, and is a general measure of how big they are. A character can fit into a space as small as one quarter that radius, but is [[squeezed]] while doing so and has [[movement]] difficulties. Not all creatures must use circular spaces, other shapes may be used for long or boxy creatures, so long as the surface area is the same; rotation for non-circular creatures takes movement equal to the distance the section that moves the most needs to move. Size does not indicate height.

	'''{{Anchor\|Reach}}''': A character's Reach indicates how far away they can interact with enemies and objects in melee.		'''{{Anchor\|Reach}}''': A character's Reach indicates how far away they can interact with enemies and objects in melee.

Foxwarrior: one weird trick to get most of the benefits of the 2m creature stuff

2018-05-11T09:14:23Z

one weird trick to get most of the benefits of the 2m creature stuff

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	'''{{Anchor\|Agility}}''': A character's Agility determines whether they go first in combats that start without anyone preparing for them, and how well they can do tricky stunts on unstable surfaces.		'''{{Anchor\|Agility}}''': A character's Agility determines whether they go first in combats that start without anyone preparing for them, and how well they can do tricky stunts on unstable surfaces.

	'''{{Anchor\|Size}}''': A character's size is the ~~diameter~~ of the circle that indicates how much space they take up, and is a general measure of how big they are. A character can fit into a space as small as ~~half~~ that ~~diameter~~, but is [[squeezed]] while doing so and has [[movement]] difficulties. Not all creatures must use circular spaces, other shapes may be used for long or boxy creatures, so long as the surface area is the same; rotation for non-circular creatures takes movement equal to the distance the section that moves the most needs to move.		'''{{Anchor\|Size}}''': A character's size is the radius of the circle that indicates how much space they take up, and is a general measure of how big they are. A character can fit into a space as small as one quarter that radius, but is [[squeezed]] while doing so and has [[movement]] difficulties. Not all creatures must use circular spaces, other shapes may be used for long or boxy creatures, so long as the surface area is the same; rotation for non-circular creatures takes movement equal to the distance the section that moves the most needs to move.

	'''{{Anchor\|Reach}}''': A character's Reach indicates how far away they can interact with enemies and objects in melee.		'''{{Anchor\|Reach}}''': A character's Reach indicates how far away they can interact with enemies and objects in melee.

Foxwarrior at 20:22, 2 April 2018

2018-04-02T20:22:13Z

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	'''{{Anchor\|Reach}}''': A character's Reach indicates how far away they can interact with enemies and objects in melee.		'''{{Anchor\|Reach}}''': A character's Reach indicates how far away they can interact with enemies and objects in melee.

	'''{{Anchor\|Muscle}}''': A character's Muscle is used to calculate their carrying capacity, and improves one's ability to use various weapons and area damage spells. See the [[Muscle-Damage]], [[Muscle-Area]], and [[~~iIncremental~~ Reload]] rules.		'''{{Anchor\|Muscle}}''': A character's Muscle is used to calculate their carrying capacity, and improves one's ability to use various weapons and area damage spells. See the [[Muscle-Damage]], [[Muscle-Area]], and [[Incremental Reload]] rules.

	'''{{Anchor\|Carrying Capacity}}''': A character's carrying capacity is normally 10 kilograms, doubled for every point by which their [[#Muscle\|Muscle]] is greater than 0, or halved for every point by which their [[#Muscle\|Muscle]] is less than 0. Characters can carry up to three times that much, but are [[encumbered]] when doing so. If carrying any more than that, characters are [[overloaded]].		'''{{Anchor\|Carrying Capacity}}''': A character's carrying capacity is normally 10 kilograms, doubled for every point by which their [[#Muscle\|Muscle]] is greater than 0, or halved for every point by which their [[#Muscle\|Muscle]] is less than 0. Characters can carry up to three times that much, but are [[encumbered]] when doing so. If carrying any more than that, characters are [[overloaded]].

Foxwarrior at 07:46, 15 February 2018

2018-02-15T07:46:50Z

Foxwarrior: 38 revisions imported

2015-12-19T18:33:54Z

38 revisions imported

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Foxwarrior: Incremental, not Siege

2015-10-07T04:54:45Z

Incremental, not Siege

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	'''{{Anchor\|Reach}}''': A character's Reach indicates how far away they can interact with enemies and objects in melee.		'''{{Anchor\|Reach}}''': A character's Reach indicates how far away they can interact with enemies and objects in melee.

	'''{{Anchor\|Strongman}}''': A character's Strongman is used to calculate their carrying capacity, and improves one's ability to use various weapons and area damage spells. See the [[Muscle-Damage]], [[Muscle-Area]], and [[~~Siege~~ Reload]] rules.		'''{{Anchor\|Strongman}}''': A character's Strongman is used to calculate their carrying capacity, and improves one's ability to use various weapons and area damage spells. See the [[Muscle-Damage]], [[Muscle-Area]], and [[Incremental Reload]] rules.

	'''{{Anchor\|Carrying Capacity}}''': A character's carrying capacity is normally 10 kilograms, doubled for every point by which their [[#Strongman\|Strongman]] is greater than 0, or halved for every point by which their [[#Strongman\|Strongman]] is less than 0. Characters can carry up to three times that much, but are [[encumbered]] when doing so. If carrying any more than that, characters are [[overloaded]].		'''{{Anchor\|Carrying Capacity}}''': A character's carrying capacity is normally 10 kilograms, doubled for every point by which their [[#Strongman\|Strongman]] is greater than 0, or halved for every point by which their [[#Strongman\|Strongman]] is less than 0. Characters can carry up to three times that much, but are [[encumbered]] when doing so. If carrying any more than that, characters are [[overloaded]].

Foxwarrior: "most other actions"

2015-04-20T00:28:55Z

"most other actions"

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	'''{{Anchor\|Movement}}''': A character's [[Movement]] options determine how quickly and deftly they can navigate their environment.		'''{{Anchor\|Movement}}''': A character's [[Movement]] options determine how quickly and deftly they can navigate their environment.

	'''{{Anchor\|Agility}}''': A character's Agility determines whether they go first in combats that start without anyone preparing for them, and how well they can do tricky stunts on unstable surfaces~~. Unlike most other actions, for an Agility check, a roll of 1 doesn't necessarily fail, and a roll of 10 only counts as 10~~.		'''{{Anchor\|Agility}}''': A character's Agility determines whether they go first in combats that start without anyone preparing for them, and how well they can do tricky stunts on unstable surfaces.

	'''{{Anchor\|Size}}''': A character's size is the diameter of the circle that indicates how much space they take up, and is a general measure of how big they are. A character can fit into a space as small as half that diameter, but is [[squeezed]] while doing so and has [[movement]] difficulties. Not all creatures must use circular spaces, other shapes may be used for long or boxy creatures, so long as the surface area is the same; rotation for non-circular creatures takes movement equal to the distance the section that moves the most needs to move.		'''{{Anchor\|Size}}''': A character's size is the diameter of the circle that indicates how much space they take up, and is a general measure of how big they are. A character can fit into a space as small as half that diameter, but is [[squeezed]] while doing so and has [[movement]] difficulties. Not all creatures must use circular spaces, other shapes may be used for long or boxy creatures, so long as the surface area is the same; rotation for non-circular creatures takes movement equal to the distance the section that moves the most needs to move.

Foxwarrior at 10:04, 27 January 2015

2015-01-27T10:04:56Z

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	'''{{Anchor\|Strongman}}''': A character's Strongman is used to calculate their carrying capacity, and improves one's ability to use various weapons and area damage spells. See the [[Muscle-Damage]], [[Muscle-Area]], and [[Siege Reload]] rules.		'''{{Anchor\|Strongman}}''': A character's Strongman is used to calculate their carrying capacity, and improves one's ability to use various weapons and area damage spells. See the [[Muscle-Damage]], [[Muscle-Area]], and [[Siege Reload]] rules.

	'''{{Anchor\|Carrying Capacity}}''': A character's carrying capacity is normally ~~a number of~~ kilograms ~~equal to~~ their ~~total~~ [[#Strongman\|Strongman]], ~~squared~~. Characters can carry up to three times that much, but are [[encumbered]] when doing so. If carrying any more than that, characters are [[overloaded]].		'''{{Anchor\|Carrying Capacity}}''': A character's carrying capacity is normally 10 kilograms, doubled for every point by which their [[#Strongman\|Strongman]] is greater than 0, or halved for every point by which their [[#Strongman\|Strongman]] is less than 0. Characters can carry up to three times that much, but are [[encumbered]] when doing so. If carrying any more than that, characters are [[overloaded]].

	'''{{Anchor\|Weight}}''': A character's weight determines how much they encumber other characters who are carrying them.		'''{{Anchor\|Weight}}''': A character's weight determines how much they encumber other characters who are carrying them.

Foxwarrior at 09:02, 27 January 2015

2015-01-27T09:02:56Z

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	'''{{Anchor\|Reach}}''': A character's Reach indicates how far away they can interact with enemies and objects in melee.		'''{{Anchor\|Reach}}''': A character's Reach indicates how far away they can interact with enemies and objects in melee.

	'''{{Anchor\|Strongman}}''': A character's Strongman is used to calculate their carrying capacity, and improves one's ability to use various weapons and area damage spells. See the [[Muscle-Damage~~]], [[Thrown~~]], [[Muscle-Area]], and [[Siege Reload]] rules.		'''{{Anchor\|Strongman}}''': A character's Strongman is used to calculate their carrying capacity, and improves one's ability to use various weapons and area damage spells. See the [[Muscle-Damage]], [[Muscle-Area]], and [[Siege Reload]] rules.

	'''{{Anchor\|Carrying Capacity}}''': A character's carrying capacity is normally a number of kilograms equal to their total [[#Strongman\|Strongman]], squared. Characters can carry up to three times that much, but are [[encumbered]] when doing so. If carrying any more than that, characters are [[overloaded]].		'''{{Anchor\|Carrying Capacity}}''': A character's carrying capacity is normally a number of kilograms equal to their total [[#Strongman\|Strongman]], squared. Characters can carry up to three times that much, but are [[encumbered]] when doing so. If carrying any more than that, characters are [[overloaded]].

Foxwarrior at 08:53, 27 January 2015

2015-01-27T08:53:41Z

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	'''{{Anchor\|Reach}}''': A character's Reach indicates how far away they can interact with enemies and objects in melee.		'''{{Anchor\|Reach}}''': A character's Reach indicates how far away they can interact with enemies and objects in melee.

	'''{{Anchor\|Strongman}}''': A character's Strongman is used to calculate their carrying capacity, and improves one's ability to use various weapons and area damage spells. See the [[Muscle-Damage]], [[~~Muscle-Range~~]], [[Muscle-Area]], and [[Siege Reload]] rules.		'''{{Anchor\|Strongman}}''': A character's Strongman is used to calculate their carrying capacity, and improves one's ability to use various weapons and area damage spells. See the [[Muscle-Damage]], [[Thrown]], [[Muscle-Area]], and [[Siege Reload]] rules.

	'''{{Anchor\|Carrying Capacity}}''': A character's carrying capacity is normally a number of kilograms equal to their total [[#Strongman\|Strongman]], squared. Characters can carry up to three times that much, but are [[encumbered]] when doing so. If carrying any more than that, characters are [[overloaded]].		'''{{Anchor\|Carrying Capacity}}''': A character's carrying capacity is normally a number of kilograms equal to their total [[#Strongman\|Strongman]], squared. Characters can carry up to three times that much, but are [[encumbered]] when doing so. If carrying any more than that, characters are [[overloaded]].

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	'''{{Anchor\|Agility}}''': A character's Agility determines whether they go first in combats that start without anyone preparing for them, and how well they can do tricky stunts on unstable surfaces.		'''{{Anchor\|Agility}}''': A character's Agility determines whether they go first in combats that start without anyone preparing for them, and how well they can do tricky stunts on unstable surfaces.

	'''{{Anchor\|Size}}''': A character's size is the radius of the circle that indicates how much space they take up, and is a general measure of how big they are. A character can fit into a space as small as one quarter that radius, but is [[squeezed]] while doing so and has [[movement]] difficulties. Not all creatures must use circular spaces, other shapes may be used for long or boxy creatures, so long as the surface area is the same; rotation for non-circular creatures takes movement equal to the distance the section that moves the most needs to move.		'''{{Anchor\|Size}}''': A character's size is the radius of the circle that indicates how much space they take up, and is a general measure of how big they are. A character can fit into a space as small as one quarter that radius, but is [[squeezed]] while doing so and has [[movement]] difficulties. Not all creatures must use circular spaces, other shapes may be used for long or boxy creatures, so long as the surface area is the same; rotation for non-circular creatures takes movement equal to the distance the section that moves the most needs to move. Size does not indicate height.

	'''{{Anchor\|Reach}}''': A character's Reach indicates how far away they can interact with enemies and objects in melee.		'''{{Anchor\|Reach}}''': A character's Reach indicates how far away they can interact with enemies and objects in melee.

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	'''{{Anchor\|Agility}}''': A character's Agility determines whether they go first in combats that start without anyone preparing for them, and how well they can do tricky stunts on unstable surfaces.		'''{{Anchor\|Agility}}''': A character's Agility determines whether they go first in combats that start without anyone preparing for them, and how well they can do tricky stunts on unstable surfaces.

	'''{{Anchor\|Size}}''': A character's size is the ~~diameter~~ of the circle that indicates how much space they take up, and is a general measure of how big they are. A character can fit into a space as small as ~~half~~ that ~~diameter~~, but is [[squeezed]] while doing so and has [[movement]] difficulties. Not all creatures must use circular spaces, other shapes may be used for long or boxy creatures, so long as the surface area is the same; rotation for non-circular creatures takes movement equal to the distance the section that moves the most needs to move.		'''{{Anchor\|Size}}''': A character's size is the radius of the circle that indicates how much space they take up, and is a general measure of how big they are. A character can fit into a space as small as one quarter that radius, but is [[squeezed]] while doing so and has [[movement]] difficulties. Not all creatures must use circular spaces, other shapes may be used for long or boxy creatures, so long as the surface area is the same; rotation for non-circular creatures takes movement equal to the distance the section that moves the most needs to move.

	'''{{Anchor\|Reach}}''': A character's Reach indicates how far away they can interact with enemies and objects in melee.		'''{{Anchor\|Reach}}''': A character's Reach indicates how far away they can interact with enemies and objects in melee.

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	'''{{Anchor\|Reach}}''': A character's Reach indicates how far away they can interact with enemies and objects in melee.		'''{{Anchor\|Reach}}''': A character's Reach indicates how far away they can interact with enemies and objects in melee.

	'''{{Anchor\|Muscle}}''': A character's Muscle is used to calculate their carrying capacity, and improves one's ability to use various weapons and area damage spells. See the [[Muscle-Damage]], [[Muscle-Area]], and [[~~iIncremental~~ Reload]] rules.		'''{{Anchor\|Muscle}}''': A character's Muscle is used to calculate their carrying capacity, and improves one's ability to use various weapons and area damage spells. See the [[Muscle-Damage]], [[Muscle-Area]], and [[Incremental Reload]] rules.

	'''{{Anchor\|Carrying Capacity}}''': A character's carrying capacity is normally 10 kilograms, doubled for every point by which their [[#Muscle\|Muscle]] is greater than 0, or halved for every point by which their [[#Muscle\|Muscle]] is less than 0. Characters can carry up to three times that much, but are [[encumbered]] when doing so. If carrying any more than that, characters are [[overloaded]].		'''{{Anchor\|Carrying Capacity}}''': A character's carrying capacity is normally 10 kilograms, doubled for every point by which their [[#Muscle\|Muscle]] is greater than 0, or halved for every point by which their [[#Muscle\|Muscle]] is less than 0. Characters can carry up to three times that much, but are [[encumbered]] when doing so. If carrying any more than that, characters are [[overloaded]].

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	'''{{Anchor\|Reach}}''': A character's Reach indicates how far away they can interact with enemies and objects in melee.		'''{{Anchor\|Reach}}''': A character's Reach indicates how far away they can interact with enemies and objects in melee.

	'''{{Anchor\|Strongman}}''': A character's Strongman is used to calculate their carrying capacity, and improves one's ability to use various weapons and area damage spells. See the [[Muscle-Damage]], [[Muscle-Area]], and [[~~Siege~~ Reload]] rules.		'''{{Anchor\|Strongman}}''': A character's Strongman is used to calculate their carrying capacity, and improves one's ability to use various weapons and area damage spells. See the [[Muscle-Damage]], [[Muscle-Area]], and [[Incremental Reload]] rules.

	'''{{Anchor\|Carrying Capacity}}''': A character's carrying capacity is normally 10 kilograms, doubled for every point by which their [[#Strongman\|Strongman]] is greater than 0, or halved for every point by which their [[#Strongman\|Strongman]] is less than 0. Characters can carry up to three times that much, but are [[encumbered]] when doing so. If carrying any more than that, characters are [[overloaded]].		'''{{Anchor\|Carrying Capacity}}''': A character's carrying capacity is normally 10 kilograms, doubled for every point by which their [[#Strongman\|Strongman]] is greater than 0, or halved for every point by which their [[#Strongman\|Strongman]] is less than 0. Characters can carry up to three times that much, but are [[encumbered]] when doing so. If carrying any more than that, characters are [[overloaded]].

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	Each character is partially defined by a number of statistics:		Each character is partially defined by a number of statistics:

	'''{{Anchor\|Tier}}''': A character's Tier indicates their general power level. The tiers are, in order, Harmless, Common, Elite, Paragon, and Legend. If something gives a bonus "per tier", the numerical values associated with each tier are 0 for Harmless, 1 for Common, 2 for Elite, 3 for Paragon, and 4 for Legend.		'''{{Anchor\|Tier}}''': A character's Tier indicates their general power level. The tiers are, in order, Harmless, Common, Elite, Paragon, and Legend. If something gives a bonus "per tier", the numerical values associated with each tier are 0 for Harmless, 1 for Common, 2 for Elite, 3 for Paragon, and 4 for Legend.

	'''{{Anchor\|AD}}''': A character's Avoid Defense (AD) is their capacity to avoid attacks that primarily deal damage.		'''{{Anchor\|AD}}''': A character's Avoid Defense (AD) is their capacity to avoid attacks that primarily deal damage.
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	'''{{Anchor\|GD}}''': A character's Grab Defense (GD) is their capacity to avoid grabs, attacks that aim to inconvenience, and toxins.		'''{{Anchor\|GD}}''': A character's Grab Defense (GD) is their capacity to avoid grabs, attacks that aim to inconvenience, and toxins.

	'''{{Anchor\|Will Save}}''': A character's Will Save is their capacity to remain coolheaded and in control in the face of terror or mental domination. Add this to your ~~d10~~ roll when making a Will save. If you are conscious, you may choose to fail your save.		'''{{Anchor\|Will Save}}''': A character's Will Save is their capacity to remain coolheaded and in control in the face of terror or mental domination. Add this to your d6 roll when making a Will save. If you are conscious, you may choose to fail your save. If you succeed on a will save, you become aware that something was trying to manipulate you.

	'''{{Anchor\|Accuracy}}''': A character's Accuracy is their capacity to hit with attacks.		'''{{Anchor\|Accuracy}}''': A character's Accuracy is their capacity to hit with attacks.
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	'''{{Anchor\|Toughness}}''': A character's Toughness determines how much damage it takes to wound them. Characters take a number of wounds from any damaging attack equal to the damage roll divided by their Toughness, rounded down.		'''{{Anchor\|Toughness}}''': A character's Toughness determines how much damage it takes to wound them. Characters take a number of wounds from any damaging attack equal to the damage roll divided by their Toughness, rounded down.

	'''{{Anchor\|HP}}''': A character normally starts with 1. Hit Points (HP) determines how many wounds you can take before being knocked [[unconscious]]. If you are reduced to -2 HP, you [[~~Dead~~\|die]]. If you suffer any wounds, you become [[injured]].		'''{{Anchor\|HP}}''': A character normally starts with 1. Hit Points (HP) determines how many wounds you can take before being knocked [[unconscious]]. If you are reduced to -2 HP, you [[dead\|die]]. If you suffer any wounds, you become [[injured]].

	'''{{Anchor\|Movement}}''': A character's [[Movement]] options determine how quickly and deftly they can navigate their environment.		'''{{Anchor\|Movement}}''': A character's [[Movement]] options determine how quickly and deftly they can navigate their environment.
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	'''{{Anchor\|Reach}}''': A character's Reach indicates how far away they can interact with enemies and objects in melee.		'''{{Anchor\|Reach}}''': A character's Reach indicates how far away they can interact with enemies and objects in melee.

	'''{{Anchor\|~~Strongman~~}}''': A character's ~~Strongman~~ is used to calculate their carrying capacity, and improves one's ability to use various weapons and area damage spells. See the [[Muscle-Damage]], [[Muscle-Area]], and [[~~Incremental~~ Reload]] rules.		'''{{Anchor\|Muscle}}''': A character's Muscle is used to calculate their carrying capacity, and improves one's ability to use various weapons and area damage spells. See the [[Muscle-Damage]], [[Muscle-Area]], and [[iIncremental Reload]] rules.

	'''{{Anchor\|Carrying Capacity}}''': A character's carrying capacity is normally 10 kilograms, doubled for every point by which their [[#~~Strongman~~\|~~Strongman~~]] is greater than 0, or halved for every point by which their [[#~~Strongman~~\|~~Strongman~~]] is less than 0. Characters can carry up to three times that much, but are [[encumbered]] when doing so. If carrying any more than that, characters are [[overloaded]].		'''{{Anchor\|Carrying Capacity}}''': A character's carrying capacity is normally 10 kilograms, doubled for every point by which their [[#Muscle\|Muscle]] is greater than 0, or halved for every point by which their [[#Muscle\|Muscle]] is less than 0. Characters can carry up to three times that much, but are [[encumbered]] when doing so. If carrying any more than that, characters are [[overloaded]].

	'''{{Anchor\|Weight}}''': A character's weight determines how much they encumber other characters who are carrying them.		'''{{Anchor\|Weight}}''': A character's weight determines how much they encumber other characters who are carrying them.