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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

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Updated to official Amar RPG system with new character sheet

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Isene: /* Fear */

2021-11-20T20:51:08Z

Fear

Isene: /* Increasing Attributes/Skills/Spells */

2020-11-22T16:06:38Z

Increasing Attributes/Skills/Spells

Isene: /* Fear */

2020-07-30T20:44:38Z

Fear

Isene: /* Open Ended Rolls */

2020-05-18T19:25:51Z

Open Ended Rolls

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 |'''5'''  || < 225  || '''11'''  || < 850 || '''+1''' || +200
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 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).

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 A teacher must have 5 more in the attribute or skill he trains another in. This figure is reduced by 1 per full 2 of the teacher’s teaching skill. You may train on your own without a teacher.
-To increase increase an Attribute or Skill, you need 10 "experience marks" plus the value you will rise to (subtract 1 per full 3 in Learning). Example: You have 6 in Learning and aim to increase your Coordination to 7. you will need 10 + 7 - 2 = 15 "experience marks".
+To increase increase an Attribute or Skill, you need 10 "experience marks" plus the value you will rise to (subtract 1 per full 2 in Learning). Example: You have 6 in Learning and aim to increase your Coordination to 7. you will need 10 + 7 - 2 = 15 "experience marks".
 When you get your chance to increase in an attribute or skill, roll a d6. If you increase up to your potential value, you increase unless you roll a 1. If you increase beyond your potential, you must roll a 6 to increase the value.

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 == Fear ==
-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. Status will not affect this roll.
+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).
 Characters with a weak heart could get a heart attack at a higher result than usual (in addition to fainting or falling into a coma).
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 |'''DR'''	|| '''Creature'''
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 | –9 || Awful demon
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 |15+	|| No effect.
 |-
-|13–14	|| –1 in status for 30 seconds.
+|14		|| –1 in status for 3 rounds.
 |-
-|12		|| –3 in status for 30 seconds.
+|9		|| Victim attacks opponent in a rage with -6 in defense value. If naturally cowardly, apply instead 7.
 |-
-|10–11	|| –3 in status for 1 minute.
+|8		|| Victim attacks opponent in a rage with -10 in defense value. If naturally cowardly, apply instead 7.
 |-
-|9		|| Victim attacks opponent in a rage trying to grapple it with the result of loosing 10 in defense value.
+|7		|| Victim flees as far as possible from the source of the fear (until exhausted, then hides). -5 in status. If naturally brave, apply instead 8.
 |-
-|7–8	|| Victim flees as far as possible from the source of the fear for 5 minutes.
+|6		|| Victim flees as far as possible from the source of the fear (until exhausted, then hides). -7 in status. If naturally brave, apply instead 8.
 |-
-|6		|| Victim stands immobilized as long as the source of the fear is active unless snapped out of it or attacked. If this is the case, apply the result from 7–8. The victim wets his/her pants.
+|5		|| Victim stands immobilized as long as the source of the fear is active unless snapped out of it or attacked. The victim wets his/her pants.
 |-
-|4–5	|| Victim becomes hysterical and will stay in place as long as the source of the fear is active unless snapped out of it. The victim shits his/her pants.
+|4		|| Victim becomes hysterical and will stay in place as long as the source of the fear is active unless snapped out of it. The victim shits his/her pants.
 |-
 |3		|| Victim faints and remains unconcious for 10 to 30 minutes unless actively awakened.
 |-
-|2		|| As above and the hair of the victim turns white.
+|2		|| Victim falls unconcious (coma) for 1 hour and will need a full day of rest.
 |-
-|1		|| Victim falls unconcious (coma) for 1 to 4 days and will need an additional week of rest.
+|1		|| Victim falls unconcious (coma) for D6 days and will need an additional week of rest. Throw an O6 and if fumble, hair turns white.
 |-
-|0		|| Victim suffers a heart attack and urgently needs medical attention. A medical lore roll of 6 or above is needed within one minute for the victim to survive. If the victim survives, he or she will need medical care for an additional one month, and will suffer a permanent loss of 1 in potential and current in strength, endurance and coordination.
+|0		|| Victim suffers a heart attack and urgently needs medical attention. A medical lore roll of 6 or above is needed within one minute for the victim to survive. If the victim survives, he or she will need medical care for an additional one month, and will suffer a loss of 1 in current in strength, endurance and coordination.
 |}

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 == Open Ended Rolls ==
-Unless otherwise indicated, all dice rolls are so-called “open ended.” It works like this: if a 6 is rolled on the dice, roll the dice again. If 4–6 is rolled, add 1 to the roll and roll the dice again, etc. If a 1 is rolled on the dice, roll the dice again. If 1–3 is rolled, subtract 1 from the roll and roll the dice again, etc. Any two consequtive 1s indicates a "fumble" while two consequtive 6s indicates a "critical" roll.
+Unless otherwise indicated, all dice rolls are so-called “open ended.” It works like this: You roll a six-sided dice. If you roll a 6, roll the dice again. If 4–6 is rolled, add 1 to the original roll (making it a 7) and roll the dice again, adding 1 to the original roll until you roll a 1, 2 or 3. If the original roll is a 1, roll the dice again, subtracting 1 from the original 1 if you roll 1–3. Keep rolling and subtracting until you end up rolling a 4, 5 or 6.Any two consequtive 1s indicates a "fumble" while two consequtive 6s indicates a "critical" roll.
 There is no limit to the result you can get with an open ended dice roll, including negative results such as –5.