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wumbo
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Who the hell is Steve Jobs
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I can certificate that it s just as you say
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Walter White should have used combustion bending to defeat Super Gus
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powered by the apocalypse, itâs basically a name for a broad class of TTRPGs (compare âd20 systemâ for games like D&D, Pathfinder, etc.)
PBTA games tend to run more on ~vibes/what makes logical sense and less on having Strict Rules For Every Possible Situation
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they deleted the link and getting the actual book is fifty dollars
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We truly live in a society.
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however, lightningbenderposting
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i forgot how much you can take before youâre down for the count but fatigue is basically hp and 6 fatigue is like if you quickdrew a revolver on the bbeg
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PCs have 5 fatigue slots by default, but arenât automatically knocked out when they reach 5 fatigue (they can mark conditions to stay in the fight until they run out of conditions to mark), NPCs explicitly donât follow the same rules as PCs
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I just read on Reddit on how a guy scored 299.5
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For bowling
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He broke the pin in half and the officials didnât know what that meant and they noticed half of it was knocked down so .5!
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Based
so like, the ATLA ttrpg does have rules for lots of specialized techniques, but then thereâs also:
which can apply to anything from smacking someone with a blast of fire to punching them to making rocks fly in their face, and uses the same rules either way
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found it
NPCs top out at 10 fatigue
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i need to go find my favorite ability hold on
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from a numerical perspective PBTAs (including the ATLA one) typically have you resolve rolls by rolling 2d6 +/- some modifier (relatively small), with 2-6 being a failure, 7-9 being some sort of mixed success, and 10+ being a full success
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in contrast with e.g. D&D, where youâre equally likely to roll a 1 on a d20 as a 10 as a 20
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