Vampires, Werewolves And Humans Roleplay

Did he even fight BJ Penn or Matt Hughes???

Fight in July is against BJ Penn

fixed

''Cover: A character who ducks behind a wall or other
large solid object (car, counter, large heavy machine,
etc.) gets the protection of that object’s Durability and
Structure.'' - found this on the mage book.

shouldn't we use this system instead of applying shield mechanics to a giant wall :omegalul:

in simpler terms, would someone be kind to make a guide with certain objects that are commonly used in our story (walls, cars) w/e?

and the system is simple, structure of an object is its ''health levels'' and durability is its ''auto'' soak, meaning if a wall has 5 durability and 10 structure, u punch that wall and deal 5 bashing/lethal means its automatically soaked by the wall's durability. if u manage to deal lets say 6 bashing/lethal to it, 1 damage goes through (5 auto soaked), meaning that 1 damage deducts from the Structure (health lvls of the wall).

also the book mentions that for certain aggravated strikes, u can half the structure/durability of the object in place.

gun shots are very often in our game settings so i think a quick ruling on this is needed

Yes, definitely. I mentioned this in the scene last night that Fahim was in and it's exactly how it should work. The person on the other side of the structure should not start taking damage until the structure is destroyed and the armor is exceeded. It is also very important (and you did clear this up in your post) that the armor of a vehicle is not dice, it's automatic successes.

The book is very clear that there are ways to get around this. You can shoot at +3 difficulty into a car to /directly/ hit a person if a part of their body is visible through the window.

The book is also clear that the object must be solid, so for example let's take a car. If you go through door of the car then a bullet will just zoom right through, obviously not taking structure into consideration but still taking armor into consideration. If however you were talking about the spot where engine block is or through the bottom then it gets the full structure because the bullets have to rip through solid steel to get to the other side first. It's a lot of deciding based on common sense which is what you usually need a storyteller for.

Another note, it's really up to the person what level of cover they are in not the cover itself. Cover has a max level but somebody can always choose to use less of it. As long as an object can cover your whole body either vertically or horizontally (laying down) you can choose to hide and be immune from damage until it's destroyed.

who's this thot

exactly

i pray to flaky every night before bed this creature must never die

Set himself would rise from torpor to slaughter the inconsiderate oaf who lays a finger upon flaky.