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MECHANICS Combat ✧ Exploration ✧ Favor ✧ Skills & Jobs

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The combat system we will be using will not be standard. Instead, we will function on a system of Wounds.

<aside> <img src="/icons/stars_green.svg" alt="/icons/stars_green.svg" width="40px" /> Combat Encounters will be announced the morning they are scheduled to occur. If you’re not available for the scheduled time, late entries are always welcomed and will be tacked on at the bottom of the initiative order.

Fill out a Combat Sheet for your character:

Combat Sheet

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Wounds and Armor Class

At Favor Tier 0:

• Outlanders can sustain three wounds before they succumb to their injuries and lose consciousness.
• Outlanders have an armor class (AC) of 10.

For every Tier above 0, Outlanders can sustain one additional wound before being on death’s door, and their AC increases by 1 until Favor Tier 5, where it increases by two.

Outlanders roll with a bonus equal to their Favor Tier.

If an Outlander sustains multiple wounds at once that would bring them past their limit, they are unconscious, not instantly dead.

For example:

• Bakugou is at Favor Tier 4. On the battlefield, he can sustain a maximum of seven wounds before he goes down, with an AC of 14 and +4 to all D20 rolls.
• If Bakugou sustains seven wounds and either A: does not receive healing/help before his next turn, or B: takes an eighth wound, he will be considered dead immediately.
• If Bakugou has taken six out of his possible seven wounds and is then struck with a critical hit that would inflict two additional wounds, he is unconscious, not dead immediately.

Available Actions

Outlanders at Favor Tiers 0-3 take one action per turn. Starting at Favor Tier 4, they take two actions per turn.

On your turn, you can choose from the following actions.

1. ATTACK: Self-explanatory. Feel free to flavor this however you wish.
2. SPOT: Search for a weak point or flaw that might grant advantage for a round.
3. HELP: Assist another character and grant them guaranteed advantage for their next Action.
4. FEINT: Impose disadvantage on attacks against you until your next turn.
5. DISTRACT: A high DC, but imposes disadvantage on the enemy’s next attack.