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2602:304:AAFD:4029:4DEE:8783:8A4:139F: /* Traits */

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Traits

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	Traits are optional bonus stats that only produce bonus dice in specific situations. To create one, simply think of a pilot trait/tool he would use that isn't necessarily part of the mecha. Then, allocate it to activate on one of your mecha's functions, giving it a cost of 1 starting point for a score of 1. For each function it is added to in this way, it costs an additional 1 starting point to raise it by a score of 1.		Traits are optional bonus stats that only produce bonus dice in specific situations. To create one, simply think of a pilot trait/tool he would use that isn't necessarily part of the mecha. Then, allocate it to activate on one of your mecha's functions, giving it a cost of 1 starting point for a score of 1. For each function it is added to in this way, it costs an additional 1 starting point to raise it by a score of 1.

	''EXAMPLE: Paorou has a special visor for sniping, which he uses for his mecha's ultimate cannon attack. Said attack is an Offense function at rank 5. Since he only uses it for this function it only costs 1 starting point to raise it to a score of one. Since he has 3 starting points left, he can raise it up to a score of 3. That means he can produce an extra 3 dice whenever he ~~ses~~ his ultimate cannon attack.''		''EXAMPLE: Paorou has a special visor for sniping, which he uses for his mecha's ultimate cannon attack. Said attack is an Offense function at rank 5. Since he only uses it for this function it only costs 1 starting point to raise it to a score of one. Since he has 3 starting points left, he can raise it up to a score of 3. That means he can produce an extra 3 dice whenever he uses his ultimate cannon attack.''

	You can also reduce the cost of a trait by applying a morale, armor, or energy requirement. this means that these traits can only be used if the character meets a specific morale level or if he uses up armor or energy. The costs are below:		You can also reduce the cost of a trait by applying a morale, armor, or energy requirement. this means that these traits can only be used if the character meets a specific morale level or if he uses up armor or energy. The costs are below:

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1d4chan>Paorou: /* TRANSFORM/SET-UP */

2009-06-07T07:35:34Z

TRANSFORM/SET-UP

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	===='''TRANSFORM/SET-UP'''====		===='''TRANSFORM/SET-UP'''====
	Refers to a function that allows the creation or 'unlocking' of an additional pre-determined function/s that would have otherwise not been available with ~~the starting points. Basically, what you have to do at character creation is to make a function (or functions) without worrying about~~ your starting points~~, and count how much starting points it cost~~. This ~~is called~~ a ~~LOCKED function. This starting point cost is divided by 5, rounded~~ up, ~~which now represents how much each rank in this TRANSFORM trait costs, doubling at ranks 5 and 6. Using this trait means the successful results must match at least half (~~or ~~lower/higher depending on GM's discretion) the points allocated into the creation of~~ that ~~function, this trait can only be affected by one pilot trait of the player's choice.~~		Refers to a function that allows the creation and 'unlocking' of additional pre-determined function/s that would have otherwise not been available with your starting points. This could be a cannon that requires a turn dedicated to set-up, or a second form that requires a transformation sequence.
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	EXAMPLE: you can't afford to have a powerful electro net, your most powerful sure-kill attack. you want it to be a Rank 6 assault with stunning, but can't have it because it costs 13 starting points to have. You only have about 6. You may then make this move LOCKED - and assign a transformation~~/setup function which unlocks it.''~~
	~~''You can make a SET UP function which unlocks this move - by dividing the cost by 5 rounded up~~. ~~That means it costs 3 starting points for one rank in this transform function, and you must have at least 8 successes to successfully get the trait.''~~

	- You may reduce the cost of the ~~transform/set up~~ function by ~~allocating the removal of~~ one of ~~the starting~~ functions upon ~~usage of~~ this ~~function~~. ~~The~~ starting points ~~put into~~ the ~~the removed function can be deducted~~ from the ~~total starting points~~ cost of ~~the LOCKED~~ function ~~prior to division. Simply write the removed functions next to the SET UP~~/~~TRANSFORM'~~s ~~description~~.		It works with the creation of a function, or a number of functions and then calculating the starting costs.

			- You may reduce the cost of the locked function by marking one of your existing functions for removal upon transformation. Place this under your Locked Function and mark as Remove. Deduct the starting points spent for the creation of this trait from the cost of your locked function/s costs.

	''EXAMPLE: that the above net is still too expensive. You decide that the transformed mode loses a DEFENSE function, your retractable shield at rank 3. You decide to remove it, lowering the LOCKED cost by about 3 points. This reduces the SP cost for each rank of the Transform function to 2 SP up until rank 4, and double for 5 and 6. You now only need 5 successes to transform.''		''EXAMPLE: that the above net is still too expensive. You decide that the transformed mode loses a DEFENSE function, your retractable shield at rank 3. You decide to remove it, lowering the LOCKED cost by about 3 points. This reduces the SP cost for each rank of the Transform function to 2 SP up until rank 4, and double for 5 and 6. You now only need 5 successes to transform.''

	- Transforming can be undone starting on the next turn. It counts as a function similar to transform, which uses up the turn, but automatically succeeds, returning the allowed use of REMOVED functions and reverting LOCKED functions.		- Transforming can be undone starting on the next turn. It counts as a function similar to transform, which uses up the turn, but automatically succeeds, returning the allowed use of REMOVED functions and reverting LOCKED functions.


	===='''Recap for Function Costs'''====		===='''Recap for Function Costs'''====

1d4chan>Paorou: /* Morale Level */

2009-06-07T07:21:59Z

Morale Level

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	===='''Morale Level'''====		===='''Morale Level'''====
	Morale ~~is used~~ to ~~grant stat benefits and more specifically, for Trait and Function Requirements~~. By default, it is at 0 ~~and is~~ raised or reduced due to various skills and conditions. Morale naturally rises, when:		Morale represents a character's willingness to fight or to perform feats he would normally not do otherwise. By default, it is at 0, representing a neutral state. This can then be raised or reduced due to various skills and conditions. It is used to grant stat benefits and more specifically, for Trait and Function Requirements.

			Morale naturally rises when:
	* The Battle rages on, represented by +1 every turn... Unless the battle has a special condition or if the GM decides to scrap this rule.		* The Battle rages on, represented by +1 every turn... Unless the battle has a special condition or if the GM decides to scrap this rule.
	* Destroying or aiding in the destruction of 3 enemy units gives you +1 morale level.		* Destroying or aiding in the destruction of 3 enemy units gives you +1 morale level.
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	Default morale can be increased by one at the cost of 5 starting points. However, it is advisable for GMs not to have default morale modified at character creation, and it is encouraged for GMs to simply decide a 'common' default morale on a case to case basis. (depending on mission/situation.)		Default morale can be increased by one at the cost of 5 starting points. However, it is advisable for GMs not to have default morale modified at character creation, and it is encouraged for GMs to simply decide a 'common' default morale on a case to case basis. (depending on mission/situation.)


	===='''Morale Gain'''====		===='''Morale Gain'''====

1d4chan>Paorou: /* Defender */

2009-06-07T06:49:18Z

Defender

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	After this:		After this:
	* If the attacker's Armor Points are Zero or less, he ~~may no longer make his counterattack, and~~ is destroyed. Combat Ends.		* If the attacker's Armor Points are Zero or less, he is destroyed.Combat Ends.
	* If the attacker's morale has reached -5 or less, he ~~does not perform a counterattack and~~ escapes from battle. Combat Ends.		* If the attacker's morale has reached -5 or less, he escapes from battle. Combat Ends.
	* If the attacker still has armor and enough morale, combat end, and his turn is used up.		* If the attacker still has armor and enough morale, combat end, and his turn is used up.

1d4chan>Paorou: /* Defender */

2009-06-07T06:47:05Z

Defender

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	If the you are attacked during the enemy phase, you are the defender. The attacker is the opponent, calling combat during the enemy phase. you have the option of total defense or counterattacking. If you have chosen total defense, you gain bonuses to defending against an attack, but cannot counterattack.		If the you are attacked during the enemy phase, you are the defender. The attacker is the opponent, calling combat during the enemy phase. you have the option of total defense or counterattacking. If you have chosen total defense, you gain bonuses to defending against an attack, but cannot counterattack.

	Counterattacking allows you to use an attack function after the opponent has attacked. You choose an offense function and roll an attack roll. It is the attacker's turn to make a defense roll.		Counterattacking allows you to use an attack function after the opponent has attacked. You choose an offense function and roll an attack roll. It is the attacker's turn to make a defense roll. Unlike you he does not have the option of gaining bonuses from total defense.

	~~A person who has not yet been attacked during~~ the ~~enemy phase~~, may ~~opt to defend your unit using support defense~~. ~~In this case~~, the ~~user literally takes your position during the first half~~, ~~including taking damage to armor~~, ~~morale or energy. You may counterattack as normal after~~.		After this:
			* If the attacker's Armor Points are Zero or less, he may no longer make his counterattack, and is destroyed. Combat Ends.
			* If the attacker's morale has reached -5 or less, he does not perform a counterattack and escapes from battle. Combat Ends.
			* If the attacker still has armor and enough morale, combat end, and his turn is used up.

	===='''Round Conclusion'''====		===='''Round Conclusion'''====

1d4chan>Paorou: /* Attacker */

2009-06-07T06:07:16Z

Attacker

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	* If the defender's Armor Points are Zero or less, he may no longer make his counterattack, and is destroyed. Combat Ends.		* If the defender's Armor Points are Zero or less, he may no longer make his counterattack, and is destroyed. Combat Ends.
	* If the defender's morale has reached -5 or less, he does not perform a counterattack and escapes from battle. Combat Ends.		* If the defender's morale has reached -5 or less, he does not perform a counterattack and escapes from battle. Combat Ends.
	* If the defender still has armor and enough morale, he may perform a counterattack ~~in the form of an Assault or a Passive Offense function~~. It is then your turn to perform a Defense ~~in the form of Passive Defense. If you have no such function, you are considered defenseless and take 2 damage by default.~~		* If the defender still has armor and enough morale, he may perform a counterattack. It is then your turn to perform a Defense.

	~~After this,~~
	* if the attacker has 0 armor or less, your unit is destroyed.
	* if the attacker -5 morale or less, your pilot pulls out of battle.
	* if the attacker still has armor and morale, your unit survives and it's the defender's turn to move.


	===='''Defender'''====		===='''Defender'''====

1d4chan>Paorou: /* REPAIR */

2009-06-07T06:04:13Z

REPAIR

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	===='''REPAIR'''====		===='''REPAIR'''====
	Refers to a function that restores armor. It works by rolling a number of 6-sided dice equal to your pilot repair skill, and counting how many dice fall under this function's rank.		Refers to a function that restores armor. It works by selecting a target, then rolling a number of 6-sided dice equal to your pilot repair skill, and counting how many dice fall under this function's rank. If you overcome the the target's armor with your success rate, you have restored one point of damage. If your success is double the target's armor, restore two points of armor.


	===='''TRANSFORM/SET-UP'''====		===='''TRANSFORM/SET-UP'''====