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Re: (TFT) HTH mechanics



Good example: that chimpanzee attack last week on that poor fellow. Got tore
up pretty bad - I'm not even sure he pulled through. Even if he did, as the
saying goes, "That'll leave a mark!"

And these were *chimps* - imagine what P.O'ed Kodiak bear or Siberian Tiger
would do... to say nothing of an Allosaurus or T-Rex...

I think for animals the HTH rules are a pretty good model for reality.
Animals are very dangerous - we tend to forget that in this age of modern,
reliable, repeating rifled firearms. But catch us without a gun and we are
hor d'erves in no uncertain terms.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Eric Coles" <eac42@columbia.edu>
To: <tft@brainiac.com>
Sent: Friday, March 11, 2005 11:33 AM
Subject: RE: (TFT) HTH mechanics



> I've been using the HTH rules very happily lo these many years.  Yes,
> getting in HTH with an animal can be fatal.  I normally see this as a good
> thing, since to wrestle a lion successfully like Tarzan does usually takes
> someone as tough as Tarzan IMHO [ST approx 25-30, DX 19-25, Warrior and
> Veteran, UC I (untrained but *very* good OJT).  Unless it's the movies
> Tarzan, in which case he's in trouble. ;->  Even a German Shepherd can be
a
> real pain in unarmed combat if it gets you down.
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