User:Sdhjk/Don't Rest Your Servos - Revision history

Sdhjk at 15:01, 17 July 2025

2025-07-17T15:01:30Z

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	Character's mind works like reliable machine. They have adamantium will, are immune to mind-affecting effects, never sleep and never go mad. Even all their emotions and feelings are controlled. As such:		Character's mind works like reliable machine. They have adamantium will, are immune to mind-affecting effects, never sleep and never go mad. Even all their emotions and feelings are controlled. As such:
	# Characters start with whopping 12 Discipline dice.		# Characters start with whopping 12 Discipline dice.
	# Characters don't have Exhaustion or Madness dice. They only have Discipline dice. Corollary, no going mad, and no falling asleep.		# Characters don't have Exhaustion or Madness dice at all. They only have Discipline dice. Corollary, no going mad, and no falling asleep.
	# Characters never lose Discipline dice - it only keeps increasing, with no cap~~. Anything which would increase Exhaustion dice, instead increases Discipline dice~~. Basically, PC is a walking [[Transhumanism#The_Singularity\|singularity]].		# Characters never lose Discipline dice - it only keeps increasing, with no cap. Basically, PC is a walking [[Transhumanism#The_Singularity\|singularity]].
	# Characters can't lose Response and Reaction Points.		# Characters can't lose Response and Reaction Points. They're always calm.
	# Characters can spend Hope Coin to gain extra Discipline dice, 1 dice per coin.		# Characters can spend Hope Coin to gain extra Discipline dice, 1 dice per coin.
	# Characters get extra 1 Discipline dice, if conflict is dominated by Discipline dice.		# Characters get extra 1 Discipline dice, if conflict is dominated by Discipline dice.
			# Characters get extra 1 Discipline dice, if characters win a conflict.
	# Characters take physical injury somewhat normally - but it doesn't affect their mind and dice whatsoever, and they're a lot tougher (e.g. made out of living metal/nanorobots). Not a big deal in game, which doesn't track physical injury in the first place.		# Characters take physical injury somewhat normally - but it doesn't affect their mind and dice whatsoever, and they're a lot tougher (e.g. made out of living metal/nanorobots). Not a big deal in game, which doesn't track physical injury in the first place.
	# Any damage is temporary. Any gains are permanent. Defeat is impossible. Hope prevails. Bring order and sanity to Mad City, and defeat the Nightmares.		# Any damage is temporary. Any gains are permanent. Defeat is impossible. Hope prevails. Bring order and sanity to Mad City, and defeat the Nightmares.

Sdhjk at 14:53, 17 July 2025

2025-07-17T14:53:47Z

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	Sequel to [[Don't Rest Your Head]], set in far-ish [[Transhumanist]] future. You play as robust, unsleeping augmented humans, whose psychics has strength and certainty of steel. Nightmares aren't great problems - just inconveniences, things to defeat, research and reverse-engineer. Nothing to fear - fight, research, and '''win'''. Que characters going '''foom'''.		Sequel to [[Don't Rest Your Head]], set in extremely advanced far-ish [[Transhumanist]] future. You play as robust, unsleeping augmented humans, whose psychics has strength and certainty of steel. Nightmares aren't great problems - just inconveniences, things to defeat, research and reverse-engineer. Nothing to fear - fight, research, and '''win'''. Que characters going '''foom'''.

	== Rule Differences ==		== Rule Differences ==
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	# Characters can't lose Response and Reaction Points.		# Characters can't lose Response and Reaction Points.
	# Characters can spend Hope Coin to gain extra Discipline dice, 1 dice per coin.		# Characters can spend Hope Coin to gain extra Discipline dice, 1 dice per coin.
	# Characters take physical injury normally - but it doesn't affect their mind and dice whatsoever. Not a big deal in game, which doesn't track physical injury in the first place.		# Characters get extra 1 Discipline dice, if conflict is dominated by Discipline dice.
			# Characters take physical injury somewhat normally - but it doesn't affect their mind and dice whatsoever, and they're a lot tougher (e.g. made out of living metal/nanorobots). Not a big deal in game, which doesn't track physical injury in the first place.
	# Any damage is temporary. Any gains are permanent. Defeat is impossible. Hope prevails. Bring order and sanity to Mad City, and defeat the Nightmares.		# Any damage is temporary. Any gains are permanent. Defeat is impossible. Hope prevails. Bring order and sanity to Mad City, and defeat the Nightmares.

Sdhjk: /* Rule Differences */

2025-07-17T14:50:59Z

Rule Differences

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	# Characters never lose Discipline dice - it only keeps increasing, with no cap. Anything which would increase Exhaustion dice, instead increases Discipline dice. Basically, PC is a walking [[Transhumanism#The_Singularity\|singularity]].		# Characters never lose Discipline dice - it only keeps increasing, with no cap. Anything which would increase Exhaustion dice, instead increases Discipline dice. Basically, PC is a walking [[Transhumanism#The_Singularity\|singularity]].
	# Characters can't lose Response and Reaction Points.		# Characters can't lose Response and Reaction Points.
			# Characters can spend Hope Coin to gain extra Discipline dice, 1 dice per coin.
	# Characters take physical injury normally - but it doesn't affect their mind and dice whatsoever. Not a big deal in game, which doesn't track physical injury in the first place.		# Characters take physical injury normally - but it doesn't affect their mind and dice whatsoever. Not a big deal in game, which doesn't track physical injury in the first place.
	# Any damage is temporary. Any gains are permanent. Defeat is impossible. Hope prevails. Bring order and sanity to Mad City, and defeat the Nightmares.		# Any damage is temporary. Any gains are permanent. Defeat is impossible. Hope prevails. Bring order and sanity to Mad City, and defeat the Nightmares.

Sdhjk: /* Rule Differences */

2025-07-17T14:49:28Z

Rule Differences

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	== Rule Differences ==		== Rule Differences ==
	Character's mind works like reliable machine. They have adamantium will, are immune to mind-affecting effects, never sleep and never go mad. Even all their emotions and feelings are controlled. As such:		Character's mind works like reliable machine. They have adamantium will, are immune to mind-affecting effects, never sleep and never go mad. Even all their emotions and feelings are controlled. As such:
			# Characters start with whopping 12 Discipline dice.
	# Characters don't have Exhaustion or Madness dice. They only have Discipline dice. Corollary, no going mad, and no falling asleep.		# Characters don't have Exhaustion or Madness dice. They only have Discipline dice. Corollary, no going mad, and no falling asleep.
	# Characters never lose Discipline dice - ~~their number~~ only keeps increasing, with no cap. Anything which would increase ~~number of~~ Exhaustion ~~or Madness~~ dice, instead increases ~~number of~~ Discipline dice. Basically, PC is a walking [[Transhumanism#The_Singularity\|singularity]].		# Characters never lose Discipline dice - it only keeps increasing, with no cap. Anything which would increase Exhaustion dice, instead increases Discipline dice. Basically, PC is a walking [[Transhumanism#The_Singularity\|singularity]].
	# Characters can't lose Response and Reaction Points.		# Characters can't lose Response and Reaction Points.
	# Characters take physical injury normally - but it doesn't affect their mind and dice whatsoever. Not a big deal in game, which doesn't track physical injury in the first place.		# Characters take physical injury normally - but it doesn't affect their mind and dice whatsoever. Not a big deal in game, which doesn't track physical injury in the first place.
	# Any damage is temporary. Any gains are permanent. Defeat is impossible. Hope prevails. Bring order and sanity to Mad City, and defeat the Nightmares.		# Any damage is temporary. Any gains are permanent. Defeat is impossible. Hope prevails. Bring order and sanity to Mad City, and defeat the Nightmares.

Sdhjk at 14:39, 17 July 2025

2025-07-17T14:39:51Z

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	# Characters can't lose Response and Reaction Points.		# Characters can't lose Response and Reaction Points.
	# Characters take physical injury normally - but it doesn't affect their mind and dice whatsoever. Not a big deal in game, which doesn't track physical injury in the first place.		# Characters take physical injury normally - but it doesn't affect their mind and dice whatsoever. Not a big deal in game, which doesn't track physical injury in the first place.
	# Any damage is temporary. Any gains are permanent. Bring order and sanity to Mad City, and defeat the Nightmares.		# Any damage is temporary. Any gains are permanent. Defeat is impossible. Hope prevails. Bring order and sanity to Mad City, and defeat the Nightmares.

Sdhjk at 14:39, 17 July 2025

2025-07-17T14:39:18Z

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	== Rule Differences ==		== Rule Differences ==
	Character's mind works like reliable machine. They have adamantium will, are immune to mind-affecting effects, never sleep and never go mad. Even all their emotions and feelings are controlled. As such:		Character's mind works like reliable machine. They have adamantium will, are immune to mind-affecting effects, never sleep and never go mad. Even all their emotions and feelings are controlled. As such:
	# Characters don't have Exhaustion or Madness dice. They only have Discipline dice.		# Characters don't have Exhaustion or Madness dice. They only have Discipline dice. Corollary, no going mad, and no falling asleep.
	# Characters never lose Discipline dice - their number only keeps increasing, with no cap. Anything which would increase number of Exhaustion or Madness dice, instead increases number of Discipline dice. Basically, PC is a walking [[Transhumanism#The_Singularity\|singularity]].		# Characters never lose Discipline dice - their number only keeps increasing, with no cap. Anything which would increase number of Exhaustion or Madness dice, instead increases number of Discipline dice. Basically, PC is a walking [[Transhumanism#The_Singularity\|singularity]].
	# Characters can't lose Response and Reaction Points.		# Characters can't lose Response and Reaction Points.
	# Characters take physical injury normally - but it doesn't affect their mind and dice whatsoever. Not a big deal in game, which doesn't track physical injury in the first place.		# Characters take physical injury normally - but it doesn't affect their mind and dice whatsoever. Not a big deal in game, which doesn't track physical injury in the first place.
	# Any damage is temporary. Any gains are permanent. Bring order and sanity to Mad City, and defeat the Nightmares.		# Any damage is temporary. Any gains are permanent. Bring order and sanity to Mad City, and defeat the Nightmares.

Sdhjk at 14:32, 17 July 2025

2025-07-17T14:32:10Z

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	Sequel to [[Don't Rest Your Head]], set in far-ish [[Transhumanist]] future. You play as robust, unsleeping augmented humans, whose psychics has strength and certainty of steel. Nightmares aren't great problems - just inconveniences, things to defeat, research and reverse-engineer. Que characters going '''foom'''.		Sequel to [[Don't Rest Your Head]], set in far-ish [[Transhumanist]] future. You play as robust, unsleeping augmented humans, whose psychics has strength and certainty of steel. Nightmares aren't great problems - just inconveniences, things to defeat, research and reverse-engineer. Nothing to fear - fight, research, and '''win'''. Que characters going '''foom'''.

	== Differences ==		== Rule Differences ==
	Character's mind works like reliable machine. They have adamantium will, are immune to mind-affecting effects, never sleep and never go mad. Even all their emotions and feelings are controlled. As such:		Character's mind works like reliable machine. They have adamantium will, are immune to mind-affecting effects, never sleep and never go mad. Even all their emotions and feelings are controlled. As such:
	# Characters don't have Exhaustion or Madness dice. They only have Discipline dice.		# Characters don't have Exhaustion or Madness dice. They only have Discipline dice.

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Sequel to [[Don't Rest Your Head]], set in far-ish [[Transhumanist]] future. You play as robust, unsleeping augmented humans, whose psychics has strength and certainty of steel. Nightmares aren't great problems - just inconveniences, things to defeat, research and reverse-engineer. Que characters going '''foom'''.

== Differences ==
Character's mind works like reliable machine. They have adamantium will, are immune to mind-affecting effects, never sleep and never go mad. Even all their emotions and feelings are controlled. As such:
# Characters don't have Exhaustion or Madness dice. They only have Discipline dice.
# Characters never lose Discipline dice - their number only keeps increasing, with no cap. Anything which would increase number of Exhaustion or Madness dice, instead increases number of Discipline dice. Basically, PC is a walking [[Transhumanism#The_Singularity|singularity]].
# Characters can't lose Response and Reaction Points.
# Characters take physical injury normally - but it doesn't affect their mind and dice whatsoever. Not a big deal in game, which doesn't track physical injury in the first place.
# Any damage is temporary. Any gains are permanent. Bring order and sanity to Mad City, and defeat the Nightmares.