[DFRPG] Crawl! OOC

[ajardoor]

It's been about two days, I think Kinclad will have to sit this one out. If he ca be bothered to rejoin us, he can post what he does then.

For now, we're moving on without him.

[ajardoor]

Hey, Bain;

Just for record, please note the details of your illumination ability in this thread.
Is it magical, divine, or other?
Does it require a roll?
How long does it last, does it require concentration?
Does it turn off if you get KO'd or killed?

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Originally Posted by ajardoor

(...) please note the details of your illumination ability in this thread (...)

The power comes from the “pact” described in the character’s backstory.
The ability does not need a roll or concentration.
It can illuminate a 2-yard radius or work like a flashlight (a 10-yard beam).
Once on, it stays on until deactivated or if the user falls unconscious.

In my previous post Bain activates his ability (that would be his action), but for the free action he readies his bow.

[ajardoor]

Good. Thank you.

[ericthered]

What's the speed on the undead? do they go next or is it telrith? and do they go before or after the elementals?

[ajardoor]

Originally Posted by ericthered

What's the speed on the undead? do they go next or is it telrith? and do they go before or after the elementals?

The Skeletons are Speed 8.00

The Zombies are Speed 6.00

That's mostly the first ones to act in a turn, except for the hireling.

Telrith acts just before the elementals, who go last in a turn.

[ericthered]

Originally Posted by vicious Violence

AFAIK a critical success defense becomes a critical failure for the attacker?

A quick investigation of campaigns reveals no such rule. closest thing is a critical dodge always dodges all attacks when using ROF rules.



I think its the undead turn now. Speed 8. Sheesh!

[vicious Violence]

The critical defense is explained in page 381 of the GURPS Campaigns Basic Set, it does state that it becomes a critical failure for the attacker.


Anyway, one less enemy left.

[ajardoor]

Originally Posted by vicious Violence

The critical defense is explained in page 381 of the GURPS Campaigns Basic Set, it does state that it becomes a critical failure for the attacker.

And what does the DFRPG books say?

[vicious Violence]

Originally Posted by ajardoor

And what does the DFRPG books say?

Misread the question.

It says in essence:

basically GM is God when critical success happens.