I don't get how do Reactions and Morales roll work.
I don't get how do Reactions and Morales roll work. Why is the reaction roll a dR? I get it for the morale roll (morale falls), but do you roll it at the very start of the encounter or when it's appropriated (massive damage, intimidation, whatever)?
But things do get tougher for the PCs on low results - they get weirder, though, with a 1 mixing results. 2 is monster seeking help, 3 is monsters fleeing.
You roll for morale whenever the monsters take a significant hit: their first dead, an intimidating spell, a large wound, etc. but not at the beginning of a fight.
Reactions are just one roll, to help you decide what the monsters are doing when encountered. You use the encounter dR for it because it represents the danger level of the area.
Your luck runs out?
ReplyDeleteBut things do get tougher for the PCs on low results - they get weirder, though, with a 1 mixing results.
ReplyDelete2 is monster seeking help, 3 is monsters fleeing.
You roll for morale whenever the monsters take a significant hit: their first dead, an intimidating spell, a large wound, etc. but not at the beginning of a fight.
ReplyDeleteReactions are just one roll, to help you decide what the monsters are doing when encountered. You use the encounter dR for it because it represents the danger level of the area.