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- Applications are now open for What We Become: Survivor Stories, a series of bite-sized scenarios meant to test our new and improved combat system in action! Our first wave contains 6 different scenarios, all taking place within the What We Become universe. If you've been waiting to play on the server, now's your chance!
Currently, applications for File #4: Manhunt are open. Applications for the remaining scenarios will open at a later date.
Additionally, each scenario has a limited number of slots for each role in the party, as well as an overall participation limit. If you apply for a role/scenario that is already full, you will be asked to apply for a different role/scenario. You can view the number of slots remaining for each scenario on its respective forum post, linked above.
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d. Health System
Health System
Character Hit Point (HP) values vary depending on which traits a character posesses.
The default HP pool a character starts with is 100HP.The maximum HP pool a character may start with is 145HP.
The minimum HP pool a character may start with is 75HP.
Bleed Out Timer
- When a character is downed, a bleed out timer begins.
- On the first down, the character has 5 turns to be revived before they die.
- On the second down, the character has 4 turns to be revived before they die.
- On the third down, the character has 3 turns to be revived before they die.
- A character is considered downed when their health reaches 0HP.
- While downed, a character has two options for revival: revival by another character, or self-revival.
- Self-revival is limited to 3 attempts for characters with a medical background, and 2 attempts for all characters.
- If all attempts as revival fail, the character dies outright.
Tiered Wound System
- There are two types of wounds: minor and heavy wounds.
- These wounds impose limits on health restoration and can only be remedied through the use of specialized medical equipment.
- When a character sustains two heavy wounds, they will only be able to use their sidearm accurately (Revolvers or Pistols).
- Attempts to attack with a primary weapon (Shotguns, Rifles, etc.) will be met with significant penalties on all rolls to hit.
- Minor wounds may occur randomly when hit by an attack that deals more than 50HP or when a character's health drops below 20HP.
- Minor wounds decrease a character's maximum HP pool by 15HP per wound.
- Heavy wounds are sustained when hit by a critical attack or an attack that deals more than 75HP.
- Heavy wounds decrease a character's maximum HP pool by 25HP per wound.
- Each time a character is downed in combat, they sustain a heavy wound.
- A character may only go down 3 times in a single combat encounter or event; after the third down, the character dies outright.
Medical Items
- A wide range of medical items with their own unique uses have been implemented into the game.
- This includes both new and existing medical items adapted to the combat system.
- Click on a medical item to copy the info to your clipboard.
- Sort the list alphabetically by clicking on one of the headers.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| First Aid Kit | An all-encompasing medical item that restores the user to full HP and treats the BLEEDING status effect as well as all HEAVY & MINOR WOUNDS. |
| Wound Care Kit | A wound care kit that treats the BLEEDING status effect as well as all HEAVY & MINOR WOUNDS, but does not restore any HP. |
| Wound Care Kit | A splint that treats the FRACTURED status effect. |
| Revitalisol Medicinal Spray | A medicinal spray that restores 75HP and treats the BLEEDING status effect as well as all MINOR WOUNDS. Can also be used to sterilize bandages and fight wound infections. |
| Rejuvenex Medicinal Spray | A less effective medicinal spray that restores a 50HP. Can also be used to sterilize bandages and fight wound infections. |
| Vitalix Supplements | A supplement that restores 20HP. Can also be used to alleviate panic. |
| Hemolock Supplements | A supplement that treats the BLEEDING status effect. Can also be used to alleviate pain. |
| Purifinex Supplements | A supplement that cures the POISONED status effect. Can also be used to alleviate fatigue. |
| Bandages | Restores 15HP and treats the BLEEDING status effect. |
| Makeshift Bandages | Restores 10HP and treats the BLEEDING status effect. |
Traits
- Certain traits within the game may yield distinct advantages and disadvantages upon selection and utilization, taking into accouint the diversity of character abilities and attributes.
- Some traits are capable of evolving or before removed through roleplay means or the passage of time.
- Click on a trait to copy the info to your clipboard.
- Sort the list alphabetically by clicking on one of the headers.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Stout | +5HP in starting pool. |
| Strong | +10HP in starting pool. |
| Feeble | -5HP in starting pool. |
| Weak | -10HP in starting pool. |
| Obese | +20HP in starting pool; 2AP per tile movement penalty. |
| Thick Skinned | +15HP in starting pool; resists the BLEEDING status effect. |
| Thin Skinned | -15HP in starting pool; susceptible to the BLEEDING status effect. |
| Resilient | Resists the POISONED status effect. |
| Prone to Illness | Susceptible to the POISONED status effect. |
| Fast Healer | Restore an extra 1D20 worth of HP when using a healing item. |
| Fear of Blood | Requires a D20 die roll in order to heal yourself or others; if failed, the medical item is wasted. When healing yourself while downed, recieve a -1 penalty to all rolls. |
| Dextrous | Receive one free miscellaneous action every combat scenario. |
| Fresh Amputee | -8 penalty on all rolls to hit when using a two-handed weapon. |
| Fresh Amputee (No Prosthetic) | -9 penalty on all rolls to hit when using a two-handed weapon. |
| Proficient Amputee | -5 penalty on all rolls to hit when using a two-handed weapon. |
| Proficient Amputee (No Prosthetic) | -6 penalty on all rolls to hit when using a two-handed weapon. |
| Adept Amputee | -2 penalty on all rolls to hit when using a two-handed weapon. |
| Adept Amputee (No Prosthetic) | -3 penalty on all rolls to hit when using a two-handed weapon. |
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Last Updated: August 5, 2023