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| ======= Damage ======= | ======= Damage ======= | ||
| ===[rules]=== | ===[rules]=== | ||
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| ==== Hit and damage ==== | ==== Hit and damage ==== | ||
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| When an attack is made, you first determine if the attack hit. The attacker uses their offensive formula pitted against the defensive formula of the defender. You roll any dice in your formula and for each dice that came up as a "4", "5", or "6", add one to your score. If the attacker's formula matches or exceeds the defender's formula, then the attack hits. The attacker then rolls their Damage formula, summing the value of each dice, and the damage is applied to the target | When an attack is made, you first determine if the attack hit. The attacker uses their offensive formula pitted against the defensive formula of the defender. You roll any dice in your formula and for each dice that came up as a "4", "5", or "6", add one to your score. If the attacker's formula matches or exceeds the defender's formula, then the attack hits. The attacker then rolls their Damage formula, summing the value of each dice, and the damage is applied to the target | ||
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| ====Damage types==== | ====Damage types==== | ||
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| * Grant [[combat#advantage]] on the damage formula | * Grant [[combat#advantage]] on the damage formula | ||
| * Double the non-dice portion of your damage formula | * Double the non-dice portion of your damage formula | ||
| - | * All dice in the resulting damage roll are [[exploding dice]] | + | * Convert all die to [[exploding dice]] |
| * You may re-roll all damage dice that roll a 1 | * You may re-roll all damage dice that roll a 1 | ||
| - | * A condition is applied to the target(s) according to the damage type, as seen in the table below | + | * Apply a condition to the target(s) according to the damage type, as seen in the table below |
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| |Piercing|Target is [[conditions#bleeding]] until they receive healing| | |Piercing|Target is [[conditions#bleeding]] until they receive healing| | ||
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| + | ==== Critical failures ==== | ||
| + | * Any roll where every die rolls a 1 is a critical failure | ||
| + | * Critical failures always miss, and have other negative effects determined by the GM | ||
| + | * Critical failures on rolls of 6 dice or higher have catastrophic effects | ||
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| - | ==== Bloodied condition ==== | + | ==== bloodied condition ==== |
| Whenver a creature has less than one third of their total hit points, they have [[combat#disadvantage]] on all rolls. This applies even if the damage is non-lethal, This condition is always visibly obvious | Whenver a creature has less than one third of their total hit points, they have [[combat#disadvantage]] on all rolls. This applies even if the damage is non-lethal, This condition is always visibly obvious | ||
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| - | ===== Healing ===== | + | \\ |
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| + | alt="Human waterbender healer creating a sphere of healing waters"/></a> | ||
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| + | ==== Healing ==== | ||
| When a creature is harmed, you can use your ki energy to heal them. Hydromancers and Pyromancers can learn these abilities which allow them to use heal another creature or themselves | When a creature is harmed, you can use your ki energy to heal them. Hydromancers and Pyromancers can learn these abilities which allow them to use heal another creature or themselves | ||
| - | If a creature is suffering from a disease or from the effects of a poison, see the [[Medicine]] skill | + | * If a creature is suffering from a disease or from the effects of a poison, see the [[Medicine]] skill |
| - | + | * Wounds are caused by attacks that deal bludgeoning, piercing, slashing, electricity, or burning damage | |
| - | Wounds are caused by attacks that deal bludgeoning, piercing, slashing, electricity, or burning damage | + | * To heal wounds, use the healing formula of your talent. The resulting number is applied to the target creature as restored hit points |
| - | + | * If the creature was suffering negative effects from their wounds, such as [[conditions#bleeding]], the effects are removed | |
| - | To heal wounds, use the healing formula of your talent. The resulting number is applied to the target creature as restored hit points | + | * Non lethal damage is also healed, after lethal damage |
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| - | If the creature was suffering negative effects from their wounds, such as [[conditions#bleeding]], the effects are removed | + | |
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| - | Non lethal damage is also healed, after lethal damage | + | |
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| - | ===== Hit points ===== | + | \\ |
| + | ==== Hit points ==== | ||
| Each creature has hit points, which represent its ability to withstand [[damage|damaging]] attacks. When a creature is the victim of an attack that deals damage, that damage is subtracted from the creatures current hit points | Each creature has hit points, which represent its ability to withstand [[damage|damaging]] attacks. When a creature is the victim of an attack that deals damage, that damage is subtracted from the creatures current hit points | ||
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| - | ===== Death ===== | + | <html> |
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| + | alt="a silhouette walks under a dark storm"/></a> | ||
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| + | ==== death ==== | ||
| When a creature's current hit point total falls below zero, that creature is [[conditions#dying]]. They can take no actions, though they are conscious and may have limited ability to speak | When a creature's current hit point total falls below zero, that creature is [[conditions#dying]]. They can take no actions, though they are conscious and may have limited ability to speak | ||
| * The GM secretly rolls 2d6 to determine the number of segments before the creature dies. If the creature receives enough healing to put its current hit point total above zero before these segements expire, the creature is no longer dying and regains consciousness. Otherwise, the creature dies | * The GM secretly rolls 2d6 to determine the number of segments before the creature dies. If the creature receives enough healing to put its current hit point total above zero before these segements expire, the creature is no longer dying and regains consciousness. Otherwise, the creature dies | ||
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