+ Combat Mechanics

Is based on lowering the enemy's Health and Amor Durability (AD), if the enemy has armor equipped then you'll have to break through their armor to deal direct damage. If the enemy has no Armor then you'll deal direct damage.

There is more than one way to dealing damage on this site; you'll have the choice of causing mutilation, breaking bones, stabbed wounds, permanent damage.

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ATK vs ATK: The concept of who's attack is stronger, will follow a numerical value system.

Basic Chart: Without skills or weapons being used.

0-100: Minor cuts and bruises.

100-350: Cuts and bleed, usually heavier dealt attacks

350-500: Broken bones, piercing damage.

500-750: Mutilation, Cutting Limbs off with weapons, or magic.

750-800: Crippling

800-850: Major Damage

+850-999: Fetal, or even Death

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Let's include weapons now:

A character using a rank weapon that is higher than your rank weapon will always be stronger in terms of ATK Power. Especially when trying to block/guard against. The only time this factor is slightly changed is when your character has a higher defense stat than the total dealing damage.

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Let's include Skills now:

Skills follow the same concept as weapons that are shown above, however, skills are a bit different. Skills are extremely more powerful than using a weapon or melee attacks alone. Skills will always overpower someone who isn't using a skill.

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Dealing Damage with Weapons + Skills:

When a character chooses to attack an enemy with a weapon and a skill of their choice. They'll instantly become deadlier than before, with the right weapon and skill combination a character can become a real threat to the enemy. To defend against a combination like this is to have your defense stat higher than total dealing damage.

Skill vs Skill:

Skills follow the same Rank system as Weapon and Armor, however, the difference between each skill is what the skill does. Certain skills have different effects. Naturally, any skill that is higher rank will always be stronger unless the skill has been upgraded. Upgraded skills will always win if their attack is higher than the enemy skills attack.

Bonus Damage:

Bonus Damage is added Damage effects that skill, weapons, or even magic may cause in battle. When bonus damage is applied, players must roll dice with their post to figure out if bonus damaged will be applied or not. All rolls must be 50 or higher to have bonus damage applied. If the number is below 50, bonus damage has failed. There is no limit to how many times players can try to inflict bonus damage.

Dice Rolling Code: [-Roll=1d100-] (Remove the "-" when rolling)

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Permanent Damage:

This is damage dealt from certain bonus damages that our characters will never be able to fully recover from, like having an arm cut off or being infected with a disease. This type of damage will reduce our health from looking like this 100/100 to something like this 85/100 (-15 Arm Lost).

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Bonus Damage Types:

Have a chance of causing between two effects

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Bashing: Are extremely condensed melee attacks that can also break armor or weapons. (Melee only)

• 50% chance for breaking armor

• 50% chance for breaking weapons/shields if parry, or countered.

Slashing: This can be caused by using weapons or magic spells.

• 50% chance of cutting a limb off - reduces health by 20 points permanently

• 50% chance of causing Bleeding - reduces health by 15 points each turn till healed

Piercing: A term used when a weapon or magic cuts through the flesh in some shape or form.

• 50% chance to add 20 stack damage to all weapon attacks

• 50% chance to add a reoccurring bleed effect by 15 points on the enemy's health till healed.

Crippling: A attack that can cause impairment in characters' movement, such as broken bones, rendering them useless for life.

• 50% chance to break bones through an attack - reduces health by 35 points semi-permanently (In till healed)

Wound: An attack that has left a wound, this can be fatal or minor.

• 50% to leave a character wounded for the rest of that character's life. Will reduce health by 45 points permanently

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Magic Bonus Damage:

Bonus Damage that can only be inflected with magical spells, or enchanted weapons.

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Curse: This is the use of imbuing curses onto objects or creations of one's magic elements. These curses can have various effects, from poisoning, paralysis, illness, and others.

• 50% Chance of illness - affected characters will lose 10% of health till healed.
  
  
• 50% chance of paralysis - affected characters will not able to attack for 2 turns
  
  
• 50% chance of disease - leaves permanent damage on the enemy's health by 25 points. (This can stack)

De-buffs/Buffs: This is the use of imbuing others with buffs and de-buffs. This can either improve combat or worsen it. Must choose one of three effects, this can stack per turn.

• 50% chance Buff - Increase a single stat by 35 points, may select 2 characters or use on yourself
  
  
• 50% chance De-buff - Decrease a single stat by 35 points, select one target
  
  
• 50% chance De-buff - Can neglect 1 attack action per turn