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Isene: Skill crit/fumble tables simplified to single d6 roll (combat and magick keep two-level tables)

2026-07-18T19:23:15Z

Skill crit/fumble tables simplified to single d6 roll (combat and magick keep two-level tables)

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Isene: Dodge example: Athletics, not Melee Combat

2026-07-18T19:11:27Z

Dodge example: Athletics, not Melee Combat

Isene: Add generic Skill Criticals and Fumbles tables (non-combat skill rolls)

2026-05-30T17:15:59Z

Add generic Skill Criticals and Fumbles tables (non-combat skill rolls)

Maintenance script at 16:03, 4 October 2025

2025-10-04T16:03:47Z

Isene: /* Character Sheets */

2025-10-01T14:56:25Z

Character Sheets

Admin: RESTORE: Fixed The_Character page to proper 3-tier system

2025-10-01T14:49:24Z

RESTORE: Fixed The_Character page to proper 3-tier system

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Admin: Converted to 3-tier system with skill totals

2025-10-01T14:11:54Z

Converted to 3-tier system with skill totals

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Admin: Updated to official Amar RPG system with new character sheet

2025-10-01T11:24:11Z

Updated to official Amar RPG system with new character sheet

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Admin: Updated to official Amar RPG system with new character sheet

2025-10-01T11:23:59Z

Updated to official Amar RPG system with new character sheet

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Isene: /* Fear */

2021-11-20T20:51:08Z

Fear

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 When we talk about the total value for a skill, we mean: The Skill value pluss its corresponding Attribute value and its corresponding Characteristic value.
 * Example: The total in Fortitude would be the PC's value in Fortitude + Endurance + BODY
-* Example: The total in Dodge would be Dodge + Melee Combat + BODY
+* Example: The total in Dodge would be Dodge + Athletics + BODY
 * Example: The total in Reaction Speed = Reaction Speed + Awareness + MIND

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 * Total: 7 + 2 (Athletics) + 3 (Climb) + 1 (BODY) = 13
 * Result: Success (13 ≥ 8)
 == Playable Races ==

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 |'''5'''  || < 225  || '''11'''  || < 850 || '''+1''' || +200
 |}
 To get an idea of skill ratings:

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 == Character Sheets ==
-To make and record a character, use the [[File:CharacterSheet-new.jpg|Character Sheet]]. Mark training and experience with a pencil.
+To make and record a character, use the Character Sheet. Mark training and experience with a pencil.
 == Advancement System ==

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	== Fear ==		== Fear ==
		+	[[Image:Horror show.jpg\|360px\|thumb]]

	Now and then the characters will encounter situations where they would be thoroughly scared, sometimes to death. It is very difficult to roleplay a character correctly when he or she meets the first zombie or werewolf. In addition to this, the fear might result in physical reactions beyond any roleplaying skill. To handle this, the character should make an endurance roll with adjustments according to the Fear Adjustments table. The result is checked on the Fear table to find the effects the fear has had on the character in question. Current status will not affect this roll. Each round after the initial fear roll, the character throws a dice - and on a roll of 4-6, the character moves up one step on the table. Some creatures or situations may have a different chance of the victims moving up the table (some magic scares may move up on a roll of 2-6 as it fades easily, while when meeting a demon the character may only move up when throwing a 6).		Now and then the characters will encounter situations where they would be thoroughly scared, sometimes to death. It is very difficult to roleplay a character correctly when he or she meets the first zombie or werewolf. In addition to this, the fear might result in physical reactions beyond any roleplaying skill. To handle this, the character should make an endurance roll with adjustments according to the Fear Adjustments table. The result is checked on the Fear table to find the effects the fear has had on the character in question. Current status will not affect this roll. Each round after the initial fear roll, the character throws a dice - and on a roll of 4-6, the character moves up one step on the table. Some creatures or situations may have a different chance of the victims moving up the table (some magic scares may move up on a roll of 2-6 as it fades easily, while when meeting a demon the character may only move up when throwing a 6).