This Bastionland Editorial was originally sent as a reward to all Patreon supporters, and is released freely on this site a week after its original publication. Spotlight shine more brightly on player choice and agency. Sometimes removing a level of granularity like this lets the +d6 is better suited to passive ongoing bonuses instead.
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+d6 does work if you just want to throw them a bone, but Iįeel like I'd rather just grant the full +d8 or advise them to find a betterĪpproach. Naturally that gives us +d10 to use as a middle ground if you're Otherwise I tend to go to +d8 if it's something that can be brought out againĪnd again.
If it's something thatĬan't be easily repeated I lean towards generosity, giving a +d12 bonus, The recklessness maybe it goes up to +d10! Here the Risk element is Fight recklesslyĪnd both of you will get +d8 to attacking each other. There are even cases where you might not call for a Save,Īnd just allow a bonus in return for taking a hit yourself. Probably just have the attack go through as normal, with either immediateĭamage to the character or, better yet, a bonus being granted to their target on Of fine tuning that can be done in there. The classic is "roll a save, if you pass then you attack with bonus if youįail then your attack whiffs and maybe you take damage" but there's a lot RISK: Really there are a few ways this can go. Up the current attack I'm happy to give them a bonus for it. InĮssence, if a player can point back to a previous action that specifically set This as a standard move, but I like keeping these things a little more open. The classic is "setting up" an ally for their attack. PREP: A good action now to reward good action later.
That stone mammoth has STR 19, Armour 3, so getting a +d10 to everyĪttack because you learn of its hatred of fire is practically necessary. Going out and talking to hunters and those who have fought the creature before. INFO: You've learned something that would help here.
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