About: D6 Combat Rules/Character Movement and Chases

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Every character and creature has a Move score: it's how many meters per round the character moves while walking. (Most humans have a Move of 10). Moving is an action, just like firing a blaster or dodging an attack. A character can move once per round. A running or walking character uses her running skill or Dexterity attribute. (A swimming character uses her swimming skill or Strength; a climbing character uses her climbing/jumping or Strength. For unusual movements - such as swimming or climbing - the Move is normally one-third the Character's Move; adjust this rate at your discretion.)

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rdfs:label	D6 Combat Rules/Character Movement and Chases
rdfs:comment	Every character and creature has a Move score: it's how many meters per round the character moves while walking. (Most humans have a Move of 10). Moving is an action, just like firing a blaster or dodging an attack. A character can move once per round. A running or walking character uses her running skill or Dexterity attribute. (A swimming character uses her swimming skill or Strength; a climbing character uses her climbing/jumping or Strength. For unusual movements - such as swimming or climbing - the Move is normally one-third the Character's Move; adjust this rate at your discretion.)
dcterms:subject	dbkwik:resource/8-h5P4WhLj5DE_kCIwO-pA== The Way It Works
abstract	Every character and creature has a Move score: it's how many meters per round the character moves while walking. (Most humans have a Move of 10). Moving is an action, just like firing a blaster or dodging an attack. A character can move once per round. A running or walking character uses her running skill or Dexterity attribute. (A swimming character uses her swimming skill or Strength; a climbing character uses her climbing/jumping or Strength. For unusual movements - such as swimming or climbing - the Move is normally one-third the Character's Move; adjust this rate at your discretion.) Movement works just like other actions. You describe the terrain and pick a difficulty level and a difficulty number: Very Easy (1-5), Easy (6-10), Moderate (11-15), Difficult (16-20), Very Difficult (21-30) or Heroic (31+). The player decides how fast she wants her character to move and makes her running roll. If the roll is equal to or greater than the difficulty number, the character moves without a problem; if the roll is lower than the difficulty number, the character has a problem.

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