Constitution - Revision history

Samael: /* Toughness */

2016-11-26T08:38:47Z

‎Toughness

Samael: /* Minimum HP */

2016-11-26T07:54:24Z

‎Minimum HP

Samael: /* Toughness */

2016-11-26T07:54:08Z

‎Toughness

Samael at 07:53, 26 November 2016

2016-11-26T07:53:54Z

Samael: /* Constitution 0 */

2016-07-19T04:47:13Z

‎Constitution 0

Samael at 03:41, 19 July 2016

2016-07-19T03:41:55Z

Samael at 03:40, 19 July 2016

2016-07-19T03:40:10Z

Samael: /* Constitution Effects */

2016-07-19T03:34:32Z

‎Constitution Effects

Samael: /* Fortitude */

2016-07-18T12:42:04Z

‎Fortitude

Samael: /* Regeneration */

2016-07-18T08:39:57Z

‎Regeneration

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 ===Toughness===
-The character modifies heir Hit Points by this value whenever they increase in level, up to and including Level 10. After this point, a character gains HP per level dependent upon Class.
+The character modifies their Hit Points by this value whenever they increase in level, up to and including Level 10. After this point, a character gains HP per level dependent upon Class.
 Thus, a character with a d10 Hit Dice and +3 Toughness gains d10+3 HP every level. If they were level 5, they would have 5d10 + 15 HP.

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 ===Minimum HP===
-This denotes the minimum HP a character gains from their Hit Dice. This is based on the ''dice roll'', not any additional modifiers from Health; though the minimum HP a character can gain from any level is 1.
+This denotes the minimum HP a character gains from their Hit Dice. This is based on the ''dice roll'', not any additional modifiers from Toughness; though the minimum HP a character can gain from any level is 1.
 In Traditional Adventures, the character cannot gain lower than this value. In Heroic Adventures, they cannot gain lower than twice this value, up to their Hit Dice size. In Epic Adventures, this value is not used - the maximum Hit Dice is used for HP.

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 Thus, a character with a d10 Hit Dice and +3 Toughness gains d10+3 HP every level. If they were level 5, they would have 5d10 + 15 HP.
-Toughness also is applied as a modifier to Fatigue Level - this is equal to their Hit Dice + Health.
+Toughness also is applied as a modifier to Fatigue Level - this is equal to their Hit Dice + Toughness.
 ===Minimum HP===

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 |'''Attribute Score'''
-|'''Health'''
+|'''Toughness'''
 |'''Minimum HP'''
 |'''System Shock'''
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 |}
-===Health===
+===Toughness===
 The character modifies heir Hit Points by this value whenever they increase in level, up to and including Level 10. After this point, a character gains HP per level dependent upon Class.
-Thus, a character with a d10 Hit Dice and +3 Health gains d10+3 HP every level. If they were level 5, they would have 5d10 + 15 HP.
+Thus, a character with a d10 Hit Dice and +3 Toughness gains d10+3 HP every level. If they were level 5, they would have 5d10 + 15 HP.
-Health also is applied as a modifier to Fatigue Level - this is equal to their Hit Dice + Health.
+Toughness also is applied as a modifier to Fatigue Level - this is equal to their Hit Dice + Health.
 ===Minimum HP===

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	==Constitution 0==		==Constitution 0==
−	A character with Constitution 0 is Helpless but may still be able to speak. Unless they have a trait that prevents it, they are also Dead. If a Resurrection attempt fails they cannot be restored - only a Wish can bring them back, providing it also restores Constitution.	+	A character with Constitution 0 is Helpless but may still be able to speak. Whilst Constitution is 0, Climb is considered to be 0%. Unless they have a trait that prevents it, they are also Dead. If a Resurrection attempt fails they cannot be restored - only a Wish can bring them back, providing it also restores Constitution.

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 |}
-==Health==
+===Health===
 The character modifies heir Hit Points by this value whenever they increase in level, up to and including Level 10. After this point, a character gains HP per level dependent upon Class.
 Thus, a character with a d10 Hit Dice and +3 Health gains d10+3 HP every level. If they were level 5, they would have 5d10 + 15 HP.
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 Health also is applied as a modifier to Fatigue Level - this is equal to their Hit Dice + Health.
-==Minimum HP==
+===Minimum HP===
 This denotes the minimum HP a character gains from their Hit Dice. This is based on the ''dice roll'', not any additional modifiers from Health; though the minimum HP a character can gain from any level is 1.
 In Traditional Adventures, the character cannot gain lower than this value. In Heroic Adventures, they cannot gain lower than twice this value, up to their Hit Dice size. In Epic Adventures, this value is not used - the maximum Hit Dice is used for HP.
-==System Shock==
+===System Shock===
 This is the chance a character has to survive powerful magic, dangerous transformation, deadly disease and other conditions.
 If a character fails a System Shock check, they usually suffer the System Shock condition, which is incredibly debilitating.
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 Regardless of System Shock value, a roll of 100 is always a failure.
-==Resurrection Survival==
+===Resurrection Survival===
 This is the chance of a character being successfully resurrected or raised from the dead by magic.
 When this is attempted, the character rolls Resurrection Survival. On a success, they are restored to life. On a failure, they cannot be restored and only Wish or divine intervention can restore the character.
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 In Epic games, the character can be raised as in Heroic games but does not need to make a Resurrection Survival check.
-==Vitality==
+===Vitality===
 This effectively represents HP below 0 and how much mortal damage they can endure.
 Vitality Points are determined by Vitality + Hit Dice.
-==Fortitude==
+===Fortitude===
 This provides a modifier on Fortitude Saving Throws and represents the character's ability to resist attacks that use a Saving Throw. This includes Poison and Disease.
-==Regeneration==
+===Regeneration===
 Shows how fast a character is able to regenerate HP, if able. If it states they regain HP in a turn, they gain this in VP per Day. If it states they regain HP in a round, they gain this in VP per Hour. Thus, Regen +1/6 per Turn means a character regains 1 HP every 6 Turns (or 1 every Hour) and 1 VP every 6 Days.
 Unless specifically noted, a character dies if they run out of VP, regardless of Regeneration. Some creatures, such as Trolls, stop taking damage at 1 VP.
-==Recovery==
+===Recovery===
 This provides a modifier to the Recovery rate of an injured character, representing an amount of HP recovered per Day.
 The character only gets the benefit of this if they have access to normal levels of Food and Water as per Recovery and perform no more than Light Activity in a day.

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	This provides a modifier to the Recovery rate of an injured character, representing an amount of HP recovered per Day.		This provides a modifier to the Recovery rate of an injured character, representing an amount of HP recovered per Day.
	The character only gets the benefit of this if they have access to normal levels of Food and Water as per Recovery and perform no more than Light Activity in a day.		The character only gets the benefit of this if they have access to normal levels of Food and Water as per Recovery and perform no more than Light Activity in a day.
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		+	==Constitution 0==
		+	A character with Constitution 0 is Helpless but may still be able to speak. Unless they have a trait that prevents it, they are also Dead. If a Resurrection attempt fails they cannot be restored - only a Wish can bring them back, providing it also restores Constitution.

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 |'''Regeneration'''
 |'''Recovery'''
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