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1d4chan>Commander Tarquin: /* Personality */

2019-12-30T06:39:34Z

Personality

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	=== Personality ===		=== Personality ===
	[[File:~~Prisim_sync2~~.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Personality Table, from top, clockwise: Optimist, Passionate, Furious, Pessimist, Melancholic, and Apathetic]]		[[File:Prisim_sync3.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Personality Table, from top, clockwise: Optimist, Passionate, Furious, Pessimist, Melancholic, and Apathetic]]
	Personality of a character (or even robot!) can effect a lot both in ~~roleplay~~ and ~~gameplay~~. The most basic way to describe a personality is using the color wheel to the left which uses an easy way to describe a character's personality in a single word by seeing which feeling they connect with most. These are~~, from the top, clockwise:~~ : Optimist, Passionate, Furious, Pessimist, Melancholic, and Apathetic. You may note these personality map pretty well on to various mecha anime characters, indeed, Furious, Apathetic and Melancholic/Pessimist describe the leads of Evangelion. This is intentional.		Personality of a character (or even robot!) can effect a lot both in role-play and game-play. The most basic way to describe a personality is using the color wheel to the left which uses an easy way to describe a character's personality in a single word by seeing which feeling they connect with most. These are: Optimist, Passionate, Furious, Pessimist, Melancholic, and Apathetic. You may note these personality map pretty well on to various mecha anime characters, indeed, Furious, Apathetic and Melancholic/Pessimist describe the leads of Evangelion. This is intentional.

	When dealing with, piloting alongside, or trying to convince other characters, characters will take a +1 bonus for rolls dealing with characters who have personalities next to theirs on the chart, and +2 for dealing with those who have personalities identical to their own. alternatively, characters dealing with their exact opposite personality (the one across from theirs on the chart) get a penalty of -2 to rolls dealing with these characters, and take -1 penalties when dealing with characters that are next to their opposite on the chart		When dealing with, piloting alongside, or trying to convince other characters, characters will take a +1 bonus for rolls dealing with characters who have personalities next to theirs on the chart, and +2 for dealing with those who have personalities identical to their own. alternatively, characters dealing with their exact opposite personality (the one across from theirs on the chart) get a penalty of -2 to rolls dealing with these characters, and take -1 penalties when dealing with characters that are next to their opposite on the chart

1d4chan>Commander Tarquin: /* The Basics */

2019-12-30T06:37:36Z

The Basics

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	As just mentioned above, a standard test requires you to roll a number of D10s equal to the sum of an attribute and a relevant skill to get a result of successes and failures. A target number is the number on the die which you must meet or exceed on the facing side of any rolled dice to determine if a roll is indeed a success or failure.		As just mentioned above, a standard test requires you to roll a number of D10s equal to the sum of an attribute and a relevant skill to get a result of successes and failures. A target number is the number on the die which you must meet or exceed on the facing side of any rolled dice to determine if a roll is indeed a success or failure.

	*The way to determine the target number to meet or exceed is to compare 5 as the average. Finding the ~~difficulty~~ of an enemy ~~means subtracting~~ the ~~player~~'s level from the ~~enemy~~ and ~~adding~~ the ~~difference to 5~~. (a level 5 ~~enemy against a~~ level 3 ~~player has a difference of~~ 2~~, thus has a~~ target number ~~of 7 for the player to hit~~. ~~in contrast, a~~ level 3 ~~enemy against a~~ level 5 ~~player has a~~ target number of 3 ~~for the player~~.		*The way to determine the target number to meet or exceed is to compare 5 as the average. Finding the target number of an enemy is to subtract the enemy's level from the players level and add 5 to the result. (Example 1: Enemy level 5 – Player level 3 = 2 + 5 = 7 target number. Example 2: Enemy level 3 – Player level 5 = -2 + 5 = target number 3.)

	*Rolling a 10 “explodes” and gives an extra die to the roll, allowing a chance for an extra success or more exploding successes. if they fail it still counts as a failure.		*Rolling a 10 “explodes” and gives an extra die to the roll, allowing a chance for an extra success or more exploding successes. if they fail it still counts as a failure.
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	*Rolling a 1 removes the highest success from the roll, always taking 10s first		*Rolling a 1 removes the highest success from the roll, always taking 10s first

	*The average test's difficulty is a 5, 4, 3, and 2 are progressively easier, and 6, 7, 8, and 9 are progressively harder. ~~give~~ a test that fits the difficulty. no test should be as easy as a 1, and no test should be as hard as a 10.		*The average test's difficulty is a target number of 5. Target numbers of 4, 3, and 2 are progressively easier, and 6, 7, 8, and 9 are progressively harder. Give a test that fits the difficulty. No test should be as easy as a 1, and no test should be as hard as a 10.

	*Rolling 5 or more successes and ~~still beating~~ the target number ~~of successes~~ results in an ~~exceptional~~ success ~~for~~ the ~~test~~. In combat, do what the Exceptional success description of your weapon says.		*Rolling 5 or more successes and having more successes than the target number results in the test being an Exceptional success. (Example: on a test with a difficulty of 7, you would need to have 7 dice with a number of 7 or higher on the facing side.) In combat, do what the Exceptional success description of your weapon says. Out of combat, GMs should give a bonus of some sort as the situation warrants, like an easier target number on your next test or a higher target number on an opposed check.

	Subtract any further modifiers from the successes. If they are over 0 you have succeeded and (if in combat) may now go to the Damage roll, otherwise you have simply passed:		Subtract any further modifiers from the successes. If they are over 0 you have succeeded and (if in combat) may now go to the Damage roll, this is covered in the Combat section, otherwise you have simply passed.
	Add these successes and the bonus on your weapon's stats (these are considered automatic successes) and subtract them from your opponent's armor of the hit location you targeted, or rolled for on the hit location table. The result is what damage you do to that area, which may result in that appendage/part being destroyed, crippled, or simply damaged.

	=== Personality ===		=== Personality ===

1d4chan>Commander Tarquin: /* Gallery */

2019-12-26T01:02:53Z

Gallery

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	<center>		<center>
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File:~~JAEVA character sheet v4~~.png\|The Character sheet. New version with updated heath track and fixed skill list		File:JAEVA_character_sheet_v5.png\|The Character sheet. New version with updated heath track and fixed skill list
	File:Jaeger_Character_Sheet_v2.png\|The Jaeger/EVA sheet. Proposed second version of the character sheet for giant robots		File:Jaeger_Character_Sheet_v2.png\|The Jaeger/EVA sheet. Proposed second version of the character sheet for giant robots
	File:Kaiju_Character_Sheet_v1.png\|The Kaiju sheet. Proposed first version of the character sheet for giant monsters		File:Kaiju_Character_Sheet_v1.png\|The Kaiju sheet. Proposed first version of the character sheet for giant monsters

1d4chan>Commander Tarquin: /* Gallery */

2019-12-21T01:34:31Z

Gallery

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	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==
	[[File:JAEVA character sheet v4.png~~\|200px\|thumb\|left~~\|The Character sheet\|New version with updated heath track and fixed skill list]]		<center>
	[[File:Jaeger_Character_Sheet_v2.png~~\|200px\|thumb\|left~~\|The Jaeger/EVA sheet\|Proposed second version of the character sheet for giant robots]]		<gallery>
	[[File:Kaiju_Character_Sheet_v1.png~~\|200px\|thumb\|left~~\|The Kaiju sheet\|Proposed first version of the character sheet for giant monsters]]		File:JAEVA character sheet v4.png\|The Character sheet. New version with updated heath track and fixed skill list
			File:Jaeger_Character_Sheet_v2.png\|The Jaeger/EVA sheet. Proposed second version of the character sheet for giant robots
			File:Kaiju_Character_Sheet_v1.png\|The Kaiju sheet. Proposed first version of the character sheet for giant monsters
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			</gallery>

	== Edits currently needed and suggested ideas for the Beta: ==		== Edits currently needed and suggested ideas for the Beta: ==

2601:1C0:5C00:C130:14B4:1A1A:5D1C:1EA5: /* Personality */

2019-12-18T11:55:35Z

Personality

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	=== Personality ===		=== Personality ===
	[[File:Prisim_sync2.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Personality Table, from top, clockwise: Optimist, Passionate, Furious, Pessimist, Melancholic, and Apathetic]]		[[File:Prisim_sync2.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Personality Table, from top, clockwise: Optimist, Passionate, Furious, Pessimist, Melancholic, and Apathetic]]
	Personality of a character (or even robot!) can effect a lot both in roleplay and gameplay. The most basic way to describe a personality is using the color wheel to the left which uses an easy way to describe a character's personality in a single word by seeing which feeling they connect with most. These are, from the top, clockwise: Optimist, Passionate, Furious.		Personality of a character (or even robot!) can effect a lot both in roleplay and gameplay. The most basic way to describe a personality is using the color wheel to the left which uses an easy way to describe a character's personality in a single word by seeing which feeling they connect with most. These are, from the top, clockwise: : Optimist, Passionate, Furious, Pessimist, Melancholic, and Apathetic. You may note these personality map pretty well on to various mecha anime characters, indeed, Furious, Apathetic and Melancholic/Pessimist describe the leads of Evangelion. This is intentional.

	When dealing with, piloting alongside, or trying to convince other characters, characters will take a +1 bonus for rolls dealing with characters who have personalities next to theirs on the chart, and +2 for dealing with those who have personalities identical to their own. alternatively, characters dealing with their exact opposite personality (the one across from theirs on the chart) get a penalty of -2 to rolls dealing with these characters, and take -1 penalties when dealing with characters that are next to their opposite on the chart		When dealing with, piloting alongside, or trying to convince other characters, characters will take a +1 bonus for rolls dealing with characters who have personalities next to theirs on the chart, and +2 for dealing with those who have personalities identical to their own. alternatively, characters dealing with their exact opposite personality (the one across from theirs on the chart) get a penalty of -2 to rolls dealing with these characters, and take -1 penalties when dealing with characters that are next to their opposite on the chart

1d4chan>Commander Tarquin: /* Gallery */

2019-12-18T02:22:03Z

Gallery

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	[[File:JAEVA character sheet v4.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Character sheet\|New version with updated heath track and fixed skill list]]		[[File:JAEVA character sheet v4.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Character sheet\|New version with updated heath track and fixed skill list]]
	[[File:Jaeger_Character_Sheet_v2.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Jaeger/EVA sheet\|Proposed second version of the character sheet for giant robots]]		[[File:Jaeger_Character_Sheet_v2.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Jaeger/EVA sheet\|Proposed second version of the character sheet for giant robots]]
			[[File:Kaiju_Character_Sheet_v1.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Kaiju sheet\|Proposed first version of the character sheet for giant monsters]]

	== Edits currently needed and suggested ideas for the Beta: ==		== Edits currently needed and suggested ideas for the Beta: ==

1d4chan>Commander Tarquin: /* Gallery */

2019-12-17T03:50:16Z

Gallery

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	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==
	[[File:JAEVA character sheet v4.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Character sheet\|New version with updated heath track and fixed skill list]]		[[File:JAEVA character sheet v4.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Character sheet\|New version with updated heath track and fixed skill list]]
	[[File:~~Jaeger Character Sheet v1~~.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Jaeger/EVA sheet\|Proposed ~~first~~ version of the character sheet for giant robots]]		[[File:Jaeger_Character_Sheet_v2.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Jaeger/EVA sheet\|Proposed second version of the character sheet for giant robots]]

	== Edits currently needed and suggested ideas for the Beta: ==		== Edits currently needed and suggested ideas for the Beta: ==

1d4chan>Commander Tarquin: /* Gallery */

2019-12-17T03:16:43Z

Gallery

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	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==
	~~[[File:JAEVA_character_sheet.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Character sheet\|outdated character sheet, needs replacing with current one]]~~		[[File:JAEVA character sheet v4.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Character sheet\|New version with updated heath track and fixed skill list]]
	[[File:JAEVA character sheet v3.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Character sheet\|New version with updated heath track and fixed skill list]]
	[[File:Jaeger Character Sheet v1.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Jaeger/EVA sheet\|Proposed first version of the character sheet for giant robots]]		[[File:Jaeger Character Sheet v1.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Jaeger/EVA sheet\|Proposed first version of the character sheet for giant robots]]