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KamiSeiTo a écrit : ↑jeu. mai 09, 2024 10:38 am C'est proprement scandaleux, mais c'est à l'image de toutes ces victoires que j'ai volées ici, je laisse avec plaisir la main à @Léonard. n_n

Armor. Protective clothing has pretty much the same effect as the demon ability Armor, but it varies in detail depending on the type of attack. Kevlar converts Gun damage into Fist damage, but it is less effective against piercing melee weapons. The GM must judge what other sorts of armor are capable of. Real fist damage is useless against armor, unless the character does something clever like tripping or joint locking, in which case the armor is ignored. Note also that all attacks in [game] are considered to be aimed, and no armor (aside from the demon ability) covers everywhere.

The players
The big issue for the [game] player is strictly a courtesy standard. It is that your character must be personally, emotionally involved in what's going on. Players of role-playing games often complain that their characters have no reason to stick around and help one another. To the best of your ability, avoid this problem by assuming that your character does care, and work backwards from there to give him or her a reason. Look at the Kicker, there on the sheet. You and the GM have agreed that it is a priority for your character to exert effort to cope with it, and that means it should be a priority for you, as a player, to direct the character appropriately. Or if the Kicker is not immediately applicable, come up with a liking or disliking for one of the other characters, and resolve to stick around until you can act on it. This is not to say, of course, that your character must always care — but the default should be that he or she does.

KamiSeiTo a écrit : ↑ven. mai 10, 2024 4:00 pm Bravo. n_n

Macbesse a écrit : ↑ven. mai 10, 2024 6:50 pm

KamiSeiTo a écrit : ↑ven. mai 10, 2024 4:00 pm Bravo. n_n

Avec le kicker, emblématique du jeu, ça devenait facile.
Je reviens vers vous dès que je rentre à la maison.

Previous Experience (p.19). This is where your character really begins to take shape. First you must decide on your character’s Social Class (p.20). This will have an effect on what Profession he or she followed before taking to a life of adventure. Each of these choices will give your character new skills, as well as determining how much money the character has to spend on equipment before play begins. Faction (p.24) determines your character’s political/religious beliefs and how strongly he or she feels about them.

KamiSeiTo a écrit : ↑ven. mai 10, 2024 11:06 pm Chronica feudalis ?