[projectaon] Re: rules clarification
- From: Ng Song Teck <songteck.ng@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: projectaon@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 24 Sep 2013 17:32:03 +0800
Don't think theres a limitation on carrying more then 1 piece of armour. There
is a limitation on using certain pieces concurrently but those are usually
stated in the text passages where you acquire particular pieces. Keys, gems etc
count as a special item each unless you are specifically told that they do not
count toward the limit of 12. Conceivably, LW would be able to carry multiple
keys and gems as well as wear multiple rings. I don't recall limits set on the
numbers of those items.
You could, of course, set your own limits in the spirit of role-play but I
don't recall any explicit notes in the books themselves on limits with regard
to inventory makeup in backpack or special items.
On Sep 24, 2013, at 5:25 PM, Guga Figueiredo wrote:
> I know how many "slots" are in the action chart, but for example, one can
> only carry a single piece of armor right? And how about items like Keys,
> Gems, which are said to be special Items, what would be the limit then?
>
>
> 2013/9/24 Ng Song Teck <songteck.ng@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> 12 special items iirc. think its quite clear. also number of backpack items
> is 8 including meals
>
>
>
> On Sep 24, 2013, at 5:18 PM, Guga Figueiredo wrote:
>
> > In the subject of rules clarification, I do wonder however, how many
> > Special Items can be carried at any time. On top of that, How many
> > equipment can LW have at any time?
> >
> > I know that special items are said to described in the text. But im sure
> > there's got to be some restrictions.
> >
> > And about Equipment, i know of 5 items to be equiped at any moment: 2
> > weapons, 1 cloak, 1 armor, 1 helmet.
> > What else is there, and what are the restrictions to those items, inventory
> > wise?
> >
> >
> > 2013/9/24 Guga Figueiredo <gugabfigueiredo@xxxxxxxxx>
> > Hi there,
> >
> > I don't know what's the official position regarding this, but i think the
> > text is pretty clear:
> >
> > "This Discipline can be used to restore ENDURANCE points lost in combat. If
> > you possess this skill you may restore 1 ENDURANCEpoint to your total for
> > every numbered section of the book you pass through in which you are not
> > involved in combat. (This is only to be used after your ENDURANCE has
> > fallen below its original level.) Remember that your ENDURANCE cannot rise
> > above its original level.
> > If you choose this skill write ‘Healing: +1 ENDURANCE point for each
> > section without combat’ on your Action Chart."
> >
> > The part about the lost EP in Combat is a short description. A quick way
> > for the newcomers to grasp what the Discipline does. it says it CAN be used
> > for combat injuries, but it does not describes any restrictions to any
> > other EP loss.
> >
> > It is followed by what the rules states: "If you possess this skill you may
> > restore 1 ENDURANCE point for every numbered section of the book you pass
> > through in which you are not involved in combat. Remember that your
> > ENDURANCE cannot rise above its original level." Basicaly, if you dont
> > fight you heal. And since the rules state that you restore said EP when you
> > 'pass through' a numbered section, this Disciplines effect is the last
> > thing to do in any section without any numbers of combat rounds in it. This
> > means it does not prevent any damage from hunger, falls, poison, or
> > whatever else may injure LW, it just heals 1 EP at the end of the section.
> >
> > About meals especificaly, there is in Book 1 such a thing as Laumspur Meal,
> > which can be consumed at any time to recover 3 EP, or when pompted for a
> > Meal, in which case it also fulfills the Meal riquerements, preventing the
> > EP loss in addition to restoring 3 previously lost EP.
> >
> >
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