Difference between revisions of "The Leonhart System"
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== Character Stats == | == Character Stats == | ||
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* [[Character_Creation|Character Creation]] | * [[Character_Creation|Character Creation]] | ||
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== Actions == | == Actions == | ||
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== Ranges == | == Ranges == | ||
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== Attacks == | == Attacks == | ||
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* [[Turns_and_Battle|Turns and Battle]] | * [[Turns_and_Battle|Turns and Battle]] | ||
* [[Status_Effects|Status Effects]] | * [[Status_Effects|Status Effects]] | ||
Revision as of 20:50, 13 April 2020
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Dice
Rolls all use a 12-sided die. One die is rolled against another, along with roll boosts depending on the situation. The higher roll total wins; however, rolling a 1 or a 12 is a Critical Roll and causes a loss or a win respectively, regardless of total. In the case of two same critical rolls, the higher total wins.
Character Stats
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Actions
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More info: Actions
Ranges
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More info: Ranges
Attacks
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