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    D6 Combat: Damage Calculation

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    1) Combat starts when a monster attacks another monster. Players roll two dice, with one representing the attacker and one the defender. The rolls and modifiers determine if the attack succeeds or is blocked. 2) If the attacker's total roll is higher, the attack succeeds and damage is calculated. If the defender's roll is higher or they are equal, the attack is blocked. 3) Damage dealt depends on whether the dice rolls were a success or fail. Different roll combinations result in full, half, or quarter damage. Special rules apply for natural 6 rolls by either side.

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    1) Combat starts when a monster attacks another monster. Players roll two dice, with one representing the attacker and one the defender. The rolls and modifiers determine if the attack succeeds or is blocked. 2) If the attacker's total roll is higher, the attack succeeds and damage is calculated. If the defender's roll is higher or they are equal, the attack is blocked. 3) Damage dealt depends on whether the dice rolls were a success or fail. Different roll combinations result in full, half, or quarter damage. Special rules apply for natural 6 rolls by either side.

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    1) Combat starts when a monster attacks another monster. Players roll two dice, with one representing the attacker and one the defender. The rolls and modifiers determine if the attack succeeds or is blocked. 2) If the attacker's total roll is higher, the attack succeeds and damage is calculated. If the defender's roll is higher or they are equal, the attack is blocked. 3) Damage dealt depends on whether the dice rolls were a success or fail. Different roll combinations result in full, half, or quarter damage. Special rules apply for natural 6 rolls by either side.

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    D6 Combat: Damage Calculation

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    1) Combat starts when a monster attacks another monster. Players roll two dice, with one representing the attacker and one the defender. The rolls and modifiers determine if the attack succeeds or is blocked. 2) If the attacker's total roll is higher, the attack succeeds and damage is calculated. If the defender's roll is higher or they are equal, the attack is blocked. 3) Damage dealt depends on whether the dice rolls were a success or fail. Different roll combinations result in full, half, or quarter damage. Special rules apply for natural 6 rolls by either side.

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    D6 Combat

    If the total value of the defender’s die is greater


    Rolls made to both attack and defend are made
    than the attacker, the attack is blocked, and no
    by the player involved in the combat with a
    damage is applied.
    single roll. Combat starts with a monster targets
    another monster for an attack. The player then Damage Calculation
    rolls their special 2d6 dice. The white die
    represent the player and the black die If an attack is successfully made against a
    represents the other monster. The resulting rolls creature, the amount of damage that is dealt
    determine the success and damage that results depends upon the success and fail rolled on each
    from the combat encounter. There are two dice.
    aspects to making an attack roll: Attack Value • A fail roll is defined as rolling a 1, 2, or 3
    and Damage Calculation. on your d6.
    Attack Value • A success roll is defined as rolling a 4, 5,
    or 6 on your d6.
    When both dice are rolled, both creatures add
    the appropriate modifiers to the respective rolls. A success roll versus a fail value results in full
    damage. A success roll versus a success roll
    • Attacker adds Weapon Attack (WA) results in half damage. A fail roll versus a fail roll
    • Defender adds Weapon Defense (WD) results in quarter damage.
    • Add weapon and armor modifiers were
    If an attacker rolls a natural 6 AND the attack
    applicable
    succeeds versus a defending fail roll, double the
    If both values on the dice are the same, even if attack damage. If a defender rolls a natural 6
    the added modifiers result in one value being AND succeeds in blocking the attack versus an
    greater than the other, the combatants clash and attacking fail roll, the creature can choose to
    exchange blows, resulting in a re-roll. retaliate and make a single attack against the
    creature for full damage.
    If the total value of the attacker’s die is greater
    than the defender, the attack goes succeeds and
    that player proceeds to damage calculation.

    Attacker
    D6 1 2 3 4 5 6
    1 ! A A A A A !Re-roll A – Attacker Wins
    2 D ! A A A A Quarter D – Defender Wins
    Defender

    3 D D ! A A A Half
    4 D D D ! A A Full
    5 D D D D ! A A Double
    6 D D D D D ! D Retaliate

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