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Message: <blockquote data-quote="marli" data-source="post: 5896056" data-attributes="member: 86402">a few good points.first let me clarify the confusionscorrect.yes...stun stacks but does not cause wounds.wounds stack, and when maxed out causes maimingmaiming stack and causes unconcious.more maiming causes death.wounds are like hp in adnd, just numbers on the path deathmaiming is a lot more damaging, affecting your abilitys.I mean this to be reply to both posts.I've struggled with this issue of complexity vs speed and i believe I have a viable system.Yes the numbers issue does apply more in D% but I intend as that modifiers are applied to the target you are rolling againts, it will allow player to precalc those numbers BEFORE they roll meaning some can be calculated before combat, some in other players turns, I am attempting to move any and all maths to this side of the roll.the single roll is on effect two rolls, the dice not only effects "To Hit" it also effects "To Wound".the granularity is needed for this more than anything.Rolemaster seems to do all the maths after the roll, the oppisite of what I want.also my wound system is unintentionally close(wound=concusion,maim=crit) great minds think alike???no, your damage is defined by your weapon or attack, swords are in the above example "wound". If you attacked with a sword and hit you would by default deal a single wound.If you attacked by punching you would by default stun your opponent.</blockquote>