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Could you give an example for falling damage?
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03-18-2016, 06:19 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-22-2016, 12:02 AM by Oedipussy Rex.)
Bracken steps on a 30' dirt pit trap and falls in. The number to Resist is 1 per 10' fallen for A3, dirt does a base of d1 damage (A3/d1). Every 3 Points of Failure of the Resist increases the Rank of the Damage die by 1 (A3/d1+1/3).
If the trap had been 100' onto spikes the Resist would be A10/d2+3/2. In this case, a roll of 2 (9 PoF) results in
2d2+2d6+2d12+2d24+1d30+2 Damage. Where does that +2 Damage come in? Ə pg. 3: "Bonus points that would raise an Aspect die above 11th Rank are converted to bonuses to the die roll." From the d24, the die Rank should increase by 3 but can only increase by 1, so the remaining +2 increase is converted directly to damage.
I've just now changed the order of Frequency/Increment to Increment/Frequency in the table for easier construction of the Resist.
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