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 Posted: Sun Jul 08, 2007 3:44 pm
Art of Ninjutsu Battle System
When entering a battle with another member of the Guild, you need to follow these rules.
- Always announce your stats and equipped weapon (stats include additions from your luck and your weapon of choice)
- Damage is determined by adding the numbers from 4 six-sided dice and your STR, then dividing the number in half, rounded down to the nearest number divisible by two
- ACC always counters AGI. The amount of ACC you spend is equal to the amount of damage you cannot be dodged through the use of AGI. However, when a character announces an attack, they must also announce how many ACC points they wish to spend. After that point, their opponent may spend AGI points. These points are subtracted from your stats for the remainder of the battle.
- Always keep track of your stats, and announce any subtractions (such as AGI, ACC, or HP)
- If you feel another guild member has made a battle error, you can PM a moderator with your complaint and we will act as referees.
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xSensei_Shinobix rolled 4 6-sided dice:
6, 6, 6, 6
Total: 24 (4-24)
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Posted: Sun Jul 08, 2007 4:26 pm
Example
Step 1: announce an attack - (ex. Tsume lunges forward, slashing at Kiba with his katana) - in the same post, use the roll dice action and announce how many ACC points you wish to spend.
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Posted: Sun Jul 08, 2007 4:32 pm
Example
Step 2: You can see I rolled a 24 with my four six-sided dice. I will now add 24 to my current STR (ex. 20). 24+20=44. Now I will divide that in half and figure out the amount of damage I am attempting to deal.
Step 3: Your opponent now announces how many AGI points they wish to spend, then subtract that number from the amount of damage your attack will cause and the amount of ACC you used. (ex. attack damage=22, ACC points = 5, opponent uses 10 AGI points, total damage= 17) Your opponent then subtracts the total damage dealt from their HP and it becomes their turn.
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