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Events
As the game progresses the players will sometimes go into a story based event, to figure
out the experience to give the group for the event it’s good to set up a plan for several
possible outcomes with different rewards. Given when the group completes the events,
the best way to figure out experience this way is to reward the group greater based on the
closest result completing the story as it is planned out by the GM, with alternate options
to and rewards for different diverting paths.
Example:
In one quest the players are to acquire a package from a group of shady looking people
and returning it to a store owner for a reward without the package begin opened or
damaged.
The idea is for the players to steal the package without being caught and getting and
returning it to the shop owner in perfect condition. This option would grant the group 5
experience based on the difficulty of the theft.
Alternate options would be.
1. Lowering the EXP reward if the package was returned damaged or opened. -1 EXP
2. Lowering the EXP reward if the group fought the thieves. -1 EXP
3. Lowering the EXP reward if the group is captured by the thieves -1
4. Raising the EXP if the group got the package from the thieves with diplomacy +1 EXP
5. Breaking free after being captured by the thieves and avoiding further encounters +1
EXP
6. Taking out the thieves by killing them or capturing them in surprise rounds only +2 EXP
These or even more elaborate options could be made by the group
Fights
Gain EXP from encounters is standard in games
Standard EXP Gain - fighting a group, as a group

Figuring out experience for fights involves the parties average level vs the encounters
highest level. If the encounter has more than one creature an extra level is counted on the
encounter by one point by adding up the number of creatures total level and dividing it by
highest level and rounding it down. You then take the final number and subtract the
player’s level average from it)
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Example:
1. The groups of six players confront a group of goblins.
2. The groups levels are one player is level 1 three are level 2 and two are level 3, the
groups average is level 2.
3. There are five goblins, one is level 4 and the rest level 2.
4. Minions 2+2+2+2=8
5. Minion divided by the highest level 8/4=2
6. Encounter level 4+2=6
7. Gained EXP 6 -2= 4
Fighting a solo
When a player goes solo against an encounter they don’t count the parties average but
just their level in the battle when figuring out the EXP.
Kill Point
When facing a tough challenge but playing within a party the player that slays the beast
(must be more than the parties combined Level [each players level averaged]) the player
that deals the final blow gains a bonus experience point
Treasure
The system allows multiple ways for gaining treasure in Power / Comedy plays players
can gain items and even money off of the bodies of defeated encounters. In normal and
Survival the players can harvest from the bodies. Intelligent begins and some monster
choices will still gather treasure and items, but many cases the treasure that is there is
stuff like meat, feathers, bones and hides all of which have uses some even alchemically
(See Item rules for potions ingredients). These items can be sold in cities and towns, or
used to craft items vehicles and more. The Gm can still tack on a rare find in such a
creature, but otherwise it won’t drop normally. Under each monster listing is possible
stuff players can harvest from creatures.
Duels
At any point two characters or a player and an encounter with normal or higher
intelligence can enter a duel. Duels don’t just mean fighting them physically but also can
be skill, ability or even mental duel. The quote rules of the duel are setup before battle
and the players. When its player vs player the conditions and rewards of the duel are
placed up solely by the two players. But when the player is facing an encounter the GM
will set up a rare item or bonus EXP or Build points as the reward should the player when
the duel. Should the play lose the Gm can humiliate or destroy an item of the player if
the rule of the duel wasn’t to the death. Of course if the duels rule is to the death then the
duel is one when one dies.
Suggested Types of Duel rules

To the Death – the duel continues till one side dies

Training – the reward of the duel is learning a new technique, power or spell through
combat.
Competition – The reward is some treasure and/or a title of victory that has some
reputation
Honor – the battle is set to prove ones loyalty or regard for one another.
Quell – this battle is to settle large battles to prevent needless bloodshed on either side.
Self-Worth – This duel is set to prove ones skill to others.
Tasks (This is only Available in Normal and Survival game play)

Players performing or coming up with creative uses of their skills, the game system is
designed. Having players do difficult tasks such as building a vehicle in a short time.
Disabling a bomb or so on in the game can reward a player an EXP point should they do
a incredibly creative or difficult task.
Training / Breeding/ Enslaving

The game allows players many options of play so it is no surprise that most of the
monsters can be trained, breed, or enslaved in the game for use as allies, extra funds or to
mass produce a product or use of a creature. Training is done for players with animal or
other companion options available through their class such as a Ranger or Trainers
companion. Breeding can be done with many animals and monsters with a low
intelligence that is allowed as a companion. Enslaving is for higher intelligent creatures
but is treated like Breeding, in that both use the Empathy skills (Empathy for slave and
/or Profession Rancher Skill. For handling the care of the creature and healing the players
can use (Animal Empathy or Medical).
Types of Encounters
Solo encounter
Solo encounters are when the group faces an encounter of one creature equal or no higher
than two levels above the players.
Group Encounter
Group encounter is when the group faces an encounter of 2-8 creatures equal or one level
above the group.
Swarm Encounter
Swarm encounter is when the group faces 1 or more (Best not to do more than three for
average group sizes) swarms.
Boss Encounter
Boss encounters causes the group to fight a stronger and more powerful enemy more
often at least 2 levels higher but no higher than 6 levels above the groups average.

Army Encounter
Army Encounters causes the group to fight a group of 10 or more equal or lower level
creatures, the larger the groups numbers the higher the level of the encounter.
Additive Encounters
Additive Encounters are elements that increase the creature encounters difficulty, based
on a number of issues, Such as fighting in a hazardous situation, fighting massive waves
of enemies.
Environment Encounter
Environment Encounters are when the environment itself provides a high level of
difficulty for the group in a whole. Such as fighting in water or while climbing a Cliffside,
as an additive encounter it increases the level of the encounters of creatures by +2. On its
own it counts a ½ the parties level in EXP.
Examples of Environment Encounters
1. Fighting on a Cliff / Confided foothold
2. In water or open space
3. In swamp, sand dunes, or uneven ground
4. Zero Gravity
5. Fighting in Midair
6. Fighting on treetops
Nature Encounter
Nature Encounters are when environmental factors such as weather come into play,
causing a degree of difficulty. The more dangerous the force of Nature that is active
during an encounter, when out of tasks the degree of difficulty can also reward bonus
experience equal to ¼ the parties level.
Examples of Nature Encounters
1. Fighting in a Blizzard
2. Fighting in a Heavy Storm
3. Fighting in High Winds
4. Fighting in Earthquake
5. Fighting in Volcanic eruption
Money system
BRP (Base Retail Price)
Base Retail Price is the given costs in the rules for players to purchase and sell items,
however its set to be allowed to have the money value increased or decreased depending
on any number of factors.
The cost is based on a random money amount. The way it’s designed is based on this
concept in the real world. Something with a BRP of 100 is equal to a real world of $1.00,
thus when figuring out the money system for your game when figuring the cost of some
items should keep in mind that the BRP is equal to a normal cost by moving the decimal
point passed the first two numbers.

Based on Popular games this is how the money breaks down

Fantasy Currency BRP
Platinum coin 1 = 10000
Gold coin 1 = 1000
Silver coin 1 = 100
Lead coin 1 = 10
Copper coin 1 = 1
Modern US Currency
Platinum Coin / $100 Bill 1 = 10000
Gold Coin / $10 Bill 1 = 1000
Silver Coin / $1 Bill 1 = 100
Lead Coin 1 = 10
Copper Coin 1 = 1
Supplies Needed / Gathered for crafting

When Players gather or need supplies they have a needed to complete a build. The
needed supplies are based on GM’s suggestion for supplies needed and the amounts
needed are based on the size of the build & the DC of the item.
Builds Size Machines Vehicle Weapons Items Armor Cooking Chemistry
Minimal +1 +1 +1 0 0 +1 0
Tiny +2 +2 +1 0 +1 +1 0
Small +3 +3 +2 +1 +1 +1 +1
Medium +4 +4 +2 +1 +2 +1 +1
Large +5 +5 +3 +1 +2 +2 +1
Huge +6 +6 +3 +2 +3 +2 +2
Colossal +7 +7 +4 +2 +3 +2 +2
Gargantuan +8 +8 +4 +2 +4 +2 +2
every 10 +5 +5 +2 +1 +2 +1 +1
points DC
of the
Build
Reputation
As a choice for the player’s actions and succeeding in completing complicated encounters
they may be rewarded with Reputation. There are many abilities both class and other
wise that allows the players to use their reputation to affect many things. The most
important thing of note depends on the reactions from the public. Reputation is divided
into two types, good and bad. Depending on how the reputation falls depends on how
open or inviting the public will act to the players.

Example of Reputation
Player with no Reputation wanting to buy from a store has to pay the normal rates.
Player with a Positive Reputation wanting to buy from the same store may be given a
discount, bonus items or shared information.
Player with a Negative Reputation wanting to buy is likely to suffer higher prices and
discrimination from the shopkeeper.
The opposite is true when dealing with illegal matters where a Bad Reputation will be
befitting for the player.
Players can often influence reputations with some abilities, diplomacy, or through giving
the person some extra funds.
Giving Reputation
The Degree of Reputation given to a player from an event or encounter relates on the
public opinion of the area they are in. Such as if a player kills a lord of a city it’s
normally bad and will likely stand as a -5 Reputation, but if that lord is despised and
hated by the people it may be a positive reputation of +5.
Guilt by Association
The standing points for player’s actions can increase of decrease their reputation through
their actions. It’s important to figure out the Reputation for each player actions separately,
but a player with an excessively high or low Reputation may influence the Rep of others
scores depending on guilt by association.
Suggestions for reputation rewards

Save a person’s life +5
Defeat raiders +5
Kill a Noble -5
Caught Stealing -2
Caught Killing -4
Caught Dealing Illegal substances -1
Fight Fires +2
Raid towns -5
Build for Needy +5
Charity (10,000 BRP Value) +1

Island Creation
It’s Important to play in both travel and island types to take into play weather conditions and other
outstanding conditions of the island, While the events of each island is up to the GM along with
the islands inhabitants. Things such as plant life, animal life and general weather conditions that
may cause issue with the players, handling a one on one battle with pirates is nothing like facing
the full furry of a Hurricane.
When traveling the seas each Island effects the climate conditions as you approach them so its
important for the GM to know (mainly when going to the grand line) what type of island they are
headed to
Grand Line Island Types
First roll 1d4 to determine to Main Climate
01 Spring
02 Summer
03 Fall
04 Winter
(Note: When playing in the grand line its important after the first roll a second roll on the 1d4
determines the secondary climate, Duplicate climates such as Summer +Summer – is highly
likely a Dessert while opposing

The next roll required is to sum up the islands makeup to do this it’s a good idea that the GM
figures the basic size of the island Small Islands are 1 – 10 miles in size, Medium 11 – 30 miles in
size, Large 31 – 60 miles in size, Huge 61 - 100 miles in size, Any thing larger can be considered
a content which is not very likely in the Grandline but is likely in ether of the 4 seas. The make up
the islands depending on the size may require more then 1 roll, it is suggested to roll twice for
each size category.
01 Grassland
02 Urban
03 Forrest
04 Jungle
05 Rolling Hills
06 Mountainous
07 Rocky
08 Dessert / Bad Lands
09 Swamp
10 Tundra
11 Farmlands
12 Coral Bed
13 Heavy Cloud
14 Plant life
15 Massive Animal
16 Sand
17 Ship Wreck / Junk/ Bone
18 Cavernous
19 Volcanic
20 Other

The weather conditions effect hazards that may arise

Roll the Weather Conditions for each day of the island
01 Sunny
02 Partly Cloudy
03 Cloudy
04 Clear / Frost / Sizzle [Frost causes 1d4 Cold damage, Sizzle 1d4 Heat damage]
05 Humid [sense of temps is felt as the next category higher/ lower in cold climate]
06 Fog / Haze [Notice Check required to stay on course when traveling in this]
07 Drizzle / Flurries/ Dew
08 Rain / Snow/ Dust
09 Storm/ Snow Storm/ Dust Storm [Fort Save DC 15 vs. Temp Blindness]
10 Maelstrom/ Blizzard/ Sand Storm [Fort Save DC 30 vs. Temp Blindness]
11 Hail/ Ice Storm/ Twister [Hail 1d6 a round bashing SS/ 1d10 Cold damage/ Debris flying]
12 Oddity (GM Decides on the weather Event)
Wind Conditions
With out the wind in the sails the ship wont move or will use up precious power sources to push
onward. The wind is a fickle thing and can shift, increase or stop all together at times (ANY travel
in the calm belt the wind is always None forcing the players to rely on other sources to move
through before they become Sea King Chow). Direction of the wind isn’t important unless you the
GM wants to or it is based on some story element
01 No Wind Ship Can’t move with out Engine or alternate form of movement
02 Breeze ½ Movement rate
03 Wind Normal Move
04 Gust Normal Move
05 Strong Wind + ½ Movement rate
06 Cross Breeze Normal Move [+20 Navigate check DC to stay on course]
07 Heavy Wind Double Movement Rate [+20 Pilot Check to keep ship from damage
4d10 bash]
08 Hurricane Winds [+40 Pilot check vs. damage 8d10 bashing from winds], Flying debris
09 Fresh Wind Normal movement, relaxation effect removing exhaustion, stress based
penalties
10 Foul Wind Normal movement, Players must make Save vs. Sickness

11 Circling Winds Normal Move [+40 Navigate check to stay on course]

12 Other GM creates condition no listed above
Temperature
(Humid temps will affect players greater then dry days, aka cold damage or fatigue will set in)
[some results may require a re-roll based on the islands climate] The temps are pretty much
stagnant unless a major weather changing event occurs. So rolling the temps is only important to
be done once for the island and again when a major weather event occurs, or in game event
occurs. Some depending on the time of year may determine set location on the roll charts below.
Temperate Climate (East Blue, Near Spring Island, Near Fall Island, or Temperate Climate
Islands)
01 0 or above [long term exposure Cold damage 1d6 SS]
02 10’s [long term exposure Cold damage 1d6 SS]
03 Lower 20’s [long term exposure Cold damage 1d6 SS/ Fresh Water starts to freeze]
04 Upper 20’s
05 Lower 30’s
06 Upper 30’s [Frost can form and kill plants]
07 Lower 40’s
08 Upper 40’s
09 Lower 50’s
10 Upper 50’s
11 Lower 60’s
12 Upper 60’s
13 Upper 70’s
14 Lower 80’s
15 Upper 80’s [Water begins to Evaporate / may face plants wilting]

16 Lower 90’s
17 Upper 90’s [long term exposure Heat damage 1d6 SS]
18 Lower 100’s [long term exposure Heat damage 1d6 SS]
20 110’s [long term exposure Heat damage 1d6 SS]
Hot Climate (West Blue, South Blue, Summer Island, or Hot Climate Islands)
01 Upper 60’s
02 70’s
03 80’s
04 Lower 90’s
06 Lower 100’s [long term exposure Heat damage 1d6 SS]
Cold Climate (North Blue, Winter Island, or Cold Climate Islands)

01 -40’s [long term exposure Cold damage 2d20 SS]
03 -20’s [long term exposure Cold damage 2d6 SS/ Sea Water starts to freeze]
05 Below 0 [long term exposure Cold damage 1d6 SS]
06 Above 0 [long term exposure Cold damage 1d6 SS]
07 10’s [long term exposure Cold damage 1d6 SS]
08 20’s [long term exposure Cold damage 1d6 SS/ Fresh Water starts to freeze]
09 30’s
10 40’s
11 Lower 50’s
12 Upper 50’s
Water Conditions
roll 1d10 for the water conditions for ocean travel, if the result of 9 or 10 re-roll if ether comes up a
second time that event occurs, roll a 1d8 to see the rest of the days water conditions. If you want
to save the results of 9 and 10 for better moments then simply roll water conditions on a d8.
* = Reflex Move is when one tries normal movement on a ship they have a chance at tripping and
falling forcing them at a half / cautious movement [Sea Legs Ability avoids this roll]
01 Still [No Movement Penalty on ship]

02 Calm [DC 05 Reflex Move* Penalty on ship]
03 Normal [DC 10 Reflex Move* Penalty on ship]
04 Choppy [DC 15 Reflex Move* Penalty on ship]
05 Rolling [DC 20 Reflex Move* Penalty on ship]
06 Big Waves [DC 25 Reflex Move* Penalty on ship]
07 Rough waves [DC 30 Reflex Move* Penalty on ship]
08 Crashing Waves [DC 35 Reflex Move* Penalty on ship,
+20 Pilot check DC vs. 2d10 bashing damage]
09 Rogue Wave [+40 Pilot check DC vs. 6d10 bashing damage]
10 Tidal Wave / Tsunami [+60 Pilot check DC vs. 6d10 bashing and 25% chance of flipping ship
over]

Pose Time
While some islands hold their own magnetic field that causes poses to act odd most in the grand
line have a set pull from a set path of islands in the first half there is divided in 7 routes from
Reverse Mountain, The second half while in the part of the Grand line dubbed “The New World”
there a several islands that the more environmentally sever the island the strong the pull it has on
the pose plus some islands have a hidden magnetic field thus make the pose useless in locating.
Also many inhabited islands have log poses that are set with their own magnetic field and can be
purchased around the world. When landing on an island it takes time for standard and New World
Poses to lock on the next islands locations, roll 1d6 on the chart below then roll the dice it
requires for the time. In the four Seas (North, East, South, West) a normal compass is usable
and does not reset.
01 Minutes roll 6d10 for how many

02 Hours roll 1d12 for how many
03 Days roll 1d6 for how many
04 Weeks roll 1d4 for how many
05 Months roll 1d10 for how many
06 Years roll 1d2 for how many

Travel Time
Personally I suggest in the early parts of the game the GM create an idea of all locations in the 4
sea that they start the players in and draw up a map to determine the basic distance. I state this
as it lets the players wander on their own exploring the area. And with this you can figure ahead
the basic time it takes from the island they are on to the next one. Meanwhile in the Grand line
“Paradise” as long as they follow their Log pose the time between the islands can be days based
on the chart below. “New World” also would
the time it takes to get from the last island to this one, roll 1d6 to determine the amount of days it
takes to get to the next island, once the d6 is rolled follow the chart on the next roll to determine
the time that it would take under normal conditions to arrive.
01 roll 1d4 days

02 roll 1d6 days
03 roll 1d8 days
04 roll 1d12 days
05 roll 1d20 days
06 roll again twice add the results

Once you have all the setup in the lines above you need to work on event/ adventures of each
island. This is based how creative of a GM you can be. Most islands will have at least 1 or 2
major events that lead to battles. (Example: In the series the Straw hats arrived at Drum Island in
the need of a doctor, on it they had that search for a doctor as a major event and it lead into the
battles with Wappo’s forces, The Lapin Battle with Sanji and Luffy, a town battle with Ussop, Zoro,
and Vivi. Yet the secondary events occurred such as Zoro’s training, or Ussop and Vivi aiding the
town from the Avalanche caused in the Lapin battle.) So minor events occur ether based on the
island, characters in the party, or outside forces (As the group missed picking up on Ace showing
up leading to the White Beard Plotline). Personally I make sure to note any large fish / fish
schools / Sea kings on maps I make for my own use.
Also noting places for materials to be collected is important, caves, mines, farms, ranches, forests
and such all hold a collection of useable items the group can gather in their down time when they
aren’t running around. The following is the amount of time it takes to handle tasks that help gather
supplies or money.

Task Time Failure Success Great Critical Skills Used

(Hours) (rolled a Meet or Success 20 rolled (without skills
1 or pass DC 10 above player can
failed the DC only gain
DC) “Success”)
Fishing, pole 6 0 units, line 1d4 units 1d6 units 1d10 units Prof. Fish
breaks
Fishing, net 3 0 units, 1d10 units 2d10 units 3d10 units Prof. Fish
destroy net
Gardening (Daily 4 0 units, kills 1d10 units 2d10 units 3d10 units Prof. Farm
plant
task for ship
gardens)
Ranching (Daily 4 0 units, Hurt 1d6 units 1d12 units 2d12 units Prof. Ran/ Animal
Animal Empathy
Task for Ship
animals)
Gather Plants 2 0 units, 1d10 units 2d10 units 3d10 units Search, Survival,
useless Prof. Herb, Know
stuff Nature
Gather Herbs 6 Cant find 1d6 units 1d12 units 2d12 units Prof. Herb, Know
Nature
Collect Lumber 4 0 units, 1d6 units 1d12 units 2d12 units Prof. Lumberjack
Break tools
Mining 6 0 units, 1d6 units 1d12 units 2d12 units Prof. Mining
Break tools
Write Article/ Story 3 Writes Task done Great Master Prof. Writer
block 1000 BRP writing work
5000 BRP 7500 BRP
Hunt 4 Cant Find 1d6 units 1d12 units 2d12 units Survival
Build Camp 2 Fail to build Set up +2 AC in +4 AC in Survival
camp Camp
Draw Map 4 Ruin paper Simple map Detail map Terrain map Navigate
Clean Area 2 Make a Remove Relax Double Prof. Housekeep
mess clutter ability Healing
Collect Stone 6 0 units, 1d6 units 1d12 units 2d12 units Prof. Mining
break tools
Painting 6 Ruin Abstract Scenery Still Life Prof. Artist
canvas 1000 BRP 5000 BRP 7500 BRP
Drawing 2 Ruin Doodle Sketch Master Prof. Artist
drawing 100 BRP 500 BRP piece
750 BRP
Song writing 2 Ruin paper Tune Song Master Prof. Artist
100 BRP 500 BRP piece
750 BRP
Gather Food 3 Cant find 1d8 units 2d8 units 2d12 units Survival, Search,
Know. Nature
Explore area 6 Get lost normal Find unique Find some Know. Geography
Plant life Special
Make Blue Prints Useless Simple Skilled Master Know Military,
6 plans plans Plans Plans Craft Vehicle,
1000 BRP 5000 BRP 7500 BRP Know machines

Medicine in One Piece
Unique Diseases and Cures, This is on top of common diseases of the real world
Disease Identify DC Save DC

Tree Fever DC 40 DC 20 after long term exposure
Symptoms Green spots of skin in the form of a rash, pain when moving
How it’s Long term exposure to the Kona Tree pollen
transferred
Cure Conine extract, Refined from the Extract of the Kona Tree (Note the disease
is caused by the same tree) Craft 40 Chemical from Conine Sap
Effect players have to make resistance save dc 15 to make actions do to pain,
eventually it gets so painful that it hurts too much to move at all and without
others feeding them the player will starve to death
Real Life version

Amber Lead DC 50 Resistance Save DC 20 after long term exposure
Syndrome
Symptoms The body is coated in a white patches that grow the longer it effects the body,
in time organs shut down, people cough up blood and lose strength
How it’s Long term exposure to the area effected (can be avoided with care)
Transferred
Cure No known cure, The World Government has orders to Exterminate and burn
areas where this disease breaks out, however its origin is overworking and
polluting environments of an island
Effect -1 End a month, visual effects cause fear in the world, death
Real Life version Lead Poisoning

Love Sickness DC 50 Will Save DC 15
Symptoms Racing heart, exhaustion, fever
How it’s meeting someone your attracted to after being repressed
Transferred
Cure Admit love for one target and following them, despite the cheesiness the
series actually has doctors investigating it and it seems to be a real disease in
one piece.
Effect unable to walk, or eat till within the presence of ones love
Real Life version love

Nose & Sneeze DC 30 Resistance Save DC 25 to stave off symptoms
Symptoms Random acts of sneezing and a runny nose, unleashing attacks unwillingly
How it’s Natural born allergy
Transferred
Cure No cure, but can be treated with medication
Effect random sneeze, which unleashes an attack and destroys any stealth action
being made by the players
Real Life version Allergies


Casha DC 30 Resistance Save DC 20
Symptoms High fever, Weak body, sever exhaustion, Unconsciousness
How it’s Insect bites
Transferred
Cure Medical treatment from a unexplained collection of medicine, 5 days recovery
Effect Passes out, unable to wake until treatment, -1 End every 2 days.
Real Life version Malaria
Real World Diseases

Alzheimer’s DC 40 Will Save DC 15+ vs memory loss, Increases when not
treated
Symptoms forgetfulness, absent mindedness
How its Genetic Disease
transferred
Cure no, can be treated with medication.
Effect player with this disease may easily get lost or forget abilities, attacks orders.

Anemia DC 25 Resist DC 20 vs Faint
Symptoms Light headedness, passing out
How its Blood born disease
transferred
Cure no, can be treated will blood infusions, or eating red meat regularly
Effect player may pass out in the midst of an action, also bleeds easier, to the point
that they take double bleeding damage when its active.

Anthrax DC 20 DC 30 Resistance
Symptoms Vomiting, Loss of appetite, fever, abdominal pain, swollen neck, shock
How its Contact to the skin or through the air
transferred
Cure Vaccine Strong , 2 weeks rest
Effect -20 on social skill while infected, on the roll of a one player will go into shock
and needs Medical DC 40 surgery to restore function of organs

Arthritis DC 30 Resist DC 15 + for pain, it increases days it is not treated
Symptoms Constant joint pain, stiffness of joints
How its genetic disease
transferred
Cure no cure, can be treated with pain killers
Effect -2 on all attacks and skills that require DEX or STR


Asthma DC 30 Resistance Save DC +5 based on # strenuous actions
Symptoms Tightness of chest, difficulty breathing
How its Unknown
transferred
Cure no disease but can be treated by medication
Effect player must make a Resistance Save (DC 15) or pass out on the result of a 1
they slip into dying phase, this can be halted with medical attention (DC 5)

Bronchitis DC 30 Resist Save DC 15 to avoid infection
Symptoms sever coughing, fever, wheezing
How its air born disease
transferred
Cure bed rest 3 days, vitamins, and liquids
Effect player must make a Resistance Save (DC 15) or pass out on the result of a 1
they slip into dying phase, this can be halted with medical attention (DC 5)

Bubonic Plaque DC 40 Resist Save DC 25 to avoid infection
Symptoms Swollen Lymph nodes, vomiting blood,
How its Insect bites and infected blood transfer from living in filthy environment with
transferred poor sewage
Cure Vaccine Strong needed
Effect -1 END damage a day till death

Cancer DC 50 Resist DC 20 vs flair up
Symptoms Fatigue, Persistent cough, Skin soars, muscle pain, night sweats
How its Genetic, exposure to radiation
transferred
Cure Surgery DC 30+ based on type, Radiation exposure, medication
Effect Fatigue, Cough destroys stealth attempts made by player, -2 Reflex, -1 END
a month till death

Chickenpox DC 20 Resist DC 20 to avoid infection
Symptoms Fever, Loss of Appetite, Exhaustion
How its Air born Virus
transferred
Cure Vaccine Weak, Skin cream/ oatmeal, 1 weeks rest
Effect Rash causes target to make Will DC 15 save vs losing a turn to scratch,
Coughing spreading the disease


Cold DC 25 Resistance DC 15+ (increases in colder climates)
Symptoms runny nose, sneezing, exhaustion
How its Air born disease
transferred
Cure bed rest (1 day), vitamins
Effect player uncontrollably sneezes destroying any stealth they are making also
suffers from exhaustion

Diabetes DC 30 Resist DC 20 vs flair up
Symptoms Fatigue, Sweating, Seizures, Hunger
How its Genetic or builds over time
transferred
Cure No cure, Treatment with medication
Effect Fatigue, result of 1 on the save causes seizure DC 15+ Medical vs death

Drug Abuse DC 15 DC based on the drug and amount used
Symptoms Cravings for the drug, fever, shakes, vomiting
How its by taking drugs multiple times
transferred
Cure small doses slowly reducing the dependence, then removal of the drug from
their lives
Effect Exhaustion, player randomly vomits and look visibly ill (-20 social rolls)

Dysentery DC 15 DC 25 Resistance
Symptoms Fever, Cramping Diarrhea, Vomiting, Blood in Stool
How its Contaminated food or water
transferred
Cure Rest and restoring fluids for 3 days with Medication
Effect If untreated the disease will cause the player to lose 1d4 END a day until
death.

E. Coli DC 30 DC 20 Resistance to avoid
Symptoms Cramps, Vomiting, Diarrhea
How its Contaminated food or water, person to person contact
transferred
Cure Vaccine Medium
Effect Vomiting / Diarrhea -20 social rolls, Results of 1 on Resist Save cause kidney
failure Medical DC 40 surgery or death


Ebola DC 50 DC 35 Resistance to avoid
Symptoms High fever, sever vomiting, bleeding from all orifices (after 1 month)
How its Contact from infected animals
transferred
Cure Vaccine Strong before bleeding occurs
Effect -20 social rolls for vomiting and fever, -60 social for bleeding, organ failure on
a Resistance roll of 1 DC 80 Medical to keep alive

Eczema DC 25 DC 15 Resistance vs flair up
Symptoms Scaly skin, rash
How its Born Allergy
transferred
Cure No cure, Medication for treatment
Effect Rash causes target to make Will DC 15 save vs losing a turn to scratch

Gangrene DC 15 Resist DC 25
Symptoms High fever, Exhaustion, smell of almonds, green look to skin
How its Untreated sever or worse wound over a 2 - 4 days
transferred
Cure Amputation & Medication for 1 week
Effect Character is visibly sick (-20 social rolls), Suffers from exhaustion

HIV DC 25 DC 35 Resist infection, 20 resist flair up
Symptoms Fever, Headache, Chills, Night Sweats
How its Sexual Transmitted Disease, or blood transfusion
transferred
Cure No cure, treatment through medication to resist flare ups
Effect Infected players during flair ups suffer a -20 to resistance saves

Influenza DC 15 DC 25 Resist infection
Symptoms High fever, Sweats and Chills, Exhaustion, Dry Cough
How its Air born
transferred
Cure Vaccine, 1 weeks rest
Effect High risk players (getting this on top of other diseases) causes them to take -1
END a day


Leprosy DC 15 DC 20 vs infection, DC 20 resistance vs flair up
Symptoms Numbness, Skin Lesions, Tissue loss, Deformation of limbs
How its Transferred by some animal bites, Nasal Drippings of Armadillo’s
transferred
Cure Medication over long period of time
Effect Player infected suffer -4 on all physical actions including to hit and damage,
they also take bleed damage of 1 for wounds, Taking no treatment will cause
limbs to become useless and the player can bleed out.

Leukemia DC 75 Resist DC 20 vs flair up
Symptoms Fever and chills, tender bones, Fatigue, bleeding easily
How its Genetic / Blood born disease
transferred
Cure Surgery DC 30+ based on type, Radiation exposure, medication
Effect Fatigue, Bleed damage double effect, -1 END a month till death

Lupus DC 40 Resist DC 15+ flare up, increases when not medicated
Symptoms Rash, Fever, Discolored digits (blue to white), shortness of breath
How its Genetic, flare ups caused by infection, medications, sunlight
transferred
Cure No cure, Medication for treatment, avoid sunlight,
Effect Rash causes target to make Will DC 15 save vs losing a turn to scratch, (-5
Social rolls during flare ups

Malaria DC 20 DC 20 Resistance vs infection
Symptoms High fever, Sweating, Vomiting, Diarrhea
How its Tropical Climate insect bites
transferred
Cure Vaccine Weak, bed rest 3 days
Effect -20 social rolls for vomiting and fever, organ failure on a Resistance roll of 1
DC 40 Medical to keep alive

Measles DC 15 DC 15 Resistance vs infection
Symptoms Mild Fever, Inflamed Eyes, Rash,
How its Air born disease that can remain alive on surfaces
transferred
Cure Vaccine Weak, Bed Rest for 1 week, lotion/aloe for rash
Effect Rash causes target to make Will DC 15 save vs losing a turn to scratch,
Coughing spreads disease and ruins stealth actions


Parkinson’s DC 35 DC 25 Resistance to avoid flare up
Symptoms Tremors, Slurred Speech, change in writing, rigid muscles
How its Genetic
transferred
Cure No cure, Medication treatment to deal with symptoms
Effect -2 to STR and DEX actions during flair ups, -5 Social for speech, -10 forgery
for writing

Pink Eye DC 10 DC 25 Resistance to avoid infection
Symptoms Redness of eye, Itchiness of eye, discharge of eyes
How its Infections of other diseases, chemical exposure
transferred
Cure Medication 1 to 3 days
Effect Partial blindness of the eye -20 notice checks, if no treatment is made after a
week roll a second Resistance Save Dc 15 vs blindness (on a 1 character is
blind permanently)

Pneumonia DC 20 DC 15+ Resistance To avoid infection, increases in cold
damp environments
Symptoms Sever cough, Mucus, High fever, Chills, Vomiting
How its Air born
transferred
Cure Medication and 1 weeks bed rest
Effect Coughing spreads disease and ruins stealth actions, doing strenuous actions
while infected causes another Resistance save DC 15 vs drowning (in mucus)

Polio DC 30 DC 20 Resistance to avoid infection
Symptoms Fever, Muscle stiffness, Vomiting, Fatigue
How its Contaminated Water and Food
transferred
Cure Vaccine Weak, 2 weeks bed rest
Effect On the result of a one the Polio is Paralytic (causes paralysis), -20 Social rolls
while sick

Rabies DC 10 DC 25 Resistance to avoid infection
Symptoms Fever, Vomiting, Confusion, Excessive salvation, Difficulty swallowing
How its Infected Animal bite
transferred
Cure Vaccine Medium, 3 days rest
Effect Infected players become confused (confusion rules apply), -20 social rolls
while sick, eating/drinking while infected has a DC 15 resistance vs drowning


Ring Worm DC 20 DC 15 Resistance to avoid infection
Symptoms Ring shaped rash on the skin
How its Fungal infection with animals and soil
transferred
Cure Medication for 1 + weeks, Lotions / Aloe will control itchiness
Effect Rash causes target to make Will DC 15 save vs losing a turn to scratch

Rocky Mountain DC 30 DC 20 Resistance to avoid infection
Spotted Fever
Symptoms High fever, Chills, Vomiting, insomnia, spotty rash
How its Insect Bite, cool, Mountainous areas
transferred
Cure Medication, 2 weeks bed rest
Effect -20 Social skills while infected, On the result of a 1 on infection the player
need to make a second resistance roll DC 15, should they roll a 1 on that roll
they need Medical skill (for surgery) DC 40 to deal with inflamed organs

Scarlet Fever DC 25 DC 20
Symptoms Red lines along the skin, Strawberry shaped tongue, Flushed face, Fever,
vomiting, Coughing
How its Spread by infected people through air in coughs and sneezes
transferred
Cure Medication, 2 weeks bed rest
Effect -20 Social Skills while infected, no stealth rolls will be successful due to
cough,

Scurvy DC 20 10
Symptoms Depression, spots on limbs, pale look, Shortness of Breath, bone pain, Easy
Bruising and difficulty healing injuries
How its Failing to take in enough vitamin C in the body over prolonged periods of
transferred time. 1 -3 Months no citrus or sources of Vitamin C.
Cure Vitamins, 1 days rest
Effect Players suffer from Depression effect, and have +20 to the difficulty in medical
checks to be treated for wounds. Prolonged none treatment the players
become numb in their legs and their bones give 2d6 damage in pain a day.

Small Pox DC 20 DC 25
Symptoms Fever, Over all pain, Fatigue, small red spots on skin
How its Air Born disease, also through skin contact, bio weapon
transferred
Cure Vaccine Strong
Effect Those that fail the disease need to roll a second resistance save DC 15 vs
death, Survivors need to roll a DC 15 vs blindness


Staph Infection DC 20 DC 15
Symptoms Boils, Pain full rash, High fever, Confusion
How its Non Sterile Medical environment
transferred
Cure Medical Check DC 40, Rest and Medication
Effect Rash causes target to make Will DC 15 save vs losing a turn to scratch which
does 1d4 damage to character, Infected players become confused (confusion
rules apply), -20 social rolls while sick

Tuberculosis
Symptoms Coughing severely, fever, coughing up blood
How its
transferred
Cure Vaccine
Effect

Ulcers
Symptoms
How its
transferred
Cure
Effect

Yellow Fever
Symptoms
How its
transferred
Cure
Effect
Surgery (added thru One Piece Job Tiers for Medicine)
Unlike in the real world Surgery is a major advancement. So much to the point, that some
surgeons have been able to create monstrous creations, by surgery. Provide legs for creatures
that never had legs or even create mythical hybrids with attaching animal body parts to other
animals. Such Surgeries take about a few hours and the subjects recover within a day or so.

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Green Lightning Alpha Rules One Piece RPG Imbriaarts.

These or even more elaborate options could be made by the group

Standard EXP Gain - fighting a group, as a group

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To the Death – the duel continues till one side dies

Tasks (This is only Available in Normal and Survival game play)

Training / Breeding/ Enslaving

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Based on Popular games this is how the money breaks down

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Suggestions for reputation rewards

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11 Circling Winds Normal Move [+40 Navigate check to stay on course]

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Cold Climate (North Blue, Winter Island, or Cold Climate Islands)

01 Still [No Movement Penalty on ship]

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