02-09-2017, 09:28
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| | Ja znalazłem coś w podręczniku World of Darkness Cytat: Fatigue (str 179)
Sometimes the demands of dealing with the world
and the threats it poses do not allow for such luxuries as
sleep. Your character may need to remain vigilant or on
guard over a person or item. He may need to get across
country as soon as possible, but an airplane ticket is out of
the question. So, just how long can he remain awake, and
to what effect?
Your character can push himself beyond normal limits,
but exhaustion soon impairs his abilities. Almost anyone
can go without rest for 24 hours, but to continue on is
challenging. For every six-hour period that your charac-
ter persists beyond 24 hours, make a Stamina + Resolve
roll. If it fails, he falls asleep. If the roll succeeds, your
character remains alert and active. Spending one Willpower
on a roll adds three dice to the effort. No more
than one Willpower point can be dedicated to a single
roll to remain awake.
Burning the candle at both ends impairs your
character’s performance. For each six-hour period in excess
of 24 hours in which he foregoes sleep, his dice pools
suffer a cumulative -1 penalty. He has trouble focusing
and might suffer mild hallucinations. This penalty also
applies to successive Stamina + Resolve rolls to remain
awake.
If your character performs physically demanding activities
such as running, conducting combat or performing
a magical ritual while he stays awake, the Storyteller
can impose an additional -1 to -3 penalty on your rolls to
remain awake.
The longest a person can go without sleep is a number
of days equal to the lowest of his Stamina or Resolve,
at which point he passes out.
Once your character does sleep, it’s for eight hours,
plus one hour for each six-hour period (in excess of 24
hours) that he forced himself to remain active.
| I w sumie tyle mam =p
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Ostatnio edytowane przez Arvelus : 02-09-2017 o 09:33.
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