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kismet [The Basics]
kismet_s_combat_and_gear_101 [2021/11/26 13:39] (current)
kismet [Defense]
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-==== Melee and ranged attacks====+==== Melee and ranged attacks ====
  
 When you make a melee or ranged attack, the system makes a hidden roll of your total attack bonus + a randomized component, which is usually a random number between 1-20, also known as 1d20. It then compares this to the armor class of your opponent. When you make a melee or ranged attack, the system makes a hidden roll of your total attack bonus + a randomized component, which is usually a random number between 1-20, also known as 1d20. It then compares this to the armor class of your opponent.
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 **Let's break it down:** **Let's break it down:**
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 Your //base attack bonus (aka BAB)// depends on your class and level and can be viewed by typing //<score>// Your //base attack bonus (aka BAB)// depends on your class and level and can be viewed by typing //<score>//
  
-Your //stat// can be viewed by typing //<stats>//. To find your //stat modifier//, subtract 10 from the stat and then divide the total by 2 (round down).+Your //stat// can be viewed by typing //<stats>//. To find your //[[stats|stat modifier]]//, subtract 10 from the stat and then divide the total by 2 (round down).
  
-Your //stat modifier// is strength for melee weapons (swords, axes, etc.) and dexterity for ranged weapons (bows, pistols, etc.). The feat //weapon finesse// allows you to use dexterity instead of strength with certain weapons (//<help weapon finesse>//). Ranged attacks require ammunition in the form of a quiver or an ammo pouch.+The stats used are strength for melee weapons (swords, axes, etc.) and dexterity for ranged weapons (bows, pistols, etc.). The feat //weapon finesse// allows you to use dexterity instead of strength with certain weapons (//<help weapon finesse>//). Ranged attacks require ammunition in the form of a quiver or an ammo pouch.
  
 There is a small penalty for every attack made in one round after the first. Environmental factors may also lower the effectiveness of your attacks. Additionally, wearing heavy armor decreases the effectiveness of dexterity-based attacks, but not strength-based ones. Certain feats and spells increase your attack and damage potential, as described in the individual help files. For gear, see below. There is a small penalty for every attack made in one round after the first. Environmental factors may also lower the effectiveness of your attacks. Additionally, wearing heavy armor decreases the effectiveness of dexterity-based attacks, but not strength-based ones. Certain feats and spells increase your attack and damage potential, as described in the individual help files. For gear, see below.
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   * Stat modifier   * Stat modifier
   * Additional attack bonuses provided by gear, spells, and feats   * Additional attack bonuses provided by gear, spells, and feats
-  * 1d20 
  
 Touch attacks (//shocking grasp//, etc.) depend on strength, while ranged attacks (//ray of enfeeblement//, etc.) depend on dexterity. Touch attacks (//shocking grasp//, etc.) depend on strength, while ranged attacks (//ray of enfeeblement//, etc.) depend on dexterity.
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 === Saves === === Saves ===
  
-Your ability to resist magic effects and combat maneuvers are represented by your saves, also known as saving throws. Some classes have strong and weak saves, as detailed in the help file for each class. +Your ability to resist magic effects and combat maneuvers are represented by your saves, also known as saving throws. Some classes have strong and weak saves, as detailed in the help file for each class. When a saved is rolled, the game adds a random component, usually //1d20//
  
 **Your total amount can be seen with //<bonuses>// and consists of the following:** **Your total amount can be seen with //<bonuses>// and consists of the following:**
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   * Relevant stat modifier   * Relevant stat modifier
   * Any bonuses from feats, spells, and equipment   * Any bonuses from feats, spells, and equipment
-  * 1d20. 
  
 **There are three types of saves:** **There are three types of saves:**
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