1.4 KiB
Combat
Combat is always between two creatures, and is always one round. Additional Combats can take place but generally one should settle a fight between two creatures. (it may not kill ether one). Combat is calculated simultaneously unless there is a tie, in which case the creature with the highest quickness wins. To settle Combat, Each creature rolls d6 equal to their Strength. And then d6 equal to their Health. Minus the value rolled for the opponents Strength from the creatures Health. The higher number wins combat, incapacitating the other creature if the winning number is more than or equal to twice the losing number. If ether or both numbers are negative. The creature with a negative number loses one point of Health.
Additional mechanics can be DBS.
Example Combat
Creature A Health: 5 Strength: 3 Intelligence: 2 Quickness: 4
Creature B: Health: 8 Strength: 4 Intelligence: 3 Quickness: 1
Creature A has the higher quickness and chooses to initiate combat.
Creature A rolls 5d6 for Health and 3d6 for Strength Results: 24 Health, 15 Strength
Creature B rolls 8d6 for Health, and 4d6 for Strength Results: 30 Health, 10 Strength
Creature A: 24 Health - 10 Strength = 14
Creature B: 30 Health - 15 Strength = 15
Creature B wins Combat, Creature A is not incapacitated and ether creature can initiate combat again with each other or other creatures.