House Rules

Here's Where I'm going to put all the house rules and homebrew rules.

Speed Factor Initiative: At the start of every round of combat, the GM will declare the enemies' intentions. They will then roll their initiative and any relevant rolls (attack, damage, etc.) and modify it based on the chart below. The players will all, in no order, state their intentions for the round, then roll initiative and relevant dice rolls, modifying their initiative as detailed below.

Then, the GM may adjust numbers based on descriptions of the attacks, whether they believe them to be slower. Only one modifier, the SLOWEST, applies. For example, if Veil wishes to sheathe their short sword and fire with their crossbow, they have a -2 for swapping equipment, but a -5 for firing a ranged, loading weapon. Their base initiative modifier is +5, they take a -5 penalty, for a total initiative modifier of +0.

Lastly, I will be adding a cumulative -1 per 24 hrs between posts. Get those actions in so we don't slow the combat.

Then, all the actions occur in order and we start over on a new round. Any spells or effects which last until the start/end of your/their next turn will instead last until the start/end of the next round. Reactions are gained at the start of every round as well.



Critical Hits: When you perform a critical hit, roll the damage dice as per a normal hit, add the modifiers, then add the highest possible dice result, excluding modifiers. For example, Veil scores a critical hit with her Crossbow, a weapon which deals 1d8+5 damage. They roll a 4, +5, then add 8, the highest result on a 1d8, for a total damage of 17.

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Lastly, I will be adding a cumulative -1 per 24 hrs between posts. Get those actions in so don't slow the combat.

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