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Monster of the Week / No Read a Person?
« on: March 04, 2012, 04:12:42 PM »
I just noticed that there's no read a person move in MotW. I'm curious about the reason why it was left behind; I kinda liked it in AW.
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I have the following, and will give them for a song:
- the Fallen
- the Valkyrie
email me at zdettwyl at gmail dot com to get 'em! and include a couple of lines from your favorite song, if you feel like you need to "pay" something ^___^
-The Orphan
-The Boy and His Dog
-The Feeder
-The Witch King
-The Medicant
^find me these
One idea that has to go is that player characters have special considerations in the system when it comes to death.
Assuming by "Fifi" you mean "Doule" and by Rouge, "Chaplain", there is a problem (I quote, again): "Chaplain is standing beside Doule, who is unconscious".
How can Doule do what you says, if he's unconscious? Keep in mind also that if the opponent is unconscious there is no roll to do (page 165).
Yes, sure, cool: if he's awake what you says is fine. But you changed the scene, so it's quite obvious also the results changes...
Edit: Beside, why a hard move from the MC? Chaplain didn't miss any roll, nor given the MC a good possibility; in addition, both Doule and Chaplain are PCs (I didn't said that, sorry, but I thought them as PCs).
By the fiction... how can Doule survive? His whole head blew up.
Actually, an NPC with 2 or more harm might live, if helped in time. Taking definite hold of such an NPC's life would seem to mean being able to make sure the NPC lives long enough to get help, or dies too soon for it.
Charles