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The great monster Herazagaltha as a fear factor of Legendary (+4). After climbing out of a sewage drain it stares our hero, Johnny Two-Fists, down. Johnny has a Willpower of Good. Both sides roll 2dF (for simplicity we'll say they both rolled +0). The monster's final result is Legendary and Johnny's is Good. The monster gets a relative degree of +3. Apply that to Johnny's fear chart as a "hurt" wound. Johnny will now be at -1 to all his next actions due to fear. |
Scratched | Shaken |
Hurt | Badly shaken |
Very Hurt | Quivering, mumbling buffoon |
Incapacitated | Fainted |
Near Death | Coma |
Hideous Appearance | +1 to +3 |
Violent Action | +1 |
Extremely Violent Action | +2 |
Monster related to character Fault/phobia | +1 |
Surprise | +1 |
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Johnny has managed to get away from the monster and is hiding in an alley nearby. He hears a noise and turns around just to see a drunken bum staggering down the alley. But just then he hears a thumping coming from the ground. Suddenly the monster busts through the ground throwing trash and concrete everywhere. The monster grabs the bum and instantly tears him apart with his sharp teeth. The next fear roll is made. This time the monster surprised Johnny (+1) and committed a horrible action (+1) for a total fear factor of +6. Both roll off. The monster rolls +2 and Johnny rolls -2. That gives the monster a final relative degree of +9!! Johnny instantly crumbles to the ground and blacks out. Hopefully his friends will arrive soon to save him. |
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