Post by CMDR-Doc in What happens when you stack trap? Doesn't seem make a difference

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Nice job and thank you for playing :). This is the list of what the effects should do, I'll check to see if that stopped working when i ran one of the other updates. Thank you for pointing that out!

Updated status list:

Burn: deals damage equal to its stacks at turn start, then decays by 1.
Poison: deals direct HP damage equal to its stacks at turn start, ignores block, then decays by 1.
Bleed: deals damage equal to its stacks when triggered, then decays by 1.
Thorns: when an enemy attacks you, it takes thorns damage, then thorns decays by 1. Example: 5 thorns deals 5 back, then becomes 4 thorns.
Vulnerable: target takes 20% more incoming attack damage. Stacks are duration rounds.
Chill: target deals 20% less outgoing attack damage. Stacks are duration rounds.
Stun: skips roll/turn opportunities. Stacks are skipped turns.
Trap: enemy rolls to break free when acting. If it fails, it skips its action and takes damage equal to trap stacks. Trap stays until broken.
Curse / Doom: stacks upward only and does not decay. If curse reaches the target’s current HP, the target is defeated.

qwertyuiopM92112 days ago (1 edit)

what if trap was decaying over time by 1 and the more stack you put the harder it is to escape for example: 6 stacks mean they need to roll a 6 or higher, 10 means 10 or higher, so on and stronger enemies could have bigger trap evasion dice
(also thanks for replying i always like seeing a reply when i log in to itch)

CMDR-Doc12 days ago

I like this idea, its very interesting and would need rules in place against a boss especially but i think this would make this build more versatile. Similar to what you said about each enemy type having an evasion dice which is a good idea since I can pool the rolls per family.

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