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SU Tempest at 17:34, 11 December 2019

2019-12-11T17:34:53Z

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	*Scoring '''between 7 and 8''' leads to an '''inaccurate hit''', meaning the attack hits, but does not deal as much damage as intended; making it a glancing blow, grazing hit, or some other type of poorly aimed shot.		*Scoring '''between 7 and 8''' leads to an '''inaccurate hit''', meaning the attack hits, but does not deal as much damage as intended; making it a glancing blow, grazing hit, or some other type of poorly aimed shot.
	** Inaccurate hits cause a '''flat 0.7x Pain & Limb damage modifier'''.		** Inaccurate hits cause a '''flat 0.7x Pain & Limb damage modifier'''.
		+	** Grenades are affected by the damage modifier from inaccuracy, but any extra effects (shrapnel, etc.) are not.
	** Martial arts techniques ignore inaccurate hits and treat them as regular hits.		** Martial arts techniques ignore inaccurate hits and treat them as regular hits.
	*Scoring '''between 9 and 11''' leads to a '''hit''' or '''success''', meaning the attack hits successfully and as intended.		*Scoring '''between 9 and 11''' leads to a '''hit''' or '''success''', meaning the attack hits successfully and as intended.

SU Tempest: /* Healing skill */

2019-10-05T16:22:58Z

Healing skill

SU Tempest: /* Healing skill */

2019-10-05T16:16:14Z

Healing skill

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	** Default effectiveness of Makeshift tourniquets (40%)		** Default effectiveness of Makeshift tourniquets (40%)
	* '''Lv2 - Basic''':		* '''Lv2 - Basic''':
-	** '''~~Light~~ limb healing''' ~~is improved~~: ~~The healing limb now instantaneously recovers 1 HP (previously 0), then~~ 1 HP~~/turn for 7 turns~~.	+	** '''Improved limb healing''': All other limbs other than the one targeted by the FAK or FSK heal +1 HP.
	** '''Rags''': Effectiveness is improved by '''25%''' (Rags now have a '''75% chance''' to successfully heal a wound).		** '''Rags''': Effectiveness is improved by '''25%''' (Rags now have a '''75% chance''' to successfully heal a wound).
	** '''Makeshift tourniquets''': Effectiveness is improved by '''20%''' (Makeshift tourniquets now have a '''60% chance''' to successfully stop bleeding from a severed limb).		** '''Makeshift tourniquets''': Effectiveness is improved by '''20%''' (Makeshift tourniquets now have a '''60% chance''' to successfully stop bleeding from a severed limb).
	* '''Lv3 - Skilled''':		* '''Lv3 - Skilled''':
-	** '''~~Strong~~ limb healing''' ~~is improved~~: ~~The healing limb now instantaneously recovers 5 HP (previously 3), then 1~~ HP~~/turn for 12 turns~~.	+	** '''Improved limb healing''': All other limbs other than the one targeted by the FAK or FSK heal +2 HP.
	** Can now perform a new ability: [[Healing massage]]		** Can now perform a new ability: [[Healing massage]]
	* '''Lv4 - Expert''':		* '''Lv4 - Expert''':
-	** '''~~Light~~ limb healing''' ~~is improved~~: ~~The healing limb now instantaneously recovers~~ 3 HP ~~(previously 1), then 1 HP/turn for 7 turns~~.	+	** '''Improved limb healing''': All other limbs other than the one targeted by the FAK or FSK heal +3 HP.
	** '''Makeshift tourniquets''': Effectiveness is improved by '''20%''' (Makeshift tourniquets now have a '''80% chance''' to successfully stop bleeding from a severed limb).		** '''Makeshift tourniquets''': Effectiveness is improved by '''20%''' (Makeshift tourniquets now have a '''80% chance''' to successfully stop bleeding from a severed limb).
	* '''Lv5 - Master''':		* '''Lv5 - Master''':
-	** '''~~Strong~~ limb healing''' ~~is improved~~: ~~The healing limb now instantaneously recovers 5 HP, then 2 HP/turn for 12 turns (previously 1~~ HP~~/turn)~~.	+	** '''Improved limb healing''': All other limbs other than the one targeted by the FAK or FSK heal +4 HP.
	** '''Rags''': Effectiveness is improved by '''25%''' (Rags now have a '''100%''' chance to successfully heal a wound).		** '''Rags''': Effectiveness is improved by '''25%''' (Rags now have a '''100%''' chance to successfully heal a wound).
	** Permanent [[Secondary effect#Healing\|Secondary effect]]: '''Addiction resistance'''.		** Permanent [[Secondary effect#Healing\|Secondary effect]]: '''Addiction resistance'''.

SU Tempest: /* Lockpicking skill */

2019-09-24T10:21:55Z

Lockpicking skill

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	==== Lockpicking skill ====		==== Lockpicking skill ====
-	''For the specifics on the activity itself, please read [[Lockpicking]].''	+	''For the specifics on the activity itself, please read [[Lockpicking]]. This includes hacking and the use of hacking tools.''

	* Default level: '''Lv0 - Unaware''' - skill is essentially inactive and must first be activated.		* Default level: '''Lv0 - Unaware''' - skill is essentially inactive and must first be activated.
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	** Default trap disabling efficiency		** Default trap disabling efficiency
	** Default force picking efficiency		** Default force picking efficiency
		+	** No bonuses on hacking
	* '''Lv2 - Basic''':		* '''Lv2 - Basic''':
	** Unlocking step difficulty is lowered: Step 2 now only requires FT 7		** Unlocking step difficulty is lowered: Step 2 now only requires FT 7
	** Kit efficiency is increased: 1 check now consumes '''0.5 uses''' (or 2 checks per 1 use, effectively doubling the "health" of one lockpicking kit).		** Kit efficiency is increased: 1 check now consumes '''0.5 uses''' (or 2 checks per 1 use, effectively doubling the "health" of one lockpicking kit).
		+	** Hacking bonus: The correct first letter of each login word is revealed.
	* '''Lv3 - Skilled''':		* '''Lv3 - Skilled''':
	** Trap disabling efficiency increased: FT decreased to FT 7		** Trap disabling efficiency increased: FT decreased to FT 7
	** Force picking efficiency increased: Can critically fail 1 time without triggering the trap.		** Force picking efficiency increased: Can critically fail 1 time without triggering the trap.
		+	** Hacking bonus: The first word is solved automatically, and the correct first letter of each remaining login word is revealed.
	* '''Lv4 - Expert''':		* '''Lv4 - Expert''':
	** Unlocking step difficulty is lowered: Step 2 now only requires 2 successful checks.		** Unlocking step difficulty is lowered: Step 2 now only requires 2 successful checks.
	** Kit efficiency is increased: 1 check now consumes '''0.25 uses''' (or 4 checks per 1 use, effectively quadrupling the "health" of one lockpicking kit).		** Kit efficiency is increased: 1 check now consumes '''0.25 uses''' (or 4 checks per 1 use, effectively quadrupling the "health" of one lockpicking kit).
		+	** Hacking bonus: The first 2 words are solved automatically, and the correct first letter of each remaining login word is revealed.
	* '''Lv5 - Master''':		* '''Lv5 - Master''':
	** Unlocking step difficulty is lowered: Steps 1 and 2 now only require FT 6.		** Unlocking step difficulty is lowered: Steps 1 and 2 now only require FT 6.
	** Trap disabling efficiency increased: Now only requires 1 successful check.		** Trap disabling efficiency increased: Now only requires 1 successful check.
	** Force picking efficiency increased: Can critically fail 2 times without triggering the trap.		** Force picking efficiency increased: Can critically fail 2 times without triggering the trap.
		+	** Hacking bonus: The first 3 words are solved automatically, and the correct first letter of each remaining login word is revealed.

	Skill point requirements:		Skill point requirements:

SU Tempest: /* Other useful ways to use 2d6s */

2019-06-07T17:27:05Z

Other useful ways to use 2d6s

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	== Other useful ways to use 2d6s ==		== Other useful ways to use 2d6s ==
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-	*Melee weapons can be used to '''hit multiple times in a single turn'''; '''up to 2''' for Class 5 Long, and '''up to 3''' for Class 5 Short weapons (Does not apply to ranged Class 5 weapons). The player must indicate how many hits he or she will attempt, then roll 2d6 an appropriate amount of times. All hits must target the same body part, just as multiple shots from a firearm are aimed at the same body part.

	* '''Stealth cover check''': Normally, attempting to take [[cover]] is a '''non-combat action''' which requires no roll, but depending on the circumstances, the Contestant may wish to do so stealthily. In order to make a Stealth cover check, Stealth must be active and maintained. The check determines whether the Contestant '''maintains stealth''' while taking cover. The Contestant must make a 2d6+[[Agility]] roll; Agility thus influences the Contestant's ability to succeed at a Stealth cover check.		* '''Stealth cover check''': Normally, attempting to take [[cover]] is a '''non-combat action''' which requires no roll, but depending on the circumstances, the Contestant may wish to do so stealthily. In order to make a Stealth cover check, Stealth must be active and maintained. The check determines whether the Contestant '''maintains stealth''' while taking cover. The Contestant must make a 2d6+[[Agility]] roll; Agility thus influences the Contestant's ability to succeed at a Stealth cover check.

SU Tempest: /* Other useful ways to use 2d6s */

2019-05-25T19:13:44Z

Other useful ways to use 2d6s

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	** This check has a fixed FT of 6; thus success occurs on a 7 or more only. Critical failures and critical successes are respectively considered to be equal to normal failures and successes; there are no special effects for either. Alternatively, if the Contestant determines that stealth is not necessary, it is possible to simply take cover normally without rolling (and thus immediately succeed), even when stealth is active; however, it comes at the cost of '''breaking stealth'''.		** This check has a fixed FT of 6; thus success occurs on a 7 or more only. Critical failures and critical successes are respectively considered to be equal to normal failures and successes; there are no special effects for either. Alternatively, if the Contestant determines that stealth is not necessary, it is possible to simply take cover normally without rolling (and thus immediately succeed), even when stealth is active; however, it comes at the cost of '''breaking stealth'''.
	** Success results in reaching cover while maintaining stealth. The Contestant's turn ends after taking cover.		** Success results in reaching cover while maintaining stealth. The Contestant's turn ends after taking cover.
-	** Failure also results in reaching cover, but with negative effects; '''stealth is broken for all creatures on the Contestant's side.''' As with a success, the Contestant's turn ends immediately after taking cover. ~~But as a result of stealth being broken, '''the Contestant (and all creatures on his/her side) may be targeted by enemies on the same turn.'''~~	+	** Failure also results in reaching cover, but with negative effects; '''stealth is broken for all creatures on the Contestant's side.''' As with a success, the Contestant's turn ends immediately after taking cover.

	* ''Multiple creatures and stealth'': '''If multiple creatures on the same side intend to take cover stealthily, they must all make stealth checks as a group'''. This also applies if the Contestant is part of that group. The group's stealth checks are averaged (rounded up) and treated as one for the whole group (any scores less than 2 are treated as 2, any scores over 12 are treated as 12)		* ''Multiple creatures and stealth'': '''If multiple creatures on the same side intend to take cover stealthily, they must all make stealth checks as a group'''. This also applies if the Contestant is part of that group. The group's stealth checks are averaged (rounded up) and treated as one for the whole group (any scores less than 2 are treated as 2, any scores over 12 are treated as 12)

SU Tempest: /* Basic fighting mechanics */

2019-05-18T22:21:50Z

Basic fighting mechanics

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	\| 7 to 8		\| 7 to 8
	\| colspan="2" \| '''Inaccurate Hit'''		\| colspan="2" \| '''Inaccurate Hit'''
-	\| colspan="2" \| Attack ~~might~~ not ~~hit~~ as ~~intended~~ due to '''Inaccuracy Range''' (see below)	+	\| colspan="2" \| Attack hits but may not deal as much damage due to '''Inaccuracy Range''' (see below)
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	\| 6 to 3		\| 6 to 3
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	**Certain creatures sustaining critical failures may result in the creature hurting itself.		**Certain creatures sustaining critical failures may result in the creature hurting itself.
	*Scoring '''between 3 and 6''' leads to a '''miss''' or '''failure''', meaning the attack simply misses.		*Scoring '''between 3 and 6''' leads to a '''miss''' or '''failure''', meaning the attack simply misses.
-	*Scoring '''between 7 and 8''' leads to an '''inaccurate hit''', meaning the attack ~~MIGHT~~ not ~~hit~~ as intended.	+	*Scoring '''between 7 and 8''' leads to an '''inaccurate hit''', meaning the attack hits, but does not deal as much damage as intended; making it a glancing blow, grazing hit, or some other type of poorly aimed shot.
-	** For most ranged attacks, an inaccurate hit translates into a ~~'''flat 50% chance to hit modifier'''~~, ~~meaning that the~~ hit ~~is not guaranteed. This means that if an inaccurate hit is rolled~~, ~~a '''1d2-1''' is rolled for every Inaccurate Hit; 0 translates into a miss, 1 into a hit~~.	+	** Inaccurate hits cause a '''flat 0.7x Pain & Limb damage modifier'''.
-	** ~~For most melee attacks, including [[unarmed combat]], but excluding martial arts techniques, an inaccurate hit instead translates into~~ a '''flat 0.8x Pain & Limb damage modifier'''.	+	** Martial arts techniques ignore inaccurate hits and treat them as regular hits.
-	*** Martial arts techniques ~~do not take in account~~ inaccurate hits~~; thus the damage modifier does not apply if the technique is successfully executed~~.	+
	*Scoring '''between 9 and 11''' leads to a '''hit''' or '''success''', meaning the attack hits successfully and as intended.		*Scoring '''between 9 and 11''' leads to a '''hit''' or '''success''', meaning the attack hits successfully and as intended.
	*Scoring a '''12''' leads to a '''critical success''', leading in the attack landing exactly where the player wished, and may, depending on the victim and the weapon used, cause extra effects (extra damage, additional effects...).		*Scoring a '''12''' leads to a '''critical success''', leading in the attack landing exactly where the player wished, and may, depending on the victim and the weapon used, cause extra effects (extra damage, additional effects...).

SU Tempest: /* Combat */

2019-04-28T03:50:13Z

Combat

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	*When choosing to attack, a participant in a fight may '''roll attack dice: one 2d6 per shot or attack attempted''', depending on if they're using firearms or other weapons.		*When choosing to attack, a participant in a fight may '''roll attack dice: one 2d6 per shot or attack attempted''', depending on if they're using firearms or other weapons.
	** EXAMPLE: If a [[contestant]] tries to fire three rounds at an enemy using a [[Beretta M9]], he/she has to roll three 2d6s. The command to quickly roll this is '''@roll 3#2d6'''. Adjust the number left to the # symbol to reflect the desired amount.		** EXAMPLE: If a [[contestant]] tries to fire three rounds at an enemy using a [[Beretta M9]], he/she has to roll three 2d6s. The command to quickly roll this is '''@roll 3#2d6'''. Adjust the number left to the # symbol to reflect the desired amount.
-	** NOTE: Due to bot limitations, it is impossible to roll more than 20 dice at once - if you desire to attack more than 20 times, and if the contestant's weapon allows, simply roll the 20 first in one line, then the remaining shots in another. Repeat for any other increments of 20 needed, and so on.

	The result of each attack dice determines whether the shot or attack associated will hit or miss.<br/>		The result of each attack dice determines whether the shot or attack associated will hit or miss.<br/>

SU Tempest: /* Hunting skill */

2019-04-20T16:42:48Z

Hunting skill

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	Effects of skill levels:		Effects of skill levels:
	* '''Lv0 - Unaware''': Skill is inactive and the Contestant cannot hunt and butcher creatures at all.		* '''Lv0 - Unaware''': Skill is inactive and the Contestant cannot hunt and butcher creatures at all.
-	* '''Lv1 - Unskilled''': Can harvest '''1 meat ~~per turn~~'''.	+	* '''Lv1 - Unskilled''': Can harvest up to '''20% of a creature's body in meat'''.
-	* '''Lv2 - Basic''': Can harvest '''2 meat ~~per turn~~'''.	+	* '''Lv2 - Basic''': Can harvest up to '''40% of a creature's body in meat'''.
-	* '''Lv3 - Skilled''': Can harvest '''3 meat ~~per turn~~'''.	+	* '''Lv3 - Skilled''': Can harvest up to '''60% of a creature's body in meat'''.
-	* '''Lv4 - Expert''': Can harvest '''4 meat ~~per turn~~'''.	+	* '''Lv4 - Expert''': Can harvest up to '''80% of a creature's body in meat'''.
-	* '''Lv5 - Master''': Can harvest '''5 meat ~~per turn~~'''.	+	* '''Lv5 - Master''': Can harvest up to '''100% of a creature's body in meat'''.

	Skill point requirements:		Skill point requirements:

SU Tempest at 06:02, 17 January 2019

2019-01-17T06:02:23Z

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	*Scoring '''2''' leads to a '''critical failure''', leading in the attack backfiring to the attacker in one way or another.		*Scoring '''2''' leads to a '''critical failure''', leading in the attack backfiring to the attacker in one way or another.
-	*'''~~Melee weapons:~~''' ~~Roll 1d100~~. ~~If the result is equal or inferior to the condition percentage of the weapon, it is a simple miss and treated as a simple~~ failure~~. '''If the~~ result ~~is superior to the condition percentage,~~ the weapon ~~loses 1d8+LDV 100 condition~~ points.~~''' Beware, this may immediately break certain weapons!~~	+	**Firearms and melee weapons: Roll '''@critfail'''. All critical failure effects result in the weapon losing [[Weapon maintenance\|Condition]] points.
-	**Firearms may ~~fail in several different ways,~~ see [[Gameplay mechanics#Firearm failures\|here]] for a list of firearm failure types.	+	***Firearms may also be affected by extra problems on critical failures; see [[Gameplay mechanics#Firearm failures\|here]] for a list of firearm failure types.
	**Explosive ordnance may fail to work as intended, depending on the type.		**Explosive ordnance may fail to work as intended, depending on the type.
-	**~~Critical~~ failures ~~with monster attacks~~ may result in the ~~monster~~ hurting ~~themselves~~.	+	**Certain creatures sustaining critical failures may result in the creature hurting itself.
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	*Scoring '''between 3 and 6''' leads to a '''miss''' or '''failure''', meaning the attack simply misses.		*Scoring '''between 3 and 6''' leads to a '''miss''' or '''failure''', meaning the attack simply misses.
	*Scoring '''between 7 and 8''' leads to an '''inaccurate hit''', meaning the attack MIGHT not hit as intended.		*Scoring '''between 7 and 8''' leads to an '''inaccurate hit''', meaning the attack MIGHT not hit as intended.
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	==== Firearm failures ====		==== Firearm failures ====
-	When ~~2s are scored~~ while using firearms, ~~the user is prone~~ to the ~~risk~~ of a critical failure. ~~Certain checks are made if it happens:~~	+	When critical failures occur while using firearms, roll @critfail to determine the effects of the critical failure. If the effect rolled says "weapon suffers a failure corresponding to its type", the list below comes into play.
-		+
-	*First, a '''d100''' must be rolled ~~once per 2 rolled (Three~~ "~~2" = three d100 rolls), the results of which are then compared with the gun's current [[Firearm maintenance\|cleanliness]] percentage. This is called~~ a ~~'''firearm malfunction check'''.~~	+
-	*If the malfunction check result is '''equal or lower than the cleanliness percentage value''', the '''2 is treated as a regular miss'''.	+
-	*If the malfunction check result is '''higher than the cleanliness percentage value''', then a '''critical failure~~''' occurs and must be resolved as such. The~~ type ~~of failure depends on~~ the ~~type of weapon~~.	+

	===== Firearm failure types =====		===== Firearm failure types =====
	*'''Failure to eject''', also known as a '''Stovepipe''': This is the most common type of failure, which results in a spent casing stuck in the ejection port.		*'''Failure to eject''', also known as a '''Stovepipe''': This is the most common type of failure, which results in a spent casing stuck in the ejection port.
-	**~~Resolution:~~ The ~~player's~~ turn ~~ends. The contestant performs a '''"tap-rack-ready"''' in order~~ to remove the faulty casing; the weapon is ready to fire next turn.	+	**Any remaining shots after this one are cancelled. The Contestant automatically spends the rest of the turn to remove the faulty casing; the weapon is ready to fire next turn.
	*'''Failure to fire''', also known as a '''Misfire''': Certain types of weapons can instead suffer from this, where ammunition simply fails to fire.		*'''Failure to fire''', also known as a '''Misfire''': Certain types of weapons can instead suffer from this, where ammunition simply fails to fire.
-	**~~Resolution:~~ The shot corresponding to the 2 is simply not fired, any subsequent rounds fired afterwards are resolved normally.	+	**The shot corresponding to the 2 is simply not fired, any subsequent rounds fired afterwards are resolved normally.
-	**NOTE: For [[Recoil]] calculation purposes, if a FTF occurs, it is skipped ; FTFs do not factor in calculation~~. If six shots are attempted, but only 5 go off, then recoil is calculated as though only 5 shots have been fired~~.	+	**NOTE: For [[Recoil]] calculation purposes, if a FTF occurs, the corresponding round is skipped ; FTFs do not factor in recoil calculation.
	*'''Failure to feed''': Belt-fed weapons are prone to this kind of failure. Feeding is blocked due to a double-feed issue, which prevents cycling.		*'''Failure to feed''': Belt-fed weapons are prone to this kind of failure. Feeding is blocked due to a double-feed issue, which prevents cycling.
-	**~~Resolution:~~ In order to make the weapon ready again, a reload must be performed; if the user doesn't have a spare belt or mag, they can simply remove and reload the same belt or mag to clear the malfunction. This is a slow process; it ends the turn during which the critfail occurred, and requires another turn to perform the reload if done during combat.	+	**Any remaining shots after this one are cancelled, and the weapon is considered to be temporarily unusable until resolved. In order to make the weapon ready again, a reload must be performed; if the user doesn't have a spare belt or mag, they can simply remove and reload the same belt or mag to clear the malfunction. This is a slow process; it ends the turn during which the critfail occurred, and requires another turn to perform the reload if done during combat.
-	**It is generally advised to simply switch to another weapon and resolve the malfunction AFTER the fight is finished, if possible.	+
	*'''Failure to burn''': A special type of misfire which is unique to flamethrowers. It is similar to a failure to fire, but it is reserved to flamethrowers. Fuel is ejected from the weapon successfully, but for some reason, the pilot light or ignition system fails to set it on fire, causing the flamethrower to waste fuel.		*'''Failure to burn''': A special type of misfire which is unique to flamethrowers. It is similar to a failure to fire, but it is reserved to flamethrowers. Fuel is ejected from the weapon successfully, but for some reason, the pilot light or ignition system fails to set it on fire, causing the flamethrower to waste fuel.
-	** ~~Because flamethrowers do not have [[weapon maintenance]] statistics, failures~~ to ~~burn always happen when rolling a~~ 2~~, and are therefore inevitable.~~	+	**The "shot" corresponding to the 2 is considered to be not fired. Any subsequent "shots" fired afterwards are resolved normally.
-	*In even rarer cases, '''catastrophic failures''' may occur. These usually destroy the entire weapon.	+
-		+
-	~~====== Example ======~~	+
-	* Assuming FT 6, an [[IWI Jericho 941R]], a semi-automatic pistol, with a cleanliness of 83.00%, is fired ~~8 times~~.	+
-	* 8 shots require eight 2d6 rolls. The results of those eight shots are~~: 7, 8, 5, 2, 8, 2, 7, 10.~~	+
-	** A 1d100 must be rolled for the first 2 (4th shot), and another for the second 2 (6th shot).	+
-	** On the first 2, the d100 result is 67. 67 is lower than 83, as such this shot is treated as a normal failure.	+
-	** On the second 2, the d100 result is 92. 92 is higher than 83; as such, it is a critical failure proper. For this weapon, a stovepipe occurs.	+

	==== Kill assists ("Ally kills") ====		==== Kill assists ("Ally kills") ====

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	** Default effectiveness of Makeshift tourniquets (40%)		** Default effectiveness of Makeshift tourniquets (40%)
	* '''Lv2 - Basic''':		* '''Lv2 - Basic''':
-	** '''Improved limb healing''': All other limbs other than the one targeted by the FAK or FSK heal +1 HP.	+	** '''Improved limb healing''': All other limbs other than the one targeted by the FAK or FSK heal +1 HP for free (no cost in fatigue/nutrition).
	** '''Rags''': Effectiveness is improved by '''25%''' (Rags now have a '''75% chance''' to successfully heal a wound).		** '''Rags''': Effectiveness is improved by '''25%''' (Rags now have a '''75% chance''' to successfully heal a wound).
	** '''Makeshift tourniquets''': Effectiveness is improved by '''20%''' (Makeshift tourniquets now have a '''60% chance''' to successfully stop bleeding from a severed limb).		** '''Makeshift tourniquets''': Effectiveness is improved by '''20%''' (Makeshift tourniquets now have a '''60% chance''' to successfully stop bleeding from a severed limb).
	* '''Lv3 - Skilled''':		* '''Lv3 - Skilled''':
-	** '''Improved limb healing''': All other limbs other than the one targeted by the FAK or FSK heal +2 HP.	+	** '''Improved limb healing''': All other limbs other than the one targeted by the FAK or FSK heal +2 HP for free (no cost in fatigue/nutrition).
	** Can now perform a new ability: [[Healing massage]]		** Can now perform a new ability: [[Healing massage]]
	* '''Lv4 - Expert''':		* '''Lv4 - Expert''':
-	** '''Improved limb healing''': All other limbs other than the one targeted by the FAK or FSK heal +3 HP.	+	** '''Improved limb healing''': All other limbs other than the one targeted by the FAK or FSK heal +3 HP for free (no cost in fatigue/nutrition).
	** '''Makeshift tourniquets''': Effectiveness is improved by '''20%''' (Makeshift tourniquets now have a '''80% chance''' to successfully stop bleeding from a severed limb).		** '''Makeshift tourniquets''': Effectiveness is improved by '''20%''' (Makeshift tourniquets now have a '''80% chance''' to successfully stop bleeding from a severed limb).
	* '''Lv5 - Master''':		* '''Lv5 - Master''':
-	** '''Improved limb healing''': All other limbs other than the one targeted by the FAK or FSK heal +4 HP.	+	** '''Improved limb healing''': All other limbs other than the one targeted by the FAK or FSK heal +4 HP for free (no cost in fatigue/nutrition).
	** '''Rags''': Effectiveness is improved by '''25%''' (Rags now have a '''100%''' chance to successfully heal a wound).		** '''Rags''': Effectiveness is improved by '''25%''' (Rags now have a '''100%''' chance to successfully heal a wound).
	** Permanent [[Secondary effect#Healing\|Secondary effect]]: '''Addiction resistance'''.		** Permanent [[Secondary effect#Healing\|Secondary effect]]: '''Addiction resistance'''.