Young Writers Society

Forgive me, my children! ^^" I get mixed up sometimes. I'll correct in a moment. And then repost them. Plus, I realised I didn't have the capacities correct.

Whoa... didn't even notice. And cool:)

Just a quick note. You can remember your own life previous to Blind River. The only thing you can't remember is how you got to Blind River. XD

Right. In that case, Eleven's from the equivalent of our Renaissance Period in another world a lot like Earth. I think they should share stories later.

Quick summary of battle (this does involve rolling dice. XD):

If your speed is greater than theirs go to this website (you will want to bookmark/favourite this page. You're going to use it a lot) and roll a d2. If you roll a 1, you can dodge. If your speed is less than theirs roll a d100; anything above or equal to 90 is a dodge. (This works the same for an enemy. You will be rolling for them as well.)

If you choose to defend, and your defense is greater than their attack roll a d2. If you roll a 1, you defend. If your defense is not greater than their attack, roll a d100; anything above or equal to 90 is a dodge. (This works the same for an enemy. You will be rolling for them as well.)

If you choose not to defend or dodge, the enemies attack is equal to their listed attack, however, your defense, as a percentage (the result which is then rounded up to the nearest whole number), will be taken off the attack.

When you attack, if your attack is greater than their defense, you will hit, unless they can dodge (which you will need to roll for, rules are the same). If your attack is less than their defense, roll a d100 and anything above and equal to 90 is a hit. If you do not roll over or equal to 90, you do not hit successfully and their reaction will be to defend. Magic attacks are still considered attacks.

It is vice versa for you and your enemy.

For the sake of fairness, accept that you and your opponent will have turns.

Dodging and defending are considered reactions and not turns.

Simple example of a short battle:

Enemy:

Health - 7
Speed - 9
Attack - 59
Defense - 10

Azrael Linx:

Health - 300
Speed – 14
Attack – 8
Defense - 8

Enemy attacks (59) / Azrael dodges ( 14 > 9, rolled 1).
Azrael attacks (8) / Enemy defends ( 10 > 8, rolled 30).
Enemy attacks (59)/ Azrael attempts to dodge, but fails (rolled 2). Enemy's hit succeeds (0.08*59 = 4.7 * 5, therefore attack = 54), health falls to 246.
Azrael attacks (8)/ Enemy attempts to defend, but fails (rolled 2). Azrael's hit succeeds (0.10*8 = 0.8 = 1, therefore attack = 7), enemy's health falls to 0.
Azrael wins.

You don't need to be so technical and have fun with describing your fights. However, that's the general gist of it.

Also, please find attached a more recent set of character details.


5XP to everyone. :3

Also, Laminated, I rechecked the XP, and at my count you were still at 31XP (until I just added 5.)

Werewolf (All 4):

Health - 20
Speed - 14
Attack - 66
Defense - 13

They don't have weapons, apart from claws and teeth, so any attribute skills will not be helpful.

Since the bow is a long range weapon, would there be any first strike option for Grif, or free shot (provided he could see them coming?) Also, where does accuracy come into play?

Grif

Health - 300
Speed - 15
Attack - 8
Defense - 11

Grif attacks (8)/ Werewolf attempts to dodge, but fails! (rolled 58)
Grif hits for 8*.89= 7. Werewolf is down to 13 health.
Werewolf attacks (66)/ Grif attempts to dodge and succeeds (rolled 1)
Grif attacks (8)/ Werewolf attempts to defend but fails (rolled 2)
Grif hits for 8*.89=7. Werewolf is down to 6 health.
Werewolf attacks (66)/ Grif attempts to dodge and succeeds (rolled 1)
Grif attacks (8)/Werewolf attempts to defend, but fails (rolled 2)
Grif hits for 8*.89=7. Werewolf has been defeated!

Grif is feeling tired! Stamina used is 8 attack*7*3 hits*.5 (Rogue has half the stamina costs)=84. His stamina is down to 216/300. (I'm not sure at what rate stamina is regenerated.)

I'm going to add some additional thoughts on the DT.

So, combat has pretty much been finalised. Please see the DT Combat Master Post for further information and feel free to continue the story.

Enemy: Health - 20 /Speed - 14 /Attack - 66 /Defense - 13
Raven: Health - 300 /Speed – 14 /Attack – 15 /Defense - 9

Enemy attacks (66) / Raven attempts to dodge and succeeds (rolled 9)
Raven has melee weapon (1d6) (rolled 2)
Raven attacks (15) / Enemy attempts to dodge and succeeds (rolled 1)
Enemy attacks (66) / Raven attempts to dodge and fails (rolled 81)
Werewolf hits for 66*0.91= 60. Raven is down to 240 health.
Raven has melee weapon (1d6) (rolled 4)
Raven attacks (15) / Enemy attempts to dodge and fails (rolled 82)
Raven attempts to hit again (1d2) (rolled 1) Raven succeeds
Raven attempts to hit again (1d2) (rolled 2) Raven fails
Raven attempts to hit again (1d2) (rolled 2) Raven fails
Raven hits for 15*0.87= 14*2= 28. Werewolf has been defeated!

Raven is feeling tired! Stamina used is (7*14)+(7*15)+(7*14)+(7*13*0.5)= 346.5
(What happens if we use more stamina than we have? Am I doing this right? Are stamina costs too high?)