Crom, Kobold King @vahnj@awoo.space

@Draekos @Vann@glitch.social *offers hugs* no worries

@Draekos hey your existence and use of space is valid friend

Don't beat yourself up I hope we can help you 💗

Hang in there!!

@Terrana@tootplanet.space BEGIN;

*reality stops*

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Uhhh

UHH

ROLLBACK;

@Terrana@tootplanet.space FOREIGN KEY ERROR (Existence) DEPENDS ON THIS TABLE.

@thatdelphox@occult.camp only your instance - gotta report them manually (by dming the admins is how I do it)

@ashkitten@dev.glitch.social o wow

@ashkitten@dev.glitch.social yes I am I don't see a toot above yours... Let me see if going to your public post page shows me it

@ashkitten@dev.glitch.social What happened the post looks deleted

@Gargron i would very much like to know the source

@inurashii \o/!!!!!!

So those modifiers are size, initiative, attack, and damage. I have a concept of balancing the latter 3 around a total 1 point bonus between each of the categories added together, and specialized weapons to do certain things (like a whip) are balanced around 0 but give you options in combat

Like I definitely want there to be four things to consider:

2h and light weapons function the same as the size system - each size up increases damage by 2 but reduces attack by 1. Harder to hit things but when you do you get extra damage.

I also want there to be a concept of modifiers a weapon grants you for style- a dagger increases your initiative for example, because it's easier to draw and wield though it's less effective at combat than other weapons

I'm at the point where I need to build out the weapon system

I'm not sure how this is going to work yet. I know weapons can be within one size of you but i haven't figured out how to tie that info different weapon types yet.

I tried to build a dueling rpg once that focused on stamina as a primary stat for health and have done this before but this system wants to over simplify the weapons so I have to be very careful about how weapons function to ensure uniqueness

@XenonFiber@octodon.social living on the edge

@jaycie @bea @er1n fun fact: contributing to work with friends is a great way to learn a language and strengthen friendships!

@modgethanc@mastodon.art lol nice amigdara fault ref you got there