Restraints - Revision history

SU Tempest: /* Freeing */

2018-09-04T16:46:09Z

Freeing

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	* Voluntary removal:		* Voluntary removal:
-	** Metal handcuffs: All handcuffs come with a special cuff key, which can be used to unlock the handcuffs normally. When the handcuffs are removed from the inventory after being applied to restain a creature, the cuff key remains. All handcuffs owners have, by default, a cuff key, which it cannot be lost. All cuff keys can unlock all metal handcuffs, and are considered to be a weightless 'part' of the handcuffs, thus they do not need to be really tracked in the inventory.	+	** Metal handcuffs: All handcuffs come with a special cuff key, which can be used to unlock the handcuffs normally. When the handcuffs are removed from the inventory after being applied to restain a creature, the cuff key remains. All handcuffs owners have, by default, a cuff key, which cannot be lost. All cuff keys can unlock all metal handcuffs, and are considered to be a weightless 'part' of the handcuffs, thus they do not need to be really tracked in the inventory.
	** Cord restraints: These are supposed to be disposable. They can be voluntarily removed, but as explained above, doing so will destroy the cord restraints.		** Cord restraints: These are supposed to be disposable. They can be voluntarily removed, but as explained above, doing so will destroy the cord restraints.
	* [[Lockpicking]]:		* [[Lockpicking]]:

SU Tempest: /* Rules regarding retrained creatures */

2018-08-21T01:07:04Z

Rules regarding retrained creatures

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	* A Contestant may access a restrained creature's inventory exactly as if it was his/her own, with the same rules regarding time and turn spending (including having to spend a turn to drop and open the backpack)		* A Contestant may access a restrained creature's inventory exactly as if it was his/her own, with the same rules regarding time and turn spending (including having to spend a turn to drop and open the backpack)
	* Inside of combat, a Contestant may only access a restrained creature's inventory if on the same [[Battlespace\|side]].		* Inside of combat, a Contestant may only access a restrained creature's inventory if on the same [[Battlespace\|side]].
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		+	'''Using consumables''':
		+	* A Contestant may use consumables on a restrained creature. This includes all food and all meds; which means that a restrained creature can be force-fed or given substances by force, should the Contestant wish to do so.

	== See also ==		== See also ==
	*[[Key Item\|Key item]]		*[[Key Item\|Key item]]

SU Tempest: /* Usage */

2018-08-16T16:09:21Z

Usage

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	*'''Successful hit''' (7-11): The target must roll a '''2d6+Agi''' of its own, on the principle of opposed rolls. If the target rolls an '''equal or higher score''', the restrainer '''fails'''. If the target rolls a '''lower score''', the restrainer '''succeeds''' and the target is restrained.		*'''Successful hit''' (7-11): The target must roll a '''2d6+Agi''' of its own, on the principle of opposed rolls. If the target rolls an '''equal or higher score''', the restrainer '''fails'''. If the target rolls a '''lower score''', the restrainer '''succeeds''' and the target is restrained.
	*'''Failed hit''' (3-6) or '''critical failure''' (2): Restraining automatically fails, resulting in the restrainer's turn ending.		*'''Failed hit''' (3-6) or '''critical failure''' (2): Restraining automatically fails, resulting in the restrainer's turn ending.
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		+	Removing restraints from another creature currently tied up takes one turn; the removal may result in either retrieving the restraints (handcuffs) or destroying them (cord).

	=== Special cases ===		=== Special cases ===

SU Tempest: /* Rules regarding retrained creatures */

2018-05-24T15:37:48Z

Rules regarding retrained creatures

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	'''Dragging''':		'''Dragging''':
	* Outside of combat, a Contestant may drag a restrained creature as much as they want and anywhere they wish until freed or killed. The Contestant can only drag ONE creature at any given time. Any more restrained creatures must be dragged by other friendlies, such as [[ally\|allies]].		* Outside of combat, a Contestant may drag a restrained creature as much as they want and anywhere they wish until freed or killed. The Contestant can only drag ONE creature at any given time. Any more restrained creatures must be dragged by other friendlies, such as [[ally\|allies]].
-	* During combat, a Contestant may choose, as a free action, to drag the restrained creature along with ~~them~~. ~~Any~~ action that requires a ~~roll, however~~, such as taking [[cover]] or attempting to escape, ~~require~~ the dragged creature ~~to also roll, as though they were an [[ally]]~~.	+	* During combat, if the Contestant is attempting to move to another side of the Battlespace, or to take cover, a Contestant may choose, as a free action, to drag the restrained creature along with him/her.
		+	** However, for any movement action that requires a check, such as taking [[cover]] or attempting to escape, the Contestant must roll for the dragged creature using his/her own Agility stat rather than the creature's.

	'''Accessing inventory''':		'''Accessing inventory''':

SU Tempest: /* Rules regarding retrained creatures */

2018-05-24T15:32:59Z

Rules regarding retrained creatures

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	'''Dragging''':		'''Dragging''':
	* Outside of combat, a Contestant may drag a restrained creature as much as they want and anywhere they wish until freed or killed. The Contestant can only drag ONE creature at any given time. Any more restrained creatures must be dragged by other friendlies, such as [[ally\|allies]].		* Outside of combat, a Contestant may drag a restrained creature as much as they want and anywhere they wish until freed or killed. The Contestant can only drag ONE creature at any given time. Any more restrained creatures must be dragged by other friendlies, such as [[ally\|allies]].
-	* ~~Inside of~~ combat, a Contestant may choose, as a free action, to drag the restrained creature along with them. Any action that requires a roll, however, such as taking [[cover]] or attempting to escape, require the dragged creature to also roll, as though they were an [[ally]].	+	* During combat, a Contestant may choose, as a free action, to drag the restrained creature along with them. Any action that requires a roll, however, such as taking [[cover]] or attempting to escape, require the dragged creature to also roll, as though they were an [[ally]].

	'''Accessing inventory''':		'''Accessing inventory''':

SU Tempest at 15:28, 24 May 2018

2018-05-24T15:28:27Z

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	The use of restraints is treated as an attack in its own right, and is affected by Failure Threshold.		The use of restraints is treated as an attack in its own right, and is affected by Failure Threshold.

-	A Contestant may carry one ~~pair~~ each of handcuffs and cord restraints as separate key items. Any extra restraints must be carried as regular items and will impact inventory weight.	+	A Contestant may carry one each of handcuffs and cord restraints as separate key items. Any extra restraints must be carried as regular items and will impact inventory weight.

	=== Restrictions of use ===		=== Restrictions of use ===

SU Tempest: /* Cord restraints */

2018-01-16T22:37:07Z

Cord restraints

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	=== Cord restraints ===		=== Cord restraints ===
-	They function exactly like handcuffs in every way, with only one difference. Handcuffs are metal, durable and '''reusable''' - once removed from a target, the Contestant re-acquires them and may use them again. Cord restraints function more like zip-ties ; '''removing them also destroys them''', thus requiring a new set.	+	They function exactly like handcuffs in every way, with only one difference. Handcuffs are metal, durable and '''reusable''' - once removed from a target, the Contestant re-acquires them and may use them again. Cord restraints function more like single-use zip-ties ; '''removing them also destroys them''', thus requiring a new set.

	=== Freeing ===		=== Freeing ===

SU Tempest: /* Usage */

2018-01-10T02:02:07Z

Usage

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	*'''Critical success (12)''': Cuffing automatically succeeds and the target is immobilized, putting an end to the fight if applicable.		*'''Critical success (12)''': Cuffing automatically succeeds and the target is immobilized, putting an end to the fight if applicable.
-	*'''Successful hit''' (7-11): The target must roll a 2d6 on its own, on the principle of opposed rolls. If the ~~restrainer~~ rolls ~~the highest~~, the ~~target is successfully restrained~~. If the target rolls ~~highest~~, ~~restraining fails and~~ the restrainer'~~s turn ends. Equal scores are considered to be in favor of~~ the target~~; it will escape~~.	+	*'''Successful hit''' (7-11): The target must roll a '''2d6+Agi''' of its own, on the principle of opposed rolls. If the target rolls an '''equal or higher score''', the restrainer '''fails'''. If the target rolls a '''lower score''', the restrainer '''succeeds''' and the target is restrained.
	*'''Failed hit''' (3-6) or '''critical failure''' (2): Restraining automatically fails, resulting in the restrainer's turn ending.		*'''Failed hit''' (3-6) or '''critical failure''' (2): Restraining automatically fails, resulting in the restrainer's turn ending.

SU Tempest: /* Usage */

2018-01-10T01:59:02Z

Usage

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	=== Usage ===		=== Usage ===
-	Attmepting to use restraints on another creature is considered to be a combat action, for which the restrainer must roll. This action has a '''fixed FT of 6''', although the roll result is affected by [[Agility]]; the more agile the restrainer, the higher the chances of success. The roll is therefore '''2d6 + [[Agility\|Agi]]'''.	+	Attmepting to use restraints on another creature is considered to be a combat action, for which the restrainer must roll. This action has a '''fixed FT of 6''' and a '''fixed IS of 0''', although the roll result is affected by [[Agility]]; the more agile the restrainer, the higher the chances of success. The roll is therefore '''2d6 + [[Agility\|Agi]]'''.

	*'''Critical success (12)''': Cuffing automatically succeeds and the target is immobilized, putting an end to the fight if applicable.		*'''Critical success (12)''': Cuffing automatically succeeds and the target is immobilized, putting an end to the fight if applicable.

SU Tempest: /* Usage */

2018-01-10T01:47:50Z

Usage

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	=== Usage ===		=== Usage ===
-	Attmepting to use restraints on another creature is considered to be a combat action, ~~and requires~~ the ~~use of an attack~~ roll ~~'''(one 2d6)'''~~. This action has a '''fixed FT of 6''', although the roll result is affected by [[Agility]]; the more agile the restrainer, the higher the chances of success.	+	Attmepting to use restraints on another creature is considered to be a combat action, for which the restrainer must roll. This action has a '''fixed FT of 6''', although the roll result is affected by [[Agility]]; the more agile the restrainer, the higher the chances of success. The roll is therefore '''2d6 + [[Agility\|Agi]]'''.

	*'''Critical success (12)''': Cuffing automatically succeeds and the target is immobilized, putting an end to the fight if applicable.		*'''Critical success (12)''': Cuffing automatically succeeds and the target is immobilized, putting an end to the fight if applicable.