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Ray: /* Chance Roll */

2026-01-27T03:44:40Z

Chance Roll

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	== Chance Roll ==		== Chance Roll ==
	A roll using a single die that usually doesn't have modifiers. A d3 roll to determine a value, rolling for ~~initiative~~, etc		A roll using a single die that usually doesn't have modifiers. A d3 roll to determine a value, rolling for [[d1001-combat\|Initiative]]], etc

	= Roll Modifiers =		= Roll Modifiers =

Ray: /* Convicton */

2026-01-23T01:56:03Z

Convicton

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	*A point of Conviction can be used to negate all Wound Penalties currently affecting a character for one turn		*A point of Conviction can be used to negate all Wound Penalties currently affecting a character for one turn
	*Additionally, many class abilities require a point of Conviction to be activated.		*Additionally, many class abilities require a point of Conviction to be activated.

			Only one point of Conviction can be spent on any given roll.

	Gaining Conviction is most commonly done by using one of a character's Distinctions as penalty during an Action roll, but particularly interesting roleplay moments or clever choices may also reward Conviction by table fiat. The DM may also offer a point of Conviction to Compel a player to accept a worse outcome despite their roll, though this is always up to the player to accept or deny. A proper rest will also reset all characters' Conviction to one point regardless of their total, whether they had none or even the maximum when going into Downtime.		Gaining Conviction is most commonly done by using one of a character's Distinctions as penalty during an Action roll, but particularly interesting roleplay moments or clever choices may also reward Conviction by table fiat. The DM may also offer a point of Conviction to Compel a player to accept a worse outcome despite their roll, though this is always up to the player to accept or deny. A proper rest will also reset all characters' Conviction to one point regardless of their total, whether they had none or even the maximum when going into Downtime.

Ray: /* Convicton */

2026-01-23T01:53:28Z

Convicton

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	== Convicton ==		== Convicton ==
	Conviction can be spent to increase a character's chance of success in the following ways:		Conviction can be spent to increase a character's chance of success in the following ways:
	- Before rolling any dice, a point of Conviction can grant a player a Boost on any Action or Conflict roll		*Before rolling any dice, a point of Conviction can grant a player a Boost on any Action or Conflict roll
	- After rolling the dice, a point of Convinction can be spent to reroll all the dice used for an Action, Reaction or Conflict roll		*After rolling the dice, a point of Convinction can be spent to reroll all the dice used for an Action, Reaction or Conflict roll
	- A point of Conviction can be used to negate all Wound Penalties currently affecting a character for one turn		*A point of Conviction can be used to negate all Wound Penalties currently affecting a character for one turn
	- Additionally, many class abilities require a point of Conviction to be activated.		*Additionally, many class abilities require a point of Conviction to be activated.

	Gaining Conviction is most commonly done by using one of a character's Distinctions as penalty during an Action roll, but particularly interesting roleplay moments or clever choices may also reward Conviction by table fiat. The DM may also offer a point of Conviction to Compel a player to accept a worse outcome despite their roll, though this is always up to the player to accept or deny. A proper rest will also reset all characters' Conviction to one point regardless of their total, whether they had none or even the maximum when going into Downtime.		Gaining Conviction is most commonly done by using one of a character's Distinctions as penalty during an Action roll, but particularly interesting roleplay moments or clever choices may also reward Conviction by table fiat. The DM may also offer a point of Conviction to Compel a player to accept a worse outcome despite their roll, though this is always up to the player to accept or deny. A proper rest will also reset all characters' Conviction to one point regardless of their total, whether they had none or even the maximum when going into Downtime.

Ray: /* Action Roll */

2026-01-23T01:47:17Z

Action Roll

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	== Action Roll ==		== Action Roll ==
	;Simple		;Simple
	: Used for most rolls. if total is:		: Used for most rolls outside of combat. Simply state what you are trying to do, determine any modifiers and add them to 2d6. If total is:
	<6: the GM decides exactly what happens		<6: the GM decides exactly what happens
	7-9: there is an okay outcome - you either attain a portion of your goal or you succeed but it happens at a cost		7-9: there is an okay outcome - you either attain a portion of your goal or you succeed but it happens at a cost

Ray: /* Reaction Roll */

2026-01-23T01:44:49Z

Reaction Roll

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	Upon meeting a strange NPC in risky circumstances, their initial feelings toward a player may be determined by a Reaction Roll of 2d6		Upon meeting a strange NPC in risky circumstances, their initial feelings toward a player may be determined by a Reaction Roll of 2d6
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	~~style="margin:auto"~~
	! Roll !! Monster Reaction		! Roll !! Monster Reaction
			\|-
	\| 2 or less \|\| Hostile		\| 2 or less \|\| Hostile
			\|-
	\| 3-5\|\| Unfriendly, suspicious		\| 3-5\|\| Unfriendly, suspicious
			\|-
	\| 6-8\|\| Cautious, may consider offers		\| 6-8\|\| Cautious, may consider offers
			\|-
	\| 9-11\|\| Indifferent, ready to parley		\| 9-11\|\| Indifferent, ready to parley
			\|-
	\| 12 or more\|\| Friendly		\| 12 or more\|\| Friendly
	\|}		\|}

Ray: /* Reaction Roll */

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Reaction Roll

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	Used when success/fail is not granular enough. Uses a table of results to determine outcome		Used when success/fail is not granular enough. Uses a table of results to determine outcome
	Upon meeting a strange NPC in risky circumstances, their initial feelings toward a player may be determined by a Reaction Roll of 2d6		Upon meeting a strange NPC in risky circumstances, their initial feelings toward a player may be determined by a Reaction Roll of 2d6
	{\|		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|-		style="margin:auto"
	! Roll !! Monster Reaction		! Roll !! Monster Reaction
	\| 2 or less \|\| Hostile		\| 2 or less \|\| Hostile

Ray: /* Reaction Roll */

2026-01-23T01:43:19Z

Reaction Roll

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	Upon meeting a strange NPC in risky circumstances, their initial feelings toward a player may be determined by a Reaction Roll of 2d6		Upon meeting a strange NPC in risky circumstances, their initial feelings toward a player may be determined by a Reaction Roll of 2d6
	{\|		{\|
			\|-
	! Roll !! Monster Reaction		! Roll !! Monster Reaction
	\| 2 or less \|\| Hostile		\| 2 or less \|\| Hostile
	\| 3-5\|\| Unfriendly, suspicious		\| 3-5\|\| Unfriendly, suspicious
	\| 6-8\|\| Cautious, may consider offers		\| 6-8\|\| Cautious, may consider offers
	\| 9-11\|\| Indifferent, ready to parley		\| 9-11\|\| Indifferent, ready to parley
	\| 12 or more\|\| Friendly		\| 12 or more\|\| Friendly
	\|}		\|}

Ray: /* Reaction Roll */

2026-01-23T01:41:53Z

Reaction Roll

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	Used when success/fail is not granular enough. Uses a table of results to determine outcome		Used when success/fail is not granular enough. Uses a table of results to determine outcome
	Upon meeting a strange NPC in risky circumstances, their initial feelings toward a player may be determined by a Reaction Roll of 2d6		Upon meeting a strange NPC in risky circumstances, their initial feelings toward a player may be determined by a Reaction Roll of 2d6
	\| Roll \| Monster Reaction\|		{\|
	~~\| --- \| --- \|~~		! Roll !! Monster Reaction
	\| 2 or less \| Hostile\|		\| 2 or less \|\| Hostile
	\| 3-5\| Unfriendly, suspicious\|		\| 3-5\|\| Unfriendly, suspicious
	\| 6-8\| Cautious, may consider offers\|		\| 6-8\|\| Cautious, may consider offers
	\| 9-11\| Indifferent, ready to parley\|		\| 9-11\|\| Indifferent, ready to parley
	\| 12 or more\| Friendly\|		\| 12 or more\|\| Friendly
			\|}

	== Conflict Roll ==		== Conflict Roll ==

Ray: /* Reaction Roll */

2026-01-23T01:37:57Z

Reaction Roll

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	== Reaction Roll ==		== Reaction Roll ==
	Used when success/fail is not granular enough. Uses a table of results to determine outcome		Used when success/fail is not granular enough. Uses a table of results to determine outcome
	~~> #### Social~~ Reaction ~~Table~~		Upon meeting a strange NPC in risky circumstances, their initial feelings toward a player may be determined by a Reaction Roll of 2d6
	>\| Roll \| Monster Reaction\|		\| Roll \| Monster Reaction\|
	>\| --- \| --- \|		\| --- \| --- \|
	>\| 2 or less \| Hostile\|		\| 2 or less \| Hostile\|
	>\| 3-5\| Unfriendly, suspicious\|		\| 3-5\| Unfriendly, suspicious\|
	>\| 6-8\| Cautious, may consider offers\|		\| 6-8\| Cautious, may consider offers\|
	>\| 9-11\| Indifferent, ready to parley\|		\| 9-11\| Indifferent, ready to parley\|
	>\| 12 or more\| Friendly\|		\| 12 or more\| Friendly\|

	== Conflict Roll ==		== Conflict Roll ==

Ray: /* Conflict Roll */

2026-01-23T01:36:12Z

Conflict Roll

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	== Conflict Roll ==		== Conflict Roll ==
	For rolls that are strictly pass/fail, with no degrees of success. Attacks, damage, saves, etc. If the target is ~~beat~~, the roll succeeds, otherwise the action is a failure		For rolls that are strictly pass/fail, with no degrees of success. Attacks, damage, saves, etc. If the target is number is met or exceeded, the roll succeeds, otherwise the action is a failure
			A character with CRC of +2 attacks a character with 11 DEF. They grab 2d6 and roll, getting a 4 and a 3. Combining the two and adding the attacker's CRC value results in 9, which does not score a hit. There is no success at a cost or partial success possible, the attack simply misses and the combat continues

	== Chance Roll ==		== Chance Roll ==
	A roll using a single die that usually doesn't have modifiers. A d3 roll to determine a value, rolling for initiative, etc		A roll using a single die that usually doesn't have modifiers. A d3 roll to determine a value, rolling for initiative, etc

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	Upon meeting a strange NPC in risky circumstances, their initial feelings toward a player may be determined by a Reaction Roll of 2d6		Upon meeting a strange NPC in risky circumstances, their initial feelings toward a player may be determined by a Reaction Roll of 2d6
	{\|		{\|
			\|-
	! Roll !! Monster Reaction		! Roll !! Monster Reaction
	\| 2 or less \|\| Hostile		\| 2 or less \|\| Hostile
	\| 3-5\|\| Unfriendly, suspicious		\| 3-5\|\| Unfriendly, suspicious
	\| 6-8\|\| Cautious, may consider offers		\| 6-8\|\| Cautious, may consider offers
	\| 9-11\|\| Indifferent, ready to parley		\| 9-11\|\| Indifferent, ready to parley
	\| 12 or more\|\| Friendly		\| 12 or more\|\| Friendly
	\|}		\|}

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	Used when success/fail is not granular enough. Uses a table of results to determine outcome		Used when success/fail is not granular enough. Uses a table of results to determine outcome
	Upon meeting a strange NPC in risky circumstances, their initial feelings toward a player may be determined by a Reaction Roll of 2d6		Upon meeting a strange NPC in risky circumstances, their initial feelings toward a player may be determined by a Reaction Roll of 2d6
	\| Roll \| Monster Reaction\|		{\|
	~~\| --- \| --- \|~~		! Roll !! Monster Reaction
	\| 2 or less \| Hostile\|		\| 2 or less \|\| Hostile
	\| 3-5\| Unfriendly, suspicious\|		\| 3-5\|\| Unfriendly, suspicious
	\| 6-8\| Cautious, may consider offers\|		\| 6-8\|\| Cautious, may consider offers
	\| 9-11\| Indifferent, ready to parley\|		\| 9-11\|\| Indifferent, ready to parley
	\| 12 or more\| Friendly\|		\| 12 or more\|\| Friendly
			\|}

	== Conflict Roll ==		== Conflict Roll ==

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	== Reaction Roll ==		== Reaction Roll ==
	Used when success/fail is not granular enough. Uses a table of results to determine outcome		Used when success/fail is not granular enough. Uses a table of results to determine outcome
	~~> #### Social~~ Reaction ~~Table~~		Upon meeting a strange NPC in risky circumstances, their initial feelings toward a player may be determined by a Reaction Roll of 2d6
	>\| Roll \| Monster Reaction\|		\| Roll \| Monster Reaction\|
	>\| --- \| --- \|		\| --- \| --- \|
	>\| 2 or less \| Hostile\|		\| 2 or less \| Hostile\|
	>\| 3-5\| Unfriendly, suspicious\|		\| 3-5\| Unfriendly, suspicious\|
	>\| 6-8\| Cautious, may consider offers\|		\| 6-8\| Cautious, may consider offers\|
	>\| 9-11\| Indifferent, ready to parley\|		\| 9-11\| Indifferent, ready to parley\|
	>\| 12 or more\| Friendly\|		\| 12 or more\| Friendly\|

	== Conflict Roll ==		== Conflict Roll ==