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galafrone

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    Playing RPG's since 1981.
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    RQG, RQ13, Degenesis, many others
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    bologna, italy
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    55 years old, working in a web company, roleplayer since 1980

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  1. I am here for the same reason.. it's mid march (ok i know, i am exaggerating..) and still no news.. i wanna give you my money !! all hail the reaching moon
  2. Thanks to both yes, my question was this one: When the gm calls for a HARD task, it just means the investigator has to roll under the 50% of his skill, it doesnt reduce the skill to half of its original value. So the result of a HARD task roll, it will always be a HARD success (or extreme, or critical). and the result of an EXTREME task roll, will always be an EXTREME success (or critical), nothing less. thanks tommaso
  3. Hi, last night we were playing a Pulp Chtulhu session (the 2 headed serpents) and i called for a HARD pistol roll to hit a target outside the regular range of a pistol let's say the investigator had 100% in pistol a hard rolls means he has to roll under half of his skill (he need to get a hard success). how do you calculate the hard/extreme success in a hard roll ? if the skill has to be halved (100/2) you calculate that a normal hit requires a 50 or less, a hard success a 25 or less and an extreme a 10 or less ? or the hard/extreme percentages remain the same of the 100 skill base ? (so basically any result is automatically a hard success and the extreme is 20 anyway) ? thanks for the results tommy
  4. Thanks for the kind reply Paul !! will try to do my best and give to my players a reasonable fun experience with this great module !!!
  5. well, i guess no one has found out those inconsistencies. Thanks anyway
  6. I am about to begin a campaign with CPulp. I have read the whole starting setup and chapter 1. i have 2 questions: 1) the characters are inserted via paraguay (flying to asuncion) and arrive in the theater of operations, but the front has moved. Hence they come from paraguay side, just to encounter bolivian soldiers. It means that the front is behind them, and so they should have been encountering paraguyan troops retreating informing that they are going into "bolivian country" ? or the bolivians are to be presumed behind the front lines and the paraguayans are at their back and all this territory is in paraguayan hands and they are just stragglers ? if this is bolivian-controlled territory, shouldnt have more sense an insertion via La Paz and bolivian country ? 2) the character are travelling with an expedition bringing medics and nurses + supplies to the already established camp in the jungle. But i cant find a single mention of the group they are with.. or what happens when the first scene occurs... are they meant to arrive alone at the camp ? i think i am missing something... thanks for the help
  7. i have the pdf of an installment of it. i liked it, got some ideas that we used in our "mainly rq3 campaign" was an evolution of it, with firm roots in rq3 character generation was vastly improved
  8. ahhhh there is an errata about that ? well, this means that the experience was "once-in-a-kind" so, but the session was a lot of fune, 4 tough disease spirits going on 4 different characters, each trying to save herself/himself one of them succumbed and was going to die, saved just by a divine intervention leaving him at POW 2.. i will not go back, but i will check the topic before going into this again with the fully Agreement at my table thanks all contributes
  9. well, my lady was obviously fuckin happy (and i was too) i am not "against" my table, au contraire… but yes, i usually play by the rules, so now that ruling should be reversed but no, i will keep it and i will keep it even for other times when and if will happen again. but no, i will not have them abuse or exploit the mechanic (so no summoning of weak disease spirits for sake of pow gains). that combat was epic in nature and that reward was well deserved Ernalda loves her daughters
  10. i have done a ruling at my table that wasnt "legal" so.. i allowed my wife (yes, i was somehow biased), that plays a priestess of Ernalda, to get the 1d3 after defeating a very strong disease spirit having 21 power points well, she converted those points as soon as she reached the temple but still..
  11. Let say i have pow 21, i encounter a disease spirit and i defeat him can i gain power from that fight ? or being at my racial max all the pow is lost ?
  12. Hi all the 21 power "racial max" for humans indicate an amount that can't be exceded by ANY means ? or there are ways in wich a human can exceed that limit ?
  13. so technically, let's say i DONT want to use the plus to reduce the opponent % (for any reason) can i keep the 185 and calculate crit and special on it ?
  14. How for the percentages of critical and Special ? are they calculated on the base (185) skill both in the lone attack and in the first parry then reduced accordingly after the first parry or… not ?
  15. Indeed, my wife is using them all. And if the setting is not only a "kill the broo" all of them make for exciting roleplaying court and social situations, that in balazar (mine balazar at least) are plenty to be found
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