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Sigyn Shieldbreaker · **09-13-2013, 03:18 PM**

(09-13-2013, 03:12 PM)Nahv Wrote:
(09-13-2013, 02:57 PM)Siobhain Wrote: Oh ho? Awesome. Maybe we should use a 100, I dunno why I automatically thought 20.

Â Nahv'ir, thank you so much for all the help. I really appreciate it. Now I'm starting to worry that I should make a website but I don't want too many things for people to have to look through for just a LS.

May I copy the Miah: - Nahv'ir:- thing as an example in the directory page?

1d100 or 1d20 will still have the same odds so completely up to you. Reason a 1d100 was used before was because there was an added crit/counter bonus for if you doubled (I'll explain in a spoiler that method as to not make this too long)

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Fighting System We Used
Basically what you have with:
Atk > Def = Hit.
Def > Atk = Defended, however, not countered.
But each player was given an equal amount of hit points, usually 10 or 5.
Then it went into if Atk was > double the defense (Ex: Atk: 30, Def, 12) Then it counted as two HP was taken. (crit)
If Def was > double the attack (Ex: Def 98, Atk: 34) Then the person defended themselves while also countering and automatically taking one HP from the attacker. (counter)

Both styles have their benefits between not having a crit/counter bonus system and doing so. It's usually easier to not have it in place and can be looked at as more 'fair' since if someone crits/counters often, you're dying pretty fast. But on the other hand, it helps with someone who is 'behind' on their numbers to catch up with the luck of crit/counter.

Figured I would explain it out though, never know!

And certainly if you like you can use the Miah/Nahv'ir reference. I think as long as people are getting the necessary information here: a website isn't fully needed unless you plan to run tournaments and keep tabs on everyone's rank to display (though a thread could easily serve as that function) But that is up to you and your free time.

Â Like someone suggested we use racial bonuses (to speed, strength, etc) I'm very concerned about things becoming too complicated. Before we hold an event I hope we can get a couple people who'll try out sparring matches using the rolling system as though they were doing an event match. I'd like to see if there are any difficulties that crop up from the way it's done and see how they feel about it in action. I'd also like to gauge how long it might take in case we might have to cap how many entrants can join in for one event at one time.

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