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| ===== How The Game Calculates Damage ===== | ===== How The Game Calculates Damage ===== | ||
| - | //all from the v1.2 manual// | + | //from the v1.2 manual// |
| There are three types of damage: bashing, lethal and aggravated. Different weapons cause different types of damage to a vampire. Some examples are: | There are three types of damage: bashing, lethal and aggravated. Different weapons cause different types of damage to a vampire. Some examples are: | ||
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| Fortitude soaks damage only while it’s active. This means if a baseball bat-wielding thug attacks you, your character could avoid damage from a smashing hit if he or she has a high stamina. Conversely, if your character has a low stamina, he or she will take the brunt of any blunt hits that make contact. | Fortitude soaks damage only while it’s active. This means if a baseball bat-wielding thug attacks you, your character could avoid damage from a smashing hit if he or she has a high stamina. Conversely, if your character has a low stamina, he or she will take the brunt of any blunt hits that make contact. | ||
| - | //all from the official v1.2 readme// | + | //from the official v1.2 readme// |
| Every weapon in the game has specific attributes given to it. These attributes are the following: | Every weapon in the game has specific attributes given to it. These attributes are the following: | ||
combat.txt · Last modified: 2018/02/07 18:46 by lurk
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