((The event will start at nine CDT. For event, both teams will begin meeting with their respective leaders. The villians will meet with Osric at the 'Coffer and Coffin starting at eight or eight thirty. Heroes will meet Kahn'a at the Flames Hall. At nine, an explosion will go off outside the city of Nald and the heroes will rush to see what happened and rp from there. There will be two parts of this event. The major portion of this event be taking place outside of the Gate of Nald starting at nine. Jin'li and a small group will be slinking around inside the city trying to accomplish something. At this time, no one knows Jin'li will be doing this. Should you desire to hunt down Jin'li instead of meeting Osric outside the city gate, we request that you turn name plates off and hunt for him and his group via identifying him that way to represent actually hunting him down in the streets.))
((Update on combat rules. Please read over for event. Any last minute thoughts are appreciated if they are designed to make combat smoother.))
For combat we are tweaking the system slightly, in an attempt to make things run smoother. combatants will form parties with those they are engaged in combat with directly and all combat will take place in group chat between direct fighters to avoid cluttering up the entire chat window with tons of emotes going off at once and making it difficult to find the person attacking or defending against you.
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There are two categories of fights for these events “1v1â€Â And “Groups.â€Â
Again, this all takes place in party chat.
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If a fight is one versus one, both players have 3 hp and combat proceeds exactly as described below.
Combat will take place as a back-and-forth. Baddies always go first, making their attack (or attacks, if multiple attackers). To see if your attack hits, we will be using rollz.org and using 1D6 rolls for combat. Combat will be based on dice rolls with Attacker and defender trying to roll higher than the other. In the event of a tie, it counts as a successful block or the defender. When attacking, you will post how you want to attack and roll the dice, adding the dice roll to the post: Ex:
 -Tom rolls his dice and then posts in game : Adin draws his sword and lunges forward, trying to impale his foe with the pointy end. (( rolled 4))
It's important that your post says what you're trying to do, not that you hit, because the defender will roll and then post what happens. Ex:
 - Ali rolls her dice and gets a five. Since the result is higher,she takes no damage. Ali posts: Meera steps to the side and avoids the attack, grinning. ((Rolled 5))
Now that Tom's attack is resolved, it is Ali's turn to attack.Â
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However, in the likely situation of three attackers against one or two opponents, we will use the following rules:
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A party will be formed with up to three combatants on each side for up to a total of six party members, no more, and will function like something akin to Magic the Gathering. No one else may participate in this fight until one side or the other is defeated. Each side has a total of nine hp that may be split among the members of a side evenly based on number of players on the side. The baddies will go first, and will make all three of their attacks first. Once all three attacks are complete, we will shift to the heroes making their three attacks. Once their attacks are resolve, we will switch back to the villains and combat proceeds until on side is defeated.Â
1 player = 9 hp, 2 players on a side= one has 4 hp, the other 5 hp, 3 players = 3 hp each. Each side will also have a totally of three attacks that are split evenly. 1 player= 3 attacks. 2 players = one player gets 1 attacks, the other player gets two. 3 players = one attack each.Â
This system is designed to put an outnumbered side on equal footing against superior forces since it is very possible one side might outnumber the other.
Should a player want to come as a healer, they are welcome to do so. They will have to join a party as a combatant. All healers have a pool of two heals for the whole event. Once a healer has healed twice, they are out of heals and may attack normally. A player heals by, instead of attacking for a turn, choosing an ally or themselves and healing 1 hp automatically. He have limited the pool to two heals to prevent heals dragging out fights. In between heals, the healers will act as direct combatants like other players.
((Update on combat rules. Please read over for event. Any last minute thoughts are appreciated if they are designed to make combat smoother.))
For combat we are tweaking the system slightly, in an attempt to make things run smoother. combatants will form parties with those they are engaged in combat with directly and all combat will take place in group chat between direct fighters to avoid cluttering up the entire chat window with tons of emotes going off at once and making it difficult to find the person attacking or defending against you.
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There are two categories of fights for these events “1v1â€Â And “Groups.â€Â
Again, this all takes place in party chat.
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If a fight is one versus one, both players have 3 hp and combat proceeds exactly as described below.
Combat will take place as a back-and-forth. Baddies always go first, making their attack (or attacks, if multiple attackers). To see if your attack hits, we will be using rollz.org and using 1D6 rolls for combat. Combat will be based on dice rolls with Attacker and defender trying to roll higher than the other. In the event of a tie, it counts as a successful block or the defender. When attacking, you will post how you want to attack and roll the dice, adding the dice roll to the post: Ex:
 -Tom rolls his dice and then posts in game : Adin draws his sword and lunges forward, trying to impale his foe with the pointy end. (( rolled 4))
It's important that your post says what you're trying to do, not that you hit, because the defender will roll and then post what happens. Ex:
 - Ali rolls her dice and gets a five. Since the result is higher,she takes no damage. Ali posts: Meera steps to the side and avoids the attack, grinning. ((Rolled 5))
Now that Tom's attack is resolved, it is Ali's turn to attack.Â
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However, in the likely situation of three attackers against one or two opponents, we will use the following rules:
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A party will be formed with up to three combatants on each side for up to a total of six party members, no more, and will function like something akin to Magic the Gathering. No one else may participate in this fight until one side or the other is defeated. Each side has a total of nine hp that may be split among the members of a side evenly based on number of players on the side. The baddies will go first, and will make all three of their attacks first. Once all three attacks are complete, we will shift to the heroes making their three attacks. Once their attacks are resolve, we will switch back to the villains and combat proceeds until on side is defeated.Â
1 player = 9 hp, 2 players on a side= one has 4 hp, the other 5 hp, 3 players = 3 hp each. Each side will also have a totally of three attacks that are split evenly. 1 player= 3 attacks. 2 players = one player gets 1 attacks, the other player gets two. 3 players = one attack each.Â
This system is designed to put an outnumbered side on equal footing against superior forces since it is very possible one side might outnumber the other.
Should a player want to come as a healer, they are welcome to do so. They will have to join a party as a combatant. All healers have a pool of two heals for the whole event. Once a healer has healed twice, they are out of heals and may attack normally. A player heals by, instead of attacking for a turn, choosing an ally or themselves and healing 1 hp automatically. He have limited the pool to two heals to prevent heals dragging out fights. In between heals, the healers will act as direct combatants like other players.
