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AlienOvan: /* Trample */ Buffed Trample

2026-01-09T11:26:35Z

Trample: Buffed Trample

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	===Trample===		===Trample===
	Giant creatures that are at least '''3 times larger''' than those they interact with can move through their space without being blocked by them. The larger creature can choose to avoid or Trample targets they pass through. When a larger creature Tramples a smaller one, they can make an unarmed strike attack using their legs at the same time they move.		Giant creatures that are at least '''2 times larger''' than those they interact with can move through their space without being blocked by them. The larger creature can choose to avoid or Trample targets they pass through. When a larger creature Tramples a smaller one, they can make an unarmed strike attack using their legs at the same time they move.

	Smaller creatures can spend a Reaction action to '''move away''' from the trampling creature's path, but if they are targeted by the giant, or can’t react to move, the larger creature can roll an Unarmed Strike attack to trample their target against their Evasion and Deflection. A Giant can only target one creature or square(s) at a time, any creature(s) within a square are affected by targeting.		Smaller creatures can spend a Reaction action to '''move away''' from the trampling creature's path, but if they are targeted by the giant, or can’t react to move, the larger creature can roll an Unarmed Strike attack to trample their target against their Evasion and Deflection. A Giant can only target one creature or square(s) at a time, any creature(s) within a square are affected by targeting.

AlienOvan: centered tables

2025-12-20T01:33:32Z

centered tables

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	<~~div style="text-align:~~center";>		<center>
	~~__TOC__~~
	'''Size''' measures a character’s '''physical proportions''' and relative '''power and presence''' within a game world. Not every stat or mechanic is affected by a character's Size.		'''Size''' measures a character’s '''physical proportions''' and relative '''power and presence''' within a game world. Not every stat or mechanic is affected by a character's Size.

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	An itemised creature can leave the larger creature’s inventory willingly if their container allows for it, otherwise the larger creature must release them.		An itemised creature can leave the larger creature’s inventory willingly if their container allows for it, otherwise the larger creature must release them.
	</~~div~~>		</center>

	[[Category:Mechanics]]		[[Category:Mechanics]]

AlienOvan: /* Size Categories */

2025-12-18T10:32:27Z

Size Categories

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	{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"		{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
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	\| '''Size Name''' \|\| '''Vertical Height''' \|\| '''Size Rating''' \|\| '''Reach/Space''' \|\| '''Speed'''		\| '''Size Name''' \|\| '''Vertical Height''' \|\| '''Size Rating''' \|\| '''Reach/Space''' \|\| '''<abbr title="Distance per Action Frame">Speed</abbr>'''
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	\| ~~<big>~~Medium~~</big>~~ \|\| 4 to ~~8ft~~ \|\| Size 1 \|\| 5ft \|\| 15ft		\| '''Medium''' \|\| 4 to 9ft \|\| Size 1 \|\| 5ft \|\| 15ft
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~<big>~~Large~~</big>~~ \|\| 10 to ~~20ft~~ \|\| Size 2 \|\| 10ft \|\| 20ft		\| '''Large''' \|\| 10 to 24ft \|\| Size 2 \|\| 10ft \|\| 20ft
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~<big>~~Huge~~</big>~~ \|\| 25 to ~~40ft~~ \|\| Size 4 \|\| 20ft \|\| 30ft		\| '''Huge''' \|\| 24 to 48ft \|\| Size 4 \|\| 20ft \|\| 30ft
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~<big>~~Gargantuan~~</big>~~ \|\| 50 to ~~80ft~~ \|\| Size 8 \|\| 40ft \|\| 50ft		\| '''Gargantuan''' \|\| 48 to 96ft \|\| Size 8 \|\| 40ft \|\| 50ft
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~<big>~~Colossal~~</big>~~ \|\| ~~100ft or more~~ \|\| Size 16 \|\| 80ft \|\| 90ft		\| '''Colossal''' \|\| 96ft to 200ft \|\| Size 16 \|\| 80ft \|\| 90ft
			\|-
			\| '''Titanic''' \|\| 200ft or more \|\| Size 32 \|\| 160ft \|\| 170ft
	\|}		\|}

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	\| '''Size Name''' \|\| '''Humanoid Height''' \|\| '''Reach/Space''' \|\| '''Speed''' \|\| '''<abbr title="Base HP and HPLV">HP scale</abbr>''' \|\| '''Power Reduction'''		\| '''Size Name''' \|\| '''Humanoid Height''' \|\| '''Reach/Space''' \|\| '''Speed''' \|\| '''<abbr title="Base HP and HPLV">HP scale</abbr>''' \|\| '''Power Reduction'''
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~<big>~~Medium~~</big>~~ \|\| 4 to 8 feet \|\| ~~1sq (~~5ft) \|\| 15ft \|\| 10 + 4 \|\| -0		\| '''Medium''' \|\| 4 to 9 feet \|\| 5ft \|\| 15ft \|\| 10 + 4 \|\| 0
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~<big>~~Small~~</big>~~ \|\| 2 to 3 feet \|\| ~~1sq (~~5ft) \|\| 10ft \|\| 8 + 4 \|\| -2		\| '''Small''' \|\| 2 to 3 feet \|\| 5ft \|\| 10ft \|\| 6 + 4 \|\| 0
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~<big>~~Tiny~~</big>~~ \|\| 4 to 12 inches \|\| ~~0sq (~~1ft) \|\| 5ft \|\| 6 + 3 \|\| /2		\| '''Tiny''' \|\| 4 to 12 inches \|\| 1ft \|\| 5ft \|\| 4 + 3 \|\| /2
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~<big>~~Diminutive~~</big>~~ \|\| 1 to 4 inches \|\| ~~0sq (6in)~~ \|\| <5ft \|\| 4 + 2 \|\| /4		\| '''Diminutive''' \|\| 1 to 4 inches \|\| 1ft \|\| <5ft \|\| 3 + 2 \|\| /4
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~<big>~~Fine~~</big>~~ \|\| 1 inch or less \|\| ~~0sq (3in)~~ \|\| <5ft \|\| 2 + 1 \|\| /8		\| '''Fine''' \|\| 1 inch or less \|\| 1ft \|\| <5ft \|\| 2 + 1 \|\| /8
	\|}		\|}

AlienOvan: /* Difficult Terrain and Obstacles */

2025-12-15T15:15:35Z

Difficult Terrain and Obstacles

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	==Difficult Terrain and Obstacles==		==Difficult Terrain and Obstacles==
	~~'''~~Difficult Terrain''' generally costs double to move into and out of the affected square(s). Effectively halving the speed of a character passing through it. A character can spend any amount of frames in an encounter to pass through a square if they lack the speed to cross it in a single frame. '''Obfuscating Terrain''' is a more serious form that typically '''triples''' the ~~cost~~ of ~~movement or '''more'''~~.		See [[Difficult Terrain]] for the universal applications of this rule.

	♦ Difficult Terrain ~~from uneven surfaces~~ and debris ~~for a Medium creature becomes~~ Obfuscating Terrain ~~for Small and Smaller Creatures~~. ~~A creature~~ of ~~large enough size may not suffer~~ Difficult Terrain penalties ~~unless the surface is universally difficult (such as thick mud)~~.		This table describes how Tiny and Huge characters might differ with terrain compared to a Medium character facing the same obstacle, including, but not limited to:

	~~♦ Elevated surfaces and platforms~~ waist high to a ~~Medium creature costs double~~ to ~~mantle~~ up to ~~the~~ higher ~~plane~~, ~~with surface between chest and standing height reach requiring climbing appendages and triple movement cost~~ to ~~climb~~ to ~~the top~~ of it. ~~If reaching an elevation requires jumping~~, ~~this will take an Action Frame~~ to ~~reach the ledge~~ and ~~another~~ to ~~climb up it~~ (~~after succeeding a Strength/Athletics check~~).		{\| class="wikitable"
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	~~♦ Moving~~ through ~~bodies of liquid higher~~ than the ~~user~~'~~s knees will count as~~ Difficult ~~terrain~~, ~~and~~ Obfuscating Terrain ~~if the liquid extends further than the user~~'~~s waist without swimming~~.		\| '''Terrain/Obstacle''' \|\| '''Medium''' (Size 1) \|\| '''Tiny''' (Size -3) \|\| '''Huge''' (Size 4)
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	~~♦ Navigating~~ through ~~semi~~-~~solid~~, ~~passable obstacles such as bushes~~, ~~vines, and crowds of densely packed creatures count~~ as ~~difficult terrain~~. ~~If the obstacle~~ is ~~significantly larger than the~~ creature ~~it counts as Obfuscating Terrain~~, ~~whereas if the~~ creature is ~~significantly larger they may not suffer penalties and step over them~~ as ~~desired~~. ~~Checks may be called~~ as ~~needed~~.		\| Uneven or Debris-littered Floors \|\| Slowed down to avoid tripping. '''Difficult Terrain'''. \|\| Forced to climb and hop over. '''Obfuscating Terrain'''. \|\| Simply steps over or across debris. '''No penalty'''.
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			\| Mud, or pool of viscous substance \|\| Forced to trudge through thick substance. '''Difficult to Obfuscating Terrain'''. \|\| Forced to wade or swim through substance. '''Greater Obfuscating Terrain'''. \|\| Minimally slowed by substance. '''Difficult Terrain''' if deep enough.
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			\| Water or bodies of liquid thigh high or higher. \|\| Wade through liquid body. '''Difficult Terrain'''. \|\| Forced to swim under same depth. '''Creature swims'''. \|\| Treads water as if it were a shallower depth. '''No penalties'''.
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			\| Stepping up or mantling a waist-high edge or platform \|\| '''Difficult Terrain''' to cross up to elevation. \|\| Needs to perform a '''check to climb''' up to higher elevation. \|\| Treats minor elevation as uneven ground, '''no penalty'''.
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			\| Passing through thick semi-solid obstacles such as bushes. \|\| Needs to push through foliage, view partially blocked. '''Difficult Terrain'''. \|\| View completely blocked, tougher to push through. '''Obfuscating Terrain'''. \|\| Can see over clearly, minimally hindered. '''No penalty'''.
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			\|colspan=99\| '''Passing through enclosed spaces'''
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			\| Passing through crowds of Medium-sized creatures (no harm allowed) \|\| View partially blocked, need to push through gently. '''Difficult Terrain'''. \|\| View completely blocked, slip between legs of people. '''Difficult Terrain'''. \|\| Need to step very carefully and wait for others to pass. '''(Greater) Obfuscating Terrain'''.
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			\| Passing through an archway with height and width than the Huge creature \|\| Passes through unhindered. \|\| Passes through unhindered. \|\| May have to stoop and sidle to enter through. '''Difficult Terrain'''.
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			\| Passing through a doorway built for Medium-sized creatures \|\| Passes through unhindered. \|\| Passes through unhindered if open, may need a check to reach handle of closed doors. \|\| Forced to squeeze into space 1/4th their Space, '''Greater Obfuscating Terrain'''.
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			\| Fit through a ventilation shaft into another room or area. \|\| Forced to squeeze into a small space. '''Obfuscating Terrain'''. \|\| Passes through comfortably. '''No penalty'''. \|\| Too big to fit any body-part inside. '''Impassible Terrain'''.
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			\|colspan=99\| '''Odd-sized weapon usage'''
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			\| Given a one-handed melee weapon sized for a Medium creature \|\| Can wield the weapon comfortably with one hand. \|\| Weapon becomes bigger than a two-handed weapon, can't wield or even swing weapon. \|\| Weapon becomes smaller than an off-hand, can be lifted but useless as a weapon.
			\|-
			\| Given a two-handed weapon sized for a Tiny creature \|\| A two-handed Tiny weapon is treated as an off-hand by this creature. \|\| This two-handed weapons is indeed, can be wielded with two-hands by this creature. \|\| The weapon is far too tiny to be wielded normally, barely a tooth-pick.
			\|-
			\| Given an off-hand Dagger sized for a Huge creature \|\| Can wield a huge-sized Dagger as if it were a two-handed weapon. \|\| Dagger is far too big to pick up or wield. \|\| Wields the Dagger as an off-hand as expected.
			\|}

	'''Narrow Spaces & Squeezing'''		'''Narrow Spaces & Squeezing'''

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2025-12-15T14:02:35Z

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	\| Fine \|\| As Diminiutive, but '''does not''' receive fall damage under normal conditions.		\| Fine \|\| As Diminiutive, but '''does not''' receive fall damage under normal conditions.
	\|}		\|}

	The values above are considered if the creature '''safely lands''' in a way to protect themselves from further harm. Creatures who are thrown off balance and unable to protect themselves are '''denied''' are treated to have a Reflex of 0 when calculating falling distance thresholds. This typically doesn't become dangerous until one falls from a height taller than they are.

	Surfaces like difficult terrain could also increase damage dealt when taking fall damage. Increase damage by 1 per foot fallen on uneven/hard surfaces, other more dangerous surface types apply as needed.

	==Difficult Terrain and Obstacles==		==Difficult Terrain and Obstacles==

AlienOvan: updated fall damage rules

2025-12-15T14:01:34Z

updated fall damage rules

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	Most Weapons can be wielded Off-hand, One-hand then Two-handed based on Weapon size and handling. Each Weapon Size larger than it's intended wielder will cause the weapon's handedness to increase by one stage. If a Weapon causes it to become '''more''' than a two-handed weapon, it is '''too big''' to be used as a weapon by that wielder. Inversely, any weapon smaller than an off-hand becomes too small to be used as intended. Some exceptions and exclusions can be made based on weapon design and type (Bows don't fall neatly into the handedness rule, and firearms can be unusable by anyone other than its IWS).		Most Weapons can be wielded Off-hand, One-hand then Two-handed based on Weapon size and handling. Each Weapon Size larger than it's intended wielder will cause the weapon's handedness to increase by one stage. If a Weapon causes it to become '''more''' than a two-handed weapon, it is '''too big''' to be used as a weapon by that wielder. Inversely, any weapon smaller than an off-hand becomes too small to be used as intended. Some exceptions and exclusions can be made based on weapon design and type (Bows don't fall neatly into the handedness rule, and firearms can be unusable by anyone other than its IWS).

	==~~Gravity /~~ Falling==		==Falling Damage==
	~~Creatures can fall a distance equal to their~~ [[~~Core Value\|Reflex~~]] value before they take '''Fall Damage'''. After exceeding this Fall Threshold, the creature will take 1 damage for every '''foot of distance''' fallen beyond their threshold minus their character's height. If the distance fallen is double the creature's Fall Threshold, all damage accumulated is doubled.		From the [[Fall Damage]] article:

	~~Creatures don~~'~~t take fall~~ damage ~~unless~~ they fall a distance greater than their height.		For creatures of Size-2 or larger, multiply the amount of falling damage they resist equal to their '''Size-Rating'''. So a Size-8 creature with a Body of 12 will be able to resist up to 96 falling damage if they fall a distance greater than their own height.

	Ex. ~~A Size 1 creature who~~ is ~~6 feet tall and has~~ a ~~Reflex of 12 doesn~~'~~t take fall damage until they fall farther than 12ft. Once they start taking fall~~ damage, ~~they take 1 damage per foot fallen until they fall 24ft, in which case damage taken is doubled. They can~~'t ~~take fall damage until they fall more than 6ft.~~		Characters who are Small or smaller may suffer less Fall damage compared to those of Medium size or larger. There is a '''Minimum Height''' to when falling damage can trigger, to ensure very small characters don't break easily. The table below shows the modifiers for each size category:

	~~Ex. A Size 4 Giant who is 30 feet tall and has a Reflex of 10 doesn’t take fall damage until they fall a distance exceeding 30ft~~. ~~But if they fall 35ft, then they potentially take 40 damage because 35 is more than double of 10 and their 30ft of height only reduces damage taken by 30.~~

	~~Creatures smaller than Medium gain special reductions to fall distance required and damage taken~~:

	{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; ~~align~~:~~center~~; ~~margin~~:~~auto~~;"		{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; margin:auto; width:100%;"
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	\| '''Size ~~Name~~''' \|\| '''Falling Damage ~~Ruling~~'''		\| '''Size Category''' \|\| '''Falling Damage Modifier'''
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	\| Medium and Larger \|\| ~~As above~~.		\| Medium and Larger \|\| Fall Damage Reduction equal to Body/Reflex * Size.
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	\| Small \|\| Double Reflex for calculating Fall ~~Distance required~~.		\| Small \|\| '''Double Body/Reflex''' for calculating Fall damage reduction.
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	\| Tiny \|\| ~~Double Reflex and~~ gain Resistance to Fall Damage.		\| Tiny \|\| As Small, but also gain '''Resistance to Fall Damage'''.
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	\| Diminutive \|\| ~~Double Reflex~~, ~~Resistance~~ to ~~Fall Damage~~, and ~~ignores x2 multiplier for long~~ falls.		\| Diminutive \|\| As Tiny, but also cap Long-Fall damage multiplier to '''x2''', and doesn't get staggered or forced prone from falls.
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	\| Fine \|\| '''~~Does~~ not''' receive fall damage under normal conditions.		\| Fine \|\| As Diminiutive, but '''does not''' receive fall damage under normal conditions.
	\|}		\|}

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2025-12-15T01:24:18Z

removed unnecessary definition, moved to its own article.

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	Most Weapons can be wielded Off-hand, One-hand then Two-handed based on Weapon size and handling. Each Weapon Size larger than it's intended wielder will cause the weapon's handedness to increase by one stage. If a Weapon causes it to become '''more''' than a two-handed weapon, it is '''too big''' to be used as a weapon by that wielder. Inversely, any weapon smaller than an off-hand becomes too small to be used as intended. Some exceptions and exclusions can be made based on weapon design and type (Bows don't fall neatly into the handedness rule, and firearms can be unusable by anyone other than its IWS).		Most Weapons can be wielded Off-hand, One-hand then Two-handed based on Weapon size and handling. Each Weapon Size larger than it's intended wielder will cause the weapon's handedness to increase by one stage. If a Weapon causes it to become '''more''' than a two-handed weapon, it is '''too big''' to be used as a weapon by that wielder. Inversely, any weapon smaller than an off-hand becomes too small to be used as intended. Some exceptions and exclusions can be made based on weapon design and type (Bows don't fall neatly into the handedness rule, and firearms can be unusable by anyone other than its IWS).

			==Gravity / Falling==
			Creatures can fall a distance equal to their [[Core Value\|Reflex]] value before they take '''Fall Damage'''. After exceeding this Fall Threshold, the creature will take 1 damage for every '''foot of distance''' fallen beyond their threshold minus their character's height. If the distance fallen is double the creature's Fall Threshold, all damage accumulated is doubled.

			Creatures don't take fall damage unless they fall a distance greater than their height.

			Ex. A Size 1 creature who is 6 feet tall and has a Reflex of 12 doesn't take fall damage until they fall farther than 12ft. Once they start taking fall damage, they take 1 damage per foot fallen until they fall 24ft, in which case damage taken is doubled. They can't take fall damage until they fall more than 6ft.

			Ex. A Size 4 Giant who is 30 feet tall and has a Reflex of 10 doesn’t take fall damage until they fall a distance exceeding 30ft. But if they fall 35ft, then they potentially take 40 damage because 35 is more than double of 10 and their 30ft of height only reduces damage taken by 30.

			Creatures smaller than Medium gain special reductions to fall distance required and damage taken:

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			\| '''Size Name''' \|\| '''Falling Damage Ruling'''
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			\| Medium and Larger \|\| As above.
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			\| Small \|\| Double Reflex for calculating Fall Distance required.
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			\| Tiny \|\| Double Reflex and gain Resistance to Fall Damage.
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			\| Diminutive \|\| Double Reflex, Resistance to Fall Damage, and ignores x2 multiplier for long falls.
			\|-
			\| Fine \|\| '''Does not''' receive fall damage under normal conditions.
			\|}

			The values above are considered if the creature '''safely lands''' in a way to protect themselves from further harm. Creatures who are thrown off balance and unable to protect themselves are '''denied''' are treated to have a Reflex of 0 when calculating falling distance thresholds. This typically doesn't become dangerous until one falls from a height taller than they are.

			Surfaces like difficult terrain could also increase damage dealt when taking fall damage. Increase damage by 1 per foot fallen on uneven/hard surfaces, other more dangerous surface types apply as needed.

	==Difficult Terrain and Obstacles==		==Difficult Terrain and Obstacles==

AlienOvan: Removed unnecessary section 'Falling damage'

2025-12-14T19:39:28Z

Removed unnecessary section 'Falling damage'

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	Most Weapons can be wielded Off-hand, One-hand then Two-handed based on Weapon size and handling. Each Weapon Size larger than it's intended wielder will cause the weapon's handedness to increase by one stage. If a Weapon causes it to become '''more''' than a two-handed weapon, it is '''too big''' to be used as a weapon by that wielder. Inversely, any weapon smaller than an off-hand becomes too small to be used as intended. Some exceptions and exclusions can be made based on weapon design and type (Bows don't fall neatly into the handedness rule, and firearms can be unusable by anyone other than its IWS).		Most Weapons can be wielded Off-hand, One-hand then Two-handed based on Weapon size and handling. Each Weapon Size larger than it's intended wielder will cause the weapon's handedness to increase by one stage. If a Weapon causes it to become '''more''' than a two-handed weapon, it is '''too big''' to be used as a weapon by that wielder. Inversely, any weapon smaller than an off-hand becomes too small to be used as intended. Some exceptions and exclusions can be made based on weapon design and type (Bows don't fall neatly into the handedness rule, and firearms can be unusable by anyone other than its IWS).

	~~==Gravity / Falling==~~
	Creatures can fall a distance equal to their [[Core Value\|Reflex]] value before they take '''Fall Damage'''. After exceeding this Fall Threshold, the creature will take 1 damage for every '''foot of distance''' fallen beyond their threshold minus their character's height. If the distance fallen is double the creature's Fall Threshold, all damage accumulated is doubled.

	~~Creatures don't take fall damage unless they fall a distance greater than their height.~~

	Ex. A Size 1 creature who is 6 feet tall and has a Reflex of 12 doesn't take fall damage until they fall farther than 12ft. Once they start taking fall damage, they take 1 damage per foot fallen until they fall 24ft, in which case damage taken is doubled. They can't take fall damage until they fall more than 6ft.

	Ex. A Size 4 Giant who is 30 feet tall and has a Reflex of 10 doesn’t take fall damage until they fall a distance exceeding 30ft. But if they fall 35ft, then they potentially take 40 damage because 35 is more than double of 10 and their 30ft of height only reduces damage taken by 30.

	~~Creatures smaller than Medium gain special reductions to fall distance required and damage taken:~~

	~~{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; align:center; margin:auto;"~~
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	~~\| '''Size Name''' \|\| '''Falling Damage Ruling'''~~
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	~~\| Medium and Larger \|\| As above.~~
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	~~\| Small \|\| Double Reflex for calculating Fall Distance required.~~
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	~~\| Tiny \|\| Double Reflex and gain Resistance to Fall Damage.~~
	\|-
	~~\| Diminutive \|\| Double Reflex, Resistance to Fall Damage, and ignores x2 multiplier for long falls.~~
	\|-
	~~\| Fine \|\| '''Does not''' receive fall damage under normal conditions.~~
	\|}

	The values above are considered if the creature '''safely lands''' in a way to protect themselves from further harm. Creatures who are thrown off balance and unable to protect themselves are '''denied''' are treated to have a Reflex of 0 when calculating falling distance thresholds. This typically doesn't become dangerous until one falls from a height taller than they are.

	Surfaces like difficult terrain could also increase damage dealt when taking fall damage. Increase damage by 1 per foot fallen on uneven/hard surfaces, other more dangerous surface types apply as needed.

	==Difficult Terrain and Obstacles==		==Difficult Terrain and Obstacles==

AlienOvan: Added to Mechanics category

2025-12-14T11:56:08Z

Added to Mechanics category

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	An itemised creature can leave the larger creature’s inventory willingly if their container allows for it, otherwise the larger creature must release them.		An itemised creature can leave the larger creature’s inventory willingly if their container allows for it, otherwise the larger creature must release them.
	</div>		</div>

			[[Category:Mechanics]]

AlienOvan: finished first redraft

2025-12-12T14:42:30Z

finished first redraft

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