[PnP] To batter doors

[TNT]

If you want i can translate and explain my rule which is much more rich than
the one used in PP original.
It's based on a OCV from tool used to "attack" the object and a DCV from the
object (computed by combining matter and thickness).
TNT

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De : pnp [mailto:pnp-bounces at list.powersandperils.org] De la part de Scott
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Envoyé : vendredi 2 mai 2014 04:51
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Objet : Re: [PnP] To batter doors


The first rule i gathe ris one phase of action.
So if 3 use a ram on a door they can try at once to break it.  If not then
try again later.
The second is usualy one man pounding no a door with a sword to break the
wood.


At 02:38 PM 5/1/2014, you wrote:
>In our previous session at P&P (last tuesday night), my players faced a 
>closed door and they wanted to try to open it in some way or smash it.
>
>Now, we know that the rule for doing so is found at page 14 of book I, 
>but i noticed for the first time that the two different options for 
>doing this are VERY different and they seem to embody different 
>perspectives on the author's part.
>
>I mean,  the first rule (which i tend to like more) states that the 
>characters can share their brute force trying to break locks and batter 
>in doors. If the door is stronger, they don't succeed.Stop.
>No more possibilities.
>
>Using the second method instead, they can ALWAYS succeed. It is just a 
>question of time.
>
>More, even a magical locked door could be opened using this method, 
>because that door would have 61-160 "hit points", not more, as in the 
>case of a tempered metal door.
>Which is crazy in my humble opinion.
>
>So my question is: where is the fun with the second method?
>
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