Accursed Toys

Accursed Toys is a system based around playing as animated toys. Some fa/tg/uys are trying to make it work in FUDGE at the moment. This page is for miscellaneous information about the system. Currently, all information on the game is contained here and here]. [Image:Accursed_Toys.gif|thumb|right|The example party for the system]]

Mechanics

Fudge version

Suggested skill levels for character creation:

1 Great

3 Good

5 Fair

7 Mediocre

In combat, turn order is decided by Mobility, highest goes first. Each toy gets 2 actions per round. As 1 action, you can move or make a skill check.

As is standard for Fudge, to hit with an attack you roll an attack skill roll against their defense skill roll. Your Dexterity is added to your Attack roll, and the target's Mobility is added to their Defense roll.

To deal damage to a target once you hit, you roll Strength against their Durability. If they are Vulnerable to your attack, you get a +2 to this roll. If they are Resistant to this attack, you have a -2 to this roll. If they are immune to your attack, you never deal damage.

If you equal their Durability [Good vs. Good, for example] you deal a scratch.

If you beat them by 1 [Great vs. Good], you deal a Light Wound.

If you win by 2 [Superb vs. Good], you deal a Deep Wound.

If you win by 3 [Legendary vs. Good], you deal an Incapacitating wound.

The damage types are Crushing, Poking, Ripping, Water, and Fire. Most toys are immune to Water damage; exceptions will be noted.

Toys have 4 scratches, 2 Light wounds, 2 Deep wounds, and 1 Incapacitating wound. If you take a wound but already have all the wounds for that level, you take a wound of one level higher.

Normally, light wounds would give penalties to rolls, but toys do not feel pain. Deep wounds cause enough damage to give a -1 to any roll related to the injured body part, however. An Incapacitating wound is one that stops the toy from being able to move at all. If they take more damage than an Incapacitating wound, they die.

Repair skills: The target's Repairability attribute modifier is added to your Skill roll. To remove a scratch, you need to roll Good or better. To repair a Light wound, you need Great or better. To repair a Deep Wound, you need Superb or better. To repair an Incapacitating wound, you need to roll a Legendary or better.

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How far you move in one action is based on Mobility:

Terrible: 3 inches

Poor: 6 inches

Mediocre: 9 inches

Fair: 12 inches

Good: 15 inches

Great: 18 inches

Superb: 24 inches

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Repairing wounds depends on your Repairability level. In all cases, you need the appropriate materials for the repair.

Terrible: Over 3 hours, someone else can repair you of 1 wound with an appropriate Repair skill check.

Poor: Over an hour, someone else can repair you of 1 wound with an appropriate Repair skill check.

Mediocre: Over ten minutes, someone else can repair you of 1 wound with an appropriate Repair skill check.

Fair: Over a minute, someone else can repair you of 1 wound with an appropriate Repair skill check.

Good: Over half a minute, you can repair yourself of 1 wound with an appropriate Repair skill check.

Great: As 2 actions, you can repair yourself of 1 wound with an appropriate Repair skill check.

Superb: As an action, you can repair yourself of 1 wound with an appropriate Repair skill check. If not destroyed, you can repair yourself using the materials that were injured.

Example Characters

Clockwork Dragon

A spark-spewing machination of higher technological mastery than any of the others. Capable of filling its internal reservoir with liquids for storage -- most notably oil, which it can spew in a jet of concentrated flame, one of the strongest attacks any toy can muster, assuming flame damage works in the situation. He's not slow, but he's awkward, given his physique and construction, and may need assistance overcoming certain height-based obstacles. He's far and away the most resilient though, and thus makes for an excellent distraction or endurance fighter: he's completely immune to the elements, and takes a fraction of the damage from cutting, tearing, scratching, and smashing that the others would, due to his thick and shiny shell. His immunities also make him great for crossing obstacles like open flames, and for special battle tactics: he may not take down a rat with his slow arms, but he could grab one and drag it screeching into the fire with him.

Attributes:

Durability: Great

Repairability: Poor

Mobility: Poor

Strength: Fair

Dexterity: Mediocre

Gifts:

Fire immunity,

Liquid storage + expulsion device

Half effect from Ripping Poking and Smashing damage

Flame jet attack

Faults:

Slow

Loud

Climbing difficulty

Clayman

Both faster and stronger than he looks, this incredibly dense fighter has mass going for him. He packs a lethal punch and can swing giant, two-handed tools and weapons if he can take a moment to embed them in his hands for a decent grip. The strongest melee fighter of the five of them, the Clayman is vulnerable (to some degree) to every kind of damage, be it cold or heat, cutting or smashing. But he's also the fastest to heal up: a case of raw clay or putty is lifeblood to this toy, who can pack it on to seal gaping wounds and puncture holes, as well as replace lost limbs or even build new ones. As he packs on more clay, he gets larger and more powerful, ever stronger. His malleable form is versatile and useful in a number of situations, and his flexible limbs keep him at least dexterous enough to clamber over most reasonable obstacles.

Attributes:

Durability: Poor

Repairability: Superb

Mobility: Great

Strength: Good

Dexterity: Fair

Gifts:

Malleable

Resistant to Smashing damage.

Faults:

Dries out if left outside a damp container for more than a day. It only takes 1 hour to recharge.

Marionette

Very solid against crushing attacks, but weak to cutting and hacking, very vulnerable to fire. Best agility and dexterity by far, able to move quickly to places others could never reach and he's at no danger when at an extreme height. His strings allow creative attacks and grapples as well as enabling to climb and rappel. His offensive strength is in grappling, entangling, rapid-fire punches, and throws -- especially from high places. The only one with actual fully-functioning hands, the marionette can wield any tool or weapon with ease.

Attributes:

Durability: Fair

Repairability: Fair

Mobility: Great

Strength: Mediocre

Dexterity: Great

Gifts:

Puppet Strings [Climb anywhere, use for grapples, etc.]

Developed hands

Resistant to Smashing damage

Faults:

Vulnerable to Fire damage

Cloth Poppet

A good all-around character, the poppet has great versatility in his abilities. He can use tools and weapons, store items better than any character, and can use string for self-healing as well as for utility and offense purposes. He can easily modify and improve himself, healing is a breeze, and even if a limb is permanently lost he can just sew himself a new one. He packs a decent punch and can decorate himself with sewing needles, pins, and any other objects he can reasonably affix, for a much deadlier offense. He's almost completely immune to crushing attacks, but weak to cutting and tearing, and fire is his greatest weakness -- he's a walking tinderbox.

Attributes:

Durability: Mediocre

Repairability: Great

Mobility: Good

Strength: Fair

Dexterity: Good

Gifts:

Storage space

Immune to Poking and Crushing damage

Sewing repair

Pincushion [Can poke needles through body for more attacks]

Faults:

Very vulnerable to fire and ripping damage

Gemmed Idol

Made of metal (or bone, maybe?) and resilient to scratching, heat, etc. while vulnerable to smashing, especially impacts by very hard objects. Decent agility but problems climbing/jumping due to lack of legs. Sharp arms do low base damage, with a high bonus against enemies weak to puncturing or slicing. Magic stones allow for minor mana storage and the casting of some VERY low-mana spells, mostly utility spells and detection, no straight offense. Lenses can focus light to ignite very-flammable objects or drastically heat up a target.

Attributes:

Durability: Great

Repairability: Mediocre

Mobility: Poor

Strength: Good

Dexterity: Fair

Gifts:

Illusion magic,

Heat objects with Eyes,

Arms do Ripping damage,

Half effect from fire and smashing damage,

No effect from ripping or poking damage

Faults:

Unable to climb or jump,

Unable to be repaired,

Limited mana storage [1 spell per gem; starts with 4 gems]

Plastic Army Sgt.

Attributes:

Durability: Fair

Repairability: Poor

Mobility: Fair

Strength: Mediocre

Dexterity: Good

Gifts:

Platoon [4 extra soldiers; identical stats to above]

Teamwork - when all five soldiers work together on a check, they get a +2 bonus to the roll. If 3 or more soldiers work together on a check, they get a +1 bonus.

Faults:

Small

Vulnerable to Fire

Weak [1 less Scratch, Light wound, and Deep wound]

Pewter Miniature [Orc]

Attributes:

Durability: Good

Repairability: Poor

Mobility: Fair

Strength: Fair

Dexterity: Mediocre

Gifts:

Platoon [4 extra minis; identical stats to above]

Teamwork - when all five soldiers work together on a check, they get a +2 bonus to the roll. If 3 or more soldiers work together on a check, they get a +1 bonus.

Half effect from Fire and Ripping damage

Faults:

Small

Lacquered Wooden Model Car

Attributes:

Durability: Good

Repairability: Poor

Mobility: Superb

Strength: Good

Dexterity: Poor

Gifts:

Extremely fast movement

Heavy load carrier (many items, wounded comrades, etc)

Half effect from Ripping, Poking damage

Faults:

Cannot climb or jump without ramps

Difficulty traveling uphill and on rough terrain

Individual pieces cannot be repaired well, must be replaced

Plastic Tank Model

Attributes:

Durability: Good

Repairability: Poor

Mobility: Good

Strength: Great

Dexterity: Terrible

Gifts:

Great Turret [Poking damage, needs ammo]

Heavy load carrier (many items, wounded comrades, etc)

Half effect from Ripping, Poking, Fire damage

Faults:

Cannot climb or jump without ramps

Difficulty traveling uphill and on rough terrain

Individual pieces cannot be repaired well, must be replaced

Cardstock figure

Durability: Mediocre

Repairability: Mediocre

Mobility: Good

Strength: Mediocre

Dexterity: Good

Gifts:

Foldable

Half effect from Poking and Smashing damage

Faults:

Vulnerable to Fire

Weak [1 less Scratch, Light wound, and Deep wound]

Floam

Durability: Mediocre

Repairability: Superb

Mobility: Good

Strength: Fair

Dexterity: Fair

Gifts:

Immune to Poking damage

Half effect from Smashing and Ripping damage

Amorphous form

Faults:

Unable to speak

Lego minifig

Durability: Poor

Repairability: Superb

Mobility: Good

Strength: Mediocre

Dexterity: Great

Gifts:

Shatter [When you take a Good hit or better, you fall to pieces instead of take damage]

Lego building blocks

Hivemind with other Legos

Half effect from Smashing damage

Faults:

Small

Enemy - Non-Lego 'building' toys despise Legos

Paper creature

Durability: Poor

Repairability: Mediocre

Mobility: Great

Strength: Mediocre

Dexterity: Good

Gifts:

Foldable

2D

Immune to Smashing damage

Half effect from Poking damage

Faults:

Vulnerable to Fire and Water

Weak [1 less Scratch, Light wound, and Deep wound]

Gak Beast

Durability: Fair

Repairability: Great

Mobility: Great

Strength: Good

Dexterity: Fair

Gifts:

Half effect from Smashing and Poking damage

Amorphous form

Shapeshifter

Faults:

Vulnerable to Ripping damage

Inarticulate Speech