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    This document provides a summary of the rules for a roleplaying game. It includes: 1) A character sheet that tracks a player character's name, abilities, inventory, health, armor, and notes. Abilities include strength, dexterity, and control. 2) Combat rules where all attacks automatically hit and damage is determined by rolling dice. Damage can be reduced by armor or exceed a character's health. 3) Healing and injury systems where resting restores health but ability damage requires longer recovery. Being deprived prevents healing. 4) An inventory system where characters have limited slots and carrying more items reduces health. Stress and critical failures can permanently consume inventory slots.

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    This document provides a summary of the rules for a roleplaying game. It includes: 1) A character sheet that tracks a player character's name, abilities, inventory, health, armor, and notes. Abilities include strength, dexterity, and control. 2) Combat rules where all attacks automatically hit and damage is determined by rolling dice. Damage can be reduced by armor or exceed a character's health. 3) Healing and injury systems where resting restores health but ability damage requires longer recovery. Being deprived prevents healing. 4) An inventory system where characters have limited slots and carrying more items reduces health. Stress and critical failures can permanently consume inventory slots.

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    Character Sheet v.2

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    Igor Veliz Solana
    This document provides a summary of the rules for a roleplaying game. It includes: 1) A character sheet that tracks a player character's name, abilities, inventory, health, armor, and notes. Abilities include strength, dexterity, and control. 2) Combat rules where all attacks automatically hit and damage is determined by rolling dice. Damage can be reduced by armor or exceed a character's health. 3) Healing and injury systems where resting restores health but ability damage requires longer recovery. Being deprived prevents healing. 4) An inventory system where characters have limited slots and carrying more items reduces health. Stress and critical failures can permanently consume inventory slots.

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    CHARACTER SHEET RULES SUMMARY

    NAME FATIGUE
    INVENTORY ABILITIES COMBAT
    BACKGROUND L - HAND STR: Physicality, brawn & toughness. All attacks automatically hit. Attackers roll
    R - HAND DEX: Speed, sneaking & precision. their Stress or Damage die, subtract any
    STRENGTH CTRL: Willpower, charm & weird protections from Armor (damage) or
    Stability (stress), and deal the remaining
    DEXTERITY SAVES total to the opponent's HP. Excess damage
    Roll d20 equal to or under target Ability. is dealt to STR and excess stress is dealt to
    CONTROL The party at most risk in a contested action CTRL.
    makes the save.
    If there are Multiple attackers, or one
    HP DEPRIVED? HIT PROTECTION using two weapons, roll all damage dice
    HP reflects a character’s ability to avoid together and keep the single highest die.
    ARMOR STABILITY damage (both physical and stress).
    Unarmed attacks always do 1d4 damage.
    HEALING Impaired attacks (position of weakness)
    NOTES reduce damage die to 1d4. Shooting into
    A quick rest fully restores HP but can leave
    the investigators exposed. Ability loss cover is Impaired. Enhanced attacks
    requires a week’s rest with medical or (position of advantage) increase damage
    magical aid. die to 1d12. Blast affects all area targets,
    rolling separately for each.
    DEPRIVED
    DAMAGE
    Deprived keeps a PC from recovering HP.
    Being deprived for more than 24hrs adds Damage that exceeds the remaining HP
    Fatigue to a PCs inventory. Fatigue takes applies the excess to STR. They must then
    up one slot and lasts until they can make a STR save to avoid critical damage.
    recuperate. This can happen multiple times Failure drops them out of combat, dying if
    left untreated.
    INVENTORY
    PCs have 10 inventory slots. Most items Having STR 0 means death; having DEX 0
    take up one slot. Bulky items take up two is paralysis; having CTRL 0 they are lost.
    slots and are awkward or difficult to carry. STRESS & FALLOUT
    All 10 slots being in use lowers HP to 0.
    Choose Stress Fallout (pg. 22-23) when:
    MAGIC � Stress reduces a PC's HP to exactly 0
    A new spell is created each morning. It is � A PC takes critical stress (when they
    random or is a copy of one the previous
    day. Spells take up one item slot. Spells cost fail a CTRL save after reducing CTRL due
    one action to cast. One may attempt a to stress)
    CTRL save to retain the spell. If deprived or
    in danger, a CTRL save may be required to Each Stress Fallout entry:
    avoid dire consequences. � Can only be chosen once at the table
    (unless otherwise noted).
    ACTIONS
    � Permanently Consumes an inventory
    On their turn, characters may move 40ft slot.
    and take a single action. Actions are casting
    a spell, attacking, additional movement, or
    some other reasonable action. These are
    simultaneous.
    Retreating from a doomed situation
    requires a successful DEX save and a safe
    destination.
    For the Start of Combat round, characters
    must pass an DEX save in order to act.
    Subsequent turns have players acting, then
    adversaries.

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