greatcleavage: (talky man)
Roy Greenhilt ([personal profile] greatcleavage) wrote in [community profile] aftr_stories 2017-12-21 03:47 pm (UTC)

"Presuming a weapon, spell, or other source of injury inflicts a variable amount of damage, you have to determine what the actual result is based on the parameters of that variance. Or in other words, if I clocked someone with my sword, in addition to the reliable and steady damage inflicted by my strength and the weapon's enchantment, a roll would be necessary to see what the sword itself did. The general idea is that such variance represents arbitrary factors outside the attacker's control."

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