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SethSara: /* Combat */

2010-04-24T04:07:18Z

Combat

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	##Strong Burst Fire is the only firing mode of the HMG. This allows a +2 Attack bonus at the cost of 5 rounds. As the HMG has a Chain magazine, this only matters if there is no one with the user to clip on new belts.		##Strong Burst Fire is the only firing mode of the HMG. This allows a +2 Attack bonus at the cost of 5 rounds. As the HMG has a Chain magazine, this only matters if there is no one with the user to clip on new belts.
	##Scattershot is the classification of Grenades and Rockets. Scattershot has a chance of affecting all characters in an area, including friendlies.		##Scattershot is the classification of Grenades and Rockets. Scattershot has a chance of affecting all characters in an area, including friendlies.
-	##Inaccurate is a drawback to Machine Pistols. They ~~take a -1 penalty to~~ Attack.	+	##Inaccurate is a drawback to Machine Pistols. They do not get the Attack bonus granted by Burst Fire.
	#Status Effects: Status effects last 1d6 rounds unless they are permanent.		#Status Effects: Status effects last 1d6 rounds unless they are permanent.
	##Blind Spots are the effect of wearing an item that prevents full-view vision. This prevents a player from locating targets on their Flanks without turning to see them.		##Blind Spots are the effect of wearing an item that prevents full-view vision. This prevents a player from locating targets on their Flanks without turning to see them.

SethSara: /* Ability System */

2010-04-23T21:30:11Z

Ability System

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	**Demolition - Demolition is the setting up of explosives. A player can make a Hex into a Scattershot area with an attack equal to their result.		**Demolition - Demolition is the setting up of explosives. A player can make a Hex into a Scattershot area with an attack equal to their result.
	**Medical - Medical is the ability to "heal" your allies. A player needs to get to an ally before a round ends to heal an ally. The difficulty is the Attack result that hit them last.		**Medical - Medical is the ability to "heal" your allies. A player needs to get to an ally before a round ends to heal an ally. The difficulty is the Attack result that hit them last.
-	**Tactics - A player with this ability can direct others on the battlefield, granting each adjacent ally a +1 bonus to Attack and Defense. The bonus also applies to anyone with a Radio. A Perception check by an opponent can negate the benefits in the same way.	+	**Tactics - A player with this ability can direct others on the battlefield, granting each adjacent ally (allies within the same Hex) a +1 bonus to Attack and Defense. The bonus also applies to anyone with a Radio. A Perception check by an opponent can negate the benefits in the same way.

	===Hit Point Systems===		===Hit Point Systems===

SethSara: Terrain Features

2010-04-23T20:52:47Z

Terrain Features

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	** 3: Leg shot - The player loses the use of a leg. This results in a -1 penalty to Defense. If both legs are disabled, the player cannot move (though they may still make Defense rolls at -2 penalty).		** 3: Leg shot - The player loses the use of a leg. This results in a -1 penalty to Defense. If both legs are disabled, the player cannot move (though they may still make Defense rolls at -2 penalty).
	** 4-6: Torso shot - The player takes a hit, no special penalties.		** 4-6: Torso shot - The player takes a hit, no special penalties.
		+
		+	===Terrain Features===
		+	Terrain is important for figuring out what kind of effects apply to a character.
		+	*Normal - Normal terrain has no penalties or bonuses.
		+	*Grassland - This terrain feature applies to areas with tall grass and soft ground. It grants a -1 to Attack, but a +1 to Defense.
		+	*Hills - Hills are a little more difficult to navigate. They require 2 actions to move through, but are treated as Small Cover.
		+	*Rocks - Rocks are difficult to navigate. They require 2 actions to move through, and are treated as Medium Cover.
		+	*Sand - Considered normal terrain for the most part, but in Windy weather causes Obscured Vision.
		+	*Water - For any Hex that is mostly water, it costs 2 actions to move through.
		+	*Trees - Trees are a terrain feature with special rules. For anyone inside a Hex or within firing range of the Hex, Trees are Small Cover. For people on opposite sides of a Trees Hex, they provide Medium Cover. Trees may be climbed as an action and grant all the bonuses of a Sniper Tower.
		+	*Wall - A wall provides Large Cover, a player cannot move over a wall, but can go around.
		+	*Sniper Tower - A Sniper tower requires an action to climb. When in a sniper tower, the player ignores 2 points of cover and gains a +1 to Defense.
		+	*Fort - Fort applies to the starting bases. Any number of allies may occupy a fort (ignoring the 6 person limit on Hexes). A player may spend 3 actions inside a fort to completely restock on ammo and health (if using a hit point system). Enemy teams cannot enter each other's forts.

SethSara at 20:52, 23 April 2010

2010-04-23T20:52:21Z

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	*Bipod: Allows a +1 on Attack, but -1 on Speed.		*Bipod: Allows a +1 on Attack, but -1 on Speed.
	*Tripod: Allows a +2 on Attack, but -2 on Speed.		*Tripod: Allows a +2 on Attack, but -2 on Speed.
-	*Grenade Launcher: Adds +1 to Attack when using a grenade. Can hold only one grenade at a time.	+	*Grenade Launcher: Adds +1 to Attack when using a grenade. Can hold only one grenade at a time. A Grenade Launcher can only be attached to a Rifle or Assault Rifle.
	*Silencer: All opponents are treated as Deafened in regards to the weapon with this attachment.		*Silencer: All opponents are treated as Deafened in regards to the weapon with this attachment.
	*Bayonet: A Close Range weapon with a -1 penalty to Attack.		*Bayonet: A Close Range weapon with a -1 penalty to Attack.
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	##Cold requires a character to dress in more layers, this restricts movement, giving the character a -2 penalty to Speed.		##Cold requires a character to dress in more layers, this restricts movement, giving the character a -2 penalty to Speed.
	##Resonance is an indoor condition that causes the Deafened status to characters as long as they remain in the area. It also renders radios unusable.		##Resonance is an indoor condition that causes the Deafened status to characters as long as they remain in the area. It also renders radios unusable.
-	~~##Water is a condition that makes it difficult to move. Hexes marked with water reduce a player to 2 actions a turn instead of 3.~~

	==Point Improvement System==		==Point Improvement System==

SethSara at 20:17, 23 April 2010

2010-04-23T20:17:47Z

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-	<i>AIRSOFT!!!</i> is a skirmish game ~~designed~~ for a Hex ~~map~~. ~~Currently the~~ rules are ~~being worked with,~~ and ~~the game is in playtesting~~.	+	<i>AIRSOFT!!!</i> is a skirmish game created by Seth/Sara for the Hex grid. The rules are still in development and as such may not be balanced. It's a start though, right?

	==Character Sheets==		==Character Sheets==

SethSara: /* Ability System */

2010-04-23T20:09:03Z

Ability System

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	Games using this mechanic have players begin with 5 points to spend on abilities. An ability may not be raised higher then the player's base score, abilities are used to utilize circumstance bonuses. All skill uses require an action except for Perception. Buying an ability costs 5 Points.		Games using this mechanic have players begin with 5 points to spend on abilities. An ability may not be raised higher then the player's base score, abilities are used to utilize circumstance bonuses. All skill uses require an action except for Perception. Buying an ability costs 5 Points.
	*Strength Abilities		*Strength Abilities
-	**Athletics - Used to jump, climb, and swim. Using this ability allows the player to move through difficult terrain with only 1 action~~. The Target number is 15~~.	+	**Athletics - Used to jump, climb, and swim. Using this ability allows the player to move through difficult terrain with only 1 action.
	**Endurance - Endurance is used in games with Hit Points. It allows the player to resist a single hit in a game. The difficulty is equal to the last Attack they took.		**Endurance - Endurance is used in games with Hit Points. It allows the player to resist a single hit in a game. The difficulty is equal to the last Attack they took.
	*Speed Abilities		*Speed Abilities

SethSara: /* Ability System */

2010-04-23T08:39:51Z

Ability System

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	===Ability System===		===Ability System===
-	Games using this mechanic have players begin with 5 points to spend on abilities. An ability may not be raised higher then ~~twice~~ the player's base score, abilities are used to utilize circumstance bonuses. All skill uses require an action except for Perception. Buying an ability costs 5 Points.	+	Games using this mechanic have players begin with 5 points to spend on abilities. An ability may not be raised higher then the player's base score, abilities are used to utilize circumstance bonuses. All skill uses require an action except for Perception. Buying an ability costs 5 Points.
	*Strength Abilities		*Strength Abilities
	**Athletics - Used to jump, climb, and swim. Using this ability allows the player to move through difficult terrain with only 1 action. The Target number is 15.		**Athletics - Used to jump, climb, and swim. Using this ability allows the player to move through difficult terrain with only 1 action. The Target number is 15.

SethSara at 08:25, 23 April 2010

2010-04-23T08:25:44Z

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	*Killing a friendly results in the loss of 2 points.		*Killing a friendly results in the loss of 2 points.
	*Camping a site to win by kills negates all points that would have been acquired.		*Camping a site to win by kills negates all points that would have been acquired.
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		+	==Optional Rules==
		+	The following rules are in development and are not necessary to play.
		+
		+	===Ability System===
		+	Games using this mechanic have players begin with 5 points to spend on abilities. An ability may not be raised higher then twice the player's base score, abilities are used to utilize circumstance bonuses. All skill uses require an action except for Perception. Buying an ability costs 5 Points.
		+	*Strength Abilities
		+	**Athletics - Used to jump, climb, and swim. Using this ability allows the player to move through difficult terrain with only 1 action. The Target number is 15.
		+	**Endurance - Endurance is used in games with Hit Points. It allows the player to resist a single hit in a game. The difficulty is equal to the last Attack they took.
		+	*Speed Abilities
		+	**Acrobatics - Used for tumbling, sliding, and ducking. This ability is identical to Athletics.
		+	**Stealth - Stealth is used to sneak around and up on opponents. If you succeed at Stealth, you gain a +1 to Defense. This ability is opposed by Perception.
		+	*Accuracy Abilities
		+	**Perception - Perception is used to locate targets. If you succeed at Perception, you gain a +1 to Attack. This ability is opposed by Stealth.
		+	*Skill Abilities: A player may only train in one of the following abilities.
		+	**Demolition - Demolition is the setting up of explosives. A player can make a Hex into a Scattershot area with an attack equal to their result.
		+	**Medical - Medical is the ability to "heal" your allies. A player needs to get to an ally before a round ends to heal an ally. The difficulty is the Attack result that hit them last.
		+	**Tactics - A player with this ability can direct others on the battlefield, granting each adjacent ally a +1 bonus to Attack and Defense. The bonus also applies to anyone with a Radio. A Perception check by an opponent can negate the benefits in the same way.
		+
		+	===Hit Point Systems===
		+	In a game that players want to make last, an hit point system may be employed. There are two variants.
		+	*Hit Points: A game of this type gives each player a decided number of hits they can take before they die. Common numbers are 3 to 10.
		+	*Injuries: A game with injuries can add penalties if a certain part of the body is hit. A roll of 1d6 usually determines where a round hits, but a player can use an action to aim a shot. A player has 3 hit points which must be torso shot or a head shot before they die.
		+	** 1: Headshot - The player is immediately killed.
		+	** 2: Arm shot - The player loses the use of an arm. This results in a -1 penalty to Attack. If both arms are disabled, the player cannot Attack at all.
		+	** 3: Leg shot - The player loses the use of a leg. This results in a -1 penalty to Defense. If both legs are disabled, the player cannot move (though they may still make Defense rolls at -2 penalty).
		+	** 4-6: Torso shot - The player takes a hit, no special penalties.

SethSara: /* Combat */

2010-04-23T07:47:35Z

Combat

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	==Combat==		==Combat==
	Few Rules have been created in regards to actual combat, but the following have been made.		Few Rules have been created in regards to actual combat, but the following have been made.
-	#An attacker receives a die roll of 1d6 plus the player's Attack score while a target receives a die roll of 1d6 plus the player's Defense score to determine whether an attack hits or misses~~. The Game Master is the one who makes the check~~.	+	#An attacker receives a die roll of 1d6 plus the player's Attack score while a target receives a die roll of 1d6 plus the player's Defense score to determine whether an attack hits or misses.
-	#Turn Order is determined by a roll of 1d6 plus the player's Speed score~~. The Game Master is the one who makes the check~~.	+	#Turn Order is determined by a roll of 1d6 plus the player's Speed score.
	#Actions		#Actions
	##Characters get three actions during a turn.		##Characters get three actions during a turn.

SethSara: /* Combat */

2010-04-23T07:42:47Z

Combat

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	##Strong Burst Fire is the only firing mode of the HMG. This allows a +2 Attack bonus at the cost of 5 rounds. As the HMG has a Chain magazine, this only matters if there is no one with the user to clip on new belts.		##Strong Burst Fire is the only firing mode of the HMG. This allows a +2 Attack bonus at the cost of 5 rounds. As the HMG has a Chain magazine, this only matters if there is no one with the user to clip on new belts.
	##Scattershot is the classification of Grenades and Rockets. Scattershot has a chance of affecting all characters in an area, including friendlies.		##Scattershot is the classification of Grenades and Rockets. Scattershot has a chance of affecting all characters in an area, including friendlies.
		+	##Inaccurate is a drawback to Machine Pistols. They take a -1 penalty to Attack.
	#Status Effects: Status effects last 1d6 rounds unless they are permanent.		#Status Effects: Status effects last 1d6 rounds unless they are permanent.
	##Blind Spots are the effect of wearing an item that prevents full-view vision. This prevents a player from locating targets on their Flanks without turning to see them.		##Blind Spots are the effect of wearing an item that prevents full-view vision. This prevents a player from locating targets on their Flanks without turning to see them.