| From: | Robert Watkins <bob@**.NTU.EDU.AU> |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Re: Threat Ratingsry |
| Date: | Tue, 24 Jan 1995 01:29:12 +0930 |
> >Another thing about threat ratings, In Nan1 peacekeeper and nan2 eye of the
> > eagle there a some vilians that have listed threat ratings and dice pools,
> hows
> > that
> >work? Do you use both?
>
> These are for toxic shamans and insect shamans. These guys already had a
> threat rating in first edition rules, I think. I don't know how you use
> them, because I've never seen the first edition Grimoire.
>
Ah... You added the Threat Rating to their Magic Rating and Magic Pool.
(Just like a power focus)
> >Actualy can spirits attack physicaly? There is no damage code listed so I
> > assume they can't.
>
> That's what I tought, too. Elementals can, nature spirits cannot (except for
> toxic ones, I think).
>
Strictly speaking, nature spirits can't attack, as there is no damage code
listed. However, as this makes spirits relatively weak, I use the
(converted) damage codes from First Edition. (I also use First Edition
Grimoire rules for Greater Form Nature Spirit powers. Second Edition is
_so_ wimpy.)
Alternatively, you can just let them attack as a normal person would:
(STR)M Stun.
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