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    This document outlines rules for combat in a roleplaying game. It provides an action table that determines combat results based on a character's skill level and an opponent's attack margin. The table includes levels of damage for armed and unarmed attacks ranging from scant to crippling. It also lists common combat procedures such as declaring attacks, determining damage, and allowing defender luck use. Finally, it provides a turn sequence for resolving all actions over one round of combat.

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    Action Table for Cryptworld RPG

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    This document outlines rules for combat in a roleplaying game. It provides an action table that determines combat results based on a character's skill level and an opponent's attack margin. The table includes levels of damage for armed and unarmed attacks ranging from scant to crippling. It also lists common combat procedures such as declaring attacks, determining damage, and allowing defender luck use. Finally, it provides a turn sequence for resolving all actions over one round of combat.

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    TM

    Action Table
    Defense Column
    Skill
    Ability
    Checks Checks

    Attack
    Margin

    1-15

    16-30

    31-45

    46-60

    61-75

    76-90

    91-105

    106-120

    121-135

    136+

    10

    L
    LK
    L
    M
    M
    H
    CK
    CK
    CK
    CK

    L
    L
    L
    M
    MK
    H
    H
    CK
    CK
    CK

    0
    1-4
    5-9
    10-29
    30-49
    50-69
    70-89
    90-94
    95-99
    100+

    LK
    L
    L
    M
    M
    L
    H
    MK
    M
    C
    H
    MK
    C
    C
    H
    CK
    CK
    C
    CK
    CK
    CK
    CK
    CK
    CK
    CK
    CK
    CK
    CK
    CK
    CK
    ARMED COMBAT RESULTS
    Code Result

    S
    S
    S
    S
    S
    LK
    L
    S
    S
    S
    L
    L
    L
    LK
    S
    M
    LK
    L
    L
    L
    M
    M
    MK
    L
    LK
    H
    M
    M
    M
    M
    H
    H
    H
    M
    M
    HK
    H
    H
    H
    H
    CK
    HK
    HK
    H
    H
    CK
    CK
    HK
    HK
    H
    UNARMED COMBAT RESULTS
    Code Result (Defender loses points from current STA)

    Scratch: Lose 1-2 points (see above), and


    mark one wound box.
    Light Wound: Lose 2-20 points (1d10x2),
    and mark two wound boxes.
    Medium Wound: Lose 4-40 points
    (2d10x2), and mark three wound boxes.
    Heavy Wound: Lose 6-60 points (3d10x2),
    and mark four wound boxes.

    Crippling Wound: Lose 6-60 points


    (3d10x2), and mark five wound boxes.

    Knockdown: Defender knocked down and


    back 5 feet; must make DEX check to hold
    onto any hand-held items; all uncompleted
    actions this round are cancelled.

    S
    L
    M

    Scant Damage: Lose 1-2 points (roll 1d10; 1-5=1,


    6-10=2).

    Light Damage: Lose 2-20 points (1d10x2).

    Medium Damage: Lose 4-40 points (2d10x2).

    Harsh Damage: Lose 6-60 points (3d10x2), and


    mark one wound box.
    Crushing Damage: Lose 6-60 points (3d10x2),
    and mark two wound boxes (or called shot, if
    specified otherwise).
    Defender knocked down and back 5 feet; all
    uncompleted actions this round are cancelled.

    COMBAT PROCEDURE
    1

    Declare attack

    Determine base damage

    Determine strike number

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7

    Defender declares luck use (PCs, missile attacks


    only)
    Attacker rolls specific check against strike
    number
    Apply results

    6
    SEQUENCE OF PLAY FOR ONE ROUND
    CM declaration
    Side A melees
    8
    PC declaration
    Side B uses paranormal talents
    9
    Initiative determination
    Side B fires or throws missiles
    10
    Side A uses paranormal talents
    Side B moves
    11
    Side A fires or throws missiles
    Side A defensive missile fire
    12
    Side A moves
    Side B melees
    13
    Side B defensive missile fire
    Stamina loss and recovery
    14

    Permission granted to photocopy this form for personal use.


    Copyright 1984, 2013 Daniel Proctor. CRYPTWORLD and CRYPTWORLD logo are trademarks of Daniel Proctor.

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