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Foxwarrior: there are other ways though sometimes

2018-08-13T05:33:53Z

there are other ways though sometimes

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	==== Natural Healing ====		==== Natural Healing ====

	In the unlikely event that a character spends an entire day with any ~~wounds not~~ [[cure\|~~cured~~]], roll a d6. On a 5 or higher, the character is healed for 1 wound, but on a 4 or lower, the character takes 1d6+1 Disease damage.		In the unlikely event that a character spends an entire day with any [[cure\|unhealed]] wounds, roll a d6. On a 5 or higher, the character is healed for 1 wound, but on a 4 or lower, the character takes 1d6+1 Disease damage.

	==== Sleep Deprivation ====		==== Sleep Deprivation ====

Foxwarrior: /* Natural Healing */

2018-08-13T05:28:03Z

Natural Healing

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	==== Natural Healing ====		==== Natural Healing ====

	In the unlikely event that a character spends an entire day with any wounds, roll a d6. On a 5 or higher, the character is healed for 1 wound, but on a 4 or lower, the character takes 1d6+1 Disease damage.		In the unlikely event that a character spends an entire day with any wounds not [[cure\|cured]], roll a d6. On a 5 or higher, the character is healed for 1 wound, but on a 4 or lower, the character takes 1d6+1 Disease damage.

	==== Sleep Deprivation ====		==== Sleep Deprivation ====

Foxwarrior at 05:27, 13 August 2018

2018-08-13T05:27:28Z

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	Creatures can hold their breaths for 4 rounds, after which they take 1 wound per round. Wounds inflicted in this way heal at a rate of 1 per round while able to breathe. A creature that takes a [[standard action]] while suffocating suffers the effects of an additional round of suffocation immediately. If a creature forgets to perform a [[Deep Inhalation]] before entering a place where it cannot breathe, and does not exhale instead, it only holds its breath for one-tenth as long (rounded up to whole rounds).		Creatures can hold their breaths for 4 rounds, after which they take 1 wound per round. Wounds inflicted in this way heal at a rate of 1 per round while able to breathe. A creature that takes a [[standard action]] while suffocating suffers the effects of an additional round of suffocation immediately. If a creature forgets to perform a [[Deep Inhalation]] before entering a place where it cannot breathe, and does not exhale instead, it only holds its breath for one-tenth as long (rounded up to whole rounds).

			Only [ [[Living]] ] creatures need to breathe.

	==== Dehydration ====		==== Dehydration ====

Foxwarrior at 21:48, 3 April 2018

2018-04-03T21:48:44Z

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	\| Elite \|\| 2500 Calories \|\| 1 [[soul]] of a creature at least as intelligent as a mouse \|\| 500 grams of bones		\| Elite \|\| 2500 Calories \|\| 1 [[soul]] of a creature at least as intelligent as a mouse \|\| 500 grams of bones
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	\| Paragon \|\| 3500 Calories and 1 gram of [[Potentia Victus]] \|\| 1 [[soul]] of an intelligent creature per month<sup>1</sup> \|\| 1 kilogram of bones and 2 grams of fossils		\| Paragon \|\| 3500 Calories and 1 gram of [[potentia victus\|Potentia Victus]] \|\| 1 [[soul]] of an intelligent creature per month<sup>1</sup> \|\| 1 kilogram of bones and 2 grams of fossils
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	\| Legend \|\| 4500 Calories and 4 grams of [[Potentia Victus]] \|\| 1 [[soul]] of an intelligent creature per week<sup>1</sup> \|\| 1 kilogram of bones and 8 grams of fossils		\| Legend \|\| 4500 Calories and 4 grams of [[potentia victus\|Potentia Victus]] \|\| 1 [[soul]] of an intelligent creature per week<sup>1</sup> \|\| 1 kilogram of bones and 8 grams of fossils
	\|- class="noalt"		\|- class="noalt"
	\|}		\|}

Foxwarrior at 08:15, 15 February 2018

2018-02-15T08:15:08Z

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	\| Common \|\| 1500 Calories \|\| 5 insect [[~~soul\|~~souls]] \|\| 250 grams of bones		\| Common \|\| 1500 Calories \|\| 5 insect [[souls]] \|\| 250 grams of bones
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	\| Elite \|\| 2500 Calories \|\| 1 [[soul]] of a creature at least as intelligent as a mouse \|\| 500 grams of bones		\| Elite \|\| 2500 Calories \|\| 1 [[soul]] of a creature at least as intelligent as a mouse \|\| 500 grams of bones
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	\| Paragon \|\| 3500 Calories and 1 gram of [[~~potentia victus\|~~Potentia Victus]] \|\| 1 [[soul]] of an intelligent creature per month<sup>1</sup> \|\| 1 kilogram of bones and 2 grams of fossils		\| Paragon \|\| 3500 Calories and 1 gram of [[Potentia Victus]] \|\| 1 [[soul]] of an intelligent creature per month<sup>1</sup> \|\| 1 kilogram of bones and 2 grams of fossils
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	\| Legend \|\| 4500 Calories and 4 grams of [[~~potentia victus\|~~Potentia Victus]] \|\| 1 [[soul]] of an intelligent creature per week<sup>1</sup> \|\| 1 kilogram of bones and 8 grams of fossils		\| Legend \|\| 4500 Calories and 4 grams of [[Potentia Victus]] \|\| 1 [[soul]] of an intelligent creature per week<sup>1</sup> \|\| 1 kilogram of bones and 8 grams of fossils
	\|- class="noalt"		\|- class="noalt"
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	==== Suffocation ====		==== Suffocation ====

	Creatures can hold their breaths for 4 rounds, after which they take 1 wound per round. Wounds inflicted in this way heal at a rate of 1 per round while able to breathe. A creature that takes a [[standard action]] while suffocating suffers the effects of an additional round of suffocation immediately. If a creature forgets to perform a [[Deep Inhalation]] before entering a place where it cannot breathe, and does not exhale instead, it only holds its breath for one-tenth as long.		Creatures can hold their breaths for 4 rounds, after which they take 1 wound per round. Wounds inflicted in this way heal at a rate of 1 per round while able to breathe. A creature that takes a [[standard action]] while suffocating suffers the effects of an additional round of suffocation immediately. If a creature forgets to perform a [[Deep Inhalation]] before entering a place where it cannot breathe, and does not exhale instead, it only holds its breath for one-tenth as long (rounded up to whole rounds).

	==== Dehydration ====		==== Dehydration ====

	In relatively humid environments, a creature loses 1 liter of water per 50 kilograms of weight per day. This increases by 1 liter if the environment is arid, by 2 liters if the environment is nearly body temperature or warmer, and by 2 liters with heavy exertion. When missing 2 liters of water per 50 kilograms or more, the creature is [[shriveled]]. Each liter per 50 kilograms of ~~additonal~~ water the creature loses while already [[shriveled]], it takes ~~1d12~~ Dehydration damage: wounds inflicted by Dehydration damage cannot be healed until the creature drinks at least 1 liter of water per 50 kilograms of weight per day.		In relatively humid environments, a creature loses 1 liter of water per 50 kilograms of weight per day. This increases by 1 liter if the environment is arid, by 2 liters if the environment is nearly body temperature or warmer, and by 2 liters with heavy exertion. When missing 2 liters of water per 50 kilograms or more, the creature is [[shriveled]]. Each liter per 50 kilograms of additional water the creature loses while already [[shriveled]], it takes 1d6+3 Dehydration damage: wounds inflicted by Dehydration damage cannot be healed until the creature drinks at least 1 liter of water per 50 kilograms of weight per day.

	Only [ [[Blooded]] ] creatures are susceptible to dehydration.		Only [ [[Blooded]] ] creatures are susceptible to dehydration.
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	==== Natural Healing ====		==== Natural Healing ====

	In the unlikely event that a character spends an entire day with any wounds, roll a ~~d10~~. On a 7 or higher, the character is healed for 1 wound, but on a 6 or lower, the character takes 1d6+1 Disease damage.		In the unlikely event that a character spends an entire day with any wounds, roll a d6. On a 5 or higher, the character is healed for 1 wound, but on a 4 or lower, the character takes 1d6+1 Disease damage.

	==== Sleep Deprivation ====		==== Sleep Deprivation ====
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	==== Work ====		==== Work ====
	{{Jpeg\|Work\|350px}}		{{Jpeg\|Work\|350px}}
	It's possible to make more than enough money to survive by working. By finding work that matches their specific specialties, a character can usually make a number of copper pieces per 40 hours of work equal to their point value plus their total skill ~~factors~~, although clever choice of niches or legal and social problems can change that value drastically.		It's possible to make more than enough money to survive by working. By finding work that matches their specific specialties, a character can usually make a number of copper pieces per 40 hours of work equal to their point value plus their total skill points, although clever choice of niches or legal and social problems can change that value drastically.

	Even without economic input from outside sources, a character can make items with 8 hours of work and an [[Items]] check: A DC 10 check can produce an item worth up to 8 [[copper]], with every +1 to the DC doubling the maximum value of the item produced, and every doubling of time spent on the check reducing the DC by 1. Half of the value of the item is contributed by expending material components (gold, bone, ink, metals, dyes, woods, and textiles, primarily). Expended components are not wasted on a failed check.		Even without economic input from outside sources, a character can make items with 8 hours of work and an [[Items]] check: A DC 6 check can produce an item worth up to 5 [[copper]], with every +1 to the DC doubling the maximum value of the item produced, and every doubling of time spent on the check reducing the DC by 1. Half of the value of the item is contributed by expending material components (gold, bone, ink, metals, dyes, woods, and textiles, primarily). Expended components are not wasted on a failed check.

	Items or [ [[Machine]] ] creatures that are worth points can also be crafted: 8 hours of work and a DC 10 [[Items]] check is sufficient to produce something worth up to 1 point, with every +1 to the DC doubling the maximum value of the thing produced, and every doubling of time spent on the check reducing the DC by 1.		Items or [ [[Machine]] ] creatures that are worth points can also be crafted: 8 hours of work and a DC 6 [[Items]] check is sufficient to produce something worth up to 1 point, with every +1 to the DC doubling the maximum value of the thing produced, and every doubling of time spent on the check reducing the DC by 1.

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2015-12-19T18:34:06Z

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Foxwarrior: /* Work */

2015-05-16T18:16:13Z

Work

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	==== Work ====		==== Work ====
			{{Jpeg\|Work\|350px}}
	It's possible to make more than enough money to survive by working. By finding work that matches their specific specialties, a character can usually make a number of copper pieces per 40 hours of work equal to their point value plus their total skill factors, although clever choice of niches or legal and social problems can change that value drastically.		It's possible to make more than enough money to survive by working. By finding work that matches their specific specialties, a character can usually make a number of copper pieces per 40 hours of work equal to their point value plus their total skill factors, although clever choice of niches or legal and social problems can change that value drastically.

Foxwarrior at 07:46, 9 April 2015

2015-04-09T07:46:18Z

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	==== Food ====		==== Food ====
			{{Image\|Fireweasel Breakfast\|300px}}
	It's not really possible to act at full potential without sufficient sustenance, and creatures that are more powerful need more food in order to survive. A creature which goes without food for a day gets a cumulative -1 penalty to Toughness, which can be cured by eating a day's worth of food; creatures that eat only enough food for a lower tier creature still lose Toughness, but only if the penalty is not already as large as the number of tiers lower the diet is for. Unless otherwise specified, a creature's diet is assumed to be an Organic diet.		It's not really possible to act at full potential without sufficient sustenance, and creatures that are more powerful need more food in order to survive. A creature which goes without food for a day gets a cumulative -1 penalty to Toughness, which can be cured by eating a day's worth of food; creatures that eat only enough food for a lower tier creature still lose Toughness, but only if the penalty is not already as large as the number of tiers lower the diet is for. Unless otherwise specified, a creature's diet is assumed to be an Organic diet.

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2014-06-19T03:54:58Z

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	==== Food ====		==== Food ====

	It's not really possible to act at full potential without sufficient sustenance, and creatures that are more powerful need more food in order to survive. A creature which goes without food for a day gets a cumulative -1 penalty to Toughness, which can be cured by eating a day's worth of food; creatures that eat only enough food for a lower tier creature ~~get their maximum HP reduced to that~~ of the ~~lower tier until they eat a proper meal~~. Unless otherwise specified, a creature's diet is assumed to be an Organic diet.		It's not really possible to act at full potential without sufficient sustenance, and creatures that are more powerful need more food in order to survive. A creature which goes without food for a day gets a cumulative -1 penalty to Toughness, which can be cured by eating a day's worth of food; creatures that eat only enough food for a lower tier creature still lose Toughness, but only if the penalty is not already as large as the number of tiers lower the diet is for. Unless otherwise specified, a creature's diet is assumed to be an Organic diet.

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"

Foxwarrior at 08:09, 1 May 2014

2014-05-01T08:09:46Z

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	It's not really possible to act at full potential without sufficient sustenance, and creatures that are more powerful need more food in order to survive. A creature which goes without food for a day gets a cumulative -1 penalty to Toughness, which can be cured by eating a day's worth of food; creatures that eat only enough food for a lower tier creature get their maximum HP reduced to that of the lower tier until they eat a proper meal. Unless otherwise specified, a creature's diet is assumed to be an Organic diet.		It's not really possible to act at full potential without sufficient sustenance, and creatures that are more powerful need more food in order to survive. A creature which goes without food for a day gets a cumulative -1 penalty to Toughness, which can be cured by eating a day's worth of food; creatures that eat only enough food for a lower tier creature get their maximum HP reduced to that of the lower tier until they eat a proper meal. Unless otherwise specified, a creature's diet is assumed to be an Organic diet.

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	\|+ <div>{{Anchor\|Table: Diet by Tier}}</div>		\|+ <div>{{Anchor\|Table: Diet by Tier}}</div>
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