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SU Tempest at 03:17, 8 September 2019

2019-09-08T03:17:38Z

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	Active effects:		Active effects:
-	* Suppressed hunger
	* [[Fatigue]]: -0.4% per turn slept		* [[Fatigue]]: -0.4% per turn slept

SU Tempest at 17:02, 21 July 2019

2019-07-21T17:02:08Z

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	Active effects:		Active effects:
-	* Suppressed hunger ~~(which also causes improved healing; all Pain, Blood and Limb Damage healing rates will not consume Nutrition or increase Fatigue)~~	+	* Suppressed hunger
-	* Suppressed thirst	+
	* [[Fatigue]]: -0.4% per turn slept		* [[Fatigue]]: -0.4% per turn slept

SU Tempest at 18:15, 18 May 2019

2019-05-18T18:15:30Z

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	* Suppressed hunger (which also causes improved healing; all Pain, Blood and Limb Damage healing rates will not consume Nutrition or increase Fatigue)		* Suppressed hunger (which also causes improved healing; all Pain, Blood and Limb Damage healing rates will not consume Nutrition or increase Fatigue)
	* Suppressed thirst		* Suppressed thirst
-	* Negated Natural Fatigue
	* [[Fatigue]]: -0.4% per turn slept		* [[Fatigue]]: -0.4% per turn slept

SU Tempest: /* Methods */

2018-10-25T17:09:52Z

Methods

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	Each turn spent resting advances the ingame clock by '''6 minutes.'''		Each turn spent resting advances the ingame clock by '''6 minutes.'''

-	* '''Short rest / Napping''': Roll 1d6, multiply the result by 5. (Min: 5 - Max: 30) The result is the amount of turns the Contestant will sleep. (In-game clock effects: Between +30 minutes and +3 hours)	+	* '''Short rest / Napping''': Roll 1d6, multiply the result by 5. (Min: 5 - Max: 30) The result is the amount of turns the Contestant will sleep. (In-game clock effects: Between +30 minutes and +3 hours / 2.0% and 12.0% Fatigue healed)
	** If napping is attempted in the UA, then after each resting session, the GM will make an event type check (1d400 checked against the current traveling style event table) specifically for the purpose of checking whether an encounter enters the room or not (any result not related to an encounter is treated as nothing happening).		** If napping is attempted in the UA, then after each resting session, the GM will make an event type check (1d400 checked against the current traveling style event table) specifically for the purpose of checking whether an encounter enters the room or not (any result not related to an encounter is treated as nothing happening).
	** If the check does result in an encounter entering the room, it will appear on a random [[Gameplay mechanics#Battlespace\|Side of the room]], and it will spot the Contestant, and may even have the opportunity to make a stealth check in order to engage the Contestant in combat with an advantage (provided the creature is intelligent enough), just as the Contestant can.		** If the check does result in an encounter entering the room, it will appear on a random [[Gameplay mechanics#Battlespace\|Side of the room]], and it will spot the Contestant, and may even have the opportunity to make a stealth check in order to engage the Contestant in combat with an advantage (provided the creature is intelligent enough), just as the Contestant can.
-	* '''Long rest''': As above, but the 1d6 result is instead multiplied by 20 (Min: 20 - Max: 120). (In-game clock effects: Between +2 hours and +12 hours)	+	* '''Long rest''': As above, but the 1d6 result is instead multiplied by 20 (Min: 20 - Max: 120). (In-game clock effects: Between +2 hours and +12 hours / 8.0% and 96.0% Fatigue healed)

	'''Long rest is normally unavailable in beds located in the UA''' ; thus it can only be attempted in a Town.		'''Long rest is normally unavailable in beds located in the UA''' ; thus it can only be attempted in a Town.

SU Tempest at 13:56, 5 May 2018

2018-05-05T13:56:06Z

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	=== Being asleep ===		=== Being asleep ===
-	When a creature is asleep, the following applies:	+	When a creature is asleep, the following [[secondary effect\|effects]] applies:

	Active effects:		Active effects:
	* Suppressed hunger (which also causes improved healing; all Pain, Blood and Limb Damage healing rates will not consume Nutrition or increase Fatigue)		* Suppressed hunger (which also causes improved healing; all Pain, Blood and Limb Damage healing rates will not consume Nutrition or increase Fatigue)
	* Suppressed thirst		* Suppressed thirst
		+	* Negated Natural Fatigue
	* [[Fatigue]]: -0.4% per turn slept		* [[Fatigue]]: -0.4% per turn slept

SU Tempest: /* Being asleep */

2018-02-02T21:30:57Z

Being asleep

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	Active effects:		Active effects:
-	* Suppressed hunger (which also causes improved healing)	+	* Suppressed hunger (which also causes improved healing; all Pain, Blood and Limb Damage healing rates will not consume Nutrition or increase Fatigue)
	* Suppressed thirst		* Suppressed thirst
	* [[Fatigue]]: -0.4% per turn slept		* [[Fatigue]]: -0.4% per turn slept

SU Tempest: /* Methods */

2018-02-02T21:27:31Z

Methods

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	* '''Short rest / Napping''': Roll 1d6, multiply the result by 5. (Min: 5 - Max: 30) The result is the amount of turns the Contestant will sleep. (In-game clock effects: Between +30 minutes and +3 hours)		* '''Short rest / Napping''': Roll 1d6, multiply the result by 5. (Min: 5 - Max: 30) The result is the amount of turns the Contestant will sleep. (In-game clock effects: Between +30 minutes and +3 hours)
	** If napping is attempted in the UA, then after each resting session, the GM will make an event type check (1d400 checked against the current traveling style event table) specifically for the purpose of checking whether an encounter enters the room or not (any result not related to an encounter is treated as nothing happening).		** If napping is attempted in the UA, then after each resting session, the GM will make an event type check (1d400 checked against the current traveling style event table) specifically for the purpose of checking whether an encounter enters the room or not (any result not related to an encounter is treated as nothing happening).
		+	** If the check does result in an encounter entering the room, it will appear on a random [[Gameplay mechanics#Battlespace\|Side of the room]], and it will spot the Contestant, and may even have the opportunity to make a stealth check in order to engage the Contestant in combat with an advantage (provided the creature is intelligent enough), just as the Contestant can.
	* '''Long rest''': As above, but the 1d6 result is instead multiplied by 20 (Min: 20 - Max: 120). (In-game clock effects: Between +2 hours and +12 hours)		* '''Long rest''': As above, but the 1d6 result is instead multiplied by 20 (Min: 20 - Max: 120). (In-game clock effects: Between +2 hours and +12 hours)

SU Tempest: /* Methods */

2018-02-02T21:24:23Z

Methods

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	* '''Short rest / Napping''': Roll 1d6, multiply the result by 5. (Min: 5 - Max: 30) The result is the amount of turns the Contestant will sleep. (In-game clock effects: Between +30 minutes and +3 hours)		* '''Short rest / Napping''': Roll 1d6, multiply the result by 5. (Min: 5 - Max: 30) The result is the amount of turns the Contestant will sleep. (In-game clock effects: Between +30 minutes and +3 hours)
		+	** If napping is attempted in the UA, then after each resting session, the GM will make an event type check (1d400 checked against the current traveling style event table) specifically for the purpose of checking whether an encounter enters the room or not (any result not related to an encounter is treated as nothing happening).
	* '''Long rest''': As above, but the 1d6 result is instead multiplied by 20 (Min: 20 - Max: 120). (In-game clock effects: Between +2 hours and +12 hours)		* '''Long rest''': As above, but the 1d6 result is instead multiplied by 20 (Min: 20 - Max: 120). (In-game clock effects: Between +2 hours and +12 hours)

SU Tempest: /* Being asleep */

2017-11-30T13:42:13Z

Being asleep

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	* Suppressed hunger (which also causes improved healing)		* Suppressed hunger (which also causes improved healing)
	* Suppressed thirst		* Suppressed thirst
-	* [[Fatigue]]: -0.2% per turn slept	+	* [[Fatigue]]: -0.4% per turn slept

	Other parameters:		Other parameters:

SU Tempest: /* Methods */

2017-07-26T17:53:04Z

Methods

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	When a valid bed is present and accessible, the Contestant may choose how they wish to rest, which in turn determines how many turns they are likely to remain asleep.		When a valid bed is present and accessible, the Contestant may choose how they wish to rest, which in turn determines how many turns they are likely to remain asleep.

-	Each turn spent resting advances the ingame clock by 6 minutes.	+	Each turn spent resting advances the ingame clock by '''6 minutes.'''

	* '''Short rest / Napping''': Roll 1d6, multiply the result by 5. (Min: 5 - Max: 30) The result is the amount of turns the Contestant will sleep. (In-game clock effects: Between +30 minutes and +3 hours)		* '''Short rest / Napping''': Roll 1d6, multiply the result by 5. (Min: 5 - Max: 30) The result is the amount of turns the Contestant will sleep. (In-game clock effects: Between +30 minutes and +3 hours)
	* '''Long rest''': As above, but the 1d6 result is instead multiplied by 20 (Min: 20 - Max: 120). (In-game clock effects: Between +2 hours and +12 hours)		* '''Long rest''': As above, but the 1d6 result is instead multiplied by 20 (Min: 20 - Max: 120). (In-game clock effects: Between +2 hours and +12 hours)

-	Long rest is normally unavailable in beds located in the UA ; thus it can only be attempted in a Town.	+	'''Long rest is normally unavailable in beds located in the UA''' ; thus it can only be attempted in a Town.

	== See also ==		== See also ==