RE: (TFT) Question to list --> contests.

[Ed Thorn <prophesor@yahoo.com>]

That was DMG, below.
I think that he just missed his cut-and-paste on the
second set.


demi 3d6  vs.  att total / 3
god  3d6  vs.  att total / 10

 
    demi rules
 human
    10 or less on 3d6
 giant
    13 or less on 3d6
 lesser demon
    26 or less on 3d6
 14-dragon
    46 or less on 3d6
 
    god rules
 human
    3 or less on 3d6
 giant
    4 or less on 3d6
 lesser demon
    8 or less on 3d6
 14-dragon
    15 or less on 3d6





--- rsmith <rsmith@lightspeed.ca> wrote:
> Hi Thorn,
> 	I'm afraid that I do not understand your
> examples below.  Could you give a few more
> words of explanation...
> 
> 	Rick
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: tft-owner@brainiac.com
> [mailto:tft-owner@brainiac.com]On Behalf Of
> David Michael Grouchy II
> Sent: Monday, August 04, 2003 9:12 PM
> To: tft@brainiac.com
> Subject: Re: (TFT) Question to list --> contests.
> 
> 
> >From: Ed Thorn <prophesor@yahoo.com>
> >
> >... (this contest chosen to
> >bridge the approach from existing rules)...
> 
>    Heres one I just made up.  I say either way if
> their attribute is below
> ten you should crush their chances.  In a contest
> between brain pans,
> strength of heart, or wrist locks; I consider 10 to
> be the bare minimum to
> overcome a human's own llimitations.  The minimum St
> to carry an object
> equal to your own weight, or the ten is the minimum
> Dx to catch something
> that they themselves knocked over.  Some people just
> can't do a pull-up, or
> many push-ups.
>    But for those people with high attributes,
> particularly legendary
> figures, I feel the contest should be between their
> attribute total.  No
> matter what the stated nature of the contest. 
> Inteligence and Dexterity can
> play a lot in a track meet, not just the Strength. 
> Even indian wrestling
> has a lot more than just balance to it.
>    So my submission, colored by trying to approach
> the bridge from the
> existing rules, is as follows...
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