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| ====Initiative==== | ====Initiative==== | ||
| - | **IMPORTANT QUESTION: | ||
| - | //If we are going OSR why not use 5TD initiative? I love [[http:// | + | Grab a deck of standard playing cards (make sure to |
| + | leave both Jokers in) and deal one to each player including the GM. | ||
| + | Now count down from the Joker to the Ace and on | ||
| + | down from there. To resolve ties, Spades come first, | ||
| + | then Hearts, Diamonds, and lastly Clubs. When a player' | ||
| + | card comes up, it gets to act. | ||
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| + | * Joker: A player with a Joker can go whenever they | ||
| + | want — even automatically interrupting another unit’s | ||
| + | action if it wants. Better still, they may reroll one die of their choice during the turn (attacks, saves, or damage)! After a turn where one or more Jokers are dealt, the deck is reshuffled. | ||
| ==== Mounted Combat ==== | ==== Mounted Combat ==== | ||
| * You need Knightly Combat proficiency (all Knights and Templars automatically have this) or else suffer Disadvantage when making melee attacks from horseback. | * You need Knightly Combat proficiency (all Knights and Templars automatically have this) or else suffer Disadvantage when making melee attacks from horseback. | ||
combat.txt · Last modified: 2021/01/26 13:13 by dave