Difference between revisions of "MLP Social Hazards"
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Sometimes it happens that a shocking event has impact on the psyche, such an event is referred to as Social Hazard. | Sometimes it happens that a shocking event has impact on the psyche, such an event is referred to as Social Hazard. | ||
| − | * '''Bad News:''' A Bad News Social Hazard occurs for example when a friend or relative have a serious accident or after major disappointments. Technically it is treated as a Social Maneuver from the Stablemaster against the involved characters. The exact effect of the maneuver should determine by the stablemaster. | + | * '''Bad News:'''(CR variable) A Bad News Social Hazard occurs for example when a friend or relative have a serious accident or after major disappointments. Technically it is treated as a Social Maneuver from the Stablemaster against the involved characters. The exact effect of the maneuver should determine by the stablemaster. |
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| − | * '''Pressure:''' Pressure occurs when several negative factors come together. For example, exam stress caused by lack of preparation and uncertainty. Each hour a creature is exposed to Pressure, make an attack roll (ld20+5) against the character's Will Defense. If the attack succeeds, the character lose 2d6 points of fatigue from stress -1 persistent step down the mental condition track (see Conditions, page xxx). If the attack misses, the character takes half fatigue damage and does not move down the condition track. A character suffering from stress cannot regain fatigue points or improve its condition until it spends at least 1 hour in relaxed conditions. | + | * '''Pressure:'''(CR 4) Pressure occurs when several negative factors come together. For example, exam stress caused by lack of preparation and uncertainty. Each hour a creature is exposed to Pressure, make an attack roll (ld20+5) against the character's Will Defense. If the attack succeeds, the character lose 2d6 points of fatigue from stress -1 persistent step down the mental condition track (see Conditions, page xxx). If the attack misses, the character takes half fatigue damage and does not move down the condition track. A character suffering from stress cannot regain fatigue points or improve its condition until it spends at least 1 hour in relaxed conditions. |
Latest revision as of 00:51, 18 May 2013
Sometimes it happens that a shocking event has impact on the psyche, such an event is referred to as Social Hazard.
- Bad News:(CR variable) A Bad News Social Hazard occurs for example when a friend or relative have a serious accident or after major disappointments. Technically it is treated as a Social Maneuver from the Stablemaster against the involved characters. The exact effect of the maneuver should determine by the stablemaster.
| CR | Argument Size | Example | Attack | Damage |
| 1/2 | Tiny | little disappointment | -5 | 1d4 |
| 1 | Small | a small misfortune | -2 | 1d6 |
| 2 | Medium | injured friend | +0 | 2d6 |
| 4 | Large | broken promise | +2 | 4d6 |
| 8 | Huge | Loss of livelihood | +5 | 8d6 |
| 12 | Gargantuan | Loss of a close relative or Special Somepony | +10 | 12d6 |
| 20 | Colossal | Watched helplessly how all suffer and Die | +20 | 20d6 |
- Pressure:(CR 4) Pressure occurs when several negative factors come together. For example, exam stress caused by lack of preparation and uncertainty. Each hour a creature is exposed to Pressure, make an attack roll (ld20+5) against the character's Will Defense. If the attack succeeds, the character lose 2d6 points of fatigue from stress -1 persistent step down the mental condition track (see Conditions, page xxx). If the attack misses, the character takes half fatigue damage and does not move down the condition track. A character suffering from stress cannot regain fatigue points or improve its condition until it spends at least 1 hour in relaxed conditions.
