Jerkchicken

Enter The Lichberg: Round Robin Dungeon-Crawling Adventure!

Doesn't really pertain to my question but ok.



Also best Shadowdancer

Glitch: The Nine Worlds

Did you procrastinate or are you telling us your plan for today?

Enter The Lichberg: Round Robin Dungeon-Crawling Adventure!

Is it even that much of a difference? What with PF being basically more of the same with some "improvements" and even more classes to cater to the fanbase that was put off by 4e's approach.

The Court of The Red King

Option 2

It's a good mix of cheese

A D&D game.

@darkandstar

Not really. I just wanted to see if this extremely goofy build could get in.

Glitch: The Nine Worlds

standing by

Wild west steampunk roleplay (with some fantasy elements

It's fine. Real life stuff happens. Best not to try and burden yourself with needless things.

Grim Odyssey (Grimgar x Etrian Odyssey)

To me it reads that way due to the way you presented the information visually.

You got a section boxed in dividers after the explanation of how to do attacks and you capitalize the three different tiers of wounding, which makes it look like this is how the health work in the game and on top of that it makes no connections to your HP system and it's long which implies importance . So looking at that it seems like we're using some sort of "dramatic" wound rules where you got these tiers of wounding which escalate and if you get the highest wound type you're good as dead.

Then you got the section involving HP and it's separate from the wound thing and very brief so it looks like an entirely disparate health system that escaped editing or worse some unexplained fiddly bit in the health rules.

Also you should explain what exactly do these three wounds tiers do mechanically.

Grim Odyssey (Grimgar x Etrian Odyssey)

#Team RNGesus

Question about crits in combat. Does it guarantee an auto hit? Also regarding defense soaking damage points does it negate damage completely or do you do scratch damage?

Also can you re-explain the health mechanics? Currently to me it reads like two wholly separate things. You got this wound system which seems similar to other games I've played with the scaling seriousness ranging from comestic damage to actual serious damage except they don't really interact with each other besides making note of the thresholds a hit needs to give to deliver a certain type.

And then you got this generic HP thing kinda dangling on its own.

Grim Odyssey (Grimgar x Etrian Odyssey)

Thinking of whether to basically do magick archer or some sort of soulknife type dealie.