Hit cap is calculated with the average of (Str/2) and (Agl/2), which means that if you have Str A (d12) and Agl D (d6) you will have a hit cap of the average of 6 and 3, which is 4,5, rounded up to 5. This is not completely clear to be honest (and the extra checkboxes doesn't help) but if we are looking at various NPC in the Referee's Manual we can see that it the case.
It's something they do in all their games by the look of it. It could be to stop confusing when adding and subtracting so that D+2=B, not D6+2=D10 not D8.
Thanks for the play through. Really needed the advice. One thing if he is from NYC then his lucky coin could be a Subway Token.
Nice idea. Glad you found it useful.
Back when they still had subway tokens.
Hit cap is calculated with the average of (Str/2) and (Agl/2), which means that if you have Str A (d12) and Agl D (d6) you will have a hit cap of the average of 6 and 3, which is 4,5, rounded up to 5.
This is not completely clear to be honest (and the extra checkboxes doesn't help) but if we are looking at various NPC in the Referee's Manual we can see that it the case.
Thanks, I misread that.
Thanks for the Vid very helpful
Thank you but note my mistake below.
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A letter converts to a die type? Why, not just use the die type?
It's something they do in all their games by the look of it. It could be to stop confusing when adding and subtracting so that D+2=B, not D6+2=D10 not D8.