Alternate Section 4.61:
Damage Die Roll
Date: August 2006
By: Gordon A. Cooper


    In this method for increasing the randomness of damage occurring in combat,
1dF is rolled to determine which of three previously known values will be
applied as a damage factor. In any given combat round that is not a draw, one
knows the relative degree, the weapon's damage factor, and the sum of both,
which is the offensive damage factor. If the result is -1, whichever is lower
between the relative degree and the weapon's damage factor is applied. If the
result is 0, the standard offensive damage factor (relative degree + weapon's
damage factor) is applied. If the result is +1, whichever is higher between the
relative degree and the weapon's damage factor is applied.
    If a character has a Strength or Scale bonus or penalty, the GM may decide
that the modifiers are always applied, or that they are ignored whenever the
damage die roll is -1 (allowing even very powerful opponents to be capable of
causing only a Scratch on occasion).

            Die Roll    Damage Type Applied
              +1            higher of relative degree or weapon's damage factor
               0            relative degree + weapon's damage factor
              -1            lower of relative degree or weaponıs damage factor

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