Svarte Faraonen
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Relic (Treasure), kanske? Eller är det för dyrbart?
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Jag hade inte ens tankt pa reliker - och det slar mig att de borde passa ratt val i mitt utrusningssystem - de ar per definition "named items" (namngivna foremal med unika egenskaper) - och ar da for dyrbara for startutrustningen (forutom for "Nobility" - men dessa krigaradlingar valjer nog hellre svard, bage eller brynja for sin gratis "named item")Svarte faraonen said:
Hmmm far fundera pa mojliga relikegenskaper.
-Olika formar av lakedom ar ju givet - sarskilt sjukdom, lamhet etc.
- Kan konvertera Faith till Biblical
- En bonus till Speech
- Formaga att utsta smarta
- Och manga, manga fler baserat pa Martyr
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Equipment
A character can carry up to eight items. Anything smaller than the palm of your hand is a "small item" (s). There is no limit to the number of small items a character can carry, but use common sense. A small item can be named, or a treasure.
Some items are so large they take up two or even three slots.
A horse can carry two items with a saddle, ten items if it is a pack horse. A donkey can also carry ten items.
Some items contain portions/ammo. A quiver contains several (normally six) arrows. Field rations contains several meals. These should be noted and ticked off when used, using the boxes next to the equipment slots.
Food
A character must eat at least one meal per day, or take a point of Stress. They can try to fast, rolling Cunning + Toughness vs 15 - this delays the stress by one day and then increases by 5 points of difficulty per day.
Each meal takes up one slot except travel rations, which take up one slot but contain 7 meals. Some food types may take up more than one slot and then normally provides one meal per slot - f.ex. a newly felled roe deer takes up 3 slots and provides 3 meals (after cooking).
A character can carry up to eight items. Anything smaller than the palm of your hand is a "small item" (s). There is no limit to the number of small items a character can carry, but use common sense. A small item can be named, or a treasure.
Some items are so large they take up two or even three slots.
A horse can carry two items with a saddle, ten items if it is a pack horse. A donkey can also carry ten items.
Some items contain portions/ammo. A quiver contains several (normally six) arrows. Field rations contains several meals. These should be noted and ticked off when used, using the boxes next to the equipment slots.
Food
A character must eat at least one meal per day, or take a point of Stress. They can try to fast, rolling Cunning + Toughness vs 15 - this delays the stress by one day and then increases by 5 points of difficulty per day.
Each meal takes up one slot except travel rations, which take up one slot but contain 7 meals. Some food types may take up more than one slot and then normally provides one meal per slot - f.ex. a newly felled roe deer takes up 3 slots and provides 3 meals (after cooking).
Leon
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Nya regler for Religion. Efter att ha spelat mycket Savage Worlds tycker jag att systemet behover "bennies" for att vara riktigt heroiskt. Dessa skapar en roll for religion - olika typer av bennies fas genom fasta, bon, offer etc beroende pa religion.
Uppskattar kommentarer om dessa ar de balanserade:
•Religion - Fate point mechanism
Biblical (Catholic, Arian, Hebraic)
Grace: Spend a Grace Point to reroll damage sustained (regardless of source) - pick the lowest
Heathen (Germanic, Slavic, Celtic)
Favour: Spend a Favour Point before using a Talent Prowess. Roll twice and pick better roll.
Pagan (Graeco-Roman, Neo-platonic)
Fate: Spend a Fate Point to reroll any non-combat talent rolls.
Avestan (Zoroastrean)
Truth: Spend a Truth Point to automatically find out a fact.
Uppskattar kommentarer om dessa ar de balanserade:
•Religion - Fate point mechanism
Biblical (Catholic, Arian, Hebraic)
Grace: Spend a Grace Point to reroll damage sustained (regardless of source) - pick the lowest
Heathen (Germanic, Slavic, Celtic)
Favour: Spend a Favour Point before using a Talent Prowess. Roll twice and pick better roll.
Pagan (Graeco-Roman, Neo-platonic)
Fate: Spend a Fate Point to reroll any non-combat talent rolls.
Avestan (Zoroastrean)
Truth: Spend a Truth Point to automatically find out a fact.