|
|
|
#17 | |
|
Join Date: Apr 2014
Location: Coquitlam B.C.
|
Quote:
Yes you are correct. Steve Jackson wrote long ago that a rapier could do more damage than a broad sword, but he was going to ignore that and keep TFT simple. But WHY could a rapier do more damage? Well if it pierced a vital organ or major artery you would die fast. Of course most pokes would not hit anything critical and the small hole does less tissue trauma than a large cut. I decided that 'piercing' weapons tended to do either a lot or a little damage. So I went thru my weapon table and made piercing weapons do damage like 3d-6. So the range of possible damage goes up a lot. Quite often they do little or no damage, but once in a while they do a LOT of damage. Where as blunt impact weapons and cutting weapons do damage like 1d+3. Much more predictable. I like this. NO new rules at all. But the weapon table has more variety and some weapons are more 'swingy' than others. *** Post Script. JLV, if you wanted to look at my weapon's list for your own interest, rather than suggesting I submit it to the forum for consideration, you can find it here on the Brainiac site. https://tft.brainiac.com/RicksTFT/We...loadableFiles/ (Since that was posted, I've revised the table again. More daggers, and I've beefed up pole weapons a bit. Gunpowder weapons have been moved into a 12 page supplement. I need to put the updated rules on the page some time.) Warm regards, Rick |
|
|
|
|
| Thread Tools | |
| Display Modes | |
|
|