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Post by Ymbert Montgomery on Oct 5, 2020 21:55:43 GMT
Obviously, there's more to do with the rulebook, but I thought I'd do a master thread to find out how people felt about seeing them in play.
My thoughts:
Mistress Rules
By coincidence (I really didn't fix the rolls!) the overabudnence of Court Balls gave these a good playtest.
And I like the results.
The extra SP penalty or loss didn't seem overwhelming.
Making separate rolls for them (as opposed to the other suggestion of using them as a potential boost to PC abilities) obviously leads to more bookkeeping at my end. But I think the story potential that was shown by things like a PC failing their Dance roll and being saved by the Dancing of their mistress more than made up for that. And it gave me (or rather Le Mole) a lot of material for the report.
SP Cap
It's a bit early to tell here, because several of you had buffers from the 1.5 calculation. But cautiously this seems to have worked to me. People can still rise in SP but it's not longer inevitable and people need to aggressively chase SP, especialy at higher levels.
Guard Rules
This obviously was only really seen by 2 of you. But I think they worked. The additional Etiquette rolls gives guards a chance to earn SP. And the royal notice roll, while highly unlikely, does mean that Guards can pick up high level favours. I think the latter is thematic and both balance out the difficulty Guards have in going to the front.
What do other people think?
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Post by huillaume on Oct 6, 2020 12:09:13 GMT
One question:
after the former discussions, is the autofail on a roll of 1 for appointments kept?
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Post by Ymbert Montgomery on Oct 6, 2020 12:47:06 GMT
Yes, that is.
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Post by huillaume on Oct 6, 2020 15:58:17 GMT
Not new, but had no importance up to now.
About Clubs (clarification asked):
Requisites to join the Fleur de Lys are SL 18+, Bishop or above, Minister or full General
Is one of those prerequisites enough, or you must be Bishop or above, Minister or full General and have SL 18+?
So, can a SL 18 character that is neither Bishop, Minister nor General (or a Bishop with SL 17- , for what's worth) join it?
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Post by Ymbert Montgomery on Oct 6, 2020 16:03:32 GMT
Yes to that, so a Bishop with lower SL or a 18+ character is eligible.
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Post by huillaume on Oct 10, 2020 15:37:21 GMT
I cannot find where is said that privates must do 2 weeks of regimental duties and subaterns 1 week...
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Post by Ymbert Montgomery on Oct 10, 2020 18:23:14 GMT
The original rulebook.
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Post by huillaume on Oct 14, 2020 17:02:10 GMT
But there the rules for asking for a week off do not exist. Do they in Liminal 1.2? If so I'd suggest a special modifier of +3 if marrying this month... ------------- An entirely different matter: I see in the rules you changed Champagne for Aquitaine, as gaston suggested, but in the Characters, ladies ,et,c you have not, as characters and ladies keep appearing to be from Champagne, as Hillaume's Barony...
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Post by Ymbert Montgomery on Oct 14, 2020 18:01:40 GMT
But there the rules for asking for a week off do not exist. Do they in Liminal 1.2? If so I'd suggest a special modifier of +3 if marrying this month... Yes they do. [q]Privates and Subalterns may be excused from duty by the permission of their Battalion Commanders. A non-player Battalion Commander will excuse a player from one week of duty on a roll of 5 or greater on one die. This may be modified by influence.[/q] But fair point, especially as we no long have battalions. I'll put a table together. I can think of other circumstances that should involve modifiers - deaths in the family, birth of a child etc. ------------- Good point and I'll update it as part of the next turn. The rules were done by a search and replace which isn't possible on the forum!
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Post by Jacques Bougiedure on Oct 14, 2020 18:27:08 GMT
As an alternative, you could replace permission of Battalion Commander with permission of Company Commander maintaining the 5+ roll for an NPC commander to excuse. It would lower the favor needed to influence from 2 to 1 which itself might mitigate the need for a modifier for special circumstances.
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Post by huillaume on Oct 20, 2020 6:39:15 GMT
As an alternative, you could replace permission of Battalion Commander with permission of Company Commander maintaining the 5+ roll for an NPC commander to excuse. It would lower the favor needed to influence from 2 to 1 which itself might mitigate the need for a modifier for special circumstances. See this will only affect 1st Company members, as now the subalterns/privateers are not always on it, and the influence for a Major and a Captain is the same (level 1)
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Post by huillaume on Oct 20, 2020 16:58:04 GMT
Erroneous post (once again, I looked at house rules 1.2 instead of Liminal rules 1.2).
Please, Louis delte it
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Post by Ymbert Montgomery on Oct 20, 2020 17:53:08 GMT
I suggest deleting 1.2 from your PC.
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Post by huillaume on Oct 21, 2020 16:52:42 GMT
According 7.1, one may also hold parties and social events at the club. Of course, this includes wedding alls, as specified in 8.13, but can one also hold other balls there?
If so, I guess rules are the same as per balls at a mansion (double carousing costs), but sometimes it wil lgive more SPs to the guests...
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