I like that idea with the helmets. Though I see where the extra AC against criticals is coming from, criticals can be scored from an attack on any other area that is particularly vunerable. A stab into the gut, for example.
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#31
Posted 05 May 2006 - 08:20 PM
The most worthless line of any RPG book EVER:
"Though these two kinds of devils wield terrible powers, they have different characteristics and appearances."
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"Though these two kinds of devils wield terrible powers, they have different characteristics and appearances."
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The ALLCALMA* Act
1. No more posts in Word Games
2. No more replies on On-Topic threads unless it contributes.
3. No more Off-Topic replies on On-Topic threads.
4. No more talking to @lice.
*A Little Less Conversation A Little More Action: A new act with the prospect of posting less useless posts and more helpful ones. Anyone is free to join as long as the rules and this part is included in sig. The rules can be modified and updated on agreement.
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#32
Posted 09 May 2006 - 12:44 PM
I think it's usually assumed that a helmet is part of the armor, seeing as it isn't typically offered alone and most of the armour descriptions read something like "suit comes with helmet and greaves."
"The approach is, literally, childish. Adults suspend disbelief; kids ask questions and require answers." ~Terry Pratchett
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