CasusNO

Damage :

1. Guns are consistent in their damage. A bullet wich will penetrate a given armor will almost always penetrate that armor, and a bullet wich will not penetrate an armor will almost always fail to penetrate. This is why guns will have a fixed damage instead of a random roll based on their energy.
   
2. Melee weapons are not as consistent in their damage, the ability to penetrate armor dependent on many factors that quickly change in the heat of combat. Melee weapons roll randomly for damage, based on weapon type, and modified by the Strength of the person using the weapon.
   
3. People are not homogeneous lumps of tissue. A fairly small amount of damage to critical locations can kill or incapacitate a person, while the same damage elsewhere might not. A sword thrust to the head might kill, and a hit to the leg might only go through muscle. This is why there are separate damage tables for different areas of the body, with different types of effects for each.
   
4. People are not machines. They do not fall apart after taking a given amount of damage. This is why actual damage to characters is not cumulative, but a series of impairments that affect various aspects of a character's functioning, such as Strength, running speed or Dexterity.
   
5. While it is easy to kill someone, it is difficult to do so instantly, most deaths resulting from loss of vital functions over a period of minutes. However, it is fairly easy to render someone unconscious or daze them due to shock. This is why only head and torso hits can instantly kill a character, but characters can still die within minutes or hours due to a lack of sufficient medical care.
   

Initial armor and equipment - For the Primary Game, character generation is essentially complete. In this type of campaign, initial armor and equipment is usually pityful. Equipment will be whatever the players had on their persons at the time, plus any other stuff that happens to get dragged along. "Just happening" to have every sort of item needed with you is frowned upon. Initial armor will consist of the clothes on the player's backs, plus whatever else they can put together. Weapons will probably be crude clubs and staves, along with penknives and a hunting knife or two. Food will probably be scanty, as will water. The characters may litterally be living of their wits for a while, being under-equipped, and with little or no useful currency. Any items of note should be listed on the character sheet. If the items are on the equipment lists, you may wish tu put them down (though this really isn't necessary for things that characters aren't likely to keep). If you wish to have characters better equipped, this is fine, as long as you have a rationale for it, such as hunting, camping, or hiking trip, or whatever fits your area and characters.

Pyth a écrit : ↑mer. août 19, 2026 1:12 pm Tu avais déjà proposé BESM pour cet extrait