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Site Navigation   Home Advanced Rules Answers & Erratas Armour Campaign Info Catalogue of Books Equipment & Supplies Humour Magic Miscellaneous Info Monsters & Critters Psionics R.C.C.'s & O.C.C.'s Reference Material Skills Vehicles Weapons About Awards & Feedback Guestbook Links & Web Rings Search What's New	Horror Factor Rules By: Amos Barrows/Thoth Ptolemy/Lord Splynncryth (thoth@netside.com)   Roll to save versus Horror Factor as normal. If success: Roll vs. M.E. Failure means no change. Success means nothing unless successful by [HF] points or more. If successful in such a manner then the character permanently gains +1 to Save vs. HF against that creature/item/etc. If failure: Roll vs. ME. Determine difference between Roll and M.E. [M.E. - Roll]. Consult table below. (+ is successful difference, - is failure difference) Difference Result +10 and above No change. Might be suffering from HF but has the strength to overcome it. +9 No attack loss. But ALL bonuses to strike/parry/dodge are -1. Negatives still apply. +8 No attack loss. But ALL bonuses to strike/parry/dodge are -1. Negatives still apply. +7 No attack loss. Bonuses to strike are Halved, parry/dodge are -1. Negatives still apply. +6 No attack loss. Bonuses to strike are Halved, parry/dodge are -1. Negatives still apply. +5 No attack loss. But ALL bonuses to strike/parry/dodge are halved. Negatives still apply. +4 No attack loss. But ALL bonuses to strike/parry/dodge are halved. Negatives still apply. +3 No attack loss. But NO bonuses to strike/parry/dodge. Negatives still apply. +2 No attack loss. But NO bonuses to strike/parry/dodge. Negatives still apply. +1 Standard HF effect. -1 Attack. 0 Standard HF effect. -1 Attack. -1 Strike/parry/dodge is -1 for remainder of combat. -2 Strike/parry/dodge is Halved for remainder of combat. -3 S/P/D has NO bonuses for remainder of combat. -4 Loss of 1 attack. S/P/D has no bonuses. -5 Loss of 1 attack. S/P/D has no bonuses. -6 Loss of 2 attacks. S/P/D is a flat -1 plus other negatives. -7 Loss of 2 attacks. S/P/D is a flat -2. -8 Loss of 3 attacks. S/P/D is a flat -3. -9 Loss of 3 attacks. S/P/D is a flat -4. -10 Loss of 4 attacks. S/P/D is a flat -5. -11 Loss of 4 attacks. S/P/D is a flat -6. -12 Loss of 5 attacks. S/P/D is a flat -6... See Phobias below. -13 Loss of 5 attacks. S/P/D is a flat -6... See Phobias below (-1 to save). -14 Loss of 5 attacks. S/P/D is a flat -6... See Phobias below (-2 to save). -15 Loss of 5 attacks. S/P/D is a flat -6... See Phobias below (-3 to save). -16 Loss of 5 attacks. S/P/D is a flat -6... See Phobias below (-4 to save). -17 Loss of 5 attacks. S/P/D is a flat -6... See Phobias below (-5 to save). -18 Loss of 5 attacks. S/P/D is a flat -6... See Phobias below (-6 to save). -19 Loss of 5 attacks. S/P/D is a flat -6... See Phobias below (-7 to save). -20 or more Loss of 5 attacks. S/P/D is a flat -6... See Phobias below (-8 to save). Phobias: If HF failure is enough (-12 to -20 or more) then the player could develop a phobia of the creature in question. Simply roll a Save vs. Insanity (with any applicable penalties from the above table). Success means no phobia. Failure means a phobia.

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