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<blockquote data-quote="ValhallaGH" data-source="post: 5446567" data-attributes="member: 41187">We can cobble together an HP system pretty quickly.&nbsp; We just need a few questions answered.One: Do you want wound penalties (and their associated death spiral)?Two: Do you want to keep Soak as an option?Three: Shaken, or similar effects?&nbsp; If not, what's the Raise benefit for Tricks and Tests of Will?Four: How lethal do you want it to be?Five: When do you want Wild Cards to die?Off the cuff, I'd just multiply non-armor Toughness by 3.&nbsp; Attack, hit, roll damage, subtract armor from damage, reduce hp.&nbsp; Extras multiply by 1.I find myself really liking the effects of giving all my PCs Hard to Kill under the current rules.&nbsp; They ignore wound penalties for Incapacitation, which means a lot of &quot;Six wounds!&nbsp; A Raise!&nbsp; He's still up and fighting, barely fazed by the seemingly devastating attack!&quot;&nbsp; Recovering from Shaken is still an issue, but they can spend a benny to automatically act.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ValhallaGH, post: 5446567, member: 41187"] We can cobble together an HP system pretty quickly. We just need a few questions answered. One: Do you want wound penalties (and their associated death spiral)? Two: Do you want to keep Soak as an option? Three: Shaken, or similar effects? If not, what's the Raise benefit for Tricks and Tests of Will? Four: How lethal do you want it to be? Five: When do you want Wild Cards to die? Off the cuff, I'd just multiply non-armor Toughness by 3. Attack, hit, roll damage, subtract armor from damage, reduce hp. Extras multiply by 1. I find myself really liking the effects of giving all my PCs Hard to Kill under the current rules. They ignore wound penalties for Incapacitation, which means a lot of "Six wounds! A Raise! He's still up and fighting, barely fazed by the seemingly devastating attack!" Recovering from Shaken is still an issue, but they can spend a benny to automatically act. [/QUOTE]

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