Post an example fight.

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Alright. It'll most likely be up this afternoon, cuz I have to write it out.

wel hurry, hurry ;) we whant to see some real fighting, not some little bitch fight

i got a quistion, will people be able to fight against you.
and if you can challenge you, can your challenger even win. because you control the move's

No, monkey boy. LOL (luv ya FK) Kara doesnt control the moves of the damage, the dice do. (this is kinda like dungeons and dragons) what ever number she rolls on the die of dice ( depending on how realistically fatal the move sould be) is how many life points are taken away from the apponent. I think, does that sound right Kara?

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Bingo. Dearly sorry, everyone. It should be up soon. I was gone at a mate's house for two days, and at the County Fair.

LMFAO, dude you just said monkey boy. lol. btw, are you still runnin? Run man run!!!!


It does indeed sound like a D&D thing going on here. Kara this is a great idea. Hurry up and post what they have to do. I love this, that and I love going IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII hehehehe. I'm such a kid.

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hurry kara, hurry ;)

we whant a real fight. and smith1 don't try that monkey boy stuff again. or i have to get medievel on your behind. and you will be cleaning toilets on the osirus for the rest of your life ;)

Alright, the people in this fight will only have an HP of 10 for the sake of time. I'm pulling this all from memory so bare with me. (The color is my notes)

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Bob steps into the construct, and settles into a defensive stance. He grins wildly, wanting Frank to make the first movie.

(Alright, Bob decided he wanted to be on the defensive. This affects the likelyness of Bob being hit.)

Target number + 2 (9+2=11)

Frank runs forward and swings an uppercut with his right hand at Bob's gut. He then swings out with his left foot at Bob's knee, aiming to making his leg buckle. As he does that, he punches out at Bob's face.

My post
(Frank's attack)
Target number = 11
uppercut - miss
knee attack - miss
punch - hit (-2)

Bob HP = 8
Frank HP = 10

Bob blocks the uppercut with his left arm, and jumps back to avoid the knee and the punch. He runs forward again and kicks high out at Frank's collarbone, and then kicks out at Frank's jewels.

My Post
(Bob's attack)
Target number = 10 - 1 = 9
[Bob only did two moves. Therefore, his target number is lowered.)
collarbone - hit (-2)
low kick - miss

Bob HP= 8
Frank HP= 8

Frank raises an arm to block the collarbone kick but it hits. He stumbles, but lowers his arm to block the other kick. He lashes out with the side of his hand at Bob, aiming for his neck. He leaps, tornado kicking Bob in the gut and then crouching down to leg sweep.

My Post
(Frank's attack)
Target number = 1 (Poor Bob...)
neck strike - hit (-3)
tornado kick - hit (-4)
leg sweep - hit (-1)

Bob HP= 0
Frank HP= 8

Frank wins!!!

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Now, I'm still ironing out the fine details. The only way really, for a defensive move to really succed is if you forfeit your attack and settle into a defensive stance. This adds to the target number, making it higher, and therefore, more difficult to get above. If the dice is rolled, and ends up higher than the target number, then it is a hit. Lower is a miss. Unfortunatly for Bob, Frank had an extremely low target number in the last run, and it made the end of him. In fact, in this fight, all the target numbers against poor Bob were low, even with the defensive stance add on. If you say you are doing a defensive stance midfight, only post that you are doing that plus all your defensive blocks. Depending on the HP points of either player, and when this is done will affect how much is added to the target number.