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Samael: /* Tasks Projects */

2018-11-27T10:28:18Z

‎Tasks Projects

Samael at 05:58, 29 July 2018

2018-07-29T05:58:57Z

Samael at 05:41, 29 July 2018

2018-07-29T05:41:56Z

Samael at 17:00, 4 June 2018

2018-06-04T17:00:53Z

Samael: /* Tasks Projects */

2018-05-30T15:03:56Z

‎Tasks Projects

Samael: /* Projects */

2018-05-30T15:03:13Z

‎Projects

Samael: /* alteration to special skills/talents */

2018-05-28T16:42:39Z

‎alteration to special skills/talents

Samael at 16:41, 28 May 2018

2018-05-28T16:41:14Z

Samael: /* Better Table */

2018-05-28T16:20:36Z

‎Better Table

Samael: /* Better Table */

2018-05-28T15:44:39Z

‎Better Table

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 ==Tasks Projects==
-Tasks are over and done in one go - Projects are ongoing and can make up for lost ground.
+Tasks are over and done in one go - Projects are ongoing and can make up for lost ground. Sustained Tasks and Projects have to be kept up consistently. Ongoing only applies to Projects - and is something a character can come back to without losing progress.
 Projects are things like crafts, scoping out an opponent's base and so forth, that are done over time, they are sustained actions, require a number of successes over time to do things (for instance, making a magical sword might require thaumaturgy and smithing checks, with one of each permissable per day and ultimately requiring X of Y DC of one and Z of W DC of the other). Often skills will be Composite Checks; the Smithing and Thaumaturgy might have different DCs but would need to be rolled on one dice roll. Projects are divided into intervals of time, whereupon their current progress is updated.

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	significantly reformat tags so they make sense. make the attack bonus thing stack regardless so its just "attack modifier" to standardise attack bonuses into circumstantial modifiers ala the opposed enchantment modifiers		significantly reformat tags so they make sense. make the attack bonus thing stack regardless so its just "attack modifier" to standardise attack bonuses into circumstantial modifiers ala the opposed enchantment modifiers

−	~~==vp==~~
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−	~~consider making vitality 1/2 constitution?~~

	==Templates==		==Templates==

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	significantly reformat tags so they make sense. make the attack bonus thing stack regardless so its just "attack modifier" to standardise attack bonuses into circumstantial modifiers ala the opposed enchantment modifiers		significantly reformat tags so they make sense. make the attack bonus thing stack regardless so its just "attack modifier" to standardise attack bonuses into circumstantial modifiers ala the opposed enchantment modifiers

		+	==vp==
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		+	consider making vitality 1/2 constitution?

	==Templates==		==Templates==

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	significantly reformat tags so they make sense. make the attack bonus thing stack regardless so its just "attack modifier" to standardise attack bonuses into circumstantial modifiers ala the opposed enchantment modifiers		significantly reformat tags so they make sense. make the attack bonus thing stack regardless so its just "attack modifier" to standardise attack bonuses into circumstantial modifiers ala the opposed enchantment modifiers
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		+	==Templates==
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		+	Add Templates to characters ala 3rd. Perhaps templates or races that have more HD can impose a modifier on Next Level XP?

	==Criticals and Fumbles==		==Criticals and Fumbles==

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 ==Tasks Projects==
-Tasks are over and done in one go; Projects are ongoing.
+Tasks are over and done in one go - Projects are ongoing and can make up for lost ground.
 Projects are things like crafts, scoping out an opponent's base and so forth, that are done over time, they are sustained actions, require a number of successes over time to do things (for instance, making a magical sword might require thaumaturgy and smithing checks, with one of each permissable per day and ultimately requiring X of Y DC of one and Z of W DC of the other). Often skills will be Composite Checks; the Smithing and Thaumaturgy might have different DCs but would need to be rolled on one dice roll. Projects are divided into intervals of time, whereupon their current progress is updated.

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 Possible alteration of Critical Success for Skills; if you roll 1 or 20, roll 1d6 and add or subtract it from the roll. Keep rolling if you roll a 6. Then use this value for the effective roll. Maybe consider changes to Critical Hits in the same vein; add d6s and then compare the AC and do the 1/2 damaging thing. See also Saves. Maybe add Critical Ranges to these things too.
-==Projects==
+==Tasks Projects==
 Projects are things like crafts, scoping out an opponent's base and so forth, that are done over time, they are sustained actions, require a number of successes over time to do things (for instance, making a magical sword might require thaumaturgy and smithing checks, with one of each permissable per day and ultimately requiring X of Y DC of one and Z of W DC of the other). Often skills will be Composite Checks; the Smithing and Thaumaturgy might have different DCs but would need to be rolled on one dice roll. Projects are divided into intervals of time, whereupon their current progress is updated.

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 Additionally, Thieves are considered to be looking for traps when they enter a room and may make an immediate passive roll upon entry, discovering one trap per 10 points they succeed by. Additional traps are discovered by either searching for them (which functions as above for Uncover Secrets) or if a party member in line of sight (or themselves) would trigger them (in which case, the character makes an immediate Traps check with half skill - on success, they detect it before they or a party member sets it off)
-Passive Rolls are made the FIRST time a character enters and only then, unless things have changed for the better (such as improved light).
+Passive Rolls are made the FIRST time a character would have line of sight to a secret or trap and only then, unless things have changed for the better (such as improved light).
 ==Better Table==

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	If a character is increased beyond Severe Encumbrance, they also suffer from the Total Immobility condition.		If a character is increased beyond Severe Encumbrance, they also suffer from the Total Immobility condition.

		+	==alteration to special skills/talents==
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		+	Climb Walls is just Climbing now. Find Secrets is now Uncover Secrets.
		+
		+	Find Secrets works by a passive check using the half the Party's Average or half the Scout's, whichever is highest, when they enter the room, though this cannot detect things hidden inside other things.
		+	For every 10 points succeeded by, reveal one hidden thing that is part of the room - traps, hidden doors, etc.
		+
		+	Active attempts to use it require 5 minute x the Tile's Movement costs (thus it takes longer to search difficult terrain) and pertain to one 5 foot cube of space. An active attempt can do this for multiple tiles by spending more time. Spending less time halves the chance for success.
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		+	Elves and Rogues have "Eye for Detail" - a trait that allows them to to search any tile in 5 minutes, regardless of Movement Cost. They do not halve their Uncover Secrets on passive attempts.
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		+	Additionally, Thieves are considered to be looking for traps when they enter a room and may make an immediate passive roll upon entry, discovering one trap per 10 points they succeed by. Additional traps are discovered by either searching for them (which functions as above for Uncover Secrets) or if a party member in line of sight (or themselves) would trigger them (in which case, the character makes an immediate Traps check with half skill - on success, they detect it before they or a party member sets it off)
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		+	Passive Rolls are made the FIRST time a character enters and only then, unless things have changed for the better (such as improved light).

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	Use double piping! Hit edit to see how it looks, its so much easier to read.		Use double piping! Hit edit to see how it looks, its so much easier to read.
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