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Arcology Expert Program: /* Changing Damage Types{{src|sr5|ref=186}} */

2024-01-26T20:40:32Z

Changing Damage Types{{src|sr5|ref=186}}

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	===Changing Damage Types{{src\|sr5\|ref=186}}===		===Changing Damage Types{{src\|sr5\|ref=186}}===
	Colloquially referred to as "Called Shot (Stun)", replace the entire contents of the text box with the below:		Colloquially referred to as "Called Shot (Stun)", replace the entire contents of the text box with the below:
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	Sometimes all you have is a sword and you want to knock out your opponent and not kill them. In these circumstances your options are limited, as most lethal melee weapons are not designed for non-lethal attacks.		Sometimes all you have is a sword and you want to knock out your opponent and not kill them. In these circumstances your options are limited, as most lethal melee weapons are not designed for non-lethal attacks.

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	Some weapons (primarily swords) used as a club lose Reach due to the need to hit with the pommel, while something like a polearm would not have a problem. Characters who deal physical damage due to implants (like cyberlimbs or bone lacing) continue to use Unarmed Combat against unarmored opponents.		Some weapons (primarily swords) used as a club lose Reach due to the need to hit with the pommel, while something like a polearm would not have a problem. Characters who deal physical damage due to implants (like cyberlimbs or bone lacing) continue to use Unarmed Combat against unarmored opponents.
	}}		</div>

	==Run & Gun==		==Run & Gun==
	===Vehicle Called Shots{{src\|r&g\|ref=115}}===		===Vehicle Called Shots{{src\|r&g\|ref=115}}===

Arcology Expert Program at 14:50, 26 January 2024

2024-01-26T14:50:54Z

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	===Changing Damage Types{{src\|sr5\|ref=186}}===		===Changing Damage Types{{src\|sr5\|ref=186}}===
	Colloquially referred to as "Called Shot (Stun)", replace the entire contents of the text box with the below:		Colloquially referred to as "Called Shot (Stun)", replace the entire contents of the text box with the below:
	{{Return\|Sometimes all you have is a sword and you want to knock out your opponent and not kill them. In these circumstances your options are limited, as most lethal melee weapons are not designed for non-lethal attacks. A character can make a Called Shot to apply stun damage instead of physical. Against an armored opponent, the attack is resolved normally with the -4 penalty for the Called Shot. If the opponent is unarmored, the attacker can use their weapon as an improvised club (with the Blunt Weapons skill) and an Accuracy of 3. Some weapons (primarily swords) used as a club lose Reach due to the need to hit with the pommel, while something like a polearm would not have a problem. Characters who deal physical damage due to implants (like cyberlimbs or bone lacing) continue to use Unarmed Combat against unarmored opponents.}}		{{Return\|
			Sometimes all you have is a sword and you want to knock out your opponent and not kill them. In these circumstances your options are limited, as most lethal melee weapons are not designed for non-lethal attacks.

			A character can make a Called Shot to apply stun damage instead of physical. Against an armored opponent, the attack is resolved normally with the -4 penalty for the Called Shot. If the opponent is unarmored, the attacker can use their weapon as an improvised club (with the Blunt Weapons skill) and an Accuracy of 3.

			Some weapons (primarily swords) used as a club lose Reach due to the need to hit with the pommel, while something like a polearm would not have a problem. Characters who deal physical damage due to implants (like cyberlimbs or bone lacing) continue to use Unarmed Combat against unarmored opponents.
			}}
	==Run & Gun==		==Run & Gun==
	===Vehicle Called Shots{{src\|r&g\|ref=115}}===		===Vehicle Called Shots{{src\|r&g\|ref=115}}===

Arcology Expert Program at 14:50, 26 January 2024

2024-01-26T14:50:26Z

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	===Changing Damage Types{{src\|sr5\|ref=186}}===		===Changing Damage Types{{src\|sr5\|ref=186}}===
	Colloquially referred to as "Called Shot (Stun)", replace the entire contents of the text box with the below:		Colloquially referred to as "Called Shot (Stun)", replace the entire contents of the text box with the below:
	{{Return\|		{{Return\|Sometimes all you have is a sword and you want to knock out your opponent and not kill them. In these circumstances your options are limited, as most lethal melee weapons are not designed for non-lethal attacks. A character can make a Called Shot to apply stun damage instead of physical. Against an armored opponent, the attack is resolved normally with the -4 penalty for the Called Shot. If the opponent is unarmored, the attacker can use their weapon as an improvised club (with the Blunt Weapons skill) and an Accuracy of 3. Some weapons (primarily swords) used as a club lose Reach due to the need to hit with the pommel, while something like a polearm would not have a problem. Characters who deal physical damage due to implants (like cyberlimbs or bone lacing) continue to use Unarmed Combat against unarmored opponents.}}
	Sometimes all you have is a sword and you want to knock out your opponent and not kill them. In these circumstances your options are limited, as most lethal melee weapons are not designed for non-lethal attacks.

	A character can make a Called Shot to apply stun damage instead of physical. Against an armored opponent, the attack is resolved normally with the -4 penalty for the Called Shot. If the opponent is unarmored, the attacker can use their weapon as an improvised club (with the Blunt Weapons skill) and an Accuracy of 3.

	Some weapons (primarily swords) used as a club lose Reach due to the need to hit with the pommel, while something like a polearm would not have a problem. Characters who deal physical damage due to implants (like cyberlimbs or bone lacing) continue to use Unarmed Combat against unarmored opponents.
	}}
	==Run & Gun==		==Run & Gun==
	===Vehicle Called Shots{{src\|r&g\|ref=115}}===		===Vehicle Called Shots{{src\|r&g\|ref=115}}===

Arcology Expert Program at 14:50, 26 January 2024

2024-01-26T14:50:08Z

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	A character can make a Called Shot to apply stun damage instead of physical. Against an armored opponent, the attack is resolved normally with the -4 penalty for the Called Shot. If the opponent is unarmored, the attacker can use their weapon as an improvised club (with the Blunt Weapons skill) and an Accuracy of 3.		A character can make a Called Shot to apply stun damage instead of physical. Against an armored opponent, the attack is resolved normally with the -4 penalty for the Called Shot. If the opponent is unarmored, the attacker can use their weapon as an improvised club (with the Blunt Weapons skill) and an Accuracy of 3.

	Some weapons (primarily swords) used as a club lose Reach due to the need to hit with the pommel, while something like a polearm would ~~retain their Reach~~. Characters who deal physical damage due to implants (like cyberlimbs or bone lacing) continue to use Unarmed Combat against unarmored opponents.		Some weapons (primarily swords) used as a club lose Reach due to the need to hit with the pommel, while something like a polearm would not have a problem. Characters who deal physical damage due to implants (like cyberlimbs or bone lacing) continue to use Unarmed Combat against unarmored opponents.
	}}		}}
	==Run & Gun==		==Run & Gun==

Arcology Expert Program at 14:49, 26 January 2024

2024-01-26T14:49:38Z

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	These adjustments apply to '''Called Shots''' listed in {{src\|sr5\|195}} and other places.		These adjustments apply to '''Called Shots''' listed in {{src\|sr5\|195}} and other places.
	==Shadowrun Fifth Edition Core Rulebook==		==Shadowrun Fifth Edition Core Rulebook==
	* '''Changing Damage Types~~'''~~{{src\|sr5\|ref=186}} ~~is colloquially~~ referred to as "Called Shot (Stun)"~~. Replace~~ the text with the below:		===Changing Damage Types{{src\|sr5\|ref=186}}===
			Colloquially referred to as "Called Shot (Stun)", replace the entire contents of the text box with the below:
	{{Return\|		{{Return\|
	Sometimes all you have is a sword and you want to knock out your opponent and not kill them. In these circumstances your options are limited, as most lethal melee weapons are not designed for non-lethal attacks.		Sometimes all you have is a sword and you want to knock out your opponent and not kill them. In these circumstances your options are limited, as most lethal melee weapons are not designed for non-lethal attacks.

	A character can make a Called Shot to apply stun damage instead of physical. Against an armored opponent, the attack is resolved normally with the -4 penalty for the Called Shot.		A character can make a Called Shot to apply stun damage instead of physical. Against an armored opponent, the attack is resolved normally with the -4 penalty for the Called Shot. If the opponent is unarmored, the attacker can use their weapon as an improvised club (with the Blunt Weapons skill) and an Accuracy of 3.

	~~If the opponent is unarmored, the attacker can use their weapon as an improvised club (with the Blunt Weapons skill) and an Accuracy of 3.~~ Some weapons (primarily swords) used as a club lose Reach due to the need to hit with the pommel, while something like a polearm would retain their Reach. Characters who deal physical damage due to implants (like cyberlimbs or bone lacing) continue to use Unarmed Combat against unarmored opponents.		Some weapons (primarily swords) used as a club lose Reach due to the need to hit with the pommel, while something like a polearm would retain their Reach. Characters who deal physical damage due to implants (like cyberlimbs or bone lacing) continue to use Unarmed Combat against unarmored opponents.
	}}		}}
	==Run & Gun==		==Run & Gun==

Arcology Expert Program at 14:48, 26 January 2024

2024-01-26T14:48:09Z

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	==Shadowrun Fifth Edition Core Rulebook==		==Shadowrun Fifth Edition Core Rulebook==
	* '''Changing Damage Types'''{{src\|sr5\|ref=186}} is colloquially referred to as "Called Shot (Stun)". Replace the text with the below:		* '''Changing Damage Types'''{{src\|sr5\|ref=186}} is colloquially referred to as "Called Shot (Stun)". Replace the text with the below:
	{{Return\|~~<p>~~Sometimes all you have is a sword and you want to knock out your opponent and not kill them. In these circumstances your options are limited, as most lethal melee weapons are not designed for non-lethal attacks.~~</p>~~		{{Return\|
			Sometimes all you have is a sword and you want to knock out your opponent and not kill them. In these circumstances your options are limited, as most lethal melee weapons are not designed for non-lethal attacks.

	~~<p>~~A character can make a Called Shot to apply stun damage instead of physical. Against an armored opponent, the attack is resolved normally with the -4 penalty for the Called Shot.~~</p>~~		A character can make a Called Shot to apply stun damage instead of physical. Against an armored opponent, the attack is resolved normally with the -4 penalty for the Called Shot.

	~~<p>~~If the opponent is unarmored, the attacker can use their weapon as an improvised club (with the Blunt Weapons skill) and an Accuracy of 3. Some weapons (primarily swords) used as a club lose Reach due to the need to hit with the pommel, while something like a polearm would retain their Reach. Characters who deal physical damage due to implants (like cyberlimbs or bone lacing) continue to use Unarmed Combat against unarmored opponents.~~</p>~~}}		If the opponent is unarmored, the attacker can use their weapon as an improvised club (with the Blunt Weapons skill) and an Accuracy of 3. Some weapons (primarily swords) used as a club lose Reach due to the need to hit with the pommel, while something like a polearm would retain their Reach. Characters who deal physical damage due to implants (like cyberlimbs or bone lacing) continue to use Unarmed Combat against unarmored opponents.
			}}
	==Run & Gun==		==Run & Gun==
	===Vehicle Called Shots{{src\|r&g\|ref=115}}===		===Vehicle Called Shots{{src\|r&g\|ref=115}}===

Arcology Expert Program at 14:47, 26 January 2024

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 [[Category: House Rule]]
 ==Run & Gun==
 ===Vehicle Called Shots{{src|r&g|ref=115}}===

Arcology Expert Program at 23:53, 21 September 2023

2023-09-21T23:53:07Z

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	* '''Engine Block''' has a modifier of -8. Note that a disabled vehicle must immediately make a Crash Test.		* '''Engine Block''' has a modifier of -8. Note that a disabled vehicle must immediately make a Crash Test.
	* '''Fuel Tank/Battery''' has a modifier of -8. The vehicle is not immediately disabled, but it's Speed is reduced by half it's Acceleration each turn until it reaches 0.		* '''Fuel Tank/Battery''' has a modifier of -8. The vehicle is not immediately disabled, but it's Speed is reduced by half it's Acceleration each turn until it reaches 0.
			* '''Axel''' also includes called shots to the tires.
	==References==		==References==
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Arcology Expert Program at 23:41, 21 September 2023

2023-09-21T23:41:45Z

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	==Run & Gun==		==Run & Gun==
	===Vehicle Called Shots{{src\|r&g\|ref=115}}===		===Vehicle Called Shots{{src\|r&g\|ref=115}}===
	* Engine Block has a modifier of -8. Note that a disabled vehicle must immediately make a Crash Test.		* '''Engine Block''' has a modifier of -8. Note that a disabled vehicle must immediately make a Crash Test.
	* Fuel Tank/Battery has a modifier of -8. The vehicle is not immediately disabled, but it's Speed is reduced by half it's Acceleration each turn until it reaches 0.		* '''Fuel Tank/Battery''' has a modifier of -8. The vehicle is not immediately disabled, but it's Speed is reduced by half it's Acceleration each turn until it reaches 0.
	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

Arcology Expert Program at 23:41, 21 September 2023

2023-09-21T23:41:21Z

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	==Run & Gun==		==Run & Gun==
	===Vehicle Called Shots{{src\|r&g\|ref=115}}===		===Vehicle Called Shots{{src\|r&g\|ref=115}}===
	* Engine Block has a modifier of -8.		* Engine Block has a modifier of -8. Note that a disabled vehicle must immediately make a Crash Test.
	* Fuel Tank/Battery has a modifier of -8, ~~and the vehicle~~'s Speed is reduced by half it's Acceleration each turn until it reaches 0.		* Fuel Tank/Battery has a modifier of -8. The vehicle is not immediately disabled, but it's Speed is reduced by half it's Acceleration each turn until it reaches 0.
	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />