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Download & View The World Of Synnibarr Corebook as PDF for free.. More details. Pages: The World of Synnibarr Corebook Click the start the download DOWNLOAD PDF Report this file Description World of Synnibarr is touted as "one of the worst RPG's ever written". Coub is YouTube for video loops. You can take any video, trim the best part, combine with other videos, add soundtrack. It might be a funny scene, movie quote, animation, meme or a ☆ Download The World Of Synnibarr [PDF] by Raven c.s. McCracken Title: The World Of Synnibarr Author: Raven c.s. McCracken ISBN: Page: pages Language: Introduction: The World of Synnibarr: Invicta is a science fiction fantasy role playing game. This system models EPIC play, from mages on starships battling alien armadas to winged grizzly’s ... read more

The third edition game mechanic replaces the previous percentile system with a streamlined skill-based system, where resolve and experience create cogency levels that are pitted against opposing cogency levels for determining results. McCracken and a group of other people have been playing and developing Synnibarr since the mid-'90s. In December a Kickstarter was launched to publish a new edition. The project was expected to span three books: an "Ultimate Adventurer's Guide", a "Worldship Atlas", and a "Book of Fate". From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The World of Synnibarr The World of Synnibarr , 2nd edition.

February Eat Butterflies: Tales of Vampire, Mages and Mutants. Swooping Grizzly Publications. ISBN Retrieved Get the newsletter. Subscribe to get the free product of the week! One-click unsubscribe later if you don't enjoy the newsletter. Log In with Facebook. Log In I am new here. Remember me. Error: No match for email address or password. Password forgotten? Click here. Advanced Search. The World of Synnibarr 3rd Edition: Tutorial From Synnibar. Watermarked PDF. Average Rating 1 rating. The World of Synnibarr 3rd Edition: Quick start Tutorial. The updated Tutorial teaches you the basic aspects of the Synnibarr3ed engine.

There are four pregenerated characters for use in a sample adventure for Fate to run. All of the basic mechanics of the new Synnibarr3ed system are detailed in this short tutorial. Customers Who Bought this Title also Purchased. Reviews 0. Please log in to add or reply to comments. Patrick G April 12, pm UTC. Kevin B July 01, pm UTC. Patrick G July 14, pm UTC. It doesn't seem to be for sale anywhere in print or PDF. Did only the backers get it? Brett B June 08, pm UTC. Jeremy R June 12, am UTC. Apparently the author lost pretty much everything in a house fire. I imagine he needs money. Chad S October 20, pm UTC. See All Ratings and Reviews. Browse Categories. September Setting Sale Week One. Rule System. Apocalypse World Engine. BRP Basic Roleplaying. Their Basic Abilities are getting a Rebranded Amazon Toolkit , or possibly just straight up an Amazon toolkit as the text says "Ninjas receive the Amazon's Toolkit", Heightened Awareness which gives them a surprise bonus and lets them sense life forms within 30 feet, Shadow Vision which gives them ' Darkvision, and Telepathy with other Ninjas in a range of 1 mile.

And also with total concentration prevent their own thoughts from being read. There is also the poison chart. a 1st level poison will take 45 minutes to affect pounds, and do damage per segment once it begins, over 3 sets. OR you could hit them a few times and kill them now instead of doing some damage in 45 minutes. At 5th level you can instead put people to sleep for 20 times the normal duration 5 sets at this point , and at 15th level they can make paralysis poisons for the same duration as sleep, which also has a debuff for an hour after that. The highest level is 40th level poisons, which take effect in 5 segments, do damage per segment, and last for 10 minutes. They also learn Special Disciplines , staring with one first-level ability and gaining one more every 3 levels, learning Oil of Protection and one other at 3rd and one more every 15 levels, one fifth level at level 5 and one more every 5 levels, and one 10th at 10 and every 10 after that.

Also it is unbreakable so it makes a handy thing to block with. Doesn't add strength bonus. Flying Foot lets you kick people really fast, for beam attack status and the same damage as a large waraxe, and for 2 con it can do chi damage to ignore most armor. Adjusted by strength. So don't punch people or you'll become visible again, but kicking them is OK. Takes 15 minutes to make, and goes bad almost immediately. Ninjas can do it blindfolded, but know it by rote so they don't know how it works or anything. Which are poisoned. They work as a poison of your level, with all choices and effects of that.

Divination is always on, and lets you find anybody you have a photo or good sketch of, even across dimensions or through Security spells, but it isn't Phazed. Dragon Breath lets you, uh. Blind a dude, and also cut off sound, sonar, radar, and Shadow Vision. That's what dragons do, right? Nanchaku is spelled funny and lets you make a "Nanchaku" you're already holding do more damage for a small con cost and hit twice with it in one attack, but only if they're in melee range. Sai lets a ninja do more damage with sai for a small cost or the same damage as chi for a larger cost, and gives a passive bonus to hit, throw, and block with them. Requires a real one, and also mentions that they may have up to a 30 foot chain attached.

Which doesn't seem right. Staff lets staffs do more damage as per Sai and also gives a bonus to disarm Stars of Night lets you throw shuriken for more damage and stun people, up to 3 per attack The Hand lets you punch people at 20 foot range for extra damage, or also lift shit like you were over there. You can in fact use it to climb, or hold molten metals. Their Fifth Level Disciplines are: Astral Form which lets them become astral and blah blah speed of thought tarwarp 10 blah blah blah. Cloak of Mist Works like the third-level Mage Warrior spell, except the ninja can more and attack without it dropping Create Chi Objects lets you make shit out of chi, like a shield, a rope, or shuriken, or simple weapons which huh have I gone over this before? It doesn't seem to be on anybody else's chi ability list Oh well it's boring. Ninja Tesseract lets them teleport in a puff of smoke. NINJA VANISH! You're also invisible for one turn after teleporting, or until you attack, which can help you surprise dudes.

It doesn't specify if it's per opponent, per group, per combat, or just ever. Their Tenth Level Disciplines are: Drain Life Force lets a ninja drain constitution points from somebody else don't go over double or you EXPLODE , and then either use it to pool power or restore somebody else's. But they can't keep and use it. Shadow lets a ninja turn into a shadow, making them immune to physical and energy and having a max load of 20 pounds. Tuch Is named after the God of Ninja and either kills a dude straight up, or makes them fall unconscious for 48 hours if their fail their save. Willforce we covered in Infiltators, only Ninjas actually get the Telepathy ability to do shit with it except wait that only works on other ninja.

So it's an ability to brainwash other Ninja, and ONLY other Ninja, into doing shit for you. And that's Ninjas! Next time: Psievlves! Classes: Psielves posted by Zereth Original SA post. Classes: Shadow Masters posted by Zereth Original SA post. Okay, it's time for World of Synnibarr, Part MIND POWERS: Shadow Masters! Shadow Masters are ALSO trained at Tesarak's Psionic Academy, starting between 5 and 6, and they require an Intelligence rating of at least 18 for admittance. I guess they hook kids up to the Stat-O-Matic and see what it prints out or something? Once he gets in, time to drink that Psisha Adreemus stuff! Then, all the Shadow Masters in the school gather around to help the kid be not crazy. Without this, they would be lost in the "corridors of insanity that are within their own awakening minds" and would have their minds completely and irrevocably destroyed! Actual rules for drinking Psisha Adreemus as a not-already-psi-using class: you go insane and this can be cured by the usual spell easily.

Once this happens, it's time for TRAINING! Over 10 to 15 years. As they level up, they learn new minor psi abilities. At 10th level, they can learn psi spells from their Shadow Master buddies telepathically! Or they can knock them unconscious and ransack their minds for them, but this takes an hour per spell and they have to stay down the whole time. time for willing transfer: Doing this means the victim has to roll psychic shock for each spell or go insane, and if they do you can't get any more spells becuase they're insane and you have to save vs unconsciousness. You also need to be high enough level to learn it! And can look at their list and pick. The max amount of psi points for a moral is ! You get them back after sleeping for 6 hours, from eating a psisheen mushroom points , drinking Psisha points per teaspoon or Psisha Adreemus points per teaspoon.

All of these are either psisheen mushrooms or made out of them. You can do this once per day without fucking yourself up! At 50th level, they learn Psionic Wish, "the most powerful spell available to any character class". And that's it for the fluff! Their Skills on top of the SFAGTA are Astral Projection and Detect Spell Traps! For remote viewing, they can stare the dude in the eye, and for mental shit they can tell where it's coming from if it's within feet or the direction if farther. They get Psionic Points to fuel their shit with! Minimum on any d is their Ego score, reroll if less. And of course, they get Psi Spells! And now it is time for the Spell List! Once again I will be going over the standout stuff and a general outline of what they get. Do you have the scent? Go find him! Tenth Level abilities include Ego Beast which creates a tin yblue dragon which eats a victim's ego points how this affects their Int or Wis is unclear , Interdimensional Space which lets you make a room 10 feet by 10 feet by 20 high, which will hold five people, and the door appears 10 feet above the ground so you have to fly or teleport in.

It lasts up to 8 hours, so here's that "go rest in another dimension where nobody can get at me" spell! The Kintetics spell lets you use all the powers of the Major Mutations Energy, Mass Molecule, Sonic, Major Photon, and Thermal Kinetic at 25 psi points per con point exchange rate. Mass Solid Illusion and Mass Teleport are obvious, Planeport lets you travel across up to 5 dimensions, Psi Transformation lets you drain people's con and ego points to restore your psi points, and if you jump through some hoops you can make the link permanent. Or you can just use it to filter con points and turn them into psi points when pooling power without screwing up your buddies. Psi Slayer makes a summon which can go hit people for you and shit. Worm "creates a small wormlike field within the brain of a subject" which lets you "completely control a subject's thoughts and actions". You can even cast psi spells through them out of your own points.

And put pressure on their pain and pleasure centers with it. And see through their eyes. You can only actively control one dude per 10 levels at a time, but you can worm up as many dudes as you want, and give them orders and then go check on another Wormed dude. psionic web. Which lets you grab people with it and shit, like webs do. Only psioniclly. Twentieth Level spells include Mass Mind Control which lets you control a bunch of dudes at once, Possession like the mutation, Psi Trap which is like a Spell Trap, only with psi instead, Psionic Acceleration which works like Spell Haste, Psionic Nullification like the major mutation Null Void, and Starport which lets you travel tarsec-level distances with normal misport chances.

Thirtieth Level spells include Caprenium Silence which lets you turn off any three of magic, psi, earthpower, chi, mutations, alchemy, and energy in a foot radius for a year , Impart Psionics makes a dude psionic so you can give them spells but not as good as an actual psi-casting class , Power Transfer like the 40th level Mage Warrior spell, Psi Bank for storing an extra psi points which they need to get somewhere, but fortunately it includes the ability to shoot beams at dudes to drain their psi points , Timeport which lets you teleport back in time a minimum of years, for 48 hours, but not into the future. But not in space, so if you want to go to Old Earth you need to go find it and THEN timeport.

Precognition lets you make a quicksave for psi points. Seriously, you look into the future by the GM running the game. For up to 5 minutes in-world time. he example informs us that you can view only up to 1 year in the future and you appanrelty have to be specific about where you're using it, becuase the example says if you want to know what happens when you go to the Dark Tower and fight Routh, if he's not gonna be there within the next year you wasted your psi points. Resurrection lets you bring dudes back from the dead, or also let you turn into a spirit for a bit and then go fly away and rebuild your body over there if you cast it in advance, or you can turn a dude into a spirit if the spell "is used more than three times when a user dies". Sphere of Power Transformation lets you absorb attacks, and then shoot them back out as raw damage.

attack type, range, and so on is not stated. The sole Fiftieth Level Psi Spell is Wish. It costs psi points to cast, and takes 45 days to cast "at the minimum constitution drain". You must spend at least points a day on it, and the book suggest you spend and 12 hours of concentration a day to cast it in only You can get buddies to help, but you have to spend the exact same total amount each day and do the same shit. In order to actually do it, you have to do the following:. Classes: Shadow Warriors posted by Zereth Original SA post. Classes: Shamans posted by Zereth Original SA post. Skills posted by Zereth Original SA post. Oh hey, Syrg, Looks like you aren't actually reading my updates or you'd have noticed that update 22 is both colored Tigers and Mage Tigers and the Weremen update has Winged Warriors in it too.

Anyway time for World of Synnibarr, Part Actually The Variant Race List Is Really Boring So I'm Skipping It: Leveling up! I will however be getting back to the variant races when I do monsters so you get to know what they actually are other than that they get a handful of abilities. Also as previously noted Preists of Berava are complete bullshit if you can scrape up the points for one, as they include all Ninja or Tiger abilities, best-grade spellcasting, a bunch of extra skills many of which are on the Ninja or Tiger list already, so I'm not sure what happens there , and the most ridiculous strength bonus available.

Chapter 2, "Rising in Levels" opens with a defense of using levels, stating that while it may pigeonhole people, it's completely necessary for evaluation the overall power of an adventurer. Because a level 1 Talking Racoon, a level 1 Aquarian, and a level 1 Preist of Berava are all about equal in power, right? The game does, however, give XP, or "Gaming Points" as it refers to them and I won't, for various shit other than just killing things, as seen in Chapter It takes 2x your next level in XP to go up, so you need 4 XP at first level to get to second level. And you reset to 0 when you level up and start counting up again. The example has a character gain 11 XP for killing a drake and saving a damsel, and thus becoming level 3 with 1 XP in change. It also doesn't specify in Computer Infiltration that it has to be, you know, a hostile system or anything, so you could just buy a computer with cheap shit security and hack into it over and over to hit level 50, assuming you've got the Computer Infiltration skill or are a BSC.

If you somehow have more than one class being a dual-adapation BSC, an Immortal Born, or if you bought a Practitioner of the Art skill , you have to evenly split the XP you gain between them. So the Practitioner of the Art skills kinda suck even more than it looked like. Especially since apparently other methods of getting more than one class do give you level-up skill points for both, but becoming a spellcaster when you class doesn't give it doesn't. There's a chart which gives all the level up bonuses for the 20 basic classes plus Non-Classed Adventurers, but the chart for variant races was back in Chapter 1 somewhere, because Synnibarr and sensible organization are not on speaking terms.

And then, there's shit about LEVELLING UP TO BEING A GOD. Starting with "be at least level 45 before you try" and "don't Wish for it or you explode". What you have to do is go on an Immortal Quest, which needs at least one of your classes to be 45th or higher in level, and you have to call up a god and ask for one. You can only pray once a day. Once htey do, they give you some extremely difficult task to help the god, and specificlly not the character. Once you succeed, the god will take you to Titan, the home of the Gods, where the shove a God Point into you and toss you into the Fires of Shadarkeem, which makes you 51st level, and Immortal! Rising to Demigoodhood 71st level is done similarly, only it takes 10 god points and presumably it's easier to get your patron god to call you back this time. After this, you're now a Demigod and have one "Core God Point"! Getting to God at th level while the highest listed Demigod, 30th level, is apparently only th level requires you to do anotehr quest, and now be provided god points and Breathe in the Flames while converting one of the core god points into God Power.

I'm pretty sure we'll learn what this shit means sooner or later. You can't use your own God power for those God Points, though, you still need help. Rising to Elder Godhood is similar to this shit, but are not covered here. The Flames of Shadarkeem are They're a foot taller, 20 foot diameter pillar, in the city of Titan on the planet Taine. Which refers us to a footnote in the backstory which mentions that Shadarkeem is the birth dimension of the gods and they turn into mortals because only Venderant Nalaberong and God Power work there. But nothing about Taine or Titan or anything. Only Immortals and Gods know where this place is, and can teleport there. Alone, until they're a full on God, in which case they can use God Points to keep mortals alive. When you're an Immortal, you get bonuses! The very first thing you get is a gift from Lord Sa'pell himself who?

a second character class! You start in it at first level, and have to go to school for it. Your old class you no longer need to go to school for, but still need 6 months barring being a BSC or some other training time discount to level up in it. And if you already have a class, Sa'pell apparently just gives you a pat on the back. You also no longer fear death or aging becuase you're not mortal anymore. If you're a BSC, you now get to be a real boy with a soul and life force of your very own becuase you need a soul for your Immortal shit. And also you don't need to worry about high technology being nullified or otherwise not working anymore. You still run on EGs, and now you can learn Venderant Nalaberong like anybody else! that is, you can't learn it for only one reason instead of TWO reasons now! Also in addition to not fearing aging you actually stop it, and your various Limitations go up! Don't worry, they're actually listed later in the chapter. You also get something called Divine Vision, which lets you "feel the presence" of life forms, the various types of magic and special powers, energy, and people's auras and levels.

You can also sense God Power and intensity thereof, but that's like hearing. As opposed to the earlier sense, which is like This is not specific enough to give you targeting information. Range is 5 feet "per level of the Immortal". You still need XP, and must split it up as per normal multi-class rules. There's a chart with Post-Mortal Level to Normal Character Level conversion provided for the purpose of figuring out what your various level-based spells and abilities and shit do now. These are also used for determining how many XP you need to level up.

There's now a list of bonuses, and it specifies that the strength bonuses can't b nullified! They also get life points per Immortal level, and also their normal HP for their classes. They get 10k HP per level, plus class HP, and 1 Core God Point per level. They get 50k HP per god level and their normal class HP, 10 core god points per level, and Divine Vision now lets them notice a 5-mile area square? come on , McCracken in a 50 mile range at once. And now we get God Power explained! See, God created Fate, and Fate created the Centiverse, so named because it's made of dimension each with subdimensions.

This multiverse contains something called "God Power". It's the strongest force ever! Except Venderant Nalaberong, which can neither affect or be affected by God Power. You can't combine them becuase God Power just cranks shit up to the max. Which basically means if you've got God Power you've got a lot more con points to play with. Now it's time for a definition of the term God in Synnibarr! being generated by worshipers. So, Gods are Gods because they can use God Power, I guess. Gods and Demigods are different from Immortals in that they don't need to eat, drink or breathe, because they're full of God Power. You can use god power directly to fire bolts of energy which by the time you're level 71 are pussy shit.

They take a whole fucking God Point to fire, which is worth You can also make a shield which protects vs very little for 20 effective con points. It does at least stop everything that isn't Venderant Nalaberong. You get more by leveling up or controlling a Divine Plane, described later. You can also convert a Core God Point into 10 God Points, but you ahve to use a complete God Point and this is pretty stupid becuase you're never getting it back. Maximum possible Core God Points is 2k. You also get god points per day based on your worshipers! Who need to faithfully pray and meditate for at least 15 minutes a day or they don't count. Dudes dedicating their entire day to keeping themselves alive and worshiping you do not get you any extra juice, apparently. However, it may be possible to worship more than one god this way as long as you spend at least 15 minutes per god. So get together with your buddies and set up your religion appropriately, I guess!

This means you need 10, devoted worshipers to get a whole God Point per day, on million to get 10, and ,, to get , the maximum allowed for a first level demigod. The most you can actually get from worshipers per day without wasting the extra is 1. Despite specifically saying from worshipers it specifies that your Core God Point based income doesn't count against this limit. When a God or Immortal "dies", you're out of things for 2 weeks unless your soul is imprisoned. After which your soul will rebuild your bodies from your stored DNA in your immortal mind. Until then, you're a spooky ghost and can only talk to people and appear to them! However, Shadarkeem Metal is a nasty piece of work which absorbs every Power except Venderant Nalaberong.

If you get within 10 feet of it as a post-Mortal, you feel week, within 1 foot you fall unconscious if you fail your metabolic shock roll which you roll every attack segment and if you spend more than 5 minutes that close, you die becuase it sucked up your soul. Or right away if you're touched with it. You can however let god-type dues in the metal back out if you break or destroy it. Carefully, otherwise you'll fuck up their soul! rules for this: nope And now, Divine Planes! For the low low price of core god points and normal god points, you get your own pocket dimension miles in diameter! Comes with a free "small asteroid" with a liveable environment on it!

You can change the laws of physics in it when you make it, but changing them from the default costs 10 god points per day per change. It's linked to you, but "is not considered a home plane until linked by way of the Fires of Shadarkeem. And it also increases in size by 10 miles per level. Planets cost as much as a mile increase for a a 1-mile globe, the same again for each extra mile of diameter. You need to use normal genetic engineering to provide your wildlife and place them somewhere habitable, and maintenance of "unnatural temperature variations" costs 10 god points per 1 mile of area. Duration not specified. In order to claim a divine plane for somebody else, you need to kick out the resident god, and take over the political and military systems of any dudes living there, especially "the religious majority". Keep this up for a year, and it's now your own plane! This gives the controller core god points.

So creating your own basically means you break even, and get a nice pad. You get no bonus for having a bigger than default plane. You can put your plane anywhere you like, as "They coexist on different dimensional frequencies and may occupy the same physical space of the prime or subdimension that they are in. You can't move it once you've made it, just make it bigger. Making ways in costs 10 god points a pop, and moving them afterward costs 5! Anybody else who tires to open one needs to cough up 2 Core God Points, or 1 to close it.

Just sealing one off without completely destroying it costs "at least 10 god points per day". Making a hole to another Divine Plane costs an extra god points on top of the 10 god points for actually making or 5 for moving a hole " on top of the two core points to open ", which was only previously mentioned as required to open SOMEBODY ELSE'S existing portal , and will let the other god know about it. It requires as many God Points to get through a locked portal as the dude spent on locking it! You are allowed to choose what your portals look like.

Home Planes are "very special to Gods and Demigods. Then you take it back, and you're extra Immortal in there! Unless your soul is destroyed by God Bolts, you can't even be killed by fucking up your soul! This requires your soul to be restrained and then blasted with God Bolts, which is basically the only reason other than their Line of Sight range to use them over more damaging lesser abilities fueled by God Points. In fact, even if your soul is destroyed outside the plane, your plane will remake you in 2 weeks! But no pull you out of some Shadarkeem Metal. Within the week after making your Home Plane, you can change its laws of physics, permanently! After that week you now need to spend God Points on changes again. Also your plane reflects your health, so if your soul is destroyed presumably in the god-bolt-barrage "actually destroyed" method rather than the "eh whatever" normal methods it stops being a Home Plane and you wasted those core god points assuming you're still alive.

You can also kick out a dude from their Home Plane as normal, but you have to go through the normal hoops to make it your own new Home Plane. And finally, the Limitations! You aren't allowed to have your various numbers on your sheet higher than these, varying by if you're a mortal, or various stages of post-mortality. Also you aren't allowed to ever have more than three classes at one time by any means including Power Transfer and Posession , and you can't travel back in time to help yourself. If you try, you go insane, and may be erased from history entirely!

You also can't leave the Centiverse or exceed the Limitations, ever, in anyway. There's a lot of numbers, but basically none of it will really mean anything to people who're less familiar with the rules than I am, and a lot of it I don't even really understand. Or care about. Although there are some "wait what" shit hiding in there, like the fact that you can only ever have a maximum of 25 special abilities at once, not counting spells, as a mortal. And, for example, there's exactly 25 special abilities as a Ninja, so if you're dual classed somehow you're gonna have some issues. You can also only be brought back to life a nubmer of times equal to half you Con score as a mortal, there's a specific limit on the Nerve Pinch ability, and The Chance of Success for skill is NOT on here! But your maximum possible Skill Points as a mortal is Including the free skill-ups through use?

WHO KNOWS And that's leveling up and maximum limits! And also the entire, I believe rules on being a god because this is fucking Synnibarr. Next time: Gear! This may get split up becuase the Cybernetics section probably deserves its own update. Provisions posted by Zereth Original SA post. Provisions 2: Cybernetics, explosives, and drugs posted by Zereth Original SA post. More Cybernetics posted by Zereth Original SA post. Substances posted by Zereth Original SA post. Starship Construction posted by Zereth Original SA post. Lands and Worlds! posted by Zereth Original SA post. More Lands and Worlds! Center of the World posted by Zereth Original SA post. Terra City posted by Zereth Original SA post. Okay, it's time for World of Synnibarr, Part Now More Condensed Because Nobody Cares About Pages And Pages Of Shops: Terra City!

Terra City has a population of ,, an Excellent defense factor, is crime-free, and has Tech Level 4 and Art Level 4! You get in through a tunnel we don't give a shit about, and is surrounded by a Werestorm which nullifies fucking everything so you have to get in or out on a ballistic course or riding a floating ship or something. And it's 15 miles from the inside to the outside. They use magic and shit to help with traffic control. Politically, it's got an elected mayor, and all city guards are at least 20th level, and they've also got a shitload of adventurers lying around. Also, a magic satellite called the Eye in orbit. It's in geosynchronous orbit over Terra, watching for hostile shit, and informs people through a special process called Which requires five Alchemists and a bunch of equipment to receive voice and crappy still pictures every five minutes.

Nnnnot seeming very impressive. Terra is awesome to live in, and cost of living is low. Also, the cops are awesome! They're all at least 20th level, and there's of them, and they're all Good aura. They have handcuffs which nullify powers, a wristwatch communicator which lasts for a massive 10 minutes per full charge, a power-nullification gun, and a "black lamborgini-type, antigravity squad car". Max speed MPH and a bunch of other shit. You know, maybe they should have more cops and less ridiculous cars? The laws they enforce are:. Wait this is kinda boring! Combat posted by Zereth Original SA post. Did somebody order some World of Synnibarr? Well you're getting it anyway Last time, I promised I would puzzle out combat!

This is, specifically, combat with hand to hand and normal weapons. If you're using spells or special abilities, you are referred to Chapter 9. Doing shit underwater and in other weird environments is in chapter 12, and "other chapters" cover space combat or combat in the Psychic Plane. Which I think is not the Astral plane. The game helpfully provides a combat sequence! It is 1: Init roll and state attack or action, 2: to-hit roll, 3: victim's response dodge or whatever , 4: Determine results if they didn't dodge, 5: Saving throw if they didn't dodge , 6: "heroic Attempts optional ", and 7: "God Roll when all else fails ".

First, you roll for init, and if you win, you go on the first turn segment, even if you don't have enough actions to act on it normally. If you tie, you roll again to see which one of you goes first on that init. If THAT ties, you roll again, and if THAT ties you go at exactly the same time. You then proceed down the attack segments 12 in all , and then resolve the actions of combatants who have actions on that segment determined entirely by your number of attacks per turn in init order. You may notice that, if you don't get the highest roll, this is not particularly important! Next, you wait until it's your action, and then you choose what you're doing, probably attacking something!

There are modifiers for range and things moving fast relative to you. Actually, no, faster or slower than you, so if you are moving at MPH, it's easier to hit if it's moving at MPH perpendicular to you, I guess. If you go for a called shot, you miss entirely. If you roll after modifiers, you do double damage, and , triple! But not if you were making a called or pinpoint shot. The GM can, at his option, make you roll something, it's not specified to see where a missed shot goes. There are also options for if you're waiting for somebody to show up to shoot them, or if you're using multiple limbs, or whatever, but who cares.

Next, your response! You may Dodge, Block, or Counterattack. disarm, judo throw a guy, or just go "pff whatever" and get hit. You get to move a little when you do this, and you are allowed to use a defenseive response even if the attack missed, letting you move around a little, or disarm people or counterattack without risk! Disarming and Throwing are only relevant if you have specific skills, and are irritatingly complicated so I'm not covering them. Counterattacking is You can only do it if you have an attack action to use on the segment you got hit in. If you succeed, you get to attack them instead! And then they get to choose their defensive option, and yes, coutnerattacking is on the table. You can't counter a third time, though. What happens to the original attack is not clear. Now, assuming you have hit, you determine damage, based on your weapon's damage dice, your strength adjustment, how fast you were going, if you rolled well enough for double or triple damage.

Then, it is time for your victim's saving throw! Which they always get. Against everything. There is a big goddamn list of categories. Usually this means nothing happens, but it depends on the exact category. Next comes "Heroic Attempts", which is jumping in front of the bullet for somebody else. Although you can do other things as well, depending on what your GM lets you do. This is worth XP based on the level of the guy you're saving, in fact! But only if htey otherwise would have died. But this doesn't count for determining if you're an Immortal Born, you have to get natural 20s for that. Finally, the God Roll. If all else has failed you, and you're about to die If successful, you're fine! You need to worship a god for this or you instead get a random chance of becoming a ghost. Those of you who remember the god rules may recall it does not give you any actual ability to sense that your worshipers are in danger or assist them!

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