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January 30th, 2011, 22:49 #11
It happens to be where one of my fav games is played.. Traveller
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January 31st, 2011, 05:24 #12Originally Posted by demonsbane
Keep the ideas coming, but remember to include book and page numbers'Build it and they will come'
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March 9th, 2011, 20:54 #13
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Very nice and useful.
Couple of questions:
the Fright Check Table: the lowest result is a 4 and the highest is a 40. But the roll is only 3d6. What happens if you roll a 3 and how do you get higher than 18 ? ( ok so I'm guessing there are mods to be added to the roll... but why does it start at 4 ?)
Is it possible to call a another table from the first roll ? There are lots of tables results that require you to make a roll on a different table. That would be the ultimate.
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March 12th, 2011, 19:35 #14
In GURPS you roll on the Fright Check Table only if you miss your Fright Check roll. You add (as a modifier) what you missed your Fright Check by (at least 1) to the Fright Check Table roll. For example, if you had a target of 10 but rolled an 11, you missed it by 1 (thereby explaining why the FCF goes from 4 (3d6+1) to 40).
Basic rule book page 360.
As to one table calling another, I am currently writing code to roll on the treasure tables and this update allows one table to roll on another, and another, and another (no limit). So far it is working well and I have about 50% of the treasure tables done.
Here is a sample of what is done so far.
Each line of an item's description represents a roll on a separate table. Each line shows what roll was made "«133»", the treasure type and desc "Elven Rope 3/4", and what page it is on "(pg. 21). At the end of each item it's total weight and value is displayed.
Notice the last item in the list has gems. Their weight and value are tracked separately from the main item.Last edited by SpudmanWP; March 12th, 2011 at 19:55.
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March 13th, 2011, 00:22 #15
That is good work with Treasure Tables, SpudmanWP.
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March 14th, 2011, 19:37 #16
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Tables
That sounds awesome.
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October 22nd, 2011, 11:59 #17
Did you ever release an updated version to the code that shows how to call one table from another?
We have been using these tables very successfully for some time and auto additional table rolling would be great.
Also is there a way to add an option to identify who is rolling on the table?
I have to at the moment when my players roll on the Fright Table in SW (frequently as we are playing Deadlands), I have to check who is rolling. I suspect these tables were more designed for GM use of course so not a problem if too tricky to implement.
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