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Belenus wrote: ↑
You drop from whatever height to the ground and as we all know: falling damage is the most critical damage in each roleplaying game -> death
Not every roleplaying game. When a Garou jumps out of an airplane without a parachute, they shout "Gaia's Non-Aaaaaaaaaaagg!"Tue Nov 12, 2019 5:28 pm
Who cares if you have the difference between the animals life and your own left after losing your flying form?You drop from whatever height to the ground and as we all know: falling damage is the most critical damage in each roleplaying game -> death
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Lamoron wrote: ↑
If you get the creatures ratings instead though, what happens when it/you dies?
I would personally interpret it as the damage always applying to your main health-pool, and your cloak would disappear if you exceed the health of the animal of which you've taken the appearance from. I would probably let the person be disoriented an maybe harried for a little while after dropping out of the cloak from "death" too...Wed Nov 06, 2019 8:29 pm
How does unconscious/death even work with this spell. I just assumed you would keep your own rating, but that would mean the mother of all mosquitos. If you get the creatures ratings instead though, what happens when it/you dies?
But then I have a hard time following all of the ED rules because to me they are in the way of great roleplay. I try to be consistent with my exceptions, but the rules do not allow for sufficient flexibility for my taste. Also, they are at time overly complicated.
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Lamoron wrote: ↑
Wed Nov 06, 2019 10:53 pm
If I get the same "hp", then there's a logical follow up. Assuming my form has 32 death rating, and I take 20 damage, then shift back. Do those 20 damage transfer over, or am "I" unhurt.That is also unclear but:
1- If the creature's has a higher unconscious/death rating than the 'natural' from of the character, then I would rule it as working like the Wood Skin talent, that is: 'When the effect wears off, it takes damage equal to the result with it. For example, if the adept’s Health Ratings are increased by 13 due to Wood Skin, up to 13 Damage is removed when it expires.'
2- If the creatures as a lower death rating than the 'natural' from of the character then I would rule that if the creature gets below death rating then the character is dead and therefore revert to its natural state since spells effects end automatically when the caster dies. If the creature was 'X' points below its death rating, then the character would also be 'X' points below his own death rating. The usual 'life saving mechanics' (last chance salve, blood charm, spells etc) could still be applied to the dead character as usual. Would probably also have to take into account any further damage due to falling if the character was flying when he died.
3- In the same situation as #2 but going below UNCONSCIOUS rating, I'd say, again, that the character is unconscious and has reverted to its natural form. If the creature was 'X' points below its unconscious rating, then the character would also be 'X' points below his own unconscious rating. Having a mosquito suddenly turn into a troll would probably be quite a surprise for the character who just slapped it on his arm.
So, to answer your question directly: yes, I would say that damage should 'carry over' between states. So switching back to namegiver form (or vice-versa) would NOT be considered some kind of 'instant heal'.
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Lamoron wrote: ↑
Since the casters gets all of the creature abilities, I would assume that he also get the same 'HP' as the creature in questions.Wed Nov 06, 2019 8:29 pm
How does unconscious/death even work with this spell. I just assumed you would keep your own rating, but that would mean the mother of all mosquitos. Exactly that: you die.
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If you get the creatures ratings instead though, what happens when it/you dies?
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Bonhumm wrote: ↑
i generally don't recommend turning into something that people will kill just because it's there Wed Nov 06, 2019 1:28 pm
Turning into a mosquito would be very useful for spying and infiltration purposes.
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There isn't a list, but the way of defining it is as you noted: noctural and flying. Nocturnal creatures typically have it listed in their description; a way to double-check is seeing if they have an ability to perceive at night, such as Enhanced Sense [Sight]: Low-Light Vision. Shadowmant, for example, is nocturnal and has low-light vision. Krillra aren't nightflyers because they are diurnal; they're specifically noted as using the sun when they hunt:
In complete and deadly silence, the krillra approaches its prey from the direction of the sun so her quarry cannot see her until it is too late.
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Alright, then we look at the talent. The adept can converse with and command nocturnal, flying creatures, such as owls, bats, and Krilworms.
Okay then, so I can turn into any nocturnal and flying creatures, but the creature descriptions are super vague on the definition of this. The Krilworm is described as nocturnal, but the Krillra isn't, despite being the female version of the Krilworm (probably good since it's a right monster). Is there some list, or a way of defining what I can turn into?
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