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<blockquote data-quote="aramis erak" data-source="post: 8415012" data-attributes="member: 6779310">No. But I use it if a player wants to change the reaction.... From last sunday: player who speaks bovine notes the orcs had captured Farmer Braun's prize bull. He's tied up in the kitchen. The bull's reaction was neutral. He decided to convince the bull to go rampage through the Orcs. (I assumed a big prize bull was worth 100MR, but didn't tell the player.) I set the difficulty at SR L2 CHR. He made exactly the needed TN. So, the bull changed from fear of to anger at&nbsp; the orcs. PC didn't get to roll for attacks (he was a room away from the melee) , but he got to roll the bull's 10d6+50 ¹ instead... Also note that I'm using essentially 7.5 but with 5e leveling. Which adds a few types (Leader, Ranger, Specialist Wizard, Citizen), and the simple talent system (it's a label, and a rating rolled on 1d6. Each level adds a new talent at 1d6, or adds 1d6 to an existing talent. When a talent applies, it gets added to the attribute. It also adds a squeaked by zone - a fail of less than level below TN adds level to the dice roll...-=-=-=-=-1: It should have been 11d6+50, but I screwed up, forgetting that the first die is free...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aramis erak, post: 8415012, member: 6779310"] No. But I use it if a player wants to [I]change[/I] the reaction.... From last sunday: player who speaks bovine notes the orcs had captured Farmer Braun's prize bull. He's tied up in the kitchen. The bull's reaction was neutral. He decided to convince the bull to go rampage through the Orcs. (I assumed a big prize bull was worth 100MR, but didn't tell the player.) I set the difficulty at SR L2 CHR. He made exactly the needed TN. So, the bull changed from fear of to anger at the orcs. PC didn't get to roll for attacks (he was a room away from the melee) , but he got to roll the bull's 10d6+50 ¹ instead... Also note that I'm using essentially 7.5 but with 5e leveling. Which adds a few types (Leader, Ranger, Specialist Wizard, Citizen), and the simple talent system (it's a label, and a rating rolled on 1d6. Each level adds a new talent at 1d6, or adds 1d6 to an existing talent. When a talent applies, it gets added to the attribute. It also adds a squeaked by zone - a fail of less than level below TN adds level to the dice roll... -=-=-=-=- 1: It should have been 11d6+50, but I screwed up, forgetting that the first die is free... [/QUOTE]

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