Re: [DL] Shamens

["Ian Pinkett" <Ian.Pinkett@btopenworld.com>]

Being a player I prefer Markus's idea but thats not to say I can't see where
your coming from. Anyone else care to help out. :-)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Marguerite Frey" <natasha_corey@yahoo.com>
To: <deadlands@gamerz.net>
Sent: Friday, March 07, 2003 7:00 PM
Subject: Re: [DL] Shamens


> --- Ian Pinkett <Ian.Pinkett@btopenworld.com> wrote:
> > Just thought we could take a break from the great
> > unsubscribe debate of 2003 to see if anyone can
> > answer a question on rituals and favors.
>
> Gladly; thanks for the on topic post.
>
> > Am I right in thinking that for evry success on a
> > ritual role you get that many appeasement points. So
>
> > if I role 4 d 10 and got 2 success and 2 additional
> > raises I would get 4 X the appeasement points for
> > the ritual.
>
> Not quite.  First off, remember that no matter how
> many dice you roll, you only take the single highest
> result.  So on that 4d10, if you rolled a 2, a 5, a 7,
> and a 12, you keep the 12.
>
> Next, not all Rituals grant you additional appeasment
> for raises.  War Cry, in particular, only ever grants
> 1 appeasment.  You'll need to check the description of
> each for what raises do for you.  I think Spirit
> Warrior, as an example, gives you additional
> appeasment for raises.  Given the sample roll above
> and a target number of 5 (not always safe; most of the
> Rituals have different or variable target numbers),
> you'd generate 1 point of appeasment for the success,
> and an additional point of appeasment for the raise,
> for a total of two appeasment earned.
>
> And remember, the appeasment only multiplies when
> SPENT on favored way Favors.  When you GENERATE
> appeasment, it doesn't matter.  Again, though, keep in
> mind some Rituals dictate the appeasment generated
> from them ONLY be spent on Favors with a particular
> path.  Again, War Cry is an example; you can only use
> the single point of appeasment it generates on a War
> Medicine Favor.
>
> Marguerite
>
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