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Welcome to these boards, Mr. Pollard! Am I correct in thinking it was your minicraft design system I downloaded just the other day?
Book 2 Plus
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Arthur,
You're quite right, straightforward formulae are easier to get ahold of. The key is all in the purpose of the formulae. They have to do what they're supposed to do, while managing complexity well.
In fact, the clunkiness of Book 2's jump drive formula is a credit: it shows that GDW was thinking about non-scaling effects. Smaller starships take a penalty, but by the time you're at 1000 tons or so, the penalty has all but vanished. This is also what prevents the Xboat from having an M-drive.
In other words, there was a useful game purpose to the tables, which created ships that weren't merely scaled versions of each other.
But what makes sense for smaller ships doesn't make sense for larger ships, and frankly even High Guard is too clumsy for my tastes. Like you, I think further streamlining would help. And in fact, Book 2 can actually teach HG a lesson or two.
The M-Drive
For example, Book 2's maneuver drive (through drive letter V, anyway) is almost exactly what you are looking for:
* Maneuver Drive = rating * (2% of hull volume) - 1.
And in my tables above, I simplify this to a bare 2% beyond drive letter Z.
So you see, the Maneuver Drive columns in Book 2 are actually closer to your vision of M-drive design than High Guard's picture.
The J-Drive
What about the jump drive? High Guard's function is simple (1% + 1% per jump rating), and in fact is propagated forward to MegaTraveller and T4, and may show up in T5.
My preference is to keep closer to Book 2, which through drive letter V is:
Jump Drive = 5 tons + 2.5% per jump rating
Again, this makes the Xboat the Xboat.
And also, beyond drive letter Z, I drop the 5 tons extra volume and use a straight 2.5% per J-rating.
The Power Plant
Of the three, the power plant is the least important to me, mainly because Book 2 cannot handle the energy loads that High Guard can put on warships. HG dealt with this using Energy Points, which is probably how T5 will do it, and probably is the most reasonable way to go.
I agree 100%. I find it incomprehensible that anyone could actually prefer the Book 2 system (No offense, Robert and others). If it's the convenience of the tables, why not just make new tables based on the HG rules?
Yes, the 2% for 1G is puzzling and (as I understand it) difficult to reconcile to the laws of physics.
Still vastly better than Book 2, though
.Hans
For the record, I don't like aspects of Book 2's drive tables (i.e. the high-end drives leave the linear formulae), and of course I like Big Ships, so Book 2 is inadequate.
What I do like is the non-scaling effect, which can be approximated in HG by massaging the HG formulae slightly. Besides that, Book 2 is just a terse abbreviation of High Guard.
It's that combination of bare essentials plus personality that makes Book 2 appealing.
What I do like is the non-scaling effect, which can be approximated in HG by massaging the HG formulae slightly. Besides that, Book 2 is just a terse abbreviation of High Guard.
It's that combination of bare essentials plus personality that makes Book 2 appealing.
Thank You and yes it was.
I also have some deckplans at Yahoo Deckplans under the heading of Liberty Industries.
When I am forced to work on Trip Generation for roadway design, ITE publishes its data as a graph and a nasty log formula for the fitted curve. Would it be possible to base ship size vs MD size as a nasty curve formula [for hard core gearheads] that could also be plotted as a graph for pseudo-gearheads and a simple chart for non-gearheads.
If non-scaling is indeed "better", this would let each level of designer choose his own poison.
Just a thought.
If non-scaling is indeed "better", this would let each level of designer choose his own poison.
Just a thought.
Book 2 did the latter, with two implicit formula that defied rules (and therefore more or less made it impossible to reconcile with the former). High Guard did a bit of the former, but did not choose its formulae carefully enough to do the latter efficiently.
But, it is definitely possible to do all three -- EABA does that kind of thing rather elegantly.
The current iteration of T5 starship design calls for the mass-produced, modular J- M- and P-drives to be stackable. Retrofitted into Book 2 parlance, that would yield a table like this:
The hull codes are one-half the drive units' value. So, the "A" hull is 100 tons, and the "Z" hull is 6,000 tons. Similarly, then, the "A2" hull is 200 tons, just like the "B" hull, and the "Z2" hull is 12,000 tons.
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Drive Units ABCDFHKMPRXYZ <- hull codes
A 200 2------------
B 400 421----------
C 600 6321---------
D 800 -4221--------
E 1000 -53211-------
F 1200 -643211------
G 1400 --432111-----
H 1600 --542211-----
J 1800 --6432111----
K 2000 --6532211----
L 2200 ---5322111---
M 2400 ---6432211---
N 2600 ---6432211---
P 2800 ----432211---
Q 3000 ----533211---
R 3200 ----5432211--
S 3400 ----5432211--
T 3600 ----6433211--
U 3800 ----6433211--
V 4000 ----6543221--
G3 4200 -----5432211-
L2 4400 -----5432211-
M2 4800 -----6443211-
W 5000 -----6543211-
N2 5200 -----6543211-
J3 5400 -----6543211-
P2 5600 ------543211-
X 6000 ------653321-
R2 6400 ------6543211
L3 6600 ------6543211
S2 6800 ------6543211
T2 7200 -------643211
U2 7600 -------643211
N3 7800 -------643211
Y 8000 -------654221
P3 8400 --------54221
Q3 9000 --------54321
R3 9600 --------64321
W2 10000 --------65321
S3 10200 --------65321
T3 10800 --------65321
U3 11400 ---------5321
Z 12000 ---------6432
W3 15000 ----------532
Y2 16000 ----------542
X3 18000 ----------643
Z2 24000 -----------64
Z3 36000 ------------6
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tbeard1999
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Re: too many die rolls in Book 2 combat
The *real* problem is that you have to make these rolls one at a time. 30 rolls of 2d6 is tedious in the extreme.
However, you could roll 1d10 for each attack, with a hit occurring on a 7+. Use the standard CT modifiers.
It isn't perfect; you still have 30 rolls to make with 10 triple turrets. However, you can roll them in large batches (5-10 dice per batch). Or, you can simply roll per turret and have all turret weapons hit if the turret hits. This would keep the number of dice manageable.
A +1 modifier on 1d10 represents a 10% shift. A +1 modifier on 2d6 represents 8.3% on average. So the dice are pretty close. And d10s roll in groups far better than d12s or d20s.
The *real* problem is that you have to make these rolls one at a time. 30 rolls of 2d6 is tedious in the extreme.
However, you could roll 1d10 for each attack, with a hit occurring on a 7+. Use the standard CT modifiers.
It isn't perfect; you still have 30 rolls to make with 10 triple turrets. However, you can roll them in large batches (5-10 dice per batch). Or, you can simply roll per turret and have all turret weapons hit if the turret hits. This would keep the number of dice manageable.
A +1 modifier on 1d10 represents a 10% shift. A +1 modifier on 2d6 represents 8.3% on average. So the dice are pretty close. And d10s roll in groups far better than d12s or d20s.
I've got three ways to group attack rolls.
1. Two-gun Batteries
</font><blockquote>code:</font><hr /><pre style="font-size:x-small; font-family: monospace;"> Miss One hit Two hits
2 x beam laser 2-4 5-9 10-12
2 x pulse laser 2-6 7-10 11-12</pre>[/QUOTE]The pulse laser roll is slightly unfair -- 8.2% chance for two hits versus 7.2% -- but one percentage point is no biggie, in my mind.
2. Homogenous Turrets
Roll once for a single homogenous turret, get +1 to hit, do 2/3 the damage, rounded down. Valid for double and triple turrets as well as barbettes.
I suppose that could be generalized to work for any group of up to 6 guns, maybe.
3. The statistical fire resolution table in Trillion Credit Squadron
I use this only when firing 10 or more identical weapons.
Hits = (Number of shots) x (To-Hit value)/36
So if you've got 30 beam lasers firing at a bad guy, that's 30 shots at 8+, which is a to-hit of 15. The number of hits is therefore 13 (rounded up).
Or, if they're pulse lasers, that's 30 shots at 9+, which is a to-hit of 10. The number of hits is therefore 8 (x 2 = 16 points of damage).
The threshold for using this thing seems to be about the same place where rolling to hit becomes tedious.
You still have to roll damage, though.
</font><blockquote>code:</font><hr /><pre style="font-size:x-small; font-family: monospace;">Statistical Combat Table
Die To
Roll Hit
2+ 36
3+ 35
4+ 33
5+ 30
6+ 26
7+ 21
8+ 15
9+ 10
10+ 6
11+ 3
12+ 1 </pre>[/QUOTE]
1. Two-gun Batteries
</font><blockquote>code:</font><hr /><pre style="font-size:x-small; font-family: monospace;"> Miss One hit Two hits
2 x beam laser 2-4 5-9 10-12
2 x pulse laser 2-6 7-10 11-12</pre>[/QUOTE]The pulse laser roll is slightly unfair -- 8.2% chance for two hits versus 7.2% -- but one percentage point is no biggie, in my mind.
2. Homogenous Turrets
Roll once for a single homogenous turret, get +1 to hit, do 2/3 the damage, rounded down. Valid for double and triple turrets as well as barbettes.
I suppose that could be generalized to work for any group of up to 6 guns, maybe.
3. The statistical fire resolution table in Trillion Credit Squadron
I use this only when firing 10 or more identical weapons.
Hits = (Number of shots) x (To-Hit value)/36
So if you've got 30 beam lasers firing at a bad guy, that's 30 shots at 8+, which is a to-hit of 15. The number of hits is therefore 13 (rounded up).
Or, if they're pulse lasers, that's 30 shots at 9+, which is a to-hit of 10. The number of hits is therefore 8 (x 2 = 16 points of damage).
The threshold for using this thing seems to be about the same place where rolling to hit becomes tedious.
You still have to roll damage, though.
</font><blockquote>code:</font><hr /><pre style="font-size:x-small; font-family: monospace;">Statistical Combat Table
Die To
Roll Hit
2+ 36
3+ 35
4+ 33
5+ 30
6+ 26
7+ 21
8+ 15
9+ 10
10+ 6
11+ 3
12+ 1 </pre>[/QUOTE]
I was toying with the idea of using the High Guard Weapon factors and Armor as an abstract "weapon" in Classic Traveller Book 2 combat. View the HG weapon factor as a radius of destruction for the weapon. If you visualize the weapon exploding on the surface of the target ship, then the weapon factor (radius) represents the ability of the blast to penetrate armor and the Armor Factor represents the ability of the hull to resist penetration. So a factor 9 weapon against a factor 0 armor would inflict a radius 9 blast on the target ship. A factor 9 weapon against a factor 4 armor would inflict a radius 5 blast on the target ship.
With armor penetration reduced to a simple subtraction (attacking weapon factor minus defending armor factor), the next logical question is how to apply damage. I was thinking about using the blast radius squared as the number of dTons of the target ship destroyed. The radius 9 blast from above, would destroy 81 dTons of the target ship with each successful hit. The radius 5 blast from above, would destroy 25 dTons of the target ship with each successful hit.
These are only rough ideas and would need to be tweaked so that the standard Book 2 lasers and missiles would inflict about the same damage, but it would allow a Book 5 ship to fight a Book 2 ship using book 2 combat as well as allow for armor in book 2 combat.
Perhaps damage should be blast radius cubed? Then a factor 1 turret weapon destroys 1 dTon per hit, a factor 5 bay weapon destroys 125 dTons per hit and a factor 10 spinal weapon destroys 1000 dTons per hit.
Just an idea.
With armor penetration reduced to a simple subtraction (attacking weapon factor minus defending armor factor), the next logical question is how to apply damage. I was thinking about using the blast radius squared as the number of dTons of the target ship destroyed. The radius 9 blast from above, would destroy 81 dTons of the target ship with each successful hit. The radius 5 blast from above, would destroy 25 dTons of the target ship with each successful hit.
These are only rough ideas and would need to be tweaked so that the standard Book 2 lasers and missiles would inflict about the same damage, but it would allow a Book 5 ship to fight a Book 2 ship using book 2 combat as well as allow for armor in book 2 combat.
Perhaps damage should be blast radius cubed? Then a factor 1 turret weapon destroys 1 dTon per hit, a factor 5 bay weapon destroys 125 dTons per hit and a factor 10 spinal weapon destroys 1000 dTons per hit.
Just an idea.
My 2-cent on how I resolve Book 2 combat: It's quick, and it cuts down on the rolls.
Weapon Rules
Missiles – Per LBB2 missiles will always hit the target unless stopped by countermeasures. Missiles are fired at end of turn, and hit at end of following turn.
• ECM program stops all incoming missiles currently in flight on a roll of 7+
• Anti-Missile: Lasers can destroy one incoming missile on a roll of 8+ (+1/2 Gunnery skill, and +1 per laser in turret above the first one). Lasers used to fire on enemy targets are allowed to fire on incoming missiles.
• Sandcasters: Each incoming missile must save at 11- on 2D6 if sand is fired
Missile Types – Missiles may be fired from turrets or bays. Bay missiles (commonly called torpedoes) cannot be fired from turrets, but can be launched from ordnance hardpoints on small craft so equipped. A 50-ton missile bay fires 2 torpedoes at a time, a 100-ton bay fires 4.
• Standard HE: does 1D6 hits (less armor) applied randomly
• Standard HEAP: does 3 points damage (less armor) to one location
• HE Torpedo: as standard HE, but 3D6 hits
• HEAP Torpedo: 8 points damage (less armor) to one location
Energy Weapons – Each turret rolls only once to hit a target. All fired energy weapons in the turret hit on that single roll. For example, a triple laser turret firing all its weapons rolls once to hit, and then once on the location table for 3 points of damage against that location less armor.
• Beam Lasers – Beam lasers hit at 8+ (+/- appropriate DM) and do 1 point of damage each.
• Pulse Lasers – Pulse lasers hit at 10+ (+/- appropriate DM) and do 2 points damage each.
• Plasma / Fusion Guns – Both are short range weapons that can be fired from turrets and bays. Plasma guns do 3 points each, Fusion guns do 4. Bay versions are increased by 2 points.
• Particle Accelerator Weapons (PAW)-
• PAW turrets do 3 points damage (less armor) plus both crew and computer must save 9+ to avoid radiation damage. If failed the computer takes 1 point damage, crew take 1D6.
• PAW barbettes do 4 points (less armor) and 2 points/2D6 radiation damage
• PAW Bays 50-ton bays do 6 points damage (less armor) plus 4 points / 3D6 radiation damage. 100-ton bays do 10 points damage (less armor) plus 6 points/4D6 radiation damage.
Personal armor reduces radiation by that armor’s point value.
Sandcasters – Sand will stop incoming laser fire at a rate of 1 canister of sand per laser stopped. For example: a triple laser turret would do 3 points damage if it hit, but only 1 point if 2 canisters of sand had been fired.
• Sand is launched at the end of the turn and counts towards the next round of laser fire.
• Sand only lasts one round of laser fire.
• Launchers may only launch one canister per turn.
• Sand will not stop fusion/plasma guns or PAW fire.
Armor – Ships may be armored per High Guard rules.
For anything over 5000 tons I use HG, for fleets I use HG - except for the ship the players are on....that requires the more personal touch of this system.
Weapon Rules
Missiles – Per LBB2 missiles will always hit the target unless stopped by countermeasures. Missiles are fired at end of turn, and hit at end of following turn.
• ECM program stops all incoming missiles currently in flight on a roll of 7+
• Anti-Missile: Lasers can destroy one incoming missile on a roll of 8+ (+1/2 Gunnery skill, and +1 per laser in turret above the first one). Lasers used to fire on enemy targets are allowed to fire on incoming missiles.
• Sandcasters: Each incoming missile must save at 11- on 2D6 if sand is fired
Missile Types – Missiles may be fired from turrets or bays. Bay missiles (commonly called torpedoes) cannot be fired from turrets, but can be launched from ordnance hardpoints on small craft so equipped. A 50-ton missile bay fires 2 torpedoes at a time, a 100-ton bay fires 4.
• Standard HE: does 1D6 hits (less armor) applied randomly
• Standard HEAP: does 3 points damage (less armor) to one location
• HE Torpedo: as standard HE, but 3D6 hits
• HEAP Torpedo: 8 points damage (less armor) to one location
Energy Weapons – Each turret rolls only once to hit a target. All fired energy weapons in the turret hit on that single roll. For example, a triple laser turret firing all its weapons rolls once to hit, and then once on the location table for 3 points of damage against that location less armor.
• Beam Lasers – Beam lasers hit at 8+ (+/- appropriate DM) and do 1 point of damage each.
• Pulse Lasers – Pulse lasers hit at 10+ (+/- appropriate DM) and do 2 points damage each.
• Plasma / Fusion Guns – Both are short range weapons that can be fired from turrets and bays. Plasma guns do 3 points each, Fusion guns do 4. Bay versions are increased by 2 points.
• Particle Accelerator Weapons (PAW)-
• PAW turrets do 3 points damage (less armor) plus both crew and computer must save 9+ to avoid radiation damage. If failed the computer takes 1 point damage, crew take 1D6.
• PAW barbettes do 4 points (less armor) and 2 points/2D6 radiation damage
• PAW Bays 50-ton bays do 6 points damage (less armor) plus 4 points / 3D6 radiation damage. 100-ton bays do 10 points damage (less armor) plus 6 points/4D6 radiation damage.
Personal armor reduces radiation by that armor’s point value.
Sandcasters – Sand will stop incoming laser fire at a rate of 1 canister of sand per laser stopped. For example: a triple laser turret would do 3 points damage if it hit, but only 1 point if 2 canisters of sand had been fired.
• Sand is launched at the end of the turn and counts towards the next round of laser fire.
• Sand only lasts one round of laser fire.
• Launchers may only launch one canister per turn.
• Sand will not stop fusion/plasma guns or PAW fire.
Armor – Ships may be armored per High Guard rules.
For anything over 5000 tons I use HG, for fleets I use HG - except for the ship the players are on....that requires the more personal touch of this system.
Imperial Planetologist
SOC-12
IMTU there is an anti-missle cannister that is fired from sandcasters - it's useless against lasers but missles are destroyed on 8+ instead of 12+.
Imperial Planetologist
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Point-defense cannister shot - the idea was inspired by a Jeff Swycaffer article in Dragon many moons ago.
We also have chaff cannisters to mess with radar guidance systems, flares to confuse infrared missle sensors, and anti-missle missles.sabredog said:
Mega-apologies for the thread necro, but I found this discussion a few weeks ago as I was compiling my "personal LBB" set (basically copypasta-ing texts from the FFE CD-ROMs and incorporating my house rules where needed; now my game is contained within 3 60-page booklets rather than spread across lord knows how many books, magazines and loose sheets of paper).
I was working on a table based on the same concept as this (rather than doing the math, I used a spreadsheet to do about 500k sets of rolls and worked from that), and was pleasantly surprised to find it's sorta similar:
Code:
[B]Roll 1 2 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30 [/B]
[B]-5 [/B] 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
[B]-4[/B] 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
[B]-3[/B] 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2
[B]-2[/B] 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 3
[B]-1[/B] 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 4
[B]0[/B] 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 4 5
[B]1[/B] 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 4 5 6
[B]2[/B] 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 4 5 6 7
[B]3[/B] 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 5 6 8 8
[B]4[/B] 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 4 6 7 9 10
[B]5[/B] 0 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 10 11
[B]6[/B] 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 11 12
[B]7[/B] 0 1 1 2 3 4 6 7 9 10 12 13
[B]8[/B] 1 1 1 3 4 5 7 8 10 11 13 14
[B]9[/B] 1 1 2 3 4 6 8 9 11 12 14 16
[B]10[/B] 1 2 2 4 5 7 9 10 12 14 16 17
[B]11[/B] 1 2 2 4 6 8 10 11 13 15 17 18
[B]12[/B] 1 2 3 5 7 9 11 12 14 16 18 20
[B]13[/B] 1 2 3 5 7 9 12 13 15 17 19 21
[B]14[/B] 1 2 3 6 8 10 13 14 16 18 20 22
[B]15[/B] 1 2 3 6 8 10 14 15 17 19 21 23Because this discussion had led to posting ideas for a damage table, I used that and came up with damage tables for multiple shots, too. I'll put those in the next post.
Explosive damage tables. Roll 2d6, and read each entry in the row indicated by the dice roll until you reach the column matching the number of hits.
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EXPLOSIVE DAMAGE – STARSHIPS
Dice ------------------------------------------------------------ Number of Hits ------------------------------------------------------------
Roll 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
2 P-Plant Comp. Hull Hold Fuel J-Drive Fuel M-Drive Fuel J-Drive Fuel Hull
3 M-Drive Hull Comp. J-Drive Hold Hull Fuel J-Drive Fuel P-Plant Fuel Comp.
4 J-Drive Fuel Hull Hold Comp. Fuel Hull M-Drive J-Drive Weapn Fuel Critical
5 Fuel Hull Fuel Hull M-Drive Fuel Hull Comp. P-Plant Comp. Hull J-Drive
6 Hull Hold Hull Comp. Hold J-Drive Weapn Fuel Hull Fuel M-Drive Critical
7 Hull Comp. Hull Comp. Hull J-Drive Hull Hold M-Drive Hull Fuel Hold
8 Hold Hull Hold Hull Comp. J-Drive Weapn Hull Hold Fuel P-Plant Critical
9 Comp. Hull Hold Comp. J-Drive Hold Hull Comp. Fuel Hold Hull M-Drive
10 Comp. Weapn Hull J-Drive Hold Critical Comp. Hull Hold Hull Fuel M-Drive
11 Weapon Hull Comp. M-Drive Comp. Weapn Comp. Hold Comp. Fuel Hold Hold
12 Critical Comp. Hull Hold Comp. Fuel Hull Hold Comp. Critical P-Plant Comp.
EXPLOSIVE DAMAGE – NON-STARSHIPS
Dice ------------------------------------------------------------ Number of Hits ------------------------------------------------------------
Roll 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
2 P-Plant Comp. Hull Hold Fuel M-Drive Fuel M-Drive Fuel M-Drive Fuel Hull
3 M-Drive Hull Comp. M-Drive Hold Hull Fuel M-Drive Fuel P-Plant Fuel Comp.
4 M-Drive Fuel Hull Hold Comp. Fuel Hull M-Drive M-Drive Weapn Fuel Critical
5 Fuel Hull Fuel Hull M-Drive Fuel Hull Comp. P-Plant Comp. Hull M-Drive
6 Hull Hold Hull Comp. Hold M-Drive Weapn Fuel Hull Fuel M-Drive Critical
7 Hull Comp. Hull Comp. Hull M-Drive Hull Hold M-Drive Hull Fuel Hold
8 Hold Hull Hold Hull Comp. M-Drive Weapn Hull Hold Fuel P-Plant Critical
9 Comp. Hull Hold Comp. M-Drive Hold Hull Comp. Fuel Hold Hull M-Drive
10 Comp. Weapn Hull M-Drive Hold Critical Comp. Hull Hold Hull Fuel M-Drive
11 Weapn Hull Comp. M-Drive Comp. Weapn Comp. Hold Comp. Fuel Hold Hold
12 Critical Comp. Hull Hold Comp. Fuel Hull Hold Comp. Critical P-Plant Comp.
EXPLOSIVE DAMAGE – SMALL CRAFT
Dice ------------------------------------------------------------ Number of Hits ------------------------------------------------------------
Roll 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
2 Drive Cabin Drive Drive Drive Comp. Drive Weapn Drive Drive Drive Cabin
3 Drive Cabin Comp. Drive Drive Cabin Drive Weapn Drive Drive Drive Cabin
4 Drive Cabin Comp. Drive Drive Cabin Drive Weapn Drive Drive Cabin Critical
5 Drive Cabin Comp. Weapn Drive Cabin Drive Cabin Drive Drive Cabin Critical
6 Comp. Weapn Cabin Weapn Drive Cabin Comp. Cabin Drive Drive Cabin Drive
7 Cabin Weapn Comp. Cabin Drive Comp. Cabin Weapn Drive Cabin Critical Drive
8 Cabin Comp. Weapn Cabin Drive Comp. Cabin Weapn Drive Cabin Critical Cabin
9 Cabin Comp. Weapn Cabin Drive Comp. Cabin Weapn Drive Cabin Cabin Critical
10 Cabin Comp. Cabin Weapn Cabin Comp. Cabin Weapn Drive Cabin Critical Drive
11 Weapn Cabin Comp. Cabin Critical Cabin Comp. Cabin Drive Cabin Weapn Drive
12 Critical Cabin Comp. Cabin Weapn Cabin Comp. Cabin Drive Cabin Critical CabinRadiation damage tables...
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RADIATION DAMAGE – STARSHIPS
Dice ------------------------------------------------------------ Number of Hits ------------------------------------------------------------
Roll 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
2 Crew -- Crew Comp. Crew Comp. Crew -- Crew Comp. -- Comp.
3 Crew Comp. -- Crew Comp. Crew Comp. Crew -- Crew Comp. --
4 Comp. Crew Comp. -- Comp. Comp. Crew Comp. Crew -- Weapn Crew
5 Comp. Comp. Comp. Crew -- Crew Comp. Crew Comp. Crew -- Weapn
6 Comp. Comp. Crew Comp. Crew -- Crew Comp. Weapn Crew Comp. --
7 -- Comp. Comp. Crew Comp. Crew -- Weapn Comp. Comp. Comp. Weapn
8 Comp. -- Crew Comp. Crew Comp. Weapn -- Weapn Comp. Weapn Comp.
9 Crew Comp. -- Weapn Comp. Comp. Comp. Weapn -- Comp. Crew Weapn
10 Weapn Comp. Comp. -- Weapn Comp. Weapn Comp. Crew -- Weapn Comp.
11 Weapn Crew Comp. Weapn -- Weapn Comp. Weapn Comp. Comp. -- Weapn
12 Weapn Comp. Weapn Comp. Weapn -- Weapn Comp. Weapn Comp. Weapn --
RADIATION DAMAGE – NON-STARSHIPS
Dice ------------------------------------------------------------ Number of Hits ------------------------------------------------------------
Roll 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
2 Crew Comp. Crew Comp. Crew Comp. Crew Comp. Crew Crew Comp. Crew
3 Crew Comp. Crew Comp. Crew Comp. Crew Comp. Crew Comp. Crew Weapn
4 Crew Comp. Crew Comp. Crew Comp. Crew Comp. Weapn Crew Comp. Crew
5 Comp. Comp. Comp. Crew Comp. Crew Comp. Crew Comp. Crew Comp. Weapn
6 Comp. Comp. Crew Comp. Crew Comp. Crew Comp. Weapn Crew Comp. Comp.
7 Comp. Comp. Comp. Crew Comp. Crew Comp. Weapn Comp. Comp. Comp. Weapn
8 Comp. Comp. Crew Comp. Crew Comp. Weapn Comp. Weapn Comp. Weapn Comp.
9 Crew Comp. Comp. Weapn Comp. Comp. Comp. Weapn Comp. Comp. Crew Weapn
10 Weapn Comp. Weapn Comp. Crew Comp. Weapn Comp. Crew Comp. Weapn Comp.
11 Weapn Crew Weapn Comp. Weapn Comp. Weapn Comp. Weapn Comp. Weapn Comp.
12 Weapn Comp. Weapn Comp. Weapn Comp. Weapn Comp. Weapn Comp. Weapn Comp.
RADIATION DAMAGE – SMALL CRAFT
Dice ------------------------------------------------------------ Number of Hits ------------------------------------------------------------
Roll 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
2 Crew Crew Comp. Crew Crew Comp. Crew Crew Comp. Crew Crew Weapn
3 Crew Comp. Crew Comp. Crew Crew Comp. Crew Crew Weapn Crew Crew
4 Crew Crew Weapn Crew Comp. Crew Crew Weapn Crew Crew Comp. Crew
5 Crew Comp. Crew Weapn Crew Crew Comp. Crew Crew Comp. Crew Crew
6 Crew Comp. Crew Crew Weapn Crew Crew Comp. Crew Crew Comp. Weapn
7 Crew Crew Crew Comp. Crew Weapn Comp. Crew Crew Weapn Crew Comp.
8 Comp. Comp. Crew Crew Weapn Crew Crew Weapn Crew Crew Comp. Crew
9 Comp. Crew Weapn Crew Crew Comp. Crew Crew Weapn Crew Comp. Weapn
10 Weapn Comp. Crew Weapn Crew Crew Comp. Crew Crew Weapn Crew Comp.
11 Weapn Crew Comp. Crew Weapn Crew Crew Comp. Crew Crew Weapn Comp.
12 Weapn Comp. Crew Comp. Crew Weapn Crew Crew Comp. Crew Crew Weapn
