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Post by Raven Gode on Apr 1, 2018 4:18:42 GMT -7
First - Glad to see you guys are back at it!
Second - I looked over the v4 release on 3-31-18. Question, how is damage applied, and in what amounts? Also how much protection does armor provide? You go over what a Strike is, but do not explain how damage is applied, such as a Damage call or if weapon damage is standardized, etc. Also, in that same vein, you do not go over if different weapons do different damage.
Third - the map link on your website leads to India, not the address you provide just below it.
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Post by Jimmy on Apr 1, 2018 6:43:28 GMT -7
First - Glad to see you guys are back at it! Second - I looked over the v4 release on 3-31-18. Question, how is damage applied, and in what amounts? Also how much protection does armor provide? You go over what a Strike is, but do not explain how damage is applied, such as a Damage call or if weapon damage is standardized, etc. Also, in that same vein, you do not go over if different weapons do different damage. Third - the map link on your website leads to India, not the address you provide just below it.
Skills will advise how much extra damage or "brutality" they will add to weapon strikes. Weapons vary on their damage (brutality) and will be listed on the individual weapon cards. For reference, a common long sword made from common materials by a level 5 weapon smith would probably have a brutality of 2.
Armor works in much the same way. It is completely dependent on the level of the armorsmith and what recipe they are using. For reference, I would say that it's common for light armor to have 5-15 armor points, medium 10-25, and heavy between 20-40.
Damage is applied through call phrases. Very similar to most larps in which the brutality is followed by an effect. The effect will be listed on the individual weapon card.
That damage is then removed from all available defenses, which, in the case of "normal" damage would go Innate Armor->Physical Armor->Health Points->Life Points
Where is the link to the map you're talking about? Not able to find it but obviously should not be in India.
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Post by Raven Gode on Apr 4, 2018 21:25:43 GMT -7
Go to your Functions Tab on your website. Click on the Event on the calendar. Click on the map link. It takes you to India  |
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Post by Jimmy on Apr 4, 2018 21:38:07 GMT -7
ROFL!
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Post by Bolo on Apr 5, 2018 21:36:39 GMT -7
Perhaps India is a metaphor for mystery, mysticism, roguish shenanigans, and exotic cultures!
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