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Samael: /* System Shock */

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‎System Shock

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‎VP

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 Current and Maximum values are listed - when System Shock is referred to, assume Current System Shock is referred to.
-If a System Shock roll fails, the character suffers the [[Shock]] condition. Regardless of whether or not the character succeeds at the roll, they lose 5% of their System Shock.
+If a System Shock roll fails, the character suffers the [[Shock]] condition. Regardless of whether or not the character succeeds at the roll, they lose 10 points of their System Shock.
 System Shock can be pushed below 0%, but this only effects how long it takes to recover to normal levels.

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 Current, Maximum and Temporary values are listed - when VP is referred to, assume Current VP is referred to. When a character takes damage once HP is 0, their Current VP is lowered. Some forms of attacks do direct VP Damage or deal Insidious Damage, which damages HP and VP at the same time.
-A character's HP cannot be raised above their Maximum HP. If something specifically describes itself as giving a character Temporary HP, it restores Current HP first and then increases Temporary HP.
+A character's VP cannot be raised above their Maximum VP. If something specifically describes itself as giving a character Temporary VP, it restores Current VP first and then increases Temporary VP.
 ===VP Increases===

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	If VP is reduced to -Maximum VP, the character is [[Destroyed]]. If this is done to a character with [[Total Regeneration]], this does not [[Destroy]] them but instead halves their VP Recovery until they are above this value.		If VP is reduced to -Maximum VP, the character is [[Destroyed]]. If this is done to a character with [[Total Regeneration]], this does not [[Destroy]] them but instead halves their VP Recovery until they are above this value.
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		+	==System Shock==
		+	A character's System Shock is a percentage used to determine how able they are to endure serious shocks, like massive damage, extreme fright or heart attacks.
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		+	Current and Maximum values are listed - when System Shock is referred to, assume Current System Shock is referred to.
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		+	If a System Shock roll fails, the character suffers the [[Shock]] condition. Regardless of whether or not the character succeeds at the roll, they lose 5% of their System Shock.
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		+	System Shock can be pushed below 0%, but this only effects how long it takes to recover to normal levels.

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 HP stands for Hit Points or Health Points. These represent how close the character is to suffering lasting damage - when out of HP, the character is vulnerable and may not even be able to remain standing.
-Current, Maximum and Temporary value are listed - when HP is referred to, assume Current HP is referred to.
+Current, Maximum and Temporary values are listed - when HP is referred to, assume Current HP is referred to.
 When a character takes damage, their Current HP is lowered. If more damage is dealt than the character has HP, apply the damage, reduce the character to 0 and then do any remaining to VP. Some forms of attacks do direct VP Damage or deal Insidious Damage, which damages HP and VP at the same time.

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 For example, Level 4 Fighter with a d10 Hit Dice and a Constitution of 17 has 4 + 10 + 17, for a total of 31 VP. Meanwhile a Level 10 Wizard with a d4 Hit Dice and a Constitution of 6 has 10 + 4 + 6, for a total of 20 VP.
-A Current, Maximum and Temporary value are listed - when VP is referred to, assume Current VP is referred to. When a character takes damage once HP is 0, their Current VP is lowered. Some forms of attacks do direct VP Damage or deal Insidious Damage, which damages HP and VP at the same time.
+Current, Maximum and Temporary values are listed - when VP is referred to, assume Current VP is referred to. When a character takes damage once HP is 0, their Current VP is lowered. Some forms of attacks do direct VP Damage or deal Insidious Damage, which damages HP and VP at the same time.
 A character's HP cannot be raised above their Maximum HP. If something specifically describes itself as giving a character Temporary HP, it restores Current HP first and then increases Temporary HP.

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 ==VP 0==
-At VP 0, the character is almost always [[Dead]].
+At VP 0, the character is almost always [[Dead]]. If they are not, they are considered [[Unconscious]] and cannot have this removed until they are above VP 0.
 If a character possesses [[Total Regeneration]], they do ''not'' become [[Dead]] at VP 0 unless Disintegrated or they are dealt damage that reduces them to below 0 of a type that their Regeneration has an Exemption to.

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 ==VP 0==
 At VP 0, the character is almost always [[Dead]].
 VP ''can'' be reduced below 0, but this only makes a difference for purposes of destroying the body and regeneration.
-If VP is reduced to -Maximum VP, the character is [[Destroyed]].
+If VP is reduced to -Maximum VP, the character is [[Destroyed]]. If this is done to a character with [[Total Regeneration]], this does not [[Destroy]] them but instead halves their VP Recovery until they are above this value.

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	If VP is reduced to -Maximum VP, the character is [[Destroyed]].		If VP is reduced to -Maximum VP, the character is [[Destroyed]].

−	If a character possesses [[Total Regeneration]], they do ''not'' ~~die~~ at VP 0 unless Disintegrated or they are dealt damage that reduces them to below 0 of a type that their Regeneration has an Exemption to.	+	If a character possesses [[Total Regeneration]], they do ''not'' become [[Dead]] at VP 0 unless Disintegrated or they are dealt damage that reduces them to below 0 of a type that their Regeneration has an Exemption to.

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	If VP is reduced to -Maximum VP, the character is [[Destroyed]].		If VP is reduced to -Maximum VP, the character is [[Destroyed]].
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	If a character possesses [[Total Regeneration]], they do ''not'' die at VP 0 unless Disintegrated or they are dealt damage that reduces them to below 0 of a type that their Regeneration has an Exemption to.		If a character possesses [[Total Regeneration]], they do ''not'' die at VP 0 unless Disintegrated or they are dealt damage that reduces them to below 0 of a type that their Regeneration has an Exemption to.