Difference between revisions of "NsdWiki:Community portal"
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* Weapon damage | * Weapon damage | ||
* Armor repair rules | * Armor repair rules | ||
| + | :* Each Crit Fail on Guard adds 1 point of Disrepair to Armor; Armor Guard = Natural Guard - Disrepair Points; Repairing Armor removes 1 Disrepair point; When Armor reaches 0 ( when Disrepair Points = Natural Guard ) Armor is useless ―[[User:Kozak|Kozak]] 16:12, 19 February 2012 (EST) | ||
* Bleed damage | * Bleed damage | ||
| − | :* | + | :* Re-title Dusty's Poison Chart as a general Continuous Damage Chart with Fire listed alongside Level X Poison, Bleed Damage alongside Level Y Poison, etc. ―[[User:Kozak|Kozak]] 16:08, 19 February 2012 (EST) |
* [[Casting Attribute]] power bonuses (see [[Talk:Casting_Attribute|Casting Attribute talk page]]) | * [[Casting Attribute]] power bonuses (see [[Talk:Casting_Attribute|Casting Attribute talk page]]) | ||
* Creature [[size]] (note that we've already started on a creature's [[Nature]]) | * Creature [[size]] (note that we've already started on a creature's [[Nature]]) | ||
Revision as of 21:12, 19 February 2012
Welcome to NsdWiki. Here's a list of things that need to get done before our deadline of April 19.
- Otherworld races need "Language" and "Occupations" sections
- Weapon damage
- Armor repair rules
- Each Crit Fail on Guard adds 1 point of Disrepair to Armor; Armor Guard = Natural Guard - Disrepair Points; Repairing Armor removes 1 Disrepair point; When Armor reaches 0 ( when Disrepair Points = Natural Guard ) Armor is useless ―Kozak 16:12, 19 February 2012 (EST)
- Bleed damage
- Re-title Dusty's Poison Chart as a general Continuous Damage Chart with Fire listed alongside Level X Poison, Bleed Damage alongside Level Y Poison, etc. ―Kozak 16:08, 19 February 2012 (EST)
- Casting Attribute power bonuses (see Casting Attribute talk page)
- Creature size (note that we've already started on a creature's Nature)
- Spells (see other)
- Use of skills for creating objects (e.g. works of art) (see Lore talk page)
- Use of Perform for untrained instruments? (see Perform talk page)
- Correct grammatical and typographical errors
