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rules:combat-aftermath [2021/03/11 11:17]
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| ====== Combat Aftermath ====== | ====== Combat Aftermath ====== |
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| It's often important to know what happens to Extras who were [[rules:incapacitation|Incapacitated]] during a fight. This creates interesting choices for the players after battle as they must decide what to do with their wounded companions and living captives. Do they leave their men behind? Do they slaughter their foes? These situations should present your group with chances to roleplay their characters, and challenges to their overall plans as they have to deal with prisoners or walking wounded. | It's often important to know what happens to [[rules:wild-cards-and-extras|Extras]] who were [[rules:incapacitation|Incapacitated]] during a fight. This creates interesting choices for the players after battle as they must decide what to do with their wounded companions and living captives. Do they leave their men behind? Do they slaughter their foes? These situations should present your group with chances to roleplay their characters, and challenges to their overall plans as they have to deal with prisoners or walking wounded. |
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| After a fight, the players make [[attributes:vigor|Vigor]] rolls for all of their wounded allies and the GM rolls for wounded foes. With a success, the Extra is alive but [[rules:incapacitation|Incapacitated]] (failure indicates death). With a raise, the wounds were only superficial and the character may function normally. | After a fight, the players make [[attributes:vigor|Vigor]] rolls for all of their wounded allies and the GM rolls for wounded foes. With a success, the [[rules:wild-cards-and-extras|Extra]] is alive but [[rules:incapacitation|Incapacitated]] (failure indicates death). With a raise, the wounds were only superficial and the character may function normally. |
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| **Walking Wounded**: If it becomes important to know which [[rules:incapacitation|Incapacitated]] characters can walk and which cannot, make a second [[attributes:vigor|Vigor]] roll for each. Those who make it are "walking wounded"--they may shamble slowly but still cannot fight or perform other useful actions. | **Walking Wounded**: If it becomes important to know which [[rules:incapacitation|Incapacitated]] characters can walk and which cannot, make a second [[attributes:vigor|Vigor]] roll for each. Those who make it are "walking wounded"--they may shamble slowly but still cannot fight or perform other useful actions. |
