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Samael: /* Damage Roll */

2016-11-29T22:11:01Z

‎Damage Roll

Samael: /* Destruction */

2016-11-26T11:18:15Z

‎Destruction

Samael: /* Destruction */

2016-11-26T11:18:02Z

‎Destruction

Samael: /* Damage Type List */

2016-11-24T15:24:23Z

‎Damage Type List

Samael at 13:49, 21 November 2016

2016-11-21T13:49:06Z

Samael: /* Damage Types */

2016-11-21T13:43:14Z

‎Damage Types

Samael at 12:54, 21 November 2016

2016-11-21T12:54:44Z

Samael: /* Destruction */

2016-11-21T12:39:47Z

‎Destruction

Samael: /* Destruction */

2016-11-21T12:39:15Z

‎Destruction

Samael at 12:34, 21 November 2016

2016-11-21T12:34:37Z

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 ===Destruction===
 If a character takes more than half their ''maximum'' HP in damage in a single attack or 20 damage, whichever is greater, and this would kill them outright, they make a Save vs. Death.  On a failure, they are not just [[Dead]] but [[Destroyed]].
 ==Damage Types==

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 ===Destruction===
-If a character takes more than half their ''maximum'' HP in damage in a single attack or 20 damage, whichever is greate, and this would kills them outright, they make a Save vs. Death.  On a failure, they are not just [[Dead]] but [[Destroyed]].
+If a character takes more than half their ''maximum'' HP in damage in a single attack or 20 damage, whichever is greater, and this would kill them outright, they make a Save vs. Death.  On a failure, they are not just [[Dead]] but [[Destroyed]].
 ==Damage Types==

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 ===Destruction===
-If a character takes more than half their ''maximum'' HP in damage in a single attack or 20 damage, whichever is greater, and this would kills them outright, they make a Save vs. Death.  On a failure, they are not just [[Dead]] but [[Destroyed]].
+If a character takes more than half their ''maximum'' HP in damage in a single attack or 20 damage, whichever is greate, and this would kills them outright, they make a Save vs. Death.  On a failure, they are not just [[Dead]] but [[Destroyed]].
 ==Damage Types==

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 | Fire, Intense Heat or Energy
 |-
-| Force
+| Energy
 | Magic Missile
 | Lance of Disruption

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−	If an Attack hits the opponent, the next step is to determine the effects it has - usually Damage~~. If a damage dice is rolled, the character may optionally roll a Knockdown dice as well, if the attack has a Knockdown dice~~.	+	If an Attack hits the opponent, the next step is to determine the effects it has - usually Damage.

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 ==Damage Types==
 There are many types of damage that can be dealt.
 ===Normal vs Intense===
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 Vulnerability to the Normal form of something is ''not'' automatically granted by Vulnerability to the Intense form but if a character is Vulnerable to the Normal form, they are always Vulnerable to the Intense form.
-As Items do not typically have HP (unless specifically stated for a given circumstance), the Item Save that the Item must make is listed if it receives this form of damage.
+Generally, many spells of Level 3 or greater deals the Intense form of damage - Fireball and Lightning for instance. This is not always the case however - Melf's Minute Meteors obviously does Normal damage.
 {| class="wikitable"
-!colspan="4"|Circumstantial Modifiers
+!colspan="5"|Damage Types
 |-
 |'''Damage Type'''
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 |'''Intense Damage Item Save'''
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 ===Multiple Damage Types===
-Typically, attacks do one type of damage. Some attacks, however, will list multiple damage types - for example, a spell that deals Fire and Cold damage or a magical blade that drips with acid. The way these are rolled depends on the circumstance - they may do the damage ''separately'' or ''twinned''.
+Typically, attacks do one type of damage. Some attacks, however, will list multiple damage types - for example, a spell that deals Heat and Cold damage or a magical blade that drips with acid. The way these are rolled depends on the circumstance - they may do the damage ''separately'' or ''twinned''.
-For example, the spell Fire and Ice may do both types of damage separately. In this case, 1d4 Fire and 1d4 Cold damage may be done - each damage type is rolled independently. For example, they may roll 3 and 2 for Fire and Cold respectively. This means 5 total damage is done. Unless the target is resistant, that is all that needs to be known - if the target is 100% resistant to Fire, for example, only 2 damage is done.
+For example, the spell Fire and Ice may do both types of damage separately. In this case, 1d4 Heat and 1d4 Cold damage may be done - each damage type is rolled independently. For example, they may roll 3 and 2 for Fire and Cold respectively. This means 5 total damage is done. Unless the target is resistant, that is all that needs to be known - if the target is 100% resistant to Heat, for example, only 2 damage is done.
 On the other hand, the Acid Blade does twinned damage - 1d8 is rolled for the weapon and then split evenly between the damage types listed. For example, 5 damage is rolled here.  Unless the target is resistant, that is all that needs to be known - if the target is 100% resistant to Slashing, for example, half the damage is voided - this leaves the player with 2 damage done by the Acid, after rounding.
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 ===Destruction===
 If a character takes more than half their ''maximum'' HP in damage in a single attack or 20 damage, whichever is greater, and this would kills them outright, they make a Save vs. Death.  On a failure, they are not just [[Dead]] but [[Destroyed]].

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	===Destruction===		===Destruction===
−	If a character takes more than half their ''maximum'' HP in damage in a single attack or 10 damage, whichever is greater, and this would kills them outright, they make a Save vs. Death. On a failure, they are not just [[Dead]] but [[Destroyed]].	+	If a character takes more than half their ''maximum'' HP in damage in a single attack or 20 damage, whichever is greater, and this would kills them outright, they make a Save vs. Death. On a failure, they are not just [[Dead]] but [[Destroyed]].

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	===Destruction===		===Destruction===
	If a character is hit by an attack that deals more than half their ''maximum'' HP in damage in a single attack and this would kills them outright, they make a Save vs. Death. On a failure, they are not just [[Dead]] but [[Destroyed]].		If a character is hit by an attack that deals more than half their ''maximum'' HP in damage in a single attack and this would kills them outright, they make a Save vs. Death. On a failure, they are not just [[Dead]] but [[Destroyed]].
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−	~~==Knockdown==~~