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Is it even possible to bridge the gap with the table?

Granted it'll probably splinter and crack under the weight anyways.

[Urist Arrhenius]

If I make my sheet freely editable will you keep track of stuff like you were for GUNINANRUNIN?

[Squeegy]

If I make my sheet freely editable will you keep track of stuff like you were for GUNINANRUNIN?

Yes.

[Urist Arrhenius]

If I make my sheet freely editable will you keep track of stuff like you were for GUNINANRUNIN?

Yes.

Thanks! Dunno if making it editable changed the link, so here it is again.

[Squeegy]

In light of how apparent it is that bleeding can quickly get out of hand and become impossible for a novice to fix, and because I recently took a first aid course, I've added a new rule to help boost the survival of characters suffering from severe bleeding:

A tourniquet can also be applied using a bandage (makeshift or otherwise) and any blunt stick-like object that can be scavenged to tighten it. The DC is twice the total VP/round loss to apply a tourniquet, which will stop damage to VP and prevent death, but deal limb damage instead. Tourniquets can only be applied to bleeding inflicted on major or minor limbs. Yes, this includes the head; you can tourniquet their neck if you really want to, but if their head is crippled by the bleeding they’re going to die anyway.

This should add to the growing usefulness of healing-oriented characters in spite of the high lethality of the system, since now you can effectively prevent death or permanent injury from even extreme bleeding by applying a tourniquet to the wound, and then making a Heal check to prevent the limb from being permanently crippled once the bleeding is stopped.

[Cheesecake]

Oh sweet. That's gonna be really useful. Also, do I need to update my sheet with the XP or is that done for us?

[Squeegy]

It's your responsibility, but I'll do it if you don't if your sheet is editable.

[Cheesecake]

Ayt, cool. I'll update it on my own, don't worry.

[Squeegy]

Ronald loses 2 more XP points, Darek loses 3 because I forgot to count him on Monday.

[heydude6]

Suggestion: Crafting materials materials

So based on what I understood earlier, you indeed would have allowed us to make bucklers out of the wooden planks that we found during our next rank if we just had Craft:tools armousmithing, but in the rules you don't really have any documentation about how to stat something that is made of an inferior material, so I thought of this.

Spoiler: Material chart (click to show/hide)

Material/Universal Penalties/Weapon Penalties/Armour Penalties

Wood/only 20% max Hp of an item that is normally made with proper materials/ -4 to damage roles of weapons made of this material/5 DR of armour made of this material

Leather/only 60% max Hp of an item that is normally made with proper materials/ cannot be made into a weapon/-2 DR of armour made of this material

Stone/only 50% Max Hp of an item that is normally made with proper materials, item weight doubled/ -2 to damage rolls made with a sharp weapon made of this material, -1 to damage rolls made with a blunt weapon made of this material/-2 Dr of Armour made with this material,

Bone/Only 30%  Max Hp of an item that is normally made with proper materials, can only make items that weigh 1.5 units or less/-2 to damage rolls made with a sharp weapon made of this material,cannot be made into a blunt weapon/ Cannot be made into armour

Also I should probably mention that you can't sell any of the items that you made with improper materials.

So what do you think? It can be expanded with things like Obsidian and such and adding materials of varying qualities may be fun loot for a crafting character. It doesn't have to be too complicated, it might just only include the stuff in the above table I made.

This also solves problems such as leather armour, Sure a professional armorer might only make stuff with the best materials but an amateur might just want to scrounge up anything they can find and improvise it into protection. Also it makes it so we don't have to worry about house ruling penalties on items made from improper materials. Remember when someone wanted to make something out of bone and you said that you would add a bunch of penalties if that happened, now those penalties are official with my idea.

[Squeegy]

I used to have specific materials, but I removed them because they overcomplicated the crafting process and were extremely hard to work seamlessly into the system. Also, "bone/leather/stone/wood" being inferior to metal armor is not actually accurate to real-life crafting, which is why I replaced the material system with the quality system in the first place, and it makes no sense that you wouldn't be able to sell items you made with "improper" materials (why wouldn't people want to buy them?). So, no, I won't be taking this particular suggestion, and I don't remember saying that I would add penalties for making items out of bone.

[heydude6]

I would allow them to be used as an ingredient in crafting, but they would either have no effect or a negative effect on the weapon's stats.

This was what I meant, I was just trying to think of a way of preventing that from merely being house ruled-in.

[Squeegy]

I would allow them to be used as an ingredient in crafting, but they would either have no effect or a negative effect on the weapon's stats.

This was what I meant, I was just trying to think of a way of preventing that from merely being house ruled-in.

Well, you're forgetting the part where I said "no effect."

[heydude6]

Ok, understood

[Squeegy]

Salsacookies and Pencil_Art are out of XP to deduct and still haven't fixed their character sheets, so I'm opening discussion on what should be done with their characters.