Guiding Principles - Revision history

Andi at 17:45, 4 August 2025

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	If you have an ability that you can use a number of times equal to an attribute, you can always use that ability at least once, even if your corresponding attribute is 0 or a negative number.		If you have an ability that you can use a number of times equal to an attribute, you can always use that ability at least once, even if your corresponding attribute is 0 or a negative number.

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Andi at 17:06, 4 August 2025

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	Whenever you see “+” or “increase,” whether it is in reference to more damage, increased range, additional dice, or something else, the effect is cumulative, stacking on top of the base ability.		Whenever you see “+” or “increase,” whether it is in reference to more damage, increased range, additional dice, or something else, the effect is cumulative, stacking on top of the base ability.

	If something says “now,” “is,” or “becomes,” then it is transformative, overriding any previous abilities, damage, range, and the like.		If something says “now,” “is,” or “becomes,” then it is transformative, overriding any previous abilities, damage, range, and the like.

	=== Recharging Abilities ===		=== Recharging Abilities ===
	Many abilities, especially those gained through talents, can only be used a finite number of times. You regain these abilities after you Catch your Breath, Recoup, or Take a Rest, as denoted by the ability. (2/Rest) means that you can use the ability twice, regaining the ability to do so after you Take a Rest. Similarly, (AWR/Recoup) means that you can use the ability a number of times equal to your ~~Awareness (~~AWR~~) attribute~~, regaining all expended uses when you Recoup.		Many abilities, especially those gained through talents, can only be used a finite number of times. You regain these abilities after you Catch your Breath, Recoup, or Take a Rest, as denoted by the ability. (2/Rest) means that you can use the ability twice, regaining the ability to do so after you Take a Rest. Similarly, (AWR/Recoup) means that you can use the ability a number of times equal to your AWR, regaining all expended uses when you Recoup.

	If you have an ability that you can use a number of times equal to an attribute, you can always use that ability at least once, even if your corresponding attribute is 0 or a negative number		If you have an ability that you can use a number of times equal to an attribute, you can always use that ability at least once, even if your corresponding attribute is 0 or a negative number.

Andi at 17:06, 4 August 2025

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	=== Overcoming DCs ===		=== Overcoming DCs ===
	When making an attack or ~~attribute~~ check, you are successful if your roll equals or exceeds the Difficulty Class (DC). The DC might be a number set by the MC in the event of an ~~ability~~ check. In any kind of attack, the DC is the defending creature’s relevant defense.		When making an attack or ability check, you are successful if your roll equals or exceeds the Difficulty Class (DC). The DC might be a number set by the MC in the event of an attribute check. In any kind of attack, the DC is the defending creature’s relevant defense.

	=== Base, Cumulative, and Transformative ===		=== Base, Cumulative, and Transformative ===

Andi at 11:58, 22 February 2025

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	There are a few general principles to keep in mind as you play the game.		There are a few general principles to keep in mind as you play the game.

	=== ~~'''~~Specific Beats General~~'''~~ ===		=== Specific Beats General ===
	Whenever you run into rules that conflict with one another, defer to the most specific ruling. A talent or lineage ability should always supersede a general rule, and magical effects that last for a finite time override passive abilities.		Whenever you run into rules that conflict with one another, defer to the most specific ruling. A talent or lineage ability should always supersede a general rule, and magical effects that last for a finite time override passive abilities.

	=== ~~'''~~Always Round Up~~'''~~ ===		=== Always Round Up ===
	In MythCraft, you always round up in the instance of fractional numbers.		In MythCraft, you always round up in the instance of fractional numbers.

	=== ~~'''~~Overcoming DCs~~'''~~ ===		=== Overcoming DCs ===
	When making an attack or ~~ability~~ check, you are successful if your roll equals or exceeds the ~~DC (~~Difficulty Class). The DC might be a number set by the MC in the event of an ability check. In any kind of attack, the DC is the defending creature’s relevant defense.		When making an attack or attribute check, you are successful if your roll equals or exceeds the Difficulty Class (DC). The DC might be a number set by the MC in the event of an ability check. In any kind of attack, the DC is the defending creature’s relevant defense.

	=== ~~'''~~Base, Cumulative, and Transformative~~'''~~ ===		=== Base, Cumulative, and Transformative ===
	When you see the word “base,” it means that this is the default instance of an ability. It might be modified by other abilities.		When you see the word “base,” it means that this is the default instance of an ability. It might be modified by other abilities.

	Whenever you see “+” or “increase,” whether it is in reference to more damage, increased range, additional dice, or something else, the effect is cumulative, stacking on top of the base ability.		Whenever you see “+” or “increase,” whether it is in reference to more damage, increased range, additional dice, or something else, the effect is cumulative, stacking on top of the base ability.

	If something says ~~"now"~~, “is,” or “becomes,” then it is transformative, overriding any previous abilities, damage, range, and the like.		If something says “now,” “is,” or “becomes,” then it is transformative, overriding any previous abilities, damage, range, and the like.

	=== ~~'''~~Recharging Abilities~~'''~~ ===		=== Recharging Abilities ===
	Many abilities, especially those gained through talents, can only be used a finite number of times. You regain these abilities after you Catch your Breath, Recoup, or Take a Rest, as denoted by the ability. (2/Rest) means that you can use the ability twice, regaining the ability to do so after you Take a Rest. Similarly, (AWR/Recoup) means that you can use the ability a number of times equal to your AWR, regaining all expended uses when you Recoup.		Many abilities, especially those gained through talents, can only be used a finite number of times. You regain these abilities after you Catch your Breath, Recoup, or Take a Rest, as denoted by the ability. (2/Rest) means that you can use the ability twice, regaining the ability to do so after you Take a Rest. Similarly, (AWR/Recoup) means that you can use the ability a number of times equal to your Awareness (AWR) attribute, regaining all expended uses when you Recoup.

	If you have an ability that you can use a number of times equal to an attribute, you can always use that ability at least once, even if your corresponding attribute is 0 or a negative number.		If you have an ability that you can use a number of times equal to an attribute, you can always use that ability at least once, even if your corresponding attribute is 0 or a negative number

	~~=== '''Order of Operations''' ===~~
	~~When leveling up, use the following order of operations.~~

	~~# You level up.~~
	~~# You take a talent. It cannot be its own prerequisite or trigger itself.~~
	~~# You gain the effects of that talent.~~
	~~# You increase one of your Attributes by 1.~~
	~~# You may decrease one of your Attributes by 1 to increase another Attribute by 1.~~
	~~# You gain HP.~~

Andi at 23:57, 10 August 2024

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	Whenever you see “+” or “increase,” whether it is in reference to more damage, increased range, additional dice, or something else, the effect is cumulative, stacking on top of the base ability.		Whenever you see “+” or “increase,” whether it is in reference to more damage, increased range, additional dice, or something else, the effect is cumulative, stacking on top of the base ability.

	If something says ~~“is”~~ or “becomes,” then it is transformative, overriding any previous abilities, damage, range, and the like.		If something says "now", “is,” or “becomes,” then it is transformative, overriding any previous abilities, damage, range, and the like.

	=== '''Recharging Abilities''' ===		=== '''Recharging Abilities''' ===

Andi at 16:42, 1 July 2024

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	~~'''Guiding Principles'''~~		__NOAUTOLINKS__

	There are a few general principles to keep in mind as you play the game.		There are a few general principles to keep in mind as you play the game.

			=== '''Specific Beats General''' ===

	'''Specific Beats General'''

	Whenever you run into rules that conflict with one another, defer to the most specific ruling. A talent or lineage ability should always supersede a general rule, and magical effects that last for a finite time override passive abilities.		Whenever you run into rules that conflict with one another, defer to the most specific ruling. A talent or lineage ability should always supersede a general rule, and magical effects that last for a finite time override passive abilities.

			=== '''Always Round Up''' ===

	'''Always Round Up'''

	In MythCraft, you always round up in the instance of fractional numbers.		In MythCraft, you always round up in the instance of fractional numbers.

			=== '''Overcoming DCs''' ===
	'''Overcoming DCs'''

	When making an attack or ability check, you are successful if your roll equals or exceeds the DC (Difficulty Class). The DC might be a number set by the MC in the event of an ability check. In any kind of attack, the DC is the defending creature’s relevant defense.		When making an attack or ability check, you are successful if your roll equals or exceeds the DC (Difficulty Class). The DC might be a number set by the MC in the event of an ability check. In any kind of attack, the DC is the defending creature’s relevant defense.

			=== '''Base, Cumulative, and Transformative''' ===
			When you see the word “base,” it means that this is the default instance of an ability. It might be modified by other abilities.

			Whenever you see “+” or “increase,” whether it is in reference to more damage, increased range, additional dice, or something else, the effect is cumulative, stacking on top of the base ability.

			If something says “is” or “becomes,” then it is transformative, overriding any previous abilities, damage, range, and the like.

	~~'''Base, Cumulative, and Transformative'''~~		=== '''Recharging Abilities''' ===

	When you see the word “base,” it means that this is the default instance of an ability. It might be modified by other abilities. Whenever you see “+” or “increase”, whether it is in reference to more [[damage]], increased range, additional dice, or something else, the effect is cumulative, stacking on top of the base ability. If something says “is” or “becomes”, then it is transformative, overriding any previous abilities, damage, range, and the like.



	'''Recharging Abilities'''

	Many abilities, especially those gained through talents, can only be used a finite number of times. You regain these abilities after you Catch your Breath, Recoup, or Take a Rest, as denoted by the ability. (2/Rest) means that you can use the ability twice, regaining the ability to do so after you Take a Rest. Similarly, (AWR/Recoup) means that you can use the ability a number of times equal to your AWR, regaining all expended uses when you Recoup.		Many abilities, especially those gained through talents, can only be used a finite number of times. You regain these abilities after you Catch your Breath, Recoup, or Take a Rest, as denoted by the ability. (2/Rest) means that you can use the ability twice, regaining the ability to do so after you Take a Rest. Similarly, (AWR/Recoup) means that you can use the ability a number of times equal to your AWR, regaining all expended uses when you Recoup.

	If you have an ability that you can use a number of times equal to an attribute, you can always use that ability at least once, even if your corresponding attribute is 0 or a negative number.		If you have an ability that you can use a number of times equal to an attribute, you can always use that ability at least once, even if your corresponding attribute is 0 or a negative number.

			=== '''Order of Operations''' ===
	'''[[Order]] of Operations'''

	When leveling up, use the following order of operations.		When leveling up, use the following order of operations.

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	# You take a talent. It cannot be its own prerequisite or trigger itself.		# You take a talent. It cannot be its own prerequisite or trigger itself.
	# You gain the effects of that talent.		# You gain the effects of that talent.
	# You increase one of your [[Attributes]] by 1.		# You increase one of your Attributes by 1.
	# You may decrease one of your Attributes by 1 to increase another Attribute by 1.		# You may decrease one of your Attributes by 1 to increase another Attribute by 1.
	# You gain HP.		# You gain HP.

Nathan Heard at 03:33, 20 April 2024

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 In MythCraft, you always round up in the instance of fractional numbers.
-OVERCOMING DCS When making an attack or ability check, you are successful if your roll equals or exceeds the DC (Difficulty Class). The DC might be a number set by the MC in the event of an ability check. In any kind of attack, the DC is the defending creature’s relevant defense.
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 If you have an ability that you can use a number of times equal to an attribute, you can always use that ability at least once, even if your corresponding attribute is 0 or a negative number.

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	In MythCraft, you always round up in the instance of fractional numbers.		In MythCraft, you always round up in the instance of fractional numbers.

	OVERCOMING DCS		OVERCOMING DCS When making an attack or ability check, you are successful if your roll equals or exceeds the DC (Difficulty Class). The DC might be a number set by the MC in the event of an ability check. In any kind of attack, the DC is the defending creature’s relevant defense.
	When making an attack or ability check, you are successful if your roll equals or exceeds the DC (Difficulty Class). The DC might be a number set by the MC in the event of an ability check. In any kind of attack, the DC is the defending creature’s relevant defense.



	'''Base, Cumulative, and ~~Trasfomative~~'''		'''Base, Cumulative, and Transformative'''

	When you see the word “base,” it means that this is the default instance of an ability. It might be modified by other abilities.		When you see the word “base,” it means that this is the default instance of an ability. It might be modified by other abilities. Whenever you see “+” or “increase”, whether it is in reference to more [[damage]], increased range, additional dice, or something else, the effect is cumulative, stacking on top of the base ability. If something says “is” or “becomes”, then it is transformative, overriding any previous abilities, damage, range, and the like.
	Whenever you see “+” or “increase”, whether it is in reference to more [[damage]], increased range, additional dice, or something else, the effect is cumulative, stacking on top of the base ability.
	If something says “is” or “becomes”, then it is transformative, overriding any previous abilities, damage, range, and the like.



	'''~~Reachargin~~ Abilities'''		'''Recharging Abilities'''

	Many abilities, especially those gained through talents, can only be used a finite number of times. You regain these abilities after you Catch your Breath, Recoup, or Take a Rest, as denoted by the ability. (2/Rest) means that you can use the ability twice, regaining the ability to do so after you Take a Rest. Similarly, (AWR/Recoup) means that you can use the ability a number of times equal to your AWR, regaining all expended uses when you Recoup.		Many abilities, especially those gained through talents, can only be used a finite number of times. You regain these abilities after you Catch your Breath, Recoup, or Take a Rest, as denoted by the ability. (2/Rest) means that you can use the ability twice, regaining the ability to do so after you Take a Rest. Similarly, (AWR/Recoup) means that you can use the ability a number of times equal to your AWR, regaining all expended uses when you Recoup.

	If you have an ability that you can use a number of times equal to an attribute, you can always use that ability at least once, even if your corresponding attribute is 0 or a negative number.		If you have an ability that you can use a number of times equal to an attribute, you can always use that ability at least once, even if your corresponding attribute is 0 or a negative number.

Spazztaztic: Fixing Capitlization errers

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Fixing Capitlization errers

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	~~GUIDING PRINCIPLES~~		'''Guiding Principles'''

	There are a few general principles to keep in mind as you play the game.		There are a few general principles to keep in mind as you play the game.


	~~SPECIFIC BEATS GENERAL~~
			'''Specific Beats General'''

	Whenever you run into rules that conflict with one another, defer to the most specific ruling. A talent or lineage ability should always supersede a general rule, and magical effects that last for a finite time override passive abilities.		Whenever you run into rules that conflict with one another, defer to the most specific ruling. A talent or lineage ability should always supersede a general rule, and magical effects that last for a finite time override passive abilities.


	~~ALWAYS ROUND UP~~
			'''Always Round Up'''

	In MythCraft, you always round up in the instance of fractional numbers.		In MythCraft, you always round up in the instance of fractional numbers.
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	~~BASE~~, ~~CUMULATIVE~~, ~~AND TRANSFORMATIVE~~
			'''Base, Cumulative, and Trasfomative'''

	When you see the word “base,” it means that this is the default instance of an ability. It might be modified by other abilities.		When you see the word “base,” it means that this is the default instance of an ability. It might be modified by other abilities.
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	~~RECHARGING ABILITIES~~
			'''Reachargin Abilities'''

	Many abilities, especially those gained through talents, can only be used a finite number of times. You regain these abilities after you Catch your Breath, Recoup, or Take a Rest, as denoted by the ability. (2/Rest) means that you can use the ability twice, regaining the ability to do so after you Take a Rest. Similarly, (AWR/Recoup) means that you can use the ability a number of times equal to your AWR, regaining all expended uses when you Recoup.		Many abilities, especially those gained through talents, can only be used a finite number of times. You regain these abilities after you Catch your Breath, Recoup, or Take a Rest, as denoted by the ability. (2/Rest) means that you can use the ability twice, regaining the ability to do so after you Take a Rest. Similarly, (AWR/Recoup) means that you can use the ability a number of times equal to your AWR, regaining all expended uses when you Recoup.

	If you have an ability that you can use a number of times equal to an attribute, you can always use that ability at least once, even if your corresponding attribute is 0 or a negative number.		If you have an ability that you can use a number of times equal to an attribute, you can always use that ability at least once, even if your corresponding attribute is 0 or a negative number.

Spazztaztic at 23:22, 19 November 2023

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	There are a few general principles to keep in mind as you play the game.		There are a few general principles to keep in mind as you play the game.


	SPECIFIC BEATS GENERAL		SPECIFIC BEATS GENERAL

	Whenever you run into rules that conflict with one another, defer to the most specific ruling. A talent or lineage ability should always supersede a general rule, and magical effects that last for a finite time override passive abilities.		Whenever you run into rules that conflict with one another, defer to the most specific ruling. A talent or lineage ability should always supersede a general rule, and magical effects that last for a finite time override passive abilities.


	ALWAYS ROUND UP		ALWAYS ROUND UP

	In MythCraft, you always round up in the instance of fractional numbers.		In MythCraft, you always round up in the instance of fractional numbers.

	OVERCOMING DCS		OVERCOMING DCS
	When making an attack or ability check, you are successful if your roll equals or exceeds the DC (Difficulty Class). The DC might be a number set by the MC in the event of an ability check. In any kind of attack, the DC is the defending creature’s relevant defense.		When making an attack or ability check, you are successful if your roll equals or exceeds the DC (Difficulty Class). The DC might be a number set by the MC in the event of an ability check. In any kind of attack, the DC is the defending creature’s relevant defense.


	BASE, CUMULATIVE, AND TRANSFORMATIVE		BASE, CUMULATIVE, AND TRANSFORMATIVE

	When you see the word “base,” it means that this is the default instance of an ability. It might be modified by other abilities.		When you see the word “base,” it means that this is the default instance of an ability. It might be modified by other abilities.
	Whenever you see “+” or “increase”, whether it is in reference to more [[damage]], increased range, additional dice, or something else, the effect is cumulative, stacking on top of the base ability.		Whenever you see “+” or “increase”, whether it is in reference to more [[damage]], increased range, additional dice, or something else, the effect is cumulative, stacking on top of the base ability.
	If something says “is” or “becomes”, then it is transformative, overriding any previous abilities, damage, range, and the like.		If something says “is” or “becomes”, then it is transformative, overriding any previous abilities, damage, range, and the like.


	RECHARGING ABILITIES		RECHARGING ABILITIES

	Many abilities, especially those gained through talents, can only be used a finite number of times. You regain these abilities after you Catch your Breath, Recoup, or Take a Rest, as denoted by the ability. (2/Rest) means that you can use the ability twice, regaining the ability to do so after you Take a Rest. Similarly, (AWR/Recoup) means that you can use the ability a number of times equal to your AWR, regaining all expended uses when you Recoup.		Many abilities, especially those gained through talents, can only be used a finite number of times. You regain these abilities after you Catch your Breath, Recoup, or Take a Rest, as denoted by the ability. (2/Rest) means that you can use the ability twice, regaining the ability to do so after you Take a Rest. Similarly, (AWR/Recoup) means that you can use the ability a number of times equal to your AWR, regaining all expended uses when you Recoup.

	If you have an ability that you can use a number of times equal to an attribute, you can always use that ability at least once, even if your corresponding attribute is 0 or a negative number.		If you have an ability that you can use a number of times equal to an attribute, you can always use that ability at least once, even if your corresponding attribute is 0 or a negative number.