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Your starting hit points are 12, plus your mass, but I roll that. I looked for your weight, but couldn't find it. Are you familiar with how the [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17he_l43NRLwu1DzYbSfr-fDrGTVuE4wJ/edit#gid=1352932260 encumbrance calculation] is made? --[[User:The DM|The DM]] ([[User talk:The DM|talk]]) 20:08, 17 August 2020 (UTC) | Your starting hit points are 12, plus your mass, but I roll that. I looked for your weight, but couldn't find it. Are you familiar with how the [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17he_l43NRLwu1DzYbSfr-fDrGTVuE4wJ/edit#gid=1352932260 encumbrance calculation] is made? --[[User:The DM|The DM]] ([[User talk:The DM|talk]]) 20:08, 17 August 2020 (UTC) | ||
:Understood. My mass is 122 lb (still adding things and organizing). What should I roll and what should I leave to you? [[Vafrandir]] 20:21, 17 August 2020 (UTC) | :Understood. My mass is 122 lb (still adding things and organizing). What should I roll and what should I leave to you? [[Vafrandir]] 20:21, 17 August 2020 (UTC) | ||
| − | :: [https://wiki.alexissmolensk.com/index.php/Hit_Points_per_Die Hit Points per Die] gives you a mass h.p. of 1-6. Sadly, I rolled a "1" ... which gives you 13 h.p. If it helps any, it would mean that your character began as an ungainly, somewhat weak-hearted kid who started his training for fighter with 1 h.p. (his mass only). He would have had to overcome that detriment to [https://tao-dndwiki.blogspot.com/2019/05/harden-commoner-sage-ability.html harden himself], to achieve 3 h.p. to become a [https://tao-dndwiki.blogspot.com/2019/05/man-at-arms-npc.html man-at-arms], when he would have had 4-7 h.p.; my roll makes it 6, which is what you would have had when you began training as a levelled fighter. That's how my system works, anyway. | + | :: *[https://wiki.alexissmolensk.com/index.php/Hit_Points_per_Die Hit Points per Die] gives you a mass h.p. of 1-6. Sadly, I rolled a "1" ... which gives you 13 h.p. If it helps any, it would mean that your character began as an ungainly, somewhat weak-hearted kid who started his training for fighter with 1 h.p. (his mass only). He would have had to overcome that detriment to [https://tao-dndwiki.blogspot.com/2019/05/harden-commoner-sage-ability.html harden himself], to achieve 3 h.p. to become a [https://tao-dndwiki.blogspot.com/2019/05/man-at-arms-npc.html man-at-arms], when he would have had 4-7 h.p.; my roll makes it 6, which is what you would have had when you began training as a levelled fighter. That's how my system works, anyway. |
| + | :: *I think that's the last thing I need to roll. | ||
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Your starting hit points are 12, plus your mass, but I roll that. I looked for your weight, but couldn't find it. Are you familiar with how the encumbrance calculation is made? --The DM (talk) 20:08, 17 August 2020 (UTC)
- Understood. My mass is 122 lb (still adding things and organizing). What should I roll and what should I leave to you? Vafrandir 20:21, 17 August 2020 (UTC)
- *Hit Points per Die gives you a mass h.p. of 1-6. Sadly, I rolled a "1" ... which gives you 13 h.p. If it helps any, it would mean that your character began as an ungainly, somewhat weak-hearted kid who started his training for fighter with 1 h.p. (his mass only). He would have had to overcome that detriment to harden himself, to achieve 3 h.p. to become a man-at-arms, when he would have had 4-7 h.p.; my roll makes it 6, which is what you would have had when you began training as a levelled fighter. That's how my system works, anyway.
- *I think that's the last thing I need to roll.
