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Marcelo de Matos, The Raccoon.

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Editorial
This virtual book (or E-BOOK) was written by Marcelo de Matos, but known as “Guaxinim”, who is not
profiting from anything present here, as its distribution is free.
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Thanks:

- First of all, my family for giving me everything I need materially

as spiritually.
- To my brother Alexandre (Keenn) who always supports me in my projects and
help to keep trying...
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my insanities are sometimes not so temporary... I LOVE YOU!
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with beings that destroy walls with punches it's not easy at all) and by the sources!
- To Marcelo Del Debbio, who revised the rules to make them compatible with the superhero
system, but strongly requested that Masters NOT use Z-Fighters in Arkanun/Darkness
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- To all my friends.
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- To everyone who, like me, loves this incredible game.
- To etc...
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A Dragon Ball Story
A Chinese legend tells that, spread around the world, there are seven
magical artifacts known as spheres.
of the dragon. Whoever manages to bring together the seven spheres will have the
right to invoke Shen Long, the dragon god, and demand the fulfillment of
a wish, whatever it may be.
It was inspired by this legend and another Indian origin, which
spoke of a humanized monkey that flew on a cloud and
carried a magic staff, which screenwriter and artist Akira
Toriyama created one of the most popular series in the history of manga
and anime: Dragon Ball.
The series first appeared in 1984 in the pages of the weekly magazine
Shonen Jump. Its great success made it with Toei
Animation began producing an anime version in 1986.
And it was in this cartoon format that Dragon Ball
won the world. Its 508 episodes produced between 1986 and
1997 told the world about the life and deeds of the hero Son Goku,
from his childhood to his adulthood when he becomes a
of the most powerful warriors in the universe.
The first phase, made up of 153 episodes, covers the life of the
hero, from childhood to early adulthood.
The Dragon Balls
It all starts when Bulma, a teenage scientist,
meets the boy Goku in the interior of China. Bulma
is after the dragon balls and discovers that Goku is the bearer of one of
them, the four-star one, which he inherited from his late grandfather. With
the boy's strength, Bulma convinces Goku to be
your protector in the search for the Dragon Balls. And so, they both leave
for incredible adventures.
But their path would not be easy. After all, there were many other
suitors for the Dragon Balls and who, unlike Bulma who just wanted to
find a boyfriend, had much less simple desires such as, for example,
dominating
the world. On that list were figures such as pathetic
Emperor Pilaf and the powerful exercised stateless, known
as Red Ribbon Force.
To face these threats, Goku needed to improve his fighting skills and,
to do so, he ended up being
trained by three great masters. The first of them was Kame
Sennin, who had once been the master of Son Gohan, the son's late grandfather,
hero. Master Roshi taught Goku the Kame Hame Há move and the
presented with the flying golden cloud. The second was Karin,
Guardian of the divine water and seeds of the gods, who prepared the
hero to defeat the assassin Taopaipai and the Red Force
Ribbon. And the third was Kame Sama, guardian of the Earth and creator
of the Dragon Balls, who trained Goku for three years to
that he could beat the powerful Piccolo Daimao, which ended up
happening at the end of the 23rd Martial Arts Tournament.
By this time, Goku was already quite grown up. So much so that, after
make your dream of becoming an arts tournament champion come true
martial arts decided to fulfill the promise he had made years ago
to Chi Chi, daughter of King Cleaver, to marry her.
And so, Goku and Chi Chi got married and soon after had their first
son: Son Gohan, named after Goku's grandfather. The land was finally at
peace and the
future seemed peaceful. Little did they know what was coming...
Dragon Ball Z
Consecrated as the most famous and popular phase of the series,
Dragon Ball Z chronicles Goku's adventures as an adult, giving
highlight your epic battles against incredibly
powerful and his transformation into the legendary Super Saiyan.
Consisting of 291 episodes, Dragon Ball Z is divided into
four story arcs: Saiyan, Frieza, Cell and Boo. Its main difference in
relation to the previous phase is in the style of the script,
more dramatic and with less space for comical situations.
First Saga: The Saiyans
The story begins five years after Goku's victory over
Piccolo. In the years that followed, the land experienced a period of
peace. But this peace is suddenly broken with the arrival
to the planet of the powerful alien Raditz, a member of the race
of the Saiyans and who reveals himself to be Goku's older brother.
The hero discovers that he is also a Saiyan, sent to earth
still a baby to win her over. As Goku did not fulfill his original mission, his
brother decides to do the job. To force Goku to
helping him in conquering Earth, Raditz kidnaps Gohan. The hero if
He is forced to join forces with his old enemy Piccolo to try to free his
son. After a great battle, Raditz is killed and
Gohan saved, but at the sacrifice of Goku's life.
However, a greater threat is coming: Vegita and Nappa,
two even more powerful Saiyans from Raditz will arrive on Earth within a
year to destroy humanity.
Guided by Kame Sama, Goku leaves to train in the “Other World”
with the famous Lord Kaio, while Krillin,
Yamcha, Tem Shin Han and Chaos will train at the sacred temple
with Kame Sama. On earth, Piccolo is in charge of training
from Gohan. A year passes. The Saiyans arrive. The spheres
of the dragon are used to resurrect Goku who, however,
needs a certain amount of time to return. Meanwhile, the other heroes
face the Saiyans. In the midst of battles, Yamcha,
Ten Shin Han, Chaos and Piccolo end up falling dead.
Goku finally arrives and, using his new technique, the
Kaioken, defeats Nappa with ease. From there he goes to
face Vegeta and the first epic battle of the series takes place.
Gohan, Krillin and Yajirobe also join the fight and, after a
endless series of blows, lightning and special techniques with
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Right up until the transformation of Vegeta and Gohan into giant apes,
the fight ends in a sort of draw, as the fighters are so injured that they
can't even stand.
Krillin tries to take advantage of Vegeta's prostration to kill him, but
Goku asks his friend to let the enemy escape, as he intends to face him
again. And so, Vegeta leaves the earth in his
small ship.
Second Saga: Frieza
The time has come to repair the damage. With the death of
Piccolo, Kami Sama and the Dragon Balls disappeared, making it
impossible to use Shen Long to resurrect the dead. A
The only way out is to go to Piccolo's home planet, to use the original
dragon balls.
Thus, while Goku recovers on Earth, Bulma,
Kurilin e Gohan partem em uma nave para o planeta Namekusei.
After a series of mistakes and unforeseen events, the heroes arrive
on the planet. However, they are not the only ones who are
behind the spheres. There are two other suitors: one of them is the already
recovered Vegeta and the other is Frieza, a merciless planet conqueror
endowed with monstrous power.
Bad luck for the poor people of Namek, who are mercilessly
massacred by the two without Krillin, Gohan and Bulma being able to do
anything to stop it.
Meanwhile on Earth, Goku recovers and leaves for
Namekusei on another ship. A piece of equipment created by DR.
Briefs, Bulma's father, allows him to train along the way
at a severity one hundred times greater than normal.
Back on Namekusei, Frieza decides to deal with the situation and
summons his elite squad: the Gyniu special forces.
Vegita, Krillin and Gohan team up to face them, but suffer
a violent defeat, leaving him at death's door.
At that moment, Goku arrives on Nameku Sei. Recover the
wounded with the seeds of the gods and takes on the Gyniu forces.
When he is close to defeat, Captain Gyniu, leader
member of the team, uses magic and switches bodies with Goku.
With the help of Vegita, Kurilin and Gohan, Goku recovers or
your body. The Gyniu forces are definitely defeated, but
Goku is very injured and needs to be placed in a capsule
recovery. Vegeta is also exhausted and goes to rest.
Krillin and Gohan take advantage of this to summon Porunga, the
dragon god of Namek who will grant them three wishes.
Gohan asks that Piccolo be resurrected and sent to the planet, but at the
time of the third request, Frieza and Vegeta appear.
At that moment, the patriarch of Namekusei, creator of the dragon
balls on that planet dies, and Puronga disappears.
without making the third request.
Piccolo arrives on Nameku Sei and, after fusing his body with
o do guerreiro Namekuseijin Nail, parte para enfrentar Freeza.
After a tough battle, Frieza defeats Piccolo. Vegeta also
Well goes on the attack, but ends up being killed by the villain.
Goku recovers and it's time for him to face Frieza. Go
begin the second epic battle of the series and which will last around twenty
episodes. In the meantime, Krillin will also be killed by Frieza and
Goku will manifest his Super Saiyan power for the first time.
Meanwhile, Mr. Kaio tries to save the situation with a
brilliant stratagem. He asks Kami Sama to use the power
of Shen Long to resurrect all those who were killed
by Frieza on Nameku Sei, including the Patriarch. With the latter's
resurrection, Puronga also reappears and his request
remainder is used to send all the inhabitants of the planet,
minus Goku and Frieza, to earth.
Alone on the planet, Goku and Frieza continue their fight
titanic until, finally, Frieza is defeated. Soon after this
fato, Namekusei explode.
At first it was thought that Goku died in the explosion. But
later it is discovered that he is returning home safe and sound, taking
advantage of the time on the trip back to train.
Meanwhile, on Earth, Porunga's power is used again. This time to
resurrect Yamcha, Ten Shin Han, Chaos and
Kurilin. Feito isto, os Namekuseijins partem para seu novo planeta.
A year passes and Goku still hasn't returned. Suddenly a
Terrible news shakes the heroes: Frieza is alive and heading
the land accompanied by his father, King Cold.
The heroes, reinforced by Vegita, set up a line of defense.
But when Frieza arrives on the planet, the person who welcomes him to
face him is young Trunks, a warrior of unknown origin who
also possesses the power of Super Saiyan. Without much effort
Trunks defeats Frieza and King Cold, and ends up saving the Earth.
Third Saga: Cell
Trunks reveals himself to be Bulma and Vegita's son. He came from
the future with two tasks: to warn the heroes about terrible androids
that will threaten Earth within three years and deliver Goku a
medicine that will save you from a deadly heart disease.
Goku arrives from space and presents a new technique that
learned from aliens: teleportation.
Three years pass and Trunks' warning is confirmed. Ready again to
try to conquer the world, Força Red
Ribbon makes use of a group of new and very powerful
androids created and commanded by Dr. Gero.
The warriors, now reinforced by Vegita and Trunks, decide to face
them, and the result is a series of furious fights.
But it is from the future that the real threat to our
heroes: Cell, the perfect android. A biomechanical creature generated
from the cells of the Z Warriors.
This gives Cell the ability to duplicate with
perfection of all the heroes' techniques and attacks, making him
practically invincible.
Extremely self-sufficient Cell sees his fights as
if it was nothing more than a simple game. This is why this phase of
DBZ is also known as Cell Game. He
he even goes so far as to create a tournament for his challengers.
The task of bringing down the villain's bank will fall not only to
Goku but also Gohan, now much older and ready to manifest the power
of Super Saiyan 2.
Fourth Saga: Majin Boo
Seven years pass after Cell's defeat and the news is the
birth of Goku and Chi Chi's second son: Son Gothen.
As always, when everything seems calm, something happens to
disturb the lives of the heroes. The trouble begins when the powerful
demon Majin Buu, freed from his prison, arrives to destroy the Earth.
The Z Warriors try to stop their advance, but Majin Buu
He is so powerful that he defeats everyone without difficulty. Not even
Goku's fantastic Super Saiyan 3 power seems to be enough to face the
creature.
The heroes' last hope appears to be the new fusion technique
of bodies, which incredibly increases their power level.
So, get ready to meet Gotenks, Goten mix
and Trunks (not the one from the future, but the young Trunks in the present), and
Vegeto, mistura de Vegeta e Kakaroto (nome Saiyajin de Goku).
Will the heroes be able to win the battle with this new device? AND
Just wait and see... (I won't reveal it and it ruins all the fun...)
Taken from the Magazine “Comix Milênio nº 2”
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Basic concepts
As with any game, you need to know the rules and
terms used, to be able to play. RPG is no exception.
During the game, or even when you are creating your
Character, we will use a lot of terms that you might not
be familiar. These concepts terms used in the
Techniques and combat are also covered in this chapter.
Character: Before starting to play, each Player needs to
create a Character, which is the representation of this Player in the
world of DBZ-DARK. A Player can create a Character
wizard or warrior, as you wish. During the game, the Character performs
the actions proposed by the Player. A Character does not
will roll the dice or consult the tables, in the same way as the
Player will not fly out the window or fight a Nanekusei.
Character Sheet: spreadsheet where the characteristics of each
Character are noted. The Character sheet can be found in the zipped
file of this book, each Player must
print a copy of the form for your use.
Master or Narrator: It is the Player who will be responsible for the
rules of the game. He is a kind of director or coordinator of the
game. It is up to him to control all other Characters who are not
are controlled by Players (see NPCs) and create and execute
Adventures. Much of the success or failure of an Adventure depends
on it. During a game, it is the Master who will propose a
problem or mystery that Players will try to solve.
Adventure: A story created by the Master, containing within it
a problem to be solved by the Players. An adventure
It can be short, ending in two or three hours, or very long, requiring
successive game sessions. Theoretically, a
Adventure could last forever.
Campaign: A succession of Adventures, involving the saga
of Characters, from the first game.
NPCs (Non Player Character): Non-Player Characters. Designates
Characters that are controlled by the Master and
not by the Players. NPCs often serve as supporting Characters in
Adventures.
Attributes: They function as a way of transporting a Character to
the fictional world and establishing comparisons between
him and the various creatures. These are the Attributes that describe your
Character as he is. They are 8 in number, divided into physical
and mental. Physical Attributes are Constitution, Strength, Dexterity
and Agility and the mental ones are Intelligence, Willpower, Perception
and Charisma. Attributes vary depending on your data
comparison data (see Comparison Data).
Enhancement Points: These are points that a Player has
to “refine” your Character’s story. Can be used
to get allies, more riches, more power, Magic; and it depends on each
Player to spend their points in the way they see fit. Players start with 5
Enhancement points per
Character. Enhancements are advantages that a Player can
buy to improve your Character, or disadvantages that may
buy to limit Very powerful Characters.
Skill: determines what your Character can do. He
He may know how to use a sword, or be an excellent carpenter. AND
the Skill that tells how good he is at a certain profession. To the
Skills are represented as a percentage.
Weapons Expertise: Determines how much your Character knows
fight with a weapon. It is made up of two numbers, attack and defense.
(Longsword 35/30). These numbers are used in Tests
of attack and defense, when your Character is fighting with the
weapons. It is also used for Combat Skills.
Ki Points: These are the points used to activate techniques,
without them the Z Warriors are nothing!!!
Training Points: These are points obtained through
arduous training and serve to evolve your character.
Dice: In RPGs, several types of data are usually used.
dice and not just the traditional 6-sided dice. In this RPG
we will use 6 and 10 sided dice. The notations used are 1d6 and
1d10. Rolling 1d3 is not a roll of a three-sided die, but the
roll of a 6-sided die divided by two and rounded
up. 1d100 means two 10-sided dice, one of which
of them will be the ten and the other the unit, thus obtaining a
number between 1 and 100. A result of 00 means 100.
Comparison Data: It is a comparative way of estimating the
how powerful the creatures and Characters are. The data from
comparison tells how many 6-sided dice (d6) a Character
possesses that Attribute. For example, a human normally has 3D in all
Attributes, which gives him a range of
3 to 18 in your Attributes.
Life Points, or PV: This is the way we represent “energy” that a
Character has. The more HP a Character has, the harder it is to kill him.
Human characters generally have 12 to 20 hit points. A Character
regains 1 HP per day of complete rest.
Technique Points: These are used to purchase techniques for
your Z warrior.
Damage: When a Character is injured and loses Points of
Life, we say he received damage. When a Character's HP reaches 0,
he faints and loses 1 HP per round, until
reaches -5, when the Character dies.
Round: Measure of time that is equivalent to approximately 10
seconds. It is used to keep time during Adventures.
It is an abstract measure and used only by the Master and Players,
sufficient for all Characters to perform an action.
Scene: Time measurement not defined. As in a film, it takes as
long as necessary to narrate a “scene”
It can be from 3 to 10 rounds, or up to two or three minutes.
Test: In every RPG, Characters take Tests to check if they managed
to open a locked door, if they found the
book they were looking for in the library or to know which way they went
that damn Challenging. This is called Testing. Tests are
made with percentages. 1d100 is rolled with modifiers and
checks whether the number drawn on the dice was LESS or EQUAL
to the Test number. In this case the Test was successful.
Attack and Defense: In the Daemon System, attack and defense are
very simple. Just look at the attack or defense skill with a given weapon.
1d100 is rolled and if the number obtained is LESS or EQUAL to the
Skill value, the result is considered
correctly carried out attack or defense.
Critical Index: Divide the Attack Test value by 4.
value, rounded down, is the critical index. If the play
1d100 is equal to or less than the critical index, it is considered
that the blow was delivered against a vital center (head, heart, lung,
throat...). The damage, in this case, is rolled two
times and added to strength bonuses and others.
IP (Protection Index): The 'armor' your character wears
is using. In the case of Z warriors, this Armor is generally natural.
Fighting Power: It is the power of a warrior measured in points.
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Character Creation
In most RPGs, Players are solely responsible for creating their
Characters. In the Daemon System this is also allowed, but we recommend
that the Characters are built only by the Master or with great participation
from him, to have cohesion to the story and the group.
You know, the Character doesn't!
Playing a role is much more than changing your tone of voice and
repeating catchphrases. When playing RPGs, you need to become someone
else. Do what she would do, act as she would act and, above all, remember
what she would remember.
One of the most important things when playing a Character is to
separate the things you know from the things HE knows. Remember, your
Character is a person who is just beginning to discover their powers, and
the powerful beings that hide.
You, on the other hand, know more about the world of DBZ (because
you watched the anime).
When you create your Character, you need to imagine what your
memories are and you cannot exceed them. The Character probably knows
that there are Saiyans, Demons, and Extra-Terrestrials, but he will hardly
know at first how to defeat them, or have the power to do so.
A really skilled DM can run the game so that the Players NEVER know
more than their Characters. To do this, just change what is in the book.
YES, Screw!
The Master CAN and SHOULD do this! Players who rely too much on
the information contained here may regret it faster than they think.
Step 1: Campaign and Scenario This first step will serve to
determine the type of Characters to be created, as well as limit the
choice of Skills and Enhancements compatible with the chosen campaign.
The Master must always veto Skills or Improvements that he deems not
compatible with the Time and Location chosen for the Start of the Campaign.
The scenario I recommend playing would be an alternative scenario, in a
world identical to the anime but without its characters, where races like
Saiyans still exist in droves.
Step 2: Past
Imagine what happened to your Character from birth to the start of the
Campaign. Write the story first, then worry about the numerical details.
Numbers are not important, the important thing is to create a coherent
Character. Choose a name, age, place of birth, the name of your parents
and siblings (if you have one), how you grew up, what type of education
you had, and your goal in life. To make things easier, we provide a short
questionnaire that should help Players in building their Characters.
History
1. What is his name?
2. How old is he?
3. When and where was he born and raised?
4. Did he know your parents? How was your childhood?
5. How do you feel about them?
6. Are his parents still alive?
7. If so, how and where do they live?
8. Does he have brothers or sisters? Do you know where they are and what
they are doing? (valid for other types of relatives).
9. Did he have friends in his youth? Describe them.
10. Is he married (or engaged or widowed)? If so, how did it happen?
11. Does he have children? If so, what are they like?
12. Has he received formal education? If so, how far did she go?
13. Who was your master.
14. Who taught you your first techniques?
15. Why did he choose this profession?
16. What is he physically like in detail?
17. What aspect of his physical appearance is most distinctive or most
easily noticed?
Goals/Motivation 1. Does
he have any goals? If so, what is it?
2. And why does he try to do this?
3. What will he do when he achieves his objective?
4. What will he do if he fails?
5. What does he consider to be his biggest obstacle to his success?
6. What does he do to overcome these obstacles?
7. If he could change anything in the world, what would it be?
8. If he could change anything about himself, what would it be?
9. Is he afraid of anything?
Personality 1.
How do other people describe your Character?
2. How would he describe himself?
3. What is your Character's attitude towards the world?
4. What is his attitude towards other people?
Tastes and preferences
1. How does he spend his leisure time?
2. What things does he like to wear?
3. What does he like most about his job/occupation?
4. What does he like to eat?
5. Does he collect anything or have any hobbies?
6. Does he have any pets?
7. What kind of company does he prefer?
8. And what kind of lover?
Environment
1. Where does he live and what is that place like?
2. What is the climate/atmosphere like?
3. Why does he live there? What are the common problems there?
4. What is your daily routine like?
The Master must reward a well-constructed story, allowing the Player
to use friends and family as contacts, in case their Character needs help
during the course of an Adventure.
Our example character will be Warrior Z Dum Dum, a fighter who trained
with Master Tsuru, but rebelled and fled. He currently lives in a cave where
he trains his techniques. He has a sphere with a star in the center. He feels
that it is not common there and that one day it could cause problems. He is
currently 25 years old.
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Step 3: Attributes Step 6: Combat Skills

As we are working with DBZ, Characters can
150 points will be distributed to your eight Attributes.
Attributes must be distributed according to their
Character conception. What do you imagine he is like? Are you strong like
a bull, or thin and frail? Intelligent? An expert
in stunts? Attributes are used to place your ideas
in the imaginary world of your Campaign... Place these values next to each
corresponding Attribute, where it is written
Valor Original.
Test numbers are used to perform tests against a given Attribute. To
find the Test Value,
multiply the Attribute by FOUR.
Just like normal Skills, Combat Skills are
purchased with Skill points. The difference between these Skills and normal
Skills is that combat skills have TWO values: the attack value and the
defense value.
All Characters start with the Brawl Skill DEX/
DEX, but you can increase it with Skill Points.
Examples of Combat Skills include Martial Arts
(Karate, Judo, Aikido, Kung-Fu, jiu-Jitsu, Capoeira, etc.) and White
Weapons (Sword, Axe, Dagger, Spear, etc.)
Of the 174 points left, Dum Dum spent his points as follows:

Attributes Value Test (%) Skills: Final Original Expenditure

Fr 29 116 Care 50/50 18/18 68/68
With 25 100 Energy Shot 37 0 37
Dex 18 72

Agi 17 68
Passo 7: PVs, PKs, IP
Int 19 76
Will 20 80
Now it's just a question of math. Life Points are
Per 14 56
equal to the sum of Strength plus Constitution divided by 2 and rounding up.
Car 8 32
Total 150
Ki Points are equal to the sum of Intelligence plus Strength.
ça of will divided by 2 and rounding up.
Step 4: Enhancements The Protection Index (IP) depends on the armor the Character is
wearing or their Z constitution, check the
The next step is to polish the history of your attributes chapter.
Character. This is what Enhancement points are for. At the
In the case of this Campaign, each Character has 5 points of Dum Dum has 28 PVs, 22PK from IP 2d6+Armor.
Improvement, (up to 8 positive improvements, with Negative Improvements
to balance the account). Step 8: Hero Points
According to the story, the Player decided to choose the
following Improvements, with costs already calculated. Your Heroic points function as a boost to the player's HP.
sheet will look like this:
Character. These are points that can be used in situations
involving heroic acts. The Character receives 5 points
Training arena (your cave) 2 twice more your WILL.
Artifact Guardian (dragon ball) 3
Dum Dum is a first level character, with WILL
Step 5: Profession and Skills 20, therefore it has 45 Hero Points.

Assume your Character can be anything you want. Step 9: Technique Points
you want (as long as it doesn't disrupt the Campaign or
Background of the other Characters). Each player starts with five technique points, which he
A profession is not mandatory. you must use it to buy your initial powers. More information in the chapter
Skill points are calculated as follows: of the same name.
Points = 10 x Age + 5 x INT
NOTE: It is recommended to distribute the Dum Dum has 5 Technique points, which he spent on
“raw” Skill points (that is, those that your Character is entitled to) and THEN Energy Shot 3 and Ki Protection 2
add the initial Attribute bonuses. This will save you a lot of time and
calculations.
Step 10: Equipment

Dum Dum is 25 years old and has INT 19 (345 Pts in total).
A Character's possessions will depend on the story and
the context of the Campaign, as well as your profession, contacts,
Skills: Total Attribute Expense
Improvements and Expertise. The supreme rule of common sense
Driving (ships) 20 17 37
must be followed.
Ki Reading 36 14 50
Ki Control 50 20 70
Dum Dum He has few things because he had to quickly escape from
Knowledge of planets 15 0 15
Master Tsoru, some old furniture he found in
Manipulation (intimidation) 50 20 70
a public dump and other trinkets he likes to pick up.

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Attributes
(Z version)
Attributes are numbers that carry the basic characteristics of a Character into the game. These numbers tell you how
the Character is compared to other Characters, creatures and even some objects.
There are eight Attributes, divided between Physical and Mental. The Physicals are Constitution, Strength, Dexterity and Agility; the mental ones
are Intelligence, Willpower, Perception and Charisma. After the description of each attribute is the Z effect topic that shows
What are the extra rules for one of the attributes in the hands of a z warrior.

Dexterity (DEX)
Physical Attributes Defines the Character's manual skill, dexterity with
hands and/or feet. Does not include body agility, only manual dexterity. A
Character with high Dexterity can better handle weapons, use tools, operate
Constitution (CON) delicate instruments, shoot a bow and arrow, grab objects in mid-air...
Determines the Character's stamina, health and physical condition.
In general, a Character with a low Constitution value is weak and ugly, while a Z Effect : High dexterity grants you an extra attack per
high value guarantees a good round for every 20 points in this attribute.
appearance or a brutish appearance, it's up to you. Not that
it necessarily means that the Character is strong or weak; this is determined by Agility (AGI)
the Force. The Constitution determines the
Unlike Dexterity, Agility is not valid for things done with the hands but for
number of Life Points, the higher the CON, the more
the whole body. With a high
VPs the Character will have. Also used to test resistance
value in Agility a Character can run faster,
to poisons, fatigue and climatic and physical rigors.
balance better on a wall, dance with more grace, dodge attacks... It is important
Effect Z: Constitution determines the resistance of your skin
to establish the difference between Dexterity and Agility for game purposes.
your body (IP).
WITH IP
Z Effect : High dexterity grants you extra defense for
1D, 2D 1-12 1d2
round for every 20 points in this attribute.
3D 13-18 1d3
4D 19-24 1d6
5D 25-30 2d6 Mental Attributes
6D 31- 36 3d6
7D 37 - 42 4d6
Intelligence (INT)
8D 43 - 48 5d6
Intelligence is the ability to solve problems, no more
9D 49 - 54 6d6...
and no less. An intelligent Character is better able to understand what is
happening around him and does not allow himself to be deceived as much.
Strength (FR) easily. Also deals with memory, ability to abstract
Determines the Character's physical strength and muscular capacity. The concepts and discover new things.
Force does not have as much influence on appearance as Z Effect : Damage modifier on your techniques.
Constitution A skinny karate fighter might be strong enough to break piles of
bricks, but a muscular bodybuilder could hardly match the feat. Strength, like Attribute Bonus
the Constitution, has an influence on the calculation of Life Points. How much 1D, 2D 1-12 0

3D 13-18 0

the higher the FR, the more VPs a Character will have. Strength also affects the 4D 19-24 +1
damage he is capable of dealing with melee weapons, and 5D 25-30 +2
maximum weight that it can carry or support (for a few moments), as shown in 6D 31- 36 +1d6
the table below. 7D 37 - 42 +2d6
Effect Z: Strength indicates several things, including the damage caused 8D 43 - 48 +3d6
by punches and kicks, the rest you can find in the extra table in the 9D 49 - 54 +4d6...
end of this chapter. For now, see the damage data table:
Willpower (WILL)
Attribute Damage
This is the Character's ability to concentrate and determine. High Willpower
1D, 2D 1-12 1d2
will make a Character resist things like torture, hypnosis, panic, temptations,
3D 13-18 1d3
and
4D 19-24 1d6
mind control. The DM may also require Willpower Tests to verify that a
5D 25-30 2d6
Character does not become terrified in the face of a frightening situation. It is
6D 31- 36 3d6
also related to spiritual energy, as together with intelligence
7D 37 - 42 4d6
8D 43 - 48 5d6
decide the number of Ki points you have.
9D 49 - 54 6d6...
Z Effect : A Z Warrior gains a number of hero points.
extra cos equal to your 2 times your Willpower.
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Table of
Charisma (CAR) Comparisons
Determines the Character's charm, his ability to make other
people like him. A high value in FR AGI

Charisma doesn't mean he's handsome or anything like that, just Attribute Load (kg) Rise
(kg) (m/s)
nice: a professional model who has high Constitution and low
Charisma would be an insufferable bore; An ugly, skinny, but friendly 1D 1-2 15 30 1,5
little guy could easily gather lots of friends around him. 3-4 20 40 2,0
5-6 25 50 2,5
2D 7-8 30 60 3,0
Charisma also defines a Character's Luck. No
35 70 3,5
there is a Luck Attribute, but in complicated situations, the Player can 9 40 80 4,0
ask the Master to Test his Luck. After all, people with “high spirits” 10 45 90 4,5
tend to be more fortunate 11 12 50 100 To walk
3D 13 55 110 5,5
than the grumbling pessimists.
14 60 120 6,0
Effect Z: Goku's attribute, this attribute serves to
15 70 140 7,0
defeated enemies become your friends, this is how it works 16 80 160 8,0
winning a fight you must lower your charisma by WILL 17 90 180 9,0
of the opponent, multiply by 4 and make a test. If you pass, the 18 100 200 Olympic athlete
4D 19 110 220 11
enemy starts to respect you and accompany you.
20 125 250 12
NOTE: results above 100 are automatic hits, and 21 140 280 14
Negative results are automatic errors. 22 160 320 16
23 180 360 18
24 200 400 20
Perception (PER) 5D 25 225 450 22
It is the ability to observe the world around and notice important 26 250 500 25
details such as that gun barrel appearing in the 27 280 560 28

corridor curve. A Character with high Perception is always attentive 28 310 620 100km/h
29 355 710 35
to strange things and almost imperceptible minutiae,
30 400 800 40
while the subject with low Perception is distracted and flighty. 6D 31 450 900 45
Effect Z: Perception serves to detect the Ki of a living being, 32 500 Car 50

be it a friend or an opponent. The Character makes a 33 560 1120 56

34 630 1260 63
PER versus the person's PER (if you are trying to hide your
35 710 1420 Ferrari
Ki) otherwise, it is automatic if you pass the Test. 36 800 1600 80
7D 37 900 1800 90
38 Car 1100 2000 100
39 1250 2200 110
Test Numbers 40 1400 2500 125
41 1600 2800 140
42 1800 3200 160
At any time during the game, the DM may require a 8D 43 2000 3600 180
Player an Attribute Test to find out if he is capable of 44 2200 4000 200

Do something. The Attribute tested will depend on the nature of the 45 2500 4400 220
46 2800 bus 5600 250
action: breaking down a door will require a Strength Test;
47 3200 6400 280
drawing a map requires a Dexterity Test; “take it up” 48 3600 7200 As
a politician's secretary to obtain confidential information 9D 49 4000 8000 360
requires a Charisma Test. 50 4400 8800 400
51 450
Attribute values range from 1 to 100 or more, but for
52 5000 10000 500
most Characters are between 10 and 30 (initially it is
53 5600 11200 Me-21
Of course). To test them you need to find the Test number. 54 6400 12800 Mach 2
This number is equal to the Attribute value multiplied by four, 10D 55 7200 14400 710

and is given as a percentage, normally somewhere between 40% and 120% 56 8000 16000 800
57 8800 17600 900
(there is no problem with going above 100%, it just indicates that
58 10000 20000 Me-21
is a superhuman Attribute). 59 11200 22500 1100
This will be the Test number, in percentage. Write down the Test 60 12800 25000 Mach 3
numbers next to the corresponding Attributes on the sheet 11D 56 14400 28800 1400
57 16000 32000 1600
of Character.
58 17600 35000 1800
59 20000 40000 2000
60 22500 45000 2200
61 25000 50000 Mach 4
12D 62 28800 57600 2800

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Skills
Skills are your Character's abilities, they say what
he knows how to do it and what are his chances of doing it right.
At the time the Character is created, it is calculated
how many Skill points he will have to spend. These points
of Skills can be spent on any Skills in this chapter, but always with
the DM's approval.
Skill Points: When we create a Character, it
will have a certain amount of points to distribute between
the Expertises. This will depend on your age and your Intelligence.
· Each point of Intelligence means 5 points of Skill.
· Each year of natural age means 10 Skill points.
No Character can have more than 500 points, no
regardless of your age or INT.
Subgroups: Some Skills are marked with a * sign.
These Skills are actually large groups of smaller Skills, encompassing
a series of subgroups. During creation
of the Character, the Player must specify which subgroup his
Character knows. It is not prohibited to invent a subgroup that
was not mentioned in the Skill description (in fact, we even
recommend that Players do this), but all Skills
created by Players must be approved by the DM.
Note the Languages Skill: when spending points on it, the Player
need to choose a specific language. Nothing prevents him from using
more Skill points to learn another language, but each
subgroup should be treated as a separate Skill.
Starting Value: There are three types of Skills. In the first type, a
The basic attribute serves as a starting point, as these are instinctive
Skills, that is, anyone has minimal knowledge in this area. In a
second group there is no starting base (that is, they start at 0%), as
they are highly technical Skills. There is also a third type that starts
with the value
of another Skill, as they are very related skills.
Each point spent beyond the start increases Skill by 1%, up to the
maximum limit of 50 Skill points plus the initial value (later
with the points earned this limit can be exceeded).
A Character cannot use a Skill if it has 0%, as
This means he has no knowledge in that area. If you
try to surf the Internet, what are your chances of getting any results
if you have never dealt with a computer before? None. Could you
understand a text in Hungarian or Russian?
But you can try to make a simple drawing, even if
have not learned Fine Arts - Drawing.
A Character with Dexterity 12 already has 12% in Dexterity Weapons.
Fire and in all its subgroups. It's a low percentage,
only a 12% chance of getting a shot right, but it reflects a person
who has never shot in their life! The Player can choose to increase
the SUBGROUP
Pistols for 25%, with the addition of 13 Skill points, but you can
NOT add points to the Firearms Skill
to increase all her subgroups!
IMPORTANT: a minimum spend of 10 points is mandatory on
each new Skill chosen by the Player (even those that have
initial value). This represents the effort to learn and develop
the basics within the Skill, enough to use it correctly.
List of Skills
The list of Expertises is presented in the following format:
Group*
Subgroups
Note: the * symbol will only appear in cases where the
Expertise has subgroups. When this occurs, you must choose only
ONE of the corresponding subgroups.
Animals*
Some possible subgroups: Animal training (0),
Mounting (AGI), Taming (0), Veterinary (0).
Traps (PER)
Melee Weapons* (DEX)
Some possible subgroups: Knives, Daggers, Daggers, Swords,
Axes, Whips, Flails, Maces, Hammers, Bows, Crossbows and
Spears. There are melee weapons that do not fit into these
subgroups, such as nunchucks, bolos, nets,
bizarre oriental weapons or demonic weapons. In this case, each
weapon will be considered its own subgroup.
Firearms* (DEX)
Some possible subgroups: Revolvers, Pistols, Weapons
Antiques, Submachine Guns, Shotguns, Hunting Rifles (Shotguns),
Military Rifles, Machine Guns, Heavy Weapons, Grenades and
Experimental Weapons.
Art*
Some possible subgroups: Architecture (0), Performance
(CAR), Singing (CAR), Cooking (PER), Dancing (AGI), Drawing and
Painting (DEX), Escapism (AGI), Sculpture (DEX), Photography
(PER), Illusionism (DEX), Musical Instruments (DEX), Jewelry
(DEX), Sleight of Hand (DEX), Writing (INT).
Some possible subgroups: Antiques, Gems, Metals
Valuable (Goldsmiths), Works of Art.
Camouflage (PER)
Sciences* (INT)
Some possible subgroups: Agriculture, Anatomy, Anthropology,
Archeology, Astronomy, Botany, Law or Jurisprudence, Ecology,
Philosophy, Physics, Genetics, Geography,
Geology, Herbalism, History, Literature, Mathematics, Psychology,
Chemistry, Sociology, Theology or Religion, Ufology.
Driving* (AGI)
Some Driving subgroups: Car, Bus, Truck, Forklift, Crane,
Carriage, Motorcycle. Some
Driving subgroups: Racing Car, Racing Motorcycle, Helicopter,
Commercial Airplane, Military Airplane, Space Shuttle,
Speedboat, Yacht, Sailboat, Cargo Ship, Ultralight and Hang Gliding.
Knowledge of Planets (0) – You know other planets,
other races, among other curiosities of each one, knows how to distinguish
hierarchies, knows what types of techniques they can use, etc...
Ki Control (Will) – With a successful check you can
hide your Ki, that is, lower it to zero, and prevent it from being
detected or tracked.
Disguise (INT)
Energy Shot (0) - This is the skill used to hit any Ki shot type
technique. Note: As a shot is considered, then use the firearms
rules, or
In other words, every two points spent are equivalent to one point
percentage (1%).
Electronics (0)
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Engineering (0)* Medicine*

Some possible subgroups: Aeronautics, Food, Civil, Computing,
Demolitions, Electrical, Electronics, Materials, Mechanics,
Mechatronics, Naval and Chemistry.
Listen (PER)
Dodge (AGI)
Sports*
Other possible subgroups: Acrobatics (AGI), Mountain Climbing
(AGI), Throwing (DEX), Martial Arts (AGI), Basketball (DEX), Boxing
(AGI), Hunting (PER), Canoeing (CON), Running (CON ), Skiing
(AGI), Football (AGI), Diving (CON), Parachuting (AGI), Fishing
(PER), Swimming (AGI), Jumping (AGI), Diving (AGI), Tennis (DEX )
and Volleyball (DEX).
Surgery (DEX), First Aid (INT), Specialties (INT): each medical
specialty enters as a subgroup. Some of them are: Ophthalmology,
Dermatology, Psychiatry, Cardiology, Neurology, Urology,
Orthopedics, Oncology, Gastrology, Otorhinolaryngology, Veterinary,
among many others.
Mining* (0)
Some possible subgroups: Crystals, Gems, Metals.
Negotiation*
Some possible subgroups: Bargaining (CAR), Bureaucracy
(INT), Accounting (INT), Marketing (INT).
Research or Investigation (PER)
Power of Attorney (PER)

Label (CAR)* Screening (PER)

Some possible subgroups: Clergy, Commercial, Diplomacy, Some possible subgroups: Desert, Forest, Ice, Mountain, Plain
Black Market, Nobility, Underworld. and Jungle.
Explosives (0) Survival (PER)* Some
Forgery* (INT) possible subgroups: Desert, Forest, Ice, Mountain, Plain and
Some possible subgroups: Documents, Sculpture, Fo- Jungle.
tography, Jewelry, Paintings.
Steal (DEX)
Stealth (AGI)
Languages (0)* Some
possible subgroups: Humans (several), Nanekusei, etc... (it's
strange to point out that apart from the Naneks, all other races
speak the same language, strange isn't it?).
IT* (0)
Some possible subgroups: Computing, Internet (0), Hacker (0),
Maintenance (0), Programming (0).
Games*
Some possible subgroups: Cards (PER), Board (INT),
Videogames (DEX), RPG (INT).
Ki Reading (PER) – With a successful test you can detect the
Kis around you, and if you already know the owner of the KI you will
know who it is, in addition, you can know what is happening around
you. a fight just examining, the Kis involved.
Manipulation*
Some possible subgroups: Empathy (CAR), Hypnosis (0),
Impress (CAR), Interrogation (INT), Intimidation (WILL), Subterfuge
(CAR), Leadership (CAR), Stealth (CAR), Seduction (CAR) , Torture
(INT).
Lock Handling (0)
Mechanics (DEX)
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Enhancements
Enhancements are unusual, rare or even supernatural details that
make the Character different from others, in addition to granting certain
advantages in game.
These points cannot simply be “spent”, but
the DM and Player need to do all the HOW Roleplay
and WHEN your Character achieved these characteristics. You
points must be part of the Character's Background and not
just being “advantages” and “disadvantages”.
Negative points
Characters can choose up to 3 (three) Negative Enhancement
Points. These points can be used to
purchase Positive Enhancement Points, on the basis of a
Negative Point for each Positive Point.
Magic Weapon or Amulet
Possessing a magical weapon or object is unusual. When choosing
this Enhancement, the Player must define what they specifically want:
1 point: the Character can possess a small or medium magical
weapon (dagger or short sword), with a bonus of +1 (+1
for damage and +10% to split between attack and defense), or a
simple magic item.
2 points: the Character can have a more powerful weapon, with
a bonus of up to +3 (+3 to damage and +30% to split
between attack and defense, depending on the weapon).
It can be a good luck charm or a protection charm
against an element.

Positives Library
The Character has a vast library in his refuge, if the
Character is in a position to consult it, the library will increase the
Ambidestria
Character's knowledge on some subjects.
2 points: the Character can handle weapons and instruments
A library only has knowledge studied in books.
with both the right and left hand, with equal efficiency. You can also
In game terms, the library will triple, up to a maximum of
use two melee weapons at the same time, if
90%, the value of some Expertise Subgroups, always related to
are small enough for single-handed use. They are
knowledge. The Player must specify during Character Creation which
Outside this category are bows, crossbows, spears, most axes and
Subgroups the library has.
hammers and great swords. Ambidexterity only affects
They can be Subgroups of several different Skills.
Skills based on Dexterity, not Agility: boxing, martial arts and others
1 point: deals with 2 Skill Subgroups.
do not receive benefits from ambidexterity.
2 points: 6 Subgroups
3 points: 10 Subgroups
True love
1 Point: you have someone who truly loves you, it could be
Good Fame
a true friend, a relative, a girlfriend, etc., and it would be
1 Point: You are known for some of your achievements. A fight in
capable of anything for you (that someone is an ordinary person).
special or something like that.
2 Points: Everything above, but this someone, is as powerful as 2 Points: You are a hero known worldwide.
you and must have a record created with the same number of points
as yours.
Common sense
1 point: every time a Character who has good
Training Arena
sense is to do something obviously stupid, the Master
For more information, see the Training chapter
You can tell him that what he intends to do is nonsense.
1 point: You have a place to train starts with 10 more
This Enhancement is very useful for beginner Players,
extra training points.
as a way of justifying the help that the Master gives to Characters who
are starting out, without angering the other Players. The Master can
Firearms also force that “not so smart” Player to buy this Enhancement.
No matter how rich or powerful your Character may be
be, to carry firearms, one of these two conditions must
be satisfied: either your Character acquired them legally, has
Contacts and Allies
certificates and license (which is not an excuse to get into
Remember that allies can die over time. When this occurs, it is
a shooting) or acquired them on the black market (and therefore can
assumed that the Character gained another ally in the same field, got
be criminally charged with illegal possession of weapons). Any
to know his descendants or his successor. The Master must always
Whatever the reason, it must be explained in Background.
remember
1 point: the Character has revolvers or pistols, rifle
that the Character's contacts and allies also have their own problems,
or semi-automatic weapon within the limits of the law.
and are not available to their Character
2 points: submachine guns, 12 gauge carbines, automatic or
whenever a problem occurs and that occasionally they will also
reserved weapons.
demand favors or ask for help (this can be used
3 points: heavy machine guns, other military weapons, heavy
as a source of Adventures by the Master). Every Touch Point
weapons.
amounts to a few small contacts.
1 point: an important ally.
2 points: two important allies.
3 points: four important allies.
4 points: eight important allies.
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Artifact Guardian
3 points: as the name suggests, the Character was
designated as guardian of an item of great value. Sometimes this
Enhancement can be less advantageous and more harmful:
powerful objects attract the attention of powerful beings. It is up to
the Master to choose which artifact his Character
possesses and the reasons why he is with this Character. THIS
ENHANCEMENT SHOULD NOT BE USED LIGHTLY.
Things like Z Sword, Potala Earrings, etc. fit here...
Teacher
For more information, see the Training chapter.
1 point: You have someone who trains with you, they must have
more or less its attributes.
3 Points: You have someone very powerful who trains you and
teaches new techniques, you start with 20 extra training points.
5 Points: You have someone very powerful who trains you,
you start with 30 extra training points.
Covenants
1 point: pacts with very powerful entities can be
a great source of power, if you're willing to pay the price
price. Some Warriors offer part of their energy (Attribute Points, Ki
Points, Skill Points or their own soul) in exchange for riches, power,
the cure of an illness or
the death of an enemy. Benefits may include: special abilities, KI
Points, life, common attributes, Z
or skills, Knowledge or just more power within the
Secret society. Note that pacts are very dangerous
be done, because when you are desperate, you accept what
is offered and the stipulated amount is paid.
Tough skin
X points: For each point spent on this upgrade, you
gains 1 extra IP.
Resources and Money
This is how much money, jewelry and possessions your
Character has managed to gather throughout his years of life.
Includes properties and other sources of income that take time to
convert into cash. The Character has a total of around 50
times the value of your income.
1 point: income of up to US$2,000 monthly.
2 points: income of up to US$4,000 monthly.
3 points: income of up to US$8,000 monthly.
4 points: income of up to US$16,000 monthly.
Regeneration
1 point: You regenerate 1 HP for every 12 hours.
2 points: You regenerate 1 HP for every 6 hours.
3 points: You regenerate 1 HP for every 3 hours.
4 points: You regenerate 1 HP for each hour.
5 points: You regenerate 1 HP for every ½ hour.
6 points: You regenerate 1 HP for each round.
7 points: You regenerate 2 VPs for each round.
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Wise 1
point: there is a Skill (except combat Skills) in which your
Character knows absolutely everything there is about it. Consider
that he has 90% in this Skill, in addition to experience, contacts and
knowledge related to this area.
Each Character can choose this Enhancement only ONCE and
a maximum of two Characters from each group can choose it.
Lucky you
2 points: this Character is incredibly lucky.
Once per game session, the Player may Re-Roll a die if they have
failed a Test (any type of dice roll). He must announce this decision
BEFORE rolling the dice (that is, if he succeeds on the first try, he
will have spent the “luck” of the session).

During the Game, the Master can help the Character with issues
related to the chosen Skill, with ideas, suggestions and the best
procedure to be taken.
Seductive
1 point: your Character receives +25% on any Test involving
seduction. Furthermore, it exerts a natural seduction on any member
of the opposite sex (and on some people of the same sex too!).
Talent
1 point per Art: all Normal Tests linked to a given Art (Skill) are
made as if they were Easy Tests and Hard Tests are made as
Normal. At the Master's discretion, other Skills may be chosen by
the Player, as long as they are not Combat Skills.

Sensible
Your Character has great intuition, an extreme sensitivity that
allows you to know about things even without having access to
information about them.
1 point: the Character dreams of supernatural things, which
may happen. He writes books, models sculptures and paints pictures
about it. These tables must be used by
Master as help in preparing Campaigns and Adventures. 2
points: the Character has a kind of sixth sense, an extrasensory
perception that borders on the paranormal.
In some cases, with the DM's permission, the Player may attempt a
Perception Check to notice things that are beyond the normal senses:
a supernatural presence, a risk to their life, or the location of a lost
object.
Sense of Direction 1 point: your
Character knows how to orient himself, even without visual
bases he does not need a compass, the Sun, stars or other points
of reference to know where the cardinal points are. You will always
be able to remember a path you have taken. 2 points - Same as
the skill above,
but works no matter what planet the Character is on.
Negatives
Gluttony
-1 point: You eat a lot and never feel full.
Warrior Spirit -1 point: You never
give up in a fight. -2 points: You always try
to face stronger warriors, even if it costs you all your life on
earth...
Megalomania -2 points:
You think it is indestructible that there is no person
stronger than you in the entire universe.
Lack of Control -3 points: You
need to pass a Will test to be able to charge your KI, otherwise
you won't be able to try for an hour, or until you see something that
makes you furious.
Doesn't like fighting -1 point: Despite
being a great warrior, you prefer talking to fighting.

He has Fama
Numerical Sense 1 point: the -1 Point: You are known for some achievement of yours. That
makes everyone who knows you angry with you
Character is able to immediately count a large number of -2 Points: You are a world-known villain.
objects, with great precision. You can count heads of cattle, how
many matchsticks fell out of a box, playing cards and things like that.

Heightened Senses
1 point for each sense: the Character has sharper senses than
other Characters. Their vision, hearing, touch, smell and/or taste
are much more developed.
In Perception Tests that use these senses, the GM must reduce the
difficulty by one level (a Hard Test becomes Normal; a Normal Test
becomes Easy; and for an Easy Test there is no need to roll the dice).

I'm Leve
1 point: your Character is a light sleeper and may wake up with
any noise, sudden movement or commotion near the place where
he is sleeping. Very good for those who don't want to be caught by
surprise during their rest.
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Rules
No matter how cautious the Characters are, no matter how
careful they are, at some point in the Adventure they will be forced
to face something or someone (wait for it).
oh... this is DBZ, players will always face someone!!!!).
To do this, it is necessary to very carefully define the
gras for Combats and Tests.
The rules are simple, but very efficient.
Testes
When you decide that your Character is going to throw a
stone on an enemy's head, a mechanism is needed to
the DM knows whether the Character got it right or not and continues to
Adventure based on this. This mechanism is called Testing.
Tests are always made by rolling 1d100, where the result 00
means 100.
The Player must roll a number LESS than or EQUAL to the
value being tested to succeed in the Test.
In ANY situation, regardless of the value
is being tested, a data result greater than 95 means failure,
ALWAYS.
Attribute Test
This is the simplest of all Tests. When a Character is subjected
to a simple and direct ordeal, the DM
asks him to do an Attribute Test. This type of test
must be requested when no type of training can help the Character
in times of difficulty. The value of the Test is
calculated as the Attribute value times four.
Ethan has Agility 15. He is climbing and accidentally steps on a
loose rock. The Master asks
for the Player to make an Agility Test because Agility is the most
relevant Attribute for this situation. The value
of the Test is 15 x 4 = 60. The Player rolls 1d100 and rolls 71. The
Character loses balance and falls to the ground, possibly
being dragged down the bank. The Player could have rolled a value
lower than 60. In this case, the Character slides, but is quick enough
to grab a root and
don't fall. The Adventure continues from this action.
To make sure the Test fits into this category, check to see if
there are any Skills that could be used in the situation. If the answer
is yes, it is a Skill Test.
Each situation has its own particularities. Some
Tests are simple and the Character has a high chance of
pass the Test. Others are complex and the chances should
be minimal. To differentiate these situations, the DM can
apply modifiers. Modifiers can be values to
be added/subtracted from the Test value or divided/multiplied by
the Test value.
Easy Test
This modifier is applied when the Test is considered
very simple. In this case, the Test is made with Double the value of
the respective Skill or Attribute.
Note: Note that, in combat, even if the Test value
is greater than 100%, consider it an error if the value of
data is between 96 and 00.
Márcio Alexsunder has Dexterity 12. He wants to release
a small mechanism and has time, lighting and tools available. The
DM decides the Test is Easy. The value
Normal Test would be 12x4=48, but as the DM judged the
Easy Test, the value becomes 48x2 = 96, or almost an automatic
success.
Hard Test
In other situations, the Test may become more difficult than
than usual. Lack of light, pressure (a powerful Warrior
approaching while the Character tries to find the exit
of that damn maze), lack of adequate equipment and
other reasons constitute a Hard Test. In this case, the Test
It is done at half the cost.
Márcio Alexsunder has Dexterity 12. He wants to release
a small mechanism, but as it is very dark, the Master decides that
the Test is Hard.
The normal Test value would be 12x4=48, but as the Message
If you judged the Hard Test, the value becomes 48/2 = 24.
Impossible Test
This test was created exclusively for this adaptation, to
define when something is really impossible, how do they raise a
entire mountain without it being destroyed, stop a meteor with
the index finger, etc... This test is done at ¼ of the original value.
Bruno has Strength 50. He is trying to punch a waterfall so hard
that it runs upwards. The master decides
that this is impossible.
The normal Test value would be 50x4=200, but as the same
If you judged the Hard Test, the value becomes 200/4 = 50%.
Special Case: Strength
Strength is a different Attribute. In the Attributes chapter, there is
a table that relates weights (in kilograms) to Attributes.
When a Character wants to lift any weight, this
situation should be treated as if he were fighting a
Opposing force. If the weight is 100 kg, he is fighting a Force
12. In this case, see the item: Attribute vs. Attribute.
Attribute vs. Attribute
There are situations where there is a confrontation between two Attributes.
The case of a Character trying to lift a
Weight. There are several other examples: two Characters taking
an arm wrestling match to find out who is stronger (FR), or a
competition to test which Character can get the most
time underwater without breathing (CON) or a Character
firing a Lightning Bolt at Another (DEX vs. AGI).
Check the Attributes to be tested for each Character. Choose
one of them to be the Active Source; the other will be
Passive Source. Check the difference between Attributes.
If the Active Source has a higher value, the result will be
positive, otherwise it will be negative. Multiply this value by 5
and add 50%. This will be the final Test value.
Kevin and Andreas are arm wrestling. Kevin
has FR 16 and Andreas has FR 13. In the first case, Kevin will be
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the Active Source. The FR difference is 16-13=3. Thus, 3x5 = 15%. After deciding how many and who is helping, we will calculate the

Adding 50%, the chance of the Active Source (Kevin) winning will be Summed Attribute. Take the highest individual value and separate it from the

15+50 = 65%. Roll 1d100, and if it is less than or equal to 65, too much. Add all other values and divide the result by 2,

Kevin wins the dispute. rounding up. Add the highest value that was left

separate. This is what we call the Summed Attribute.

This Test can also be done with Andreas as Source

Activates. Therefore, we have a FR difference of 13-16 = -3, so we have -3x5= -15% and the chance of Andreas Robert, Janus, Gabriel and Luigi are trying to raise a

winning is 35%. 400kg statue. They have FR 11, 16, 17 and 8 respectively.

Adding the smallest, 16+11+8=35. Dividing by 2, we get

Antony has FR 11 and wants to lift a 100kg stone that 18 (already rounded). Now we add Gabriel's 17. Total

It's on your backpack. The weight of 100kg is equivalent to a 35. The statue has a weight equivalent to FR 30. Their chances

FR 12. Let's consider the Character as an Active Source. The FR difference is 11-12= -1. The chance will be 50%-5% lifting the statue are good: 75%.

= 45%.
How to get the Rays right
If you hate doing math, consult the table below:
Whatever technique is used, the Attacker must
Choose the Active Source and the Passive Source and cross the values.
use your DEX against the opponent's AGI, to see if you can hit or shoot.
This is Active Source's chance to win the Test.

Success and Failure Kurilin shoots during the Martial Arts Tournament a
automatic energy beam against Dum Dum. Krillin has Dexterity 20

There are cases where there is no chance of winning. This happens when the difference between Attributes and Dum Dum has AGI 17. Krillin's chance of hitting the lightning

in Dum Dum it is 65%

is equal to or greater than

10. In this case, the Test is considered an automatic success,

Skill Test
it is unnecessary to play dice.

The Skill Test happens in the same way as the others,

Adding Attributes with one advantage: no need to do the math. The value of Test

And what should you do when several Characters are trying to do something together? First of all, it is will be EQUAL to the Character's Skill value.

important to

DM determine how many Characters REALLY can Robert wants to move in silence. The Master demands

a Stealth Skill Test.

join in the task. Pushing a giant boulder allows several people to help, but trying to break down a door is a chore.

Fortunately, Robert has some training and possesses

[Stealth 30]. Your chances are 30%.

for a maximum of two people.

Lightning Shot Table

Attacker (DEX)
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37
- - - - - - - - - -
17 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 -
- - - - - - - - -
18 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 - 19 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 - 20 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70
- - -
75 80 85 90 95 - Automatic success
- - - - - - -

- - - - - -
21 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 -
- - - - -
22 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 - 23 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 - 24 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70
- - - -
75 80 85 90 95 -
- - -

- -
Defender 25 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 -

-
26 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 -

27 - 28 - 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 -
-
29 - 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95
- -
5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90
- - -
30 - 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85
- - - -
31 - 32 - 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80
- - - - -
33 - 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75
- - - - - -
5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70
- - - - - - -
34 - 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65
- - - - - - - -
35 - 36 - 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60
- - - - - - - - -
37 - 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55
- - - -
Automatic Failure 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
- - - - - - - - - - -
38 - 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45
- - - - - - - - - - - -
39 - 40 - 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
5 10 15 20 25 30 35
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Combat
In RPG, combat is also quite simple. To better understand
it, we will divide the combat into phases and explain each one.
During each round of combat, all four phases happen in this
order:
1- Players announce their intentions.
2- All Players play their Initiatives.
3- All Characters make Attacks or Actions.
4- Calculate hits and damages.
1 - Intentions All Players
tell the Master what, when, how and in what way they
intend to carry out their actions during this round of combat. It
doesn't matter in which order the Players announce their
intentions, as long as they are quick enough not to disrupt the
progress of the game.
The DM should give each of the Players about 10 to 20
seconds. If the Players can't decide or take too long, the DM
must assume that they won't do anything that round (after all,
it's combat, not a game of chess). The DM must also decide
what the NPCs will do, before the Characters, but must not
announce their decisions to them.
Optional Rule: Conditioned action. The Player can
condition your action to some combat situation.
Rupert is a human Z who knows the KI Shot Technique at
3rd level. Rupert's Player wants to fire a shot, but is afraid of
hitting his teammates. The Player then declares that Rupert
will fire a ki blast if there is no friend of his near the enemy. If,
at the time of taking the action, it is realized that it is not a good
idea, Rupert will not do anything that round, but at least he will
not hurt his allies.
2- Initiatives All Players
(and the Master, for each of the NPCs involved in the
combat) roll 1d10 and add it to Agility (remember the bonuses
or penalties in effect). This is the initiative value of each
Character.
The actions announced in Phase 1 are resolved in
descending order of initiative values (equal values are treated
as simultaneous actions).
3- Attacks or actions
All Characters involved make their attacks, actions or use
their Spells, according to the order in which they are initiated.
Details on how to make an attack will be discussed later in this
chapter.
4- Hits and damage
All hits are checked and damages are calculated. Details
about damages and protections will be discussed later. After
the four stages, it is verified which Characters survived the
battle and intend to continue in combat.
What to do in a round?
One round, or one turn, lasts about 5 to 10 seconds. Each
Player has the right to perform one action per round, except in
some cases (such as Dexterity Z).
An action can be: -
Open a door, trapdoor or window.
- Make an attack (or more, depending on the Skills and combat
maneuvers that the Character has).
- Drink a potion or elixir.
- Talk to somebody.
- Use a technique.
- Use Ki points to heal or generate some effect.
- Provide first aid to someone or yourself.
- Take a Skill Test.
- Get up from the ground and position yourself in a fighting position.
- Pick up a fallen object and place it in position for use (a
weapon or shield, for example).
- Use an object that is in your hands.
- Mounting or dismounting a horse.
- Move up to AGI meters, maintaining defense position.
- Run up to CONx3 meters, giving up your dodge.
- Let go of an object you are holding in your hands.
- Shout an order and listen to the response.
- Read a map, parchment or a few pages of a book, grimoire or
tome.
Technique Modifier
Each level of a technique, no matter how small,
nuates your initiative by –1 for each level used.
Attack and Defense Value Each type of weapon
has two values to be considered: the attack value and the
defense value. Both are treated as Skills with the DEX Attribute
as their initial value. Some weapons provide no defense value
and shields have no attack value.
When it is the Character's turn to make the attack (see
Combat and Initiative Phases above), the Master must check
the attack value of the weapon or combat technique of the
Character or NPC who will make the attack.
Then, you need to know the defense value of the weapon
used by your opponent. If the opponent is using a shield, the
defense value will be the Shield Skill value. If he is just dodging
blows, use the Agility Attribute (or the Dodge Skill if he has this
training) as a defense value.
Once the attack and defense values are known (note that
they do not usually change from one round to the next), make
a Skill Test using the attack value as the active source and the
defense value as the passive source.
Luther is using his [40/25 axe] to hit a Red Ribbon villain
who uses [30/50 short sword]. Luther's attack value is 40 and
the Villain's defense value is 30. His chance to hit is 50%
+40%-50% = 40%. Just roll 1d100.
The villain's counterattack is more dangerous: his attack
value is 30 and Luther's defense value is 25. The villain's
chances of hitting are better: 50%+30%-25%=55%.
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There are special combat situations that can provide important
modifiers to attack and defense values. They are described in detail
in this chapter. Note that some of them can happen together. When it
happens, don't worry: simply apply all modifiers together.
Remember that, if a Player rolls a higher value on the dice than
necessary to hit, it does not mean that he missed the shot, but just
that he did not cause damage to the opponent. The opponent may
have dodged or parried the blow. It is up to the DM to describe the
scene taking this into account.
Often, in the cartoon, we see fighters fighting in the air and
throwing dozens of punches and dozens of defenses at the same
time. It is up to the Master to decide whether the attack was dodged
or defended by the fighter.
Except in special cases, each Character is entitled to one attack
and one defense per round.
Damage
If a blow hits the opponent and they are unable to defend
themselves, the blow will cause damage. Each weapon has its own
capacity to cause damage and this value can be found in its
description. Damage is never a fixed value: you need to roll some die
to know what the damage value was. The value must be deducted
from the Life Points of whoever receives the blow.
Some Characters are so strong that they have the ability to
cause more damage than others. This is called Strength Bonus and a
table with the bonuses can be found in the Attributes chapter. If the
Character has a Strength bonus, add this value to the weapon's
damage.
Luther is attacking a robot with his blows. Luther has FR 27 and
INT 19, therefore, he deals 2d6+1 points of damage with his technique.
Critical strike
A Character's critical rating is the Skill value with
weapon in attack divided by 4, rounded up.
If the value rolled on 1d100 is EQUAL or LESS than the critical
index, it is a critical hit. It means that the attacker hit some vital point
on the opponent. It could have hit a lung, the throat, or simply hit
harder or in a weak spot.
Although Goku's IP can absorb this damage, the impact of the blow
In game terms, the consequence is that the damage is rolled causes Goku to be thrown towards a mountain. Goku hits the
twice and added together. Note that magical or Strength bonuses DO NOT
mountain with so much force that it opens a crater with a radius of
are added twice!
20m.
We have already seen that Luther deals 2d6+1 points of Damage
with his blows. Its critical index is 10%. Thus, if in an attack the Player
manages to get less than 10 out of 1d100, Luther will cause 4d6+1
points of damage.
Note: In these cases, special damage such as a fracture may be
applied or the Character is stunned during the next round.
Protection Index (IP)
The protection index exists to represent some type of protection
against damage. In DBZ, Z Warriors with high Constitution gain a
natural IP, apart from those achieved through armor and other means.
One way or another, when a blow hits a person, part of the
damage can be absorbed by their protection. From the damage value,
subtract the IP value. Z Warriors Ip is used to reduce ALL types of
damage.
Luther is facing Dum Dum in combat. Each time Luther lands a
blow, he causes 2d6+1 points of damage, HOWEVER, as we saw in
Character creation, DumDum has CON 25, which guarantees him an
IP of 2d6 to DECREASE the damage caused to him!
Special Situations
Have you understood everything so far? Great... But the rules
have only talked so far about simple, one-on-one, deadly combat,
without ranged weapons or other complications.
However, the Daemon System easily resolves these special
cases, and it is even possible to associate more than one of them
without any difficulty.
Do not use Maximum Power When your character for
some reason does not want to reveal his true power, he can
simulate lower attributes, for example, a warrior with Strength 100 can
simulate that his strength is 25, reducing his damage, etc., this
reduces also his fighting power.
There is no need to do any testing. The player announces that he
is decreasing his FR or CON or DEX or AGI to whatever value he
desires and uses this value for combat.
Passing through walls
As we are tired of seeing in cartoons, opponents are often thrown
enormous distances, breaking everything around them. To describe
this situation, consider that a well-placed blow can send the opponent
1m away for each point of damage dealt (at the DM's discretion).
For every 10 points of damage dealt (EVEN if he has absorbed
the damage in IP), the opponent is able to cross a concrete wall or
sink 5m into the earth, opening craters with a radius of 1m for every
3 points of damage NOTE : these values may vary
according to the type of soil, wall (concrete or steel or bricks...),
etc.
Vegeta strikes Goku during a fight, causing 60 points of damage.
Multiple Opponents There are cases where
a Character is facing two or more enemies. When this happens,
he will have problems using his defense. In these cases, the
numerically inferior Character is allowed:
- Divide your defense value into as many parts as you want. If, for
example, he has 60% defense, he will be able to make two defenses
with 30% each.
- Decide which blows he will try to defend. This must be decided
and announced BEFORE attackers carry out their respective attacks.
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Out-of-Range Attacks are attacks that always
miss their target. In the case of arrows, they fall to the
ground before reaching the target. In the case of bullets, they
pass through the enemy, but the distance is so great that
there is not enough precision in the Attack to hit the target.
There is an important factor in this. Just because an Attack is
out of range doesn't mean the enemy knows it. It can be an
interesting attitude to shoot enemies out of range to force them to
look for cover, as, even though the shots are not accurate, the
sound of the gunfire is unmistakable. This can buy time for other
actions.
So-called covering fire can be used to force the enemy to seek
cover or keep them down long enough for a colleague to travel a
certain distance.
Occasionally, stray bullets may occur, hitting
random people, but this is up to the DM.
Disarmament
Disarming is a localized attack. The attacker declares that he
is attacking the opponent with the intention of taking away the
weapon. If the blow is a hit, the attacker does not damage the
defender, but the defender loses his weapon, which is thrown out
of reach of the fighters' hands. If the defender is using two
weapons, one weapon must be disarmed at a time.
If the number rolled on the 1d100 is a disabling critical hit, the
attacker not only disarms the defender, but does so in a humiliating
way. This means throwing the enemy's weapon far away, on top of
a table, or even catching the defender's weapon in the air. A
humiliating disarm must have practical effects in play, always
decided by the Master.
Mark is using a bat against Eris. Eris doesn't want to hurt her
out-of-control companion, so she decides to take the baton away
from Mark. Eris has 45/40 Martial Arts, needing a 23 on 1d100 to
knock Mark's staff to the ground.
All-Out Attack Also
known as Charge. The Character forgets all
recommendations about prudence and attacks his enemy.After aiming at the target for an entire round, it is time for Eder
He makes a single attack and has no right to defense.
Your attack value increases by +50%, defense by -50 and
damage by +1d6 for every 10 points of WILL.
Frieza's henchmen killed a friend of Dum Dum. Angry, he
attacks the soldier in an all-out attack. He has Martial Arts 68/68,
but in a full attack he will have 118/18. If he gains the initiative, he
will attack first and can hit his opponent hard, but if he makes a
mistake or he defends, he will have his guard down for an effective
defense.
Total Defense
If the Character decides that he does not intend to attack the
opponent and will only defend himself, he can perform a Defense
instead of each Attack to which he is entitled. This way, you can
defend yourself TWICE in one round (normally) or more, if you can
make multiple attacks.
Surprise Attack There are
out. Robert, who has the blind fight maneuver, continues to use
cases in which one (or more) Character prepares an
[40/40 fight], but Ozaki will face difficulties: his [35/50 fight] is now
ambush. The basic idea is to surprise the enemy, making an
reduced to just [18/25 fight].
attack without him being able to defend himself. The most
Ozaki is in serious trouble.
common situations are on roads that cut through dense forests or in suburbs
of cities, in alleys and other dark places. In order for a Surprise
Attack to occur, the victim must not know that they are being
watched and have no reason to suspect. The surprise attack is
carried out as an Easy Attack and the surprised side has no right
to defense (but is entitled to the protection of its IP!).
Attack from the back
There are two types of Back Attacks. The difference is whether
or not the victim is aware of the attack. If so, apply a half defense
penalty due to the difficulty in seeing the opponent. If the victim
cannot see the opponent, consider a surprise attack. When
someone makes this attack, consider the attack an Easy Test if the
victim is distracted or paying attention to other things.
Victor surprises Ronald by attacking him from behind. Ronald,
who fights with [Martial Arts 30/30] will have a defense value of 15
in this round.
Mira
A Character can lose an entire round targeting a
enemy and, as a result, receive bonuses.
The conditions are as follows: -
The attacker cannot be involved in close combat.
If a battle is going on, it is recommended that he moves at least 20
or 30 meters away.
- During the round in which he is aiming and in the round in
which he is going to attack, the Character cannot suffer any type of
threat or distraction (in the attack round, he cannot be attacked by
anyone with a higher Initiative than his. If the Initiative is smaller, a
possible attack does not interfere with the attack that happened before).
- The defender cannot be involved in combat either
next in the round in which the targeting is being done.
If these conditions are met, the attacker makes an Easy test
for the Targeted Attack. This technique is used by warriors who
want to launch a ki blast at powerful targets without being noticed.
to fire a Ki shot. As he was not hindered or threatened while aiming,
he can make use of the advantages of his action. Eder has [ki shot
35%], and can now make an attack with a 70% chance of hitting.
Blind Fight For some
reason, the Character may be unable to see. It
may be dark or he may be under the influence of
poison or magic. The dark can be for one Character
as well as for everyone. This situation applies to
each Character prevented from seeing. If the
Character has the Blind Fight combat maneuver
(see Skills), he continues fighting normally as long
as his other senses are functioning.
If the Character does not have the Blind Fight Combat
Maneuver, apply a half penalty to both attack and defense values.
Robert and Ozaki were fighting when the light suddenly goes
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Disadvantageous Position
Happens with some frequency to one of the combatants
be in a disadvantageous position in combat. He may be sitting at a
table when he is surprised by the enemy or he may be
have fallen to the ground. There are a multitude of situations that can
be considered disadvantageous.
In these cases, the DM must apply a penalty both
in the Attack value and in the Defense value. The modifier
HALF (reduces the values by half) usually works well.
The modifier must last as long as the Character is in a
disadvantageous situation, but it must be made clear to the Player
the reason for the penalty.
Phil is in the middle of a courtyard being shot at by 3 Red Ribbon
robot snipers on the roof of a house. Phil shoots
back as he runs for shelter, but is in a disadvantageous position. Your
[revolver 25%] is penalized by
Half: just a 13% chance of getting it right.
Non-Mortal Combat
Two Characters can be fighting and not fighting. They are
the classic cases of Campaign Characters who have a disagreement
due to some problem in the Adventure and end up losing patience
with each other or during a Tournament of
Martial Arts in which you cannot kill an opponent.
Martial Arts fights also fit into this category. Neither Character
intends to kill the other: winning is enough.
Treat all rules normally, with the exception of damage. Consider
that only a third of the damage is real and the rest is temporary. If a
Character reaches zero or fewer Hit Points
(adding the real and temporary damage), he faints. Will wake up
within 1d6 hours fully recovered from the temporary damage, but still
with the real damage.
NOTE: Note that Z Warriors need to inform that the attack
that the damage they are dealing will not be deadly.
Suffocate
A Character is able to go CON/2 rounds without breathing.
This applies if he is under the influence of gases or under the
water. After this time, if he is in a gassy room,
he WILL breathe the gas, even though he knows it can be deadly. If
If you are underwater, you take 1d6 points of damage per round.
Andrew hides in a lake to escape Vegeta.
Andrew has CON 14 and can only stay for 7 rounds
submerged. Vegeta flies past the place but doesn't make it
detect Andrew's Ki, who manages to escape this time...
Falls
There are two ways for a Character to suffer a fall: intentional or
accidental. In cases of accidental fall, the
Character does not expect to suffer the fall and his muscles do not
they were prepared to absorb the impact.
The damage is 1d6 each per meter of fall, with the right to Test
of AGI to reduce damage by half. A jump allows the
Character cushions the height with good leg movement. If you pass
the AGI Test, reduce damage by 1d6 for each
Character comparison die.
Remember that humans have 3D, while Z warriors or
Saiyans can have 4, 5, 6 or more comparison dice.
Note that Characters who are FLYING and receive
blows that make them fall do not fall into this category. Calculate the
impact damage and the crater opened by normal rules
from Crossing Walls...
Poisons
There are a multitude of known poisons. They can
be paralyzing, debilitating, sleep-inducing or deadly. They can
be ingested, inhaled, injected or just touched to be effective.
Regardless of what effect and method of
application, poisons ALWAYS entitle you to a Resistance Test to
avoid the worst.
Localized Damage
If a Character suffers damage equivalent to more than half
of their Life Points on a single body part, the Player
must make a CON Test. If he passes the Test, the member
will be temporarily weakened, unable to be used. Failure
in the Test can mean permanent loss of the limb.
During the fight with the Saiyans, Piccolo received both
lightning damage to his arm that he was disintegrated.
Inevitable Death
There are situations where death is inevitable. A fall of
a tall building, or a blow from Frieza to the middle of the head...
If we have extreme situations like these, it is not recommended
to force Players to roll dice dozens of times if the
Character will actually die. Remember, however, that this type
situation is frustrating. We advise against this situation
happen to a Player Character.
Treatment
A Character recovers 1 HP per level per day, and 5 Hero Points
per full day of rest.
Remember that the Character may also suffer special damage
such as sprains, ruptured ligaments or broken bones. In these cases,
consider a longer period of time in weeks or
up to months for a complete recovery.
These rules do not apply to healing through God Seeds, which
heal any damage instantly.
Dying
Despite all efforts, your Character may die
when his Life Points reach -10.
Any Character that has your Life Points
resets immediately falls unconscious, losing 1 HP per round due to
the injury, until reaching -10 and, if no one does
nothing for him, it will be certain death!
NOTE: Some rules from the original version of the daemon system
were excluded because they didn't make much sense in the adaptation (they
are made for normal humans!), but if the master wants to use these
rules, it is his will and complete freedom.
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Regras Z
Of course, the fights and cosmic powers of the Z Warriors How to calculate your Fighting Power
needed new rules to shelter their adventures and A Z Warrior has approximately one Fighting Power
here they are. equal to the sum of all your Physical Attributes, divided by 2,
added to Xd6, with X being the total amount of Ki he has (it varies during the

Charging your Ki fight and with each powerful blow he applies). When it's ready

You know that glow the Z Warriors make before they fight? That's where into battle, the maximum of your fighting power can be measured

they are charging their ki, when they do by the formula Power = (Physical Attributes/ 2) + 6* PK.

This means your ki points are available to be used

for techniques. Every Z Warrior is required to charge their ki Dum Dum has a fighting power of 221 at the beginning

Otherwise, you will be unable to use your techniques. of the Campaign, but which can be increased with hard training.

Ki works as follows, before a fight you

charges your ki (that bright aura) these ki points are Examples of Fighting Power
spent to use the techniques, if these points reach
zero you become weak and all your ability checks are Goku at the beginning of Dragon Ball 10

difficult and you will barely be able to move. Goku in Oozaru during DB Jackie 100
Chun Goku 139

Dum Dum has 22 Ki Points, which he uses to charge his special attacks during the 22nd Tein-Shinhan 180

and techniques (Energy Shot and Ki Protection) tournament during the 22nd tournament 180
Master Tsuru 120

Goku (vs. Piccolo) 260

Things Your Ki Can Do Piccolo Daimao 260

Goku with special clothes Piccolo 322

with special clothes Krillin at the 334

· You can use a Ki point to give bonuses to your
end of DB 206
attacks. Each Ki point spent causes 1 HP damage to the opponent that cannot
be defended by the IP.
After five years...

You can spend 5 Ki points to give you +5 points

Raditz 1.500
of damage in a technique, or common attack.
Gohan during the fight against Raditz 1.307
Goku during the fight against Raditz 416
· You can use ki points to give you a bonus
Piccolo during the fight against Raditz 408
equal to 10% in skills that are not combat but are based on physical activities
Master Roshi after fight with Raditz 139

Tein-Shinhan after fight with Raditz 250

Yamcha after fight with Raditz 172

You want to climb a rock wall, your climbing skill is 30 so you spend 1 ki
point and have a
final value of 40% After a year of hard training...

Krillin fights against the Saiya-jins 1.083

· You can heal yourself by exchanging ki points for health points.
Yamcha in the fight against the Saiya-jins 1.480
life, in a ratio of 1 to 1. This meditation technique CANNOT
Tein-Shinhan contra os Saiya-jins 1.830
be used in combat, because it takes too long (each HP recovered takes ten
Piccolo in the fight against the Saiya-jins 3.500
minutes).
Saibaiman 1.200
Napa 4.000
- All techniques spend Ki points to be activated.
If you don't have Ki points, you can't use your techniques.
And the NPCs...

Recovering Ki
Vegeta recently arrived on Earth 18.000
The character recovers (or charges) his Ki by concentrating (that bright
Goku doesn't fight against Vegeta 8.000
aura that surrounds Saiyans before
combats). You can recover your Ki at the rate of 1 Point
At this point, Character Sheet values can no longer be measured in
of Ki per level per round
human terms and the results of
combats will be the responsibility of the Master.
Fighting Power
Fighting power is the comparison of combat skills Frieza 530.000
of each Warrior. It can be measured with a special device or
through Sense Ki or Perception checks. 15 million!
Goku Super Saiya-Jin
Human Warriors (Player Characters) have
values ranging from 100 to 5000, while Saiyans or demons
How can Buu reach many millions!!!!
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Techniques
In this adaptation I decided to use the points system Ki Absorption
techniques that are used to buy the techniques below, see Cost: 1 Technique Point per level.
What will be the notation of each technique: Maximum Level: 20
Each technique takes 2 Ki Points per level to be fired. Therefore, Description: You have a technique that allows you to absorb a
to fire a Ki Energy Beam of level Ki Energy Shot fired at you. You receive damage (that passes through
3, the Character spends 6 Ki points. IP) but can absorb 1 Point of
Ki for every 6 points of damage the Shot deals.
Technique name
Cost: Cost in Technique Points, for each level. Desviar o Ki
Maximum Level: the highest level that can be purchased. Cost: 1 Point per level
Description: What the technique does. Maximum Level: 30
Description: You can deflect an energy attack that was
Ki Energy Shot fired at you, making a Dodge check against the target.
Cost: 1 Point per level. attack damage. If it is equal or greater, you can divert the
Maximum Level: 30 attack at up to 60º . With a little training, it can be used
Description: You have a technique that allows you to concentrate to try to hit opponents within the beam's field.
great energy in a Ki shot. Each Level of Energy Shot deals 1d6 points
of damage to the target, divided between Kienzan (cutting disc)
all people within a 3m radius of the point of Cost: 2 Technique Points per level.
impact. Also called DonDonPa, Masenko, DeathBall... Maximum Level: 20
Description: By concentrating energy in the palm of your hand you
Ki Energy Protection can muster enough energy to fire a cutting disc or piercing shot that
Cost: 1 Point per level. deals 1d6 damage per level.
Maximum Level: 30 If the damage is critical, roll 1d10 on the table below and check the
Description: You have a technique that allows you to concentrate extra damage multiplier and the limb that was torn off.
great energy into a Ki shield. Each Level of Result Limb Hit Head Arm Damage

Energy Protection allows you to defend yourself from 1d6 points of damage Right. Dead or x5
of lightning fired at you. 1 x2
It is also called Force Field. 2~3 Left Arm. x2
4~5 Perna Esq. x3

Blast Attack 6~7 Dir leg x3

8~9 0 Trunk or Tail x4
Cost: 1 Point per level.
Maximum Level: 10
Description: Future Trunks invented this power. He does Ki machine gun
cause a globe of blinding light to affect everyone in Cost: 1 Technique Point per level.
a 10m radius per level, blinding them for a round and allowing him Maximum Level: 20
(or his allies) to attack as if the opponent Description: You can fire several mini Ki beams at your
was blind. opponent, which if hit will cause constant damage.
With this technique, instead of releasing all the energy of
Kaio-Ken your attack you can launch it little by little, causing it to
Cost: 5 Points per level. your opponent loses his next action in the turn. It works like this, you
Maximum Level: 4 announce your action as a “Ki Machine Gun”, then you roll to hit
Description: Each level of this power doubles the damage of an normally, when you arrive
attack performed immediately after releasing the Kaio-Ken, until on the attacker's turn he can make a difficult Agility test,
a maximum of 100 points of damage in total (Kaio-Ken is used to If you pass, you only take half the damage, if you fail, you won't be able to
increase the damage of simpler techniques) move (lose turn), when the attacker's turn comes again, he can
choose to cease his attack, or continue
I am here (paying the Ki point cost again), if you continue
You don't need to do another test to get it right, but the attack every
Cost: 3 Points per Level
Maximum Level: 30 turn is entitled to a new Agility test...

Description: The Kame-Hame-Ha deals 7 points of damage per

level of this technique on an opponent. To do this, Warrior Z
you need to focus all your energy on this strike and release
your technique at once.
The Warrior can also release an amount of Ki that
you want to further increase the damage of this attack, dealing +2
points of damage per channeled Ki Point.
Self destruction
Cost: 5 Technique Points.
Description: By focusing your ki on yourself, you become
a bomb capable of destroying a large area around it. With
the explosion to your body will cause damage equal to 1d6+1 times
ALL your Ki Points (their total value, not the value you
is during the fight!).
You die in the process.
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Corps Division Growth Control

Only Namekians can develop. Cost: 10 Points per level
Cost: 10 Points per level Maximum Level: 3
Maximum Level: 10 Description: With this technique you can change your height
Description: You can divide your body into X+1 times, thus increasing your powers, but of course this also
(X being the level of this technique), each with 1/X of the original power. it will make an easy target... that's the risk you have to take... The benefits
This technique has its advantages, with the division you will be left with and penalties depend on the level of the technique.
multiple identical copies of your body, which will have all the techniques See the table below:
and Attributes of the original, but with its disadvantages, as all your life
points and Ki points will be Level Increase: Bonus: Penalty
divided by four. 1 50% +5 em FR e CON -5 AGI
If one of the copies dies, it can unite again and 2 100% +10 to FR and CON -10 AGI
heal normally. 3 200% +20 to FR and CON -15 AGI

Explode Evil Shrink

Cost: 2 Technique Points per level. Cost: 10 Points per level
Maximum Level: 25 Maximum Level: 3
Description: One where energy is released from your hand and causes Description: With this technique you can reduce your size to hide
great harm to evil people. This beam deals 1d3 per level from your enemies, or to become a
in good people and 1d10 points per level in evil people. hardest target to hit. The benefits and penalties
They depend on the level of technique, see the table below:
Explode Good
Level Increase: 50% Bonus: Penalty
Cost: 2 Technique Points per level.
Maximum Level: 25 1 +5 to AGI -5 FR
2 100% +10 to AGI -10 FR
Description: One where energy is released from your hand and causes
3 200% +20 to AGI -15 FR
great harm to good people. This ray deals 1d3 per level to
evil people and 1d10 points per level for good people.
Force Prison
PSI Strength Cost: 2 Points per level
Maximum Level: 30
Cost: 2 Technique Points per level.
Maximum Level: 25 Description: You can create a force field to trap
Description: You can use a type of Psychic power to move things your opponents. With this technique you can trap creatures
and paralyze living beings. The equivalent FR weak within a force field, when executed you
is equal to 1d6 x this technique's level. you need to make a test if you hit the opponent he will be trapped and
will be entitled to a FR vs. Your Level on d6. If it passes, it
Bukujutsu (Voar) leaves. If he fails he is trapped until the next round where he is entitled to
a new test. If he is attacked he will be automatically hit and the barrier will
Cost: 1 Point per level.
be destroyed.
Maximum Level: 25
Description: You can fly through the skies with this technique. A
Maximum speed is given by the Attributes table (pg 9). You
roll the data corresponding to your level and see the maximum speed
that you can achieve. To increase your speed, you can
use this technique again in flight, ignoring whether the result
is less than your current speed.

Absorb Energy
Cost: 5 Points per level
Prerequisites: Be an android or robot.
Description: Drain your opponent's energy for yourself
With this technique you make an attack roll. If you get it right,
Instead of dealing normal damage, you can choose to absorb ki points
(one for every 3 points of damage you would do) or life points.
(in addition to causing damage, you absorb 1 HP for every 3 you take).

Killing Insignificant Beings

Cost: 20 Points
Description: You make weak creatures explode.
You can attempt to kill any creature that has a total Hit Points less
than half yours.
Even so, when the technique is activated, the opponent has the right
to a difficult Will test, if you pass it you live, if you don't pass it you die.
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Ki Sword Fusion
Cost: 1 Point per level
Maximum Level: 3
There are three types of mergers, which are detailed below:
Description: With this technique you can create a sword from
your hand up to 1m long per level, this sword will function as an
extension of your hand, causing damage from a distance Fusion of Bodies
Cost: 50 Points.
Maximum Level: 1
Sleep
This is a type of fusion performed only by nanukuseis and
Cost: 2 Points per level
Maximum Level: Androids, in this fusion the two warriors of the same race merge, but
unlike the two previous fusions this does not create a new warrior but
30 Description: Opponent must pass a Will vs. Will test. o Power
an increase in the powers of one of them who must be chosen. In the
Level x1d6. If you fail, you fall asleep.
case of nanekuseis (it was the case of Neil and Piccolo who merged
and Piccolo kept his appearance but added Neil's attributes), it works
Four arms as follows: take the attributes, levels, skills, etc., and add the one that
Cost: 10 Points per level
will keep your personality. In the case of androids it is practically the
Maximum Level: 1
same thing, except in this case there is no choice but the strongest
Description: You can create two more arms on your shoulders.
can absorb the other and increase their powers.
bros, thus increasing their attacks and defense.
Benefits: With this technique you create two more arms on your
shoulders, giving a +4 bonus to AGI and DEX, in addition to gaining
Metamaru Fusion
an extra attack per round (this attack has to be a punch or strike using
Cost: 50 Points.
the extra arms).
Maximum Level: 1
This is the fusion carried out with the fusion technique, for it to
Stop the time work some prerequisites must be met. First, their height and at least
Cost: 50 Points.
one Attribute of the two must be the same; Secondly, they must have
Maximum Level:
the fusion technique; And finally, each person will roll a die (no matter
1 Description: You are able to stop time for a few minutes. You
how many sides), for the fusion to work it is necessary for both of
cannot breathe while time is frozen (CON/2 rounds).
them to roll either two even numbers or two odd numbers. If they are
successful, take a new chip and add up all the attributes of the two
involved in the fusion and add it up, (yes, that's right, add up the
Body Swap entire chip, from PVs, Ki Points, techniques, skills, everything,
Cost: 50 Points.
everything must be added up ).
Maximum Level: 1
Description: With this technique you can switch bodies with your If they fail, do the opposite, take the greatest attribute between
opponent. This technique gives you the power to, with lightning, the two and subtract everything. This fusion lasts half an hour and
change bodies with your opponent, this exchange will transfer to the there is no way to stop it sooner or prolong it.
other body only your mental attributes and this technique will be
maintained, only that in the new body you cannot use any of your Potala Fusion
techniques (except this one) nor the techniques of the opponent
This is the fusion using potala earrings. To activate it, two warriors,
taken!!!
regardless of race, power or height, simply need each fighter to put
Note: if the lightning does not hit the opponent, the master must
one earring in their ear and the other in the opposite ear. It works
do a test to see what it hits, as the effect only stops when someone is
almost exactly like the previous fusion only without testing and without
hit.
failures.
The highest value of each Attribute remains as the Dominant,
Teleportation and you add HALF of the value of the lowest Attribute to the New
Cost: 50 Points.
Character sheet that will emerge from this fusion. The character with
Maximum Level: 1
the highest number of Mental Attributes becomes the “base” for the
Description: With this technique you can teleport to any place in new Character (e.g. Supreme Mr. Kayo) Lasts forever or until
the universe as long as you know the destination location. Humans the earrings break.
can only teleport within the same planet.

Genki-Dama
Cost: 50 Points.
Maximum Level:
1 Description: Consists of concentrating the energy of living
beings in a single attack (even plants and animals).
The Genki-Dama deals 1 point of damage for each being that
donates its Ki (at the Master's discretion, Z Warriors can provide more
points for the Genki-Dama). The maximum energy a Genki-Dama
absorbs per round is 50 points and, if you are attacked, it is partially
dissipated.
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Other Breeds
Each race has a cost in improvement points that must be paid at head, and they are always men and their means of reproduction is
the time of character creation. through vomit... Yes, vomit, and the patriarch (the oldest among the
Once chosen, it's forever. You cannot acquire a race during the Nanekuseijins) when he needs more people he vomits a new being
campaign!!! (which will still be a child) and over time he will grow up and become
an adult ready for work or war...
Main Representatives: Piccolo and Dendê.
Sayajins
Saiyans are the warrior race that were born on the planet Vegita.
In the cartoon only Goku, Vegita, Nappa and Raditz are examples of
this race, as their planet of origin and their entire race were destroyed
by Frezza, but the master can create an alternative reality where
Saiyans still exist...
Personality: Very self-confident and passionate about com-
Hit, nothing in a sayajin's life is worth more than a good fight...
Physical Description: They are the same as ordinary humans,
but they have some peculiarities such as their hair that is always black
and unchanging, that is, it never grows and always maintains the same Androids
hairstyle, in addition, they have a monkey tail that allows them to Beings created from human bodies mixing them with robotic pieces,
become Oozaru. More information in the special levels area. thus forming androids, or cyborgs (I prefer androids).
Main Representatives: Goku and Vegeta.
Personality: Cold and calculating, they always live in consid-
so much internal personality conflict...
Physical Description: Same as Human.
Main Representatives: Nº18 and Nº17

Half-Sayajins
They are the results of the crossing of a human and a
Sayajin, or another creature that has sayajin blood, so here also fits
the ¼ sayajins, the 1/16 sayajins and so on, just have a sayajin
generation in your family...
Personality: Varied like humans, without major differences, it is
often said that from humans they take their appearance and their
ideas and from Saiyans their extreme strength...
Physical Description: Same as humans, the only
notable difference is a tail identical to that of the Saiyans...
Main Representatives: Gohan and Trunks.
Challenging The Frezza
race, of the Challengings, does not have much information, only
that it is a powerful race and focused on dominating races that they
consider inferior. The challenging seek to unite and help.
Personality: Too self-confident, which often ends up destroying
their own lives. The Challenging are a very close-knit race, where
hurting or killing a famous challenger can be a reason to be hunted by
everyone else of their race...

Physical Description: They can vary a lot, see the descriptions

in more detail in the special levels area.
Principal Representatives: Frezza

Nanekuseijins The
nanekuseijins are those born from the planet Nanekusei, or new
Nanekusei (after the Frezza saga).
Personality: They tend to be quieter and more closed, sometimes
too serious, or too shy, as is the case with Dendê.
Physical Description: They are green with show muscles, in
colors ranging from pink, purple, or brown. They have antennas on
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Training
Well, we have already created our Character and we are going
to live the adventures with our group, but before the master starts
the Campaign, he needs to know that Characters in DBZ evolve.
For example, Krillin himself. He starts the DB saga with a
fighting power of less than 100 and over the course of the sagas, it
reaches a maximum of 14,000!!! The same will happen with the
Player Characters. They will also develop during the Campaign.
Here is a chapter that will interest your players in training, the
evolution of a character through training, there are several ways to
train, I will discuss some below that I consider very interesting,
and which are shown throughout the series:
Points of
Training
Training points must be spent to purchase Attribute and
Technique points.
Every 100 training points can be exchanged for a Technique
or Attribute point. Every 25 Points can be exchanged for one PV or
PH and every 50 Points can be exchanged for one Ki Point.
Intense Training
This is the training that will serve as the basis for the next ones.
Training is counted per Training Hour.
A warrior can endure up to CON/5 hours of training per day
(rounded down), or he will be so exhausted that he will lose points
instead of gaining them. For every hour of intense basic training
you earn 1 Training point.
Training in greater gravity or with the help of gods ,
in the Kingdom of the Dead or Supreme Masters may be worth
more points per hour of training, according to the Master.
Training Skills The same basic
rules work. For every hour of study (the most someone can
learn something in a day is equal to INT/5 rounded down) you
accumulate 1 Training Point that must ONLY be used in Skills.
Every 10 Training Points equals 1% in a Skill, up to a maximum of
50%. Above that, only train with experts who themselves have a
higher value than this in the Skill you are learning.
Augmented Gravity
Increased gravity multiplies what is being evolved by the gravity
level, for example, a month of strength training at gravity 10, for
example, will earn 100 training points per hour instead of just 10.
NOTE: To calculate the maximum Gravity that your Character
can withstand, you must look in the Attributes table for the
maximum value that it can carry and divide it by its own Weight.
Dum Dum weighs 70 kilos and has FR 29 (carries 355kg). The
maximum gravity in which he can normally train is 5G. For short
periods of time he can train in environments of up to 10G (the
maximum he can lift is 710kg).
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DBZ Special Locations

Torre Karin
At the top of the Karin tower lives none other than Master Karin. To get there you have to go to the
sacred land of Karin (which is protected by a tribe of warrior Indians) and climb the tower with your own
strength. It took Goku almost an entire day to climb this tower!
Once up there, you can get Senzu (Seeds of the Gods) from him: 1d6 Se-
minds of the Gods for each Character.

Kami-Sama Temple Kami-sama

Temple floats high in the sky a few miles from Master Karin's Tower.
In it lives the god of Earth and his assistant Mr. Popo. The time room is also in this location.
Here in the courtyard you get +1 training point per hour.

Master Roshi Island

Master Roshi's island is very small and Master Roshi, his turtle and other animals live on it. The island
itself does not influence training in any way. Only the presence of Master Roshi does it, besides it's fun to
train there...

Kaio-Sama's house
Kaio-sama's humble home, his planet is located at the end of the serpent and has 10x more gravity
than Earth. Kaio-sama lives here with his monkey, Bubbles. See Extended Severity rules.

Planeta Kaioshin
The planet Kaioshin is where Gohan trained to fight Buu. Also, the last part of the encounter fight
with Buu occurred here. Goku trained here also in DBGT so that the ihs tail grows out. The planet has
a strange energy that doubles the training points earned here.

Room of Time The room

of time is a strange place where one year is equivalent to one day on Earth.
It is located in Kami-Sama's Palace.

Martial Arts Arena

This is where all the most important Martial Arts tournaments are held.
Tournaments generally take place in groups of 128 competitors who face each other in eliminations.
simple stories until they reach the 8 finalists, who face each other in the Arena located in the center.
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Items
Not an RPG is complete without good items, so check them out below-
Here's a small list of them:
HoiPoi Capsule
It is a small and light capsule,
that when the button on the
top, a structure or vehicle explodes
from within.
They were created by Dr. Brief.
Examples of Capsules:
Chapter 1 - Small House - It is one of the small houses in the
Hoipoi capsules created by Dr. Briefs. It has a chimney, three windows,
and a door with the number 1 at the top.
Cap.2031 - Mini Refrigerator - When Future Trunks was waiting
with the Z warriors for Goku, he used a capsule
a refrigerator came out. Inside, there are several types of soft drinks. It
has the number 2031 on it.
Chapter 8 - Boat - This boat was used during Goku's adventures
and Bulma in Dragon Ball. It's a simple boat with an engine at the back.
Chapter 82 - Driving Boat - This is Kame's steering boat.
It can support three people and has a glass dome to protect passengers.
Dragon Radar - Is capable of
detect all dragon ball in
Earth shows on the display where it is
the dragon ball and by pressing the
button at the top, you can increase
the tracked area as a zoom
Fighting Vest - This vest
imitates old armor design
of vegeta that only covers the chest, the
abdomen and back, also guarantees
a bonus of +10 to your IP,
without penalties.
Time Machine - In the alternative future,
Bulma invented a machine so that
Trunks goes back to the past to fix a
fact. The time machine needs approximately 8
months to recharge to travel
in time the reason it takes a long time, is
because of time-evaluable technology
(the capital of the west was destroyed by the
androids, where was capsule corp.) cell
also used to return to the past to
absorb the androids.
Sweet Pipi - This is a sweet that Bulma made, that the person
eat, have stomach pains and diarrhea when you hear “pi pi”.
It was given to Oolong by Bulma to make him obey her orders.
commands.
Kintoun Cloud – It is a mystical cloud
that is used to fly. You can
fly in the cloud by climbing on it. She went
given to Goku by Master Roshi.
Only people with hearts
pure can fly in it.
Magic Carpet – It’s a
Persia rug that has the ability
to float in the air. Mr.
Popo used the carpet in
several occasions.
It uses commands to
drive the carpet.
Magic Staff - Goku's magic staff
can grow or shrink using commands.
Goku used it several times when he was young,
common damage +1d6.
Potara Earrings - The earrings are from kaio-
shin and are used to merge. When two
individuals wear earrings on the opposite side
from the ear, they merged into one person
very powerful. To separate you must
take off or break the earrings, more information in
the chapter on mergers.
Seed of the Gods - These seeds are
used to restore health or
energy of those who eat. They work
anyone and at any time, including people
who are close to the
death. It is Master Karin who plants the
seeds. The seeds recover everyone
the lost Life Points and Ki.
Trackers - A device to place on one of
the eyes that is used to
determine the opponent’s power, speed and
distance. All information
can be seen in the green part of the device.
And you can also communicate. That
Technology comes from Saiyans and Frieza.
Medical Stretcher - A stretcher with padding inside to protect the
patient. The only thing is that it is not covered in the
front of the face. Goku was placed after the battle with Vegeta
in the land. It is an earth technology.
Recovers 1 HP per hour of rest.
Medical Machine - the machine is used to help warriors
recovering faster than normal. With the patient in
machine, a part attached to the top with a special liquid is
placed in the mouth. This is a part of the technology that was
on Frieza's ship. Recovers 1 HP per minute of rest.
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Examples of NPCs
Bacterium
FR 15, CON 18, DEX 10, AGI 12
INT 5, WILL 10, PER 10, CHA 1
HP 20, PH 10, Ki 1
Att. [1] Martial Arts 30/30
Damage 1d3, IP
1d3 Powers: Does not shower
since he was born. Anyone near him
must make a CON vs.
3D or all attacks will be made with
half Value against him.
Pilaf
FR 10, CON 12, DEX 10, AGI 12
INT 25, WILL 30, PER 30, CAR 5
PVs 12, PH 20, Ki 1
Att. [1] Briga 30/30
Dano 1d3+2, IP 1d3
Poderes: Pilaf não conta com
great powers, but he has a multitude
of machines and robots that will do
all the dirty work for him, in addition
to facing the Z Warriors.

Nam Pilaf Machines

FR 20, CON 17, DEX 17, AGI 12 FR 50, CON 52, DEX 10, AGI 5
INT 15, WILL 12, PER 12, CHA 13
HP 25, HP 25, Ki 3 HP 100, PH 0, Ki 0
Att. [1] Marcian Arts 50/50 Att. [2] Claws 50/50
Damage 1d6+1, IP Damage 6d6, IP
1d6 Powers: Tenku-pekeji- 25 Powers: Many of these
ken Aerial blow with two crossed arms machines have missile launchers
causes 3d6 points of damage. (damage 4d6 each missile) or
Cost 1Ki machine guns (shots 40% (x5) damage 1d10)

Guilan FR
Tsuru FR
30, CON 30, DEX 7, AGI 10 INT
5, WILL 10, PER 10, CHA 5 HP 30, CON 30, DEX 19, AGI 22
35, PH 35, Ki 3 Att. INT 15, WILL 16, PER 15, CH 12
[1] Brawl 40/40 HP 30, SP 36, Ki 10
Damage 2d6+1, IP Att. [2] Marciais Arts 100/100 (x2)
2d6 Powers : Guru -guru- Damage 3d6, IP
3d6
gum Slime that surrounds the opponent
Powers: DoDonPa
with FR 15, paralyzing them until they can free
themselves. All attacks made on a pinned level 7 Ki Energy Protection level
person are made at double the attack value. 7, Energy Absorption level 7.

Can fly at a speed of 10 m/s

Tares
FR 58, CON 50, DEX 41, AGI 30
Jackie Chun FR 32,
INT 12, WILL 16, PER 15, CAR 5
CON 30, DEX 21, AGI 20 INT
PVs 70, PH 40, Ki 20
15, WILL 16, PER 15, CHA 12
Att. [3] Artes Marciais 150/190 (x3)
HP 30, SP 36, Ki
Dano 8d6, IP 6d6
10 Att. [2] Marciais Arts 110/90 (x2) Powers:
Damage 3d6, IP
Bukujutsu level 10,
3d6
Energy Shot level 8 Ki
Powers:
Energy Protection level 6, Energy
BanKokubiKkurishon Attack that paralyzes
Absorption level 7.
the opponent unless they pass a WILL vs. 5d6
Ring Attack Level 5
and deals 1d6 points of damage per round for
With this power, Tares can attack
2d6 rounds.
several opponents around him,
Kame-Hame-Ha level 6,
forming a ring of energy where everyone in this ring receives 1d10
Ki Energy Protection level 6,
points of damage per level.
Energy Absorption level 6.
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Dr. Kotchin
FR 10, CON 20, DEX 13, AGI 15
INT 25, WILL 26, PER 20, CAR 12
PVs 20, PH 52, Ki 0
To. [1] Brig 30/30
Dano 1d3+2, IP 1d6
Powers: Dr. Kotchin does not have
fighting powers, but has
with a multitude of androids,
machines and cyborgs to use
for your purposes. Its main objective is
to bring back to life
your colleague dr. Willow, enemy of
Mestre Kame.

Androids
FR 50, CON 40, DEX 40, AGI 30
INT 0, WILL 0, PER 25, CAR 0
PVs 70, PH 40, Ki 0
To. [3] Garras 100/120 (x3)
Dano 7d6, IP 6d6
Tao Pai Pai
Powers: FR 35, CON 45, DEX 30, AGI 40
INT 15, WILL 20, PER 25, CAR 10
PVs 50, PH 40, Ki 10
To. [3] Artes Marciais 110/90 (x3)
Dano 7d6, IP 6d6
Saibaiman Powers:
Saibaimans (cultured men) are born from a special seed that Saiyans DonDonPa level 10
carry with them in space. They
They use Saibaiman when they don't want to go into combat
with the opponent because he considers him too weak or unworthy.
The Sayiajins who came after Raditz (Vegeta and Nappa) bring six
Saibaimans to earth, but nothing prevents some
of these seeds accidentally fell to Earth
.

FR 45, CON 45, DEX 45, AGI 45

INT -, -,
WILL FOR 10, EXPENSIVE -

PVs 50, PH 50, Ki 0

To. [3] Garras 90/100 (x3)
Dano 6d6, IP 6d6
Powers: Kamikasi Attack
Saibaiman can make a single Kamikasi attack,
grabbing its victim and exploding alongside it, dealing 20d6
damage points on it. The Saibaiman is destroyed in the attack.

Raditz

Normal
FR 80, CON 70, DEX 50, AGI 50 INT
15, WILL 15, PER 15, CHA 5 HP 100,
AP 50, Ki 30 Att. [4]
Marciais Arts 150/150 (x4)
Dano 10d6, IP 9d6+10
Oozaru
FR 120, CON 100, DEX 50, AGI 20
INT 10, WILL 10, PER 25, CAR 5
PVs 150, PH 75, Ki 30
To. [4] Garras 150/150 (x3) dano 10d6+36
Bite 100% damage 8d6+10

Powers:
Bukujutsu level 15,
Level 10 Energy Shot
Level 10 Ki Energy Protection,
Energy Absorption level 5.
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The Dragon Balls

On Earth there are seven spheres called the Dragon
Balls. They are made of translucent crystal and each of
these seven contains one to seven red stars within it.
When anyone manages to gather these seven spheres
in one place and conjure the magic words, a gigantic dragon
called Shen-Long appears and grants the owner of the
spheres a wish. After this wish is granted, the spheres fly
and scatter across the Earth, transforming into pieces of
stone for an entire year.
After this time, the Spheres return to becoming crystal
spheres and can be detected by the Radar built by the
Capsule Corporation.
When Dendê becomes Kami-Sama, the Dragon Balls
they start granting three wishes instead of just one.

As Spheres of Namek
On Namek, there are also seven spheres, but they are
much larger than the Earth Dragon spheres.
If you can gather the seven dragon balls and say the
magic words (in the Namek language), you can make three
wishes to Porunga, the Dragon of Namek. After this wish,
the spheres turn to stone for one Namek year (which is equal
to 130 days on Earth).
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Name____________________________________________
Race___________________________________________
Sex ____________ Height __________ Weight __________

Attributes Value / Mode / % Skills Total cost

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Strength (FR) _____ / _____ / _____
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Dexterity (DEX) _____ / _____ / _____ _______/______

Agility (AGI) _____ / _____ / _____ _______/______

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Intelligence (INT) _____ / _____ / _____
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Willpower (WILL) _____ / _____ / _____
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Perception (PER) _____ / _____ / _____ _______/______

Charisma (CAR) _____ / _____ / _____ _______/______

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