| From: | Gurth gurth@******.nl |
|---|---|
| Subject: | MITS question |
| Date: | Fri, 23 Jul 1999 13:03:44 +0200 |
the street was...
> > > Is the only thing I can do center against TN penalties?
> > >
> > yes, centering only reduces the T# penalties.
>
> So, what would the TN be for a centering vs. penalty test?
> [Forgive me if it's in there, my MITS is at home. However, I thought
> the TN of the centering test was the TN of the original test, with
> every 2 successes dropping the TN by 1 for the actual test... The
> original test has no TN...]
The modifiers to an open test are the opposite of the normal TN modifiers -
- with that I mean that if a TN hase a positive modifier (+2, +4, etc.),
in an open test it would be negative (-2, -4, etc.). So, that at least
sets the TN modifier for the Centering test. As for the base TN, I'd say a
4 -- most things can be done with a TN of 4, so it seems good enough for
this as well. Therefore, if the GM applies a -2 modifier to your Stealth
test result, you would have to center against a TN of 6.
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