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− | Diseases in Swords of Infinity damage characters' health and ability scores, and are even capable of causing narrative effects that are permanent until the character is cured. Diseases are created very similarly to characters, they have Abilities, and typically have two Traits | + | Diseases in Swords of Infinity damage characters' health and ability scores, and are even capable of causing narrative effects that are permanent until the character is cured. Diseases are created very similarly to characters, they have Abilities, and typically have two Traits; a method of transmission and a cure. |
== Riding & Driving == | == Riding & Driving == |
Revision as of 06:53, 24 December 2016
Adventuring in Swords of Infinity can generally be handled within the narrative but in the circumstances mentioned below some rules are necessary.
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Sleep
Characters that do not get regular sleep begin to suffer penalties from their deprivation. For every day that a character goes without sleep they suffer a consecutive -10 penalty to all Success and Power Checks unless they succeed in an Endurance Skill Check. These penalties remain until the character gets a full eight hours of sleep, at which point they are all removed. Successful Endurance Skill Checks only prevent the penalty for that day from adding to previous sleep deprivation penalties, and do not remove them.
Storyteller's Note: Characters taking one or two hour power-naps can be given a bonus to their Endurance Skill Check, but should not be treated as having had a full night's rest.
Food & Drink
Characters that go without food or water for long periods of time suffer a penalty based on how many days they have gone without sustenance. For every day that a character goes without food or water they suffer a consecutive -10 penalty to all of their Success and Power Checks unless they succeed in an Endurance Skill Check. These penalties remain until the character eats or drinks again, at which point they are all removed. Successful Endurance Skill Checks only prevent the penalty for that day from adding to previous starvation penalties, and do not remove them.
Disease
Diseases in Swords of Infinity damage characters' health and ability scores, and are even capable of causing narrative effects that are permanent until the character is cured. Diseases are created very similarly to characters, they have Abilities, and typically have two Traits; a method of transmission and a cure.