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<blockquote data-quote="broghammerj" data-source="post: 1895876" data-attributes="member: 1869">We use a great system with DR and WP/VP much like what Takyris described:&nbsp;We added a cobbled form of the combat rules from Twilight 2000.&nbsp; There is a to hit location for each successful attack.d10 Roll&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Location Struck1&nbsp; &nbsp; Head2&nbsp; &nbsp; Right Arm3&nbsp; &nbsp; Left Arm4-6&nbsp; &nbsp; Chest7, 8&nbsp; &nbsp; Right Leg9, 10&nbsp; &nbsp; Left LegThere are no cover rules.&nbsp; Cover does not add to defense.&nbsp; Instead it forces an automatic miss.&nbsp; For example your character wearing a concealed vest and is standing behind a car. He is struck with 4 bullets.&nbsp; The locations rolled are right arm, chest, head, and left leg.&nbsp; The right arm is not protected by armor so it does normal VP damage.&nbsp; The chest is covered by the armor and results in damage reduction to any wound point damage (but not vitality as mentioned above per Star Wars armor rules).&nbsp; The head takes automatic wound points as the head is such a vital organ.&nbsp; The left leg is not struck as the bullet harmlessly hits the car.This makes tactical movements very important and promotes smart PCs.&nbsp; It also makes up for little to no armor since most people in D20 modern don't walk down the street in powered body armor.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="broghammerj, post: 1895876, member: 1869"] We use a great system with DR and WP/VP much like what Takyris described: We added a cobbled form of the combat rules from Twilight 2000. There is a to hit location for each successful attack. d10 Roll Location Struck 1 Head 2 Right Arm 3 Left Arm 4-6 Chest 7, 8 Right Leg 9, 10 Left Leg There are no cover rules. Cover does not add to defense. Instead it forces an automatic miss. For example your character wearing a concealed vest and is standing behind a car. He is struck with 4 bullets. The locations rolled are right arm, chest, head, and left leg. The right arm is not protected by armor so it does normal VP damage. The chest is covered by the armor and results in damage reduction to any wound point damage (but not vitality as mentioned above per Star Wars armor rules). The head takes automatic wound points as the head is such a vital organ. The left leg is not struck as the bullet harmlessly hits the car. This makes tactical movements very important and promotes smart PCs. It also makes up for little to no armor since most people in D20 modern don't walk down the street in powered body armor. [/QUOTE]

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