Silent Hill RPG OOC

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Welcome to Silent Hill

Don't bother with leaving

as you are going to be here a while

You are at home, sitting around and doing nothing. You begin to think of how everything in your life has piled up and you can no longer take the pressure of school, work, or whatever else it is that you are a part of.

So you decide to plan a Vacation

What you want to do is go to a place far away from home while still saving money or not having to worry about planning a travel schedule. You just want to have a nice time. As you flip through the brochures or browse the travel websites, one name seems to come out at you:

Silent Hill

From all the info you dig up on this place, it seems pretty nice. The town is peaceful, clean, and highly hospitable. There appears to be alot to do and many sights to see without paying an arm and a leg to do so. After some more research, careful planning, and money saving you are soon ready to go on your vacation.

You pack your bags and get in your car and either drive straight there or head to the airport to go on a plane, renting a car once at the airport to drive there. No matter how you get there, you are soon there.

As you walk into the town, you notice how nice and quiet it is. After a bit of walking around, you notice it is too quiet. You notice how the streets and buildings seem to be vacant of any people and as you explore more you notice that trash and other things litter the streets.

You begin to get nervous, so many questions go through your mind.

"Where am I?"

"What is this place?"

"Where is everyone?"

Of course, none of them beat one other question you have.

"What is that thing?!"

You notice a strange monster. Its horrific and terrifying, you have no idea what it is. You rush back to your vehicle in a panic only to discover it won't start. You try to run down the road away from this place, but when you get far enough away you seem to black out for a moment, only to reappear standing back where you came when you first arrived in the town.

The realization dawns on you:

"You are trapped"

And now one better question then all of the rest surfaces.

"How will I escape?"

Welcome to the town of Silent Hill. Will you be able to survive your vacation, or will this vacation be the last one you ever take in your lifetime.

Welcome All to Silent Hill RPG

First of all, let me confess that I have not played the games that much so the story is not something I know really well. I have, however; watched Let's Plays of Silent Hill 1 & 2, have played a little bit of the game, watched others play, and have done my fair share of research on it. So I do know about the world of Silent Hill and all of its dark horrors and mysteries (well maybe a good amount of them anyway).

This game will have its completely own plot separate from all the other Silent Hills. This is our totally new game that we shall create.

The RPG Experience

Now when I say RPG I literally mean RPG or "Role Playing Game". This means that this is not only an RP where we create a story, but play a game as well. This in all basic colors, means that this RP will have a Game System tied to it.

I believe that adding a game system to it that gives the characters stats, abilities, items, and other things that they can use to allow a sense of strategy and careful planning to be added to it. Combats become more organized and filled with planning and suspense as the dice roll (rolled by me) determines your fate.

While it be said, your character can die in this system since whether you want them to or not since it is an RPG. Of course I will try my best to give your character a way to save themselves or be saved, but in the end if they die they die (you can always make a new one ^^).

Rules

Yes Rules. We all hate them so, but they are here so everyone can have an enjoyable time and must be obeyed so everyone can have fun. Well, without further ado here are those good old rules:

1. Follow all Game Mechanics. Whether it be in Combat, solving a Puzzle, or getting yourself out of a tight spot, always follow the Game Mechanics. This means that you cannot automatically succeed in something. Instead you describe what you want to do in your post with your post and wait for the DM to roll the dice and add whatever bonuses you get for whatever situation you are in with your stats. The result will determine the outcome of whatever happens.

2. No sex. Although this is Silent Hill (dark stuff everywhere), no one wants to read posts about others doing the deed with one another. Its just wrong.

3. Obey me. While I am not so much as a jerk to say you can't complain about something you have a problem with, usually if I say something it goes (but if you do have a problem with my judgement feel free to voice your opinions, I do not mind).

4. No OOC fighting. Try to keep hostility and insults to a 0 on here. I want everyone to enjoy their experience on this RP, so no going around making others feel bad.

5. Have fun. This is a game and an RP. So just enjoy yourself and have fun.

6. Ask questions, make suggestions. Have a question or a suggestion, do not be afraid to ask or tell.

7. Proof of reading. Copy rule 5 and post it on your Character Sheet to show that you have read the rules.

8. Be Active. I cannot stress this one enough. Since this is a Game RP characters usually move in turns (unless its situations outside of combat). So please always remember to try and post at least a couple times a day, and especially be there during Combat. If the RP is moving quickly and you are not here (especially when it is a combat scenario or other scenarios when we post in Turns) we will bypass your turn, but your character will still gain EXP. If you do not post for a day or two then I will make your character "Invisible" to where he/she is still there, but they gain no EXP or items. If you fail to post for a long period of time then I will void your character's existence entirely.

9. Just a side note to all. I Perform all Dice Rolls and other mechanic features so you guys can enjoy the role playing more. The mechanics are here to add a challenging difficulty to the RP. Most of the dice roll stuff is there for mainly my benefit (so I can look at it and remember what to do), but other than that it is also there for your benefit so you can know how I determine things and decide better on what you want to do. The fact that game stuff is here adds also a strategy and suspense element to it as you wonder "Did my attack succeed" or "will my character make this jump" as you wait for me to post your character's fate. It makes it all the more exciting. So if something says its listed by something else and it isn't listed here, I most likely have it listed somewhere if you must know it. Like I say, you guys worry about what you want to do, I will worry about the numbers and dice rolling ^^

If you tell me that you are leaving though for some time (which would be much appreciated) then I will only turn them Invisible until you get back.

The Game System

Now here is the more important part. The Game System. As I have stated before, this is an RPG so it has a Game System to go along with it. The Game System is essentially the mechanics you have to follow throughout the game when performing different actions, fighting monsters, solving puzzles, or escaping tough situations. I will do all of the dice rolling and number computing, all you guys have to do is tell me what you want to do and roleplay awesomely ^^

The best place to start out with the Game System is defining the character Stats. The standard way the starting value of a stat is determined is to roll a 1d10 and that is the starting value, plus you start out with 2 Stat Points to put into any of your Stats. The standard increase of a Stat upon Leveling up is 1d4, plus any Stat Points you add which increase the stat by 1. Important Note: All of the stats that determine some other value their exact scores is that value. Each Character has # Stats and they are:

Health

This Sub Stat is also a Base Stat that represents the physical health of your character. This shows how much damage they can take before collapsing (essentially how tough they are).

This stat starts out at 1d100 and increases by 1d10 every time you Level up. Applying Stat Points increases your max Health by 1d4 for every point you put into your Health.

When you take Damage your Health is decreased, and when it gets to 0 your character Faints and is in danger of Dying (see Health and Death section for details). There are also no Stat Roll Checks for this stat.

Constitution

Constitution is how tough your character is and determines their resistance to bodily harming affects. All Stat Roll checks for this Stat are used whenever you need to resist a bodily harming affect like Poison or Paralysis.

Your Constitution score is also added on to your max Health.

This Stat's starting value and method of Level up are both the standard way.

Strength

Strength is how strong your character is. Stat Roll Checks for this stat are used whenever you need to show your strength in a tough spot either to escape from any sort of Grapple or move something incredibly heavy.

This Stat's score determines your Melee Attack which you add to the damage done with any melee weapon or when unarmed (which unless you have the Improved Unarmed Attack Skill it is 1d4). Your Melee Attack can be increased by Skills that you use when attacking or by Attributes you have.

Will

Will is how strong your character's mind is. It determines your Mental Health and Magic Defense.

Mental Health is essentially how stable your Mind is at the current moment. This starts out as 10 (base Mental Health) + Will Score. Your Base Mental Health increases by 1d6 whenever you Level up. If this ever gets to 0 then your character will snap and go insane. The way it goes down is if you ever receive a mental shock or mental damage from seeing something horrifying or whenever a mental power corrupts your thoughts or weakens your mind. There are ways to restore mental health. You can restore it by either sleeping, not every sleep does this, (see Resting for more details) or by either drinking a calming drink like Oolong Tea or using Calming Incense and relaxing while breathing it in slowly (see the items listed there in the Item section for info).

Will also determines Magic Defense. In old times a strong mind was always said to be what could ward off Magic. When you get hit by a Spell that deals Damage, you reduce the amount by your Magic Defense. Some equipment may increase this.

Will also determines Magic Power. This is the numeral value that is added on to other numeral values of the Spells you cast (what this value is added on to is listed by the Spell)

Will Stat Checks are used to resist mind harming affects. This Stat's starting value and method of Level up are both the standard way.

Intelligence

Intelligence is how smart your character is. This stat is only used for its Stat Checks when your character needs to show their knowledge and understanding of things. This Stat's starting value and method of Level up are both the standard way.

Dexterity

Your Dexterity is your character's reflexes and coordination. All Stat Checks for Dexterity are used whenever you need coordination to solve a problem. This Stat's Score determines your Reflexes and Accuracy.

Reflexes are added onto your Dodge Rating whenever you need to roll to dodge either an attack or other form of hazard.

Accuracy is your chance to hit an opponent (see Combat for more details) and your Dexterity increases your Weapon's Accuracy (for Unarmed your Weapon Accuracy is your Agility). This Stat's starting value and method of Level up are both the standard way.

Agility

Agility is how fast your character is. Stat checks for Agility are used when you need to move fast to get out of a tough spot (like outrunning a monster for instance).

Agility is also added to your Reflexes to determine your Dodge Rating (see Combat button for details) and is your Weapon Accuracy for fighting unarmed or with a weapon that goes on your fist (like Brass Knuckles for instance). This Stat's starting value and method of Level up are both the standard way.

Charisma

Charisma is how persuasive you are. All this stat is used for are the Stat checks to talk yourself out of a tight spot. There are several Charisma based skills that increase your chances of success when using words to get out of a tight place. This Stat's starting value and method of Level up are both the standard way.

All characters start out at Level 1 and you must gain a certain amount of EXP to level them up. The amount of EXP you need to gain to Level up to the next Level is equal to 100x where "X" is equal to your current Level (so if you are Level 1 you need 100 EXP to advance to Level 2, Level 2 needs 200 EXP to advance to Level 3 and so on and so forth).

You gain EXP from defeating monsters, solving puzzles, or succeeding in Stat Checks to get you out of tough situations. The amount you gain for Monsters depends on the monster. The amount you gain for Puzzles depends on the puzzle.

The amount for situations depends on the situation difficulty. Easy Situations get you 5, Average Situations get you 10, Hard Situations get you 15, and Deadly Situations (which are the toughest, so pray you don't get into one of those) get you 20.

Whenever you Level up you gain 1 Skill Point and 2 Stat Points. Every 2 Levels you gain 1 Attribute Point.

Whenever you are faced with a Stat check, here is how you do it. Every situation whether it be avoiding a trap, resisting a body harming affect, talking your way out of a tough spot, ect. requires a Stat Check to solve. Here is how it works:

All these situations have a Chance of Failure. To trump the Chance of Failure you simply roll a 1d100 and add any the scores of the Stats used in the check and any other bonuses you would get (either from Attributes or Skills). If the final result beats the Chance of Failure then you succeed, if not then you fail.

Note, as the GM I will be doing all Dice Rolls for everything using a Random Number Generator.

Combat is one of the most important aspects of any RPG game, especially one based upon Silent Hill. The following section explains everything you need to know about combat here.

(This next part on combat mechanics of how people get hit and damage is done is more for me, since I am doing all dice rolls, but I put it here so you know how things are happening and you can comment if you want to)

Spoiler

Turn Order

The first step is to determine Turn Order. This is done by everyone rolling an Agility Stat Check (1d100 + Agility Score). The person with the highest result goes first, then the runner up goes second, then so on and so forth until the turn order for every Foe and Player in the beginning of the combat has been determined.

Any latecomers into the combat after the first turn will automatically go last (multiple newcomers will roll the check and their turn orders will be determined in the same way as normal, only their turn order is put behind all the current turn order).

Attacking

Attacking is the only way to solve combat situations. So here is how it works:

When you post saying you want to attack a foe you can either write up a descriptive post of your attack (this is an RP afterall) then put in parentheses the game mechanic version of what you want to do, or go right out and post saying "I use my Shotgun on Monster A".

Either way when you attack this is how you determine whether or not you hit. You roll a 1d100 and add your Accuracy Rating (Dexterity + Weapon Accuracy + Miscellaneous Bonuses) to the result.

If you are being attacked to dodge you roll a 1d100 and add your Dodge Rating (Dexterity + Agility + Other Bonuses).

If your result (if you are attacking) beats your target's result (they are dodging) then you hit, and same goes for other way around.

The next part of Attacking is determine to Damage dealt with your weapon. To do so for Melee Weapons you roll your Weapon's damage roll, add your Melee Attack Score and whatever the result is that much damage is dealt.

When attacking with multiple strikes of a weapon (or using a skill that allows you to get two attack turns with a weapon) you must roll to hit and roll to damage (if you hit) for every strike.

For Magic Spells the combat mechanics are different. The Spells still hit the foe in the same as normal attacks do. The damage, however; is different. (See Magic for more details on how spells work)

Combat Actions

These are the following Actions you can do in Combat.

Attacking: See Attacking Above

Use an Item: Use an Item you have in your inventory, this provokes Chance Attacks

Cast a Spell: If you have found and learned any spells, you can use one you know. Various Spells make take more than 1 turn to cast. If you get damaged while you cast the spell it is interrupted. Casting a Spell provokes a Melee Chance Attack if you are Close Range to a foe. See Magic for more details.

Use a Skill: Use any special Skill you know (some may provoke Chance Attacks)

Melee Chance Attack: This a free attack you get on any turn. If you are in Close Range with a foe that does an action that provokes a Melee Chance Attack you get a Melee Attack against that foe. All combat mechanics for Attacking a foe still apply though (but some Attributes or Skills may give you bonuses with both types of Chance Attacks). If you are occupied by another action like something that spans more than one turn, a grapple, ect then you cannot get a Chance Attack (DM will state when you get one).

Ranged Chance Attack: When a foe is at Medium Range or Long Range from you, they may perform an action that leaves themselves open to a Chance Attack. In that case you get a free Ranged Attack on them like you would a Melee Chance Attack if the opponent were close. Performing a Ranged Chance Attack while an opponent is Close Range to you provokes a Melee Chance Attack that goes before your Ranged Chance Attack. If their Chance Attack hits you then your Ranged Chance Attack is canceled. If you are occupied by another action like something that spans more than one turn, a grapple, ect then you cannot get a Chance Attack (DM will state when you get one).

Move: You can move to up or down a single range from a foe you are facing. So if you are at Close Range to Foe A, yet Medium range from Foe C, you could either move to Medium Range from Foe A or Long Range from Foe C. Moving out of close range from a foe provokes a Chance Attack onto you (or vice versa). See Distances in Combat for more details on Ranges. If an Enemy has a Ranged Attack of some sort that they can do instantly then if you move towards them from Medium or Long Range then you get a Ranged Chance Attack they get a Ranged Chance Attack against you and vice versa if the enemy moves towards you. This Ranged Chance Attack only works if you haven't recently moved in your last turn though and may not work if the creature has some sort of special movement ability or something of the sort (basically, if the DM says it works, it works, if not then it doesn't)

Reloading: All Ranged Weapons have a Reload time. When you are reloading while Close Range to a foe you provoke Chance Attacks. The amount of time to reload varies upon the weapon.

Grappling: Attempt to grab onto an opponent. This has the same Weapon Accuracy as an Unarmed Strike. Succeeding allows you to put the opponent into the Grappled Status.

Distances in Combat

There are three types of distances (since this is an online setting, so going all percise with distance measurements may get complicated).

There is Close Range which is the only distance Melee Attacks can be used at. Ranged Weapons can be used at Close Distance, but provoke a Chance Attack from the foe you are hitting if you do so and if they can make one they do it before you can attack. If you manage to hit a foe with a Ranged Weapon like a gun at point blank it does double damage, you get an additional shot if your weapon only has 1 shot per turn, and you have +20 to hit. If a foe hits you with their Chance Attack while you use your Ranged Weapon your Attack gets interrupted and you lose your Turn. Some Spells may provoke Chance Attacks if you cast them at Close Range (see Magic for details).

Medium Range which is a safe Range to use Ranged Weapons from. Most Spells can be safely cast from this range.

Long Range which is a far distance away is the safest Range to use Ranged Weapons from and some spells can be cast from this Range (most are Med-Close Range Spells).

Magic has been mentioned several times so far, and the prospects of players casting spells has been mentioned as well. While I know that in the Silent Hill games no character (unless they are evil) has been able to use Magic, but I think letting the players use Magic adds a twist onto the game.

Of course, when I mention Magic I do not mean classic old RPG Magic that all you need is some mana to cast and a magic wand, I mean dark evil magic.

In this world, Magic is a dark and evil ability that holds great power. And it may hold your key to escaping as well if you choose to delve into the Dark Arts.

To learn Spells you must find them. Throughout the game you may find scrolls or tomes containing different Magic spells that you can use. To learn a Spell you simply make an Intelligence Stat Check, and if you succeed you learn the Spell, if you do not you can try again. Whenever you attempt to learn the Spell (succeed or not) you take 1d10 Mental Health Damage. Learning Spells costs no Skill Points since you have to find the Spells to learn them. While learning the spell may be easy, using it is a whole different matter.

Magic is a dark force, its powers are horrendous. Whenever you use Magic you face a chance of you being corrupted by its power which will sap away at your Mental Health. So you simply make a Will Stat Check, the Chance of Failure being listed by the spell. If you succeed then you resist the mental corruption and take no Mental Health damage. If you fail then you take the Mental Health Damage listed by the Spell.

When using a Spell that has a Combat purpose, like it deals damage to a foe, it may have a Spell Accuracy. Whenever that happens it is like rolling to hit with a Ranged Weapon. The only difference is, instead of Weapon Accuracy you use Spell Accuracy instead.

Also, Spells have what is known as a Spell Cooldown. This is how many Turns before the Spell can be used again. So if you use a Spell on one Turn, then you must wait however many of your Turns that the Spell Cooldown lists before you can use that same Spell again.

The Spells that players have learned are listed here.

Consumens Flamma: Launch a sphere of all consuming evil flame at your foes and watch as they burn and are consumed by the dark flame that sheds no light no matter how hot it burns.

Learning Difficulty: 70

Corruption Resistance Difficulty: 55

Corruption Damage: 1d6

Target: Single

Range: Medium-Close

Affect: The Spell deals 1d12 Fire Damage upon hit and then for the next 1d4 Rounds the foe takes 1d8 Fire Damage (this damage not being increased by the caster’s Magic Power). The Flame from this Spell cannot be put out by anything, it automatically goes out once the 1d4 Rounds are over.

Spell Accuracy: 10

Spell Cooldown: 1 Turn

Sometimes you may be in a situation where you just have to pray on luck to see you through. These are known as Circumstance checks. These special Checks do not use any Stats or character values to succeed. They simply use fate (or in this case a d100 roll).

This following is the list of items and weapons that you can find throughout Silent Hill and their functions.

Note: Not every Item in the game is listed here. Rarer Equipment items, Spell Scrolls, Key Items, and other things I would rather keep hidden are not mentioned here. Only the basic Items and Weapons are. As you find the more items not listed, I will list them.

I will finish more of these later, but did not have enough time to list more. If you have ideas, add them.

Handgun Ammo: Ammo for any basic Handguns, comes in packs of 20

Rifle Ammo: Ammo for Rifles, comes in packs of 6

Shotgun Ammo: Comes in packs of 4

Rocket Ammo: Good luck finding this rare ammo for this rare weapon, only found in a case of 1.

Machine Gun Ammo: Ammo used in any Machine Gun weapon.

Revolver Ammo: Comes in single bullets (but usually found in groups)

Health Drink: Heals 100 HP

Oolong Tea: Calming drink that heals 5 Mental Health, is a Drink Item

Calming Incense: If used while resting it heals 50% Mental Health to all nearby. If lit and carried around it heals 10 Mental Health to all of those around you every hour.

Food Ration Pack: Heals 60 HP and 5 Mental Health, Can be used twice, is a Food Item

Bread: Its bread, heals 25 HP and is a Food Item

First Aid Kit: Heals 100% HP if the character rests after they use this item. Only 1d100 Health if the character goes and moves about after it is used. First Aid Skill required to use this Item. Can also be used in conjunction with the First Aid Skill to cure Poison, the check to cure the Poison being a Team Check consisting of a CON Check from the poisoned victim and an INT Check from the aid giver.

Cigarette: Deals you 10 Damage, but heals Mental Health by 5. Comes in packs of 16.

Match Book: Comes in a pack of 1d12, these useful items are used to start small fires.

AA Batteries: Useful for powering things that need them. You usually find them 2 at a time, but it just depends.

Weak Medicine: Weak Medicine that can cure either Weak Poisons or Weak Infections.

Average Medicine: This Average Medicine can cure Average Poisons or Average Infections.

Strong Medicine: Strong Medicine that can cure Strong Poisons or Strong Infections.

Boxed Lunch: Food Item, heals 25 Health, has 2 Uses

Coral Cola: Brand name soda known throughout the world. Heals 25 Health and is a Drink Item. Restores 1d4 Mental Health

Bottled Water: Easy to find, is a Drink Item. Restores 1 Mental Health.

Trail Mix: Used as a Food Item and heals 5 Health. Has 2 Uses.

Bread Rolls: Sweet bready goodness. Heals 10 HP and 1 Mental Health due to the sweetness of the sweet bread rolls. Is a Food Item.

Energy Drink: This drink energizes you. It heals 20 Health, 5 Mental Health, and increases your Max HP by 2d20 for the entire day.

Energy Bar: This bar heals 10 Health, 1d4 Mental Health, and increases your Max HP by 1d20 for the entire day.

Mind Drink: Restores 10 Mental Health

.45 Handgun: This small, standardized firearm is the perfect choice for an easy to use side firearm for when you need to get a foe defeated quickly from a safe distance.
Damage- 1d12
Ammo: 20 Shots
Accuracy: 25
Ammo Type: Handgun
Range: Long
Attacks: 2/Turn
Target: Single
Reload Time: 1 Turn
Double Barrel Shotgun: This classic weapon is perfect for blasting a foe apart if you aren't afraid to get up close and personal. Unlike other Weapons this Weapon doesn't really need to be aimed that well and thus can be fired much more quickly, so if you are making an attack from Close Range the foe still gets a Melee Chance Attack, but gets a -10 Penalty on their Accuracy Roll when doing so. At Medium Range it has only 5 Weapon Accuracy and only deals half damage.
Damage- 4d10 +1d8
Ammo: 2/2 Shots
Accuracy: 15
Ammo Type: Shotgun
Range: Close/Medium
Attacks: 1/Turn
Target: Single
Reload Time: 1 Turn

Revolver: This small old-time weapon packs a slight more powerful kick then a handgun, even if it is slower and ammunition is harder to find. Perfect to keep handy for a tough spot.
Damage- 1d20
Ammo: 6 Shots
Accuracy: 15
Ammo Type: Revolver
Range: Long
Attacks: 1/Turn
Target: Single
Reload Time: 1 Turn/3 Bullets Reloaded

Sniper Rifle: A deadly precision weapon. This standard issue sniper rifle has allowed people to snipe down their foes from a distance.
Damage: 2d12
Ammo: 4 Shots
Accuracy: 10 When No Scoped, 40 When Scoped (Cannot scope at Close Range)
Ammo Type: Rifle
Range: Long
Attacks: 1/Turn
Target: Single
Reload Time: 2 Turns

Uzi: A small, fast, but sort of weak machine gun, this weapon is useful if you need to take down something small really fast.
Damage: 1d8/Shot
Ammo: 50 Shots
Accuracy: 20
Ammo Type: Machine Gun
Range: Medium
Attacks: 10
Target: Single
Reload Time: 2 Turns

12-Gauge: A stronger version of the double barrel. This powerful shotgun not only holds more ammunition and can be used from further away, but it is more accurate and powerful.
Damage: 6d8
Ammo: 6 Shots
Accuracy: 20
Ammo Type: Shotgun
Range: Medium (does half damage and has half accuracy at Medium Range, does Full Damage and has Full Accuracy at Close Range)

Desert Eagle: A strong pistol that packs a slightly better kick then the standard issue .45 Caliber.
Damage- 1d20
Ammo: 20 Shots
Accuracy: 25
Ammo Type: Handgun
Range: Long
Attacks: 2/Turn
Target: Single
Reload Time: 1 Turn

Unarmed: You fight with your fists and feet.
Attack- 1d4 (Can be increased by hand weapons, skills, or attributes)
Accuracy: 12
Range: Close
Attacks: 1
Target: Single
Damage Type: Blunt

Fire Axe: An axe used to smash through wooden structures in case of fires.
Attack- 2d10
Accuracy: 10
Range: Close
Attacks: 1
Target: Single
Damage Type: Slashing

Small Hatchet: A small hatchet meant for chopping wood, but it can always be used to chop a head open as well.
Attack- 1d12
Accuracy: 4
Range: Close
Attacks: 1
Target: Single
Damage Type: Slashing

Brass Knuckles: Allows an extra 1d6 Damage to be dealt with Unarmed Attacks, but decreases their Accuracy by 5. Is an Accessory

Knife: Small Knife
Attack- 1d6
Accuracy: 15
Range: Close
Attacks: 2
Target: Single
Damage Type: Piercing

Sledgehammer: A great tool capable of smashing both stone and heads. Its incredibly heavy though. Requires Strength of 15 to wield.
Attack: 3d12 Damage
Accuracy: 0
Range: Close
Attacks: 1
Target: Single
Damage Type: Blunt

Wooden Bat: This Bat is made of wood and packs a skull smashing wallop, however; it also has a risk of breaking. The bat will break if it hits a foe with an incredibly tough body or something really hard. It can also be lit on fire and burned away that way. Has 100 Health, every time you hit a foe with it, the bat loses 1d10 Health. Also if this weapon deals more than 45 damage the victim must make a CON check with a difficulty of 15 + how much damage was dealt to stay conscious.
Attack-1d12
Accuracy: 15
Range: Close
Attacks: 1
Target: Single
Damage Type: Blunt
Current Health: 100/100

Metal Bat: Unlike a wooden bat this bat is stronger and it doesn’t break, but is sort of heavier so its slower. If this weapon deals more than 30 damage then the victim must make a CON check with a difficulty of 20 + how much damage was dealt to stay conscious.
Attack: 4d8
Accuracy: -5
Range: Close
Attacks: 1
Target: Single
Damage Type: Blunt

Butcher Knife: This knife has a longer blade that is meant for cutting meat and flesh.
Attack- 1d10
Accuracy: 15
Range: Close
Attacks: 2
Target: Single
Damage Type: Piercing/Slashing

Survival Knife: This blade is much sharper and twice as long than a normal knife. This blade could be considered a dagger if this were a few hundred years ago. Perfect for a light melee weapon that can be used if you are ever in danger and don't have a gun to defend yourself.
Attack- 1d12
Accuracy: 13
Range: Close
Attacks: 2
Target: Single
Damage Type: Piercing/Slashing

Stun Gun: This weapon takes 2 AA batteries to operate and has a limited number of uses due to requiring energy to activate, but this melee weapon delivers a powerful shock to a foe when used.
Attack: 3d12
Accuracy: -5
Range: Close
Attacks: 1
Target: Single
Damage Type: Electric
Uses: 10

Sharpened Spear: This Spear is brand new with a sharpened point, metal shaft, and polished head. Despite the metal shaft this spear seems lighter than most other spears, an excellent weapon for any warrior. This weapon is also long enough to allow for Melee Chance Attacks on foes at Medium Range only these attacks would do 1/2 damage and have 0 Weapon Accuracy.
Attack-2d20
Accuracy: 18
Range: Close/ Medium(for Melee Chance Attacks only)
Attacks: 1
Target: Single
Damage Type: Piercing

Spear: Like a Sharpened Spear this weapon can be used for Melee Chance Attacks (at 1/2 Damage with 0 Weapon Accuracy) only it has a wooden shaft (so it can be broken by an enemy's attack).
Attack-1d20
Accuracy: 15
Range: Close/ Medium(for Melee Chance Attacks only)
Attacks: 1
Target: Single
Damage Type: Piercing

Crow Bar: Good for prying things open or beating people with.
Attack- 1d12
Accuracy: 10
Range: Close
Attacks: 1
Target: Single
Damage Type: Blunt

Javelin: This spear like weapon is meant for throwing at your foes for dealing alot of damage, but it can also be used to stab them from close range as well. Despite being listed under "Single Use Weapons", the Javelin can be used multiple times if you just retrieve it. It is Melee/Thrown for each listing.
Attack- 1d12/2d20
Accuracy: 8/15
Range: Close/Medium-Long
Attacks: 1/1
Target: Single/Single
Damage Type: Piercing/Piercing

Grenade: This throwing weapon causes a small explosion that packs a punch.
Attack: 6d12 + 1d20 Damage to target, half damage to all those near target.
Accuracy: Dexterity Score
Range: Medium
Weapon Type: Ranged Throwing Weapon (If this type of weapon misses, any affects the DM will determine whether or not it still landed Close Range to the target so its Close Range affects apply)
Target: Single/All in Close Range of Target

Flash Grenade: This grenade does not cause an explosion, but inflicts the Blindness Status for 3 Turns to all of those in Close Range of the target.
Attack: 0
Accuracy: Dexterity Score
Range: Medium
Weapon Type: Ranged Throwing Weapon
Target: Single/All in Close Range of Target

Flame Grenade: This small explosive is an excellent incendiary that ignites whatever foe it hits.
Attack: 3d10 Fire Damage, 1d10 Fire Damage for every Turn the Target is still hit with the fire.
Accuracy: Dexterity Score
Range: Medium
Weapon Type: Ranged Throwing Weapon
Target: Single

Cop Belt: This handy belt can be used to carry a 4 small items in its 4 small compartments. Also allows you to holster up to two Handgun or Revolver type weapons and 1 Melee Weapon for easy to reach use.

Lighter: This small item simply lights a small fire and stays lit as you hold down the switch. Perfect for lighting small fires.

Map of the town: Map of Silent Hill

Pocket Torch: A small flashlight, requires 2 batteries to use. Gives 5 feet additional visibility in fog, 10 in normal darkness. Has eight hours of battery life.

Flashlight: Requires 2 AA Batteries to use. Is used as a source of Light. Can be used for a total of 8 Hours.

Compact Radio: A small radio with a clip so it can be worn on the waist. Keeping it on all the time may allow you to hear something if you are lucky. Requires 4 AA batteries to use. Has 10 hours of total battery life.

Stab Proof Vest: Absorbs up to 50 Points of Damage. (Magic Damage not absorbed by any of those armors)

Bullet Proof Vest: Absorbs up to 100 Points of Damage.

Knapsack: Holds up to 10 Small Items (DM Discretion on what can be held)

Traveler's Pack: Holds up to 20 Small Items

Improvised Shield: You found some metal object or something else that can provide you with some form of shield that you can strap around your arm. It increases your Dodge Rating to Melee Attacks, and if you get hit by an attack it has a % chance to block the attack and absorb the damage. You cannot use any two handed weapons like larger guns or larger melee weapons while you use a Shield. The % Chance to Block Melee Attacks and Dodge Rating increase are determined by the GM based on what you found.

Improvised Armor: You found something that can be used as a sort of armor. It increases your Physical Defense depending upon what you use (DM will determine). Due to the object being improperly shaped it may affect your Dexterity and Agility either positively or negatively. Its durability may also be weak or strong depending on the object.

Silencer: Attaches to the barrel of a gun. This allows your gunshots to be quiet and not alert any enemies around you of your presence when you fire your weapon.

Fire Extinguisher: Used to put out fires, the bigger the fire the more you will use this to put it out. You could also shoot it to make a good explosive weapon, but maybe it would be best to save it for a fire. 100% full.

Thermal Blanket: Can smother a small fire or shield you from slightly intense heat if you wrap it around your body.

Trench Coat: Has 4 pockets for carrying small items, but wearing it gives you a -4 to your Agility due to it being hard to move around in easily.

Pocket Encyclopedia: An item that allows you a 10% Boost on Intelligence Checks that require a knowledge of something, but you must have a 10 Intelligence to use it.

Small Bag: This bag can either be carried over your shoulder or put into a bigger container like a Knapsack or a Backpack (consuming one slot in either of the bigger containers if it does). It allows you to carry 5 small items inside of it.

Green Ring: A nice little green ring, its affects are unknown.

Nice Coat: Keeps you warm if it gets cold and has 2 Pockets that allow you to carry 2 Additional Items on your person. It lowers your Accuracy by 3 when fighting with Melee Weapons and takes 1 Turn to take off. Taking it off while Close Range to a Foe provokes a Chance Attack.

Backpack: This larger pack holds 15 Items.

Pocket Knife: Not useful as a weapon, but if you need to cut something it is there.

Duck Tape (150 Uses): This special tape can be used to patch up all sorts of things. The bigger the job the more Uses of the tape you use. Once all the uses are gone then you cannot use the Duck Tape anymore due to being out of it.

Key Items that the players have discovered and who carries them. What they do will be revealed in time.

• Flower Key: A strange Key with a flower design on it. What it is used for is a mystery. (Carried by: Ace)
• Strange Business Card: Has Lion and Unicorn camping supplies on front, and the number “215-493-2489” on the back. (Carried by Danny "Sureshot")
• Strange Pills: A bottle of strange pills. Has around 75 in the bottle, consumption is not advised without knowing what they do first (or what they might do). They smell sort of pleasant though. (Carried by Alex)
• Strange Disk: A strange CD that has a clear case with the word “Demon” written in blood on the front. A computer would be required to find out the contents of the disk. (Carried by Alex)
• Strange Library Card: A library card that only has the Serial Number and the logo for the Silent Hill Library on it. Serial number is: 7049012439. (Carried by Derek)
• R Key: A Key with an R on it found in the Police Station. (Carried by Max)
• Red Eyed Teddy Bear: A strangely cute and creepy teddy bear with red eyes. (Carried by Max)
• Library Key: Key to the Library (carried by Alex)
• Strange File: A file that has things about something called "The Craft" in it. (Carried by Albel)
• Post Office Map (Key Item): This item is a Map and will allow you to find your way around whatever place it depicts. When using the Navigation Skill you can find your way even easier around the Post Office with this map, but otherwise a Circumstance Check is taken, but it has less difficulty then going around without a map. (Carried by Jericho)
• 254 Key: A Key with the number "254" on it. Found in the Post Office, you don't know what it goes to, but it goes to something and may prove useful. (Carried by Jericho)
• Rusted Key: A strange, rusty key. You don't know what it goes to but it goes to something. (Carried by Jericho)
• Gold Wind Up Key: A Wind Up Key that appears to be made of gold. (Carried by Chris)
• Porky's Van Keys: Keys to the Van outside of Porky's that will let you get inside of the van. (Carried by Lisa)
• Blank Disc: A strange disk found in the Library's checkout desk computer. (Carried by Derek)

Resting is essentially sleeping, as sleeping is essential. Upon sleeping for 8 hours you restore your Mental Health by 1d20 and your HP by 1d20 times your level. Certain Items can allow more Mental Health and HP to be restored while Resting.

However the peacefulness of your Sleep may be different. Nightmares may plague your mind as you sleep. The chance to determine whether or not you have a nightmare is determined by a Will Check with a difficulty of 50 if you are in the Fog World (regular world) or 80 if you are in the Other World. When you have a nightmare you receive no mental restoration.

Unlike other RPGs that seems to give you an infinite “Inventory”, there is a limit to how much you can carry here. On your person without any packs, you can carry up to 5 Small Items, 1 Main Weapon, and 1 Secondary Weapon.

A Main Weapon is a larger weapon like a Shotgun, Katana, or Sledgehammer.

A Secondary Weapon is a smaller weapon like an Uzi, .45 Handgun, or Revolver.

Eventually if you are lucky you may come across a Backpack or you already had one with you. Those can hold many more Small Items. A Small Item is something that you could easily hold and use with 1 hand. The DM will tell you what is Small and what is not (in this case, an Uzi would be small while a Shotgun isn’t).

The following shows negative effects that harmfully influence your character.

• Bleeding: You have been heavily wounded and are bleeding profusely. Every Turn you will take some damage (DM's discretion based upon how heavy the DM thinks the wound is) until you stop the bleeding. You can use the First Aid Skill to stop the bleeding out of combat (or in combat, but that takes 2 Turns to do so) as long as you have something that can be used to wrap the wound (bandages, torn clothing, etcetera). Note, healing health with a Health Drink or a spell that heals will stop the Bleeding as well. Health healed by Food or Resting will not stop the Bleeding and if you Rest while Bleeding then you will continue to lose Health and face the possibility of dying in your sleep. Note, each time you are about to lose Health from Bleeding a CON Check will be made to see if you keep your Health, but the difficulty for each CON check will get higher and higher the longer you continue to bleed.
• Paralyzed: When you are paralyzed you are unable to move. Whether it is paralyzed with fear, or paralyzed by a creatures attack. Either way you are unable to move your body. In order to move again each Turn you get a chance to make a Constitution Stat Check. The Chance of Failure for the check is listed by whatever paralyzed you. Enemies must beat a Circumstance Check with their Accuracy Check to hit you.
• Prone: You have been knocked down by something. You must spend your Turn getting up. When you are knocked down all foes Close Range to you get a Chance Attack and you cannot use your Agility to add to your Dodge Rating while the foes get +25% to their Accuracy against you. When you get up the same thing applies. All enemies get a Chance Attack if they are Close Range, you can’t add your Agility to Dodge Rating, and they still get an Accuracy Bonus against you only it is 10%. Getting hit again will knock you back down again.
• Fear: You have been frightened by something. The fact that you have been stricken by Fear causes your senses to be slightly off. Your Accuracy and Dodge Rating against all foes in combat is decreased by 10% and you deal 25% less damage. Not only that, but your Will is decreased by 25% and all Mental Health Damage you receive is increased by 25%. There are several ways to cure this. One is a Will Check with a difficulty listed by whatever caused the Fear. Also the Meditation Skill can cure Fear if you Meditate for an hour. Some Items can cure Fear as well.
• Insanity: you have gone insane. This is the equivalent of death for your character. They are no longer in control of their actions as their minds have finally snapped. This happens when your character’s Mental Health decreases to 0 or below. When this happens they will become NPC characters who go berserk.
• Poisoned: You are poisoned and unless you find an antidote you will slowly die. Depending on what poisoned you you will receive damage over time. The potency of the Poison will depend on the potency of the Medicine Item needed to cure it. A Constitution Stat Check can allow you to resist the effects of the poison each time it damages you, resisting the damage entirely for that single time. The difficulty check is listed with the poison that affected you. Some Poisons may also have other effects.
• Infected: An infection can cause different penalties to your character and can only be cured by Medicine.
• Grappled: You are being pinned down or grabbed by a foe. To escape from a Grapple you must make a Strength Check to beat the foe’s Strength Check. On success you can escape. An ally can also attack the enemy grappling you to give a +25% bonus to allow you to escape on your next attempt. While the enemy Grapples you both you and the enemy cannot add Agility when determining your Dodge Rating.
• Blindness: You are blind and cannot see. Whether it is natural blindness or blindness caused by something else. Either way now you have no vision. Your Accuracy and Reflex Sub Stats are useless in Combat and your Dexterity is reduced by 75%. Also when performing any Dexterity Check you have a 50% less chance of succeeding.
• Dying: You have been badly wounded and are facing Death. See the Death Section for details.

Sometimes you get a roll that seems very high or very low. These are called Critical Success or Failures. They only work with rolls that use a d100 to perform the check.

If you get a 96-100 on the roll (not the final result with everything added) you get a Critical Success. This means that any good effects are doubled. (including damage from an attack or skill)

If you get a 1-4 it is a Critical Failure. This means that any bad effects are doubled.

Even enemies can get these Critical Successes or Failures.

If you get a 100 on a d100 roll then it is a Major Critical Success (4x the good effects).

If you get a 1 on a d100 roll then it is a Major Critical Failure (4x the bad effects).

Death, happens to us all. Only here in Silent Hill it has a greater chance of happening to us all. In the Game when your HP gets to 0 or below you fall unconscious. Once then it will decrease by 1d10 every Turn. Once it gets to -10 - Your Constitution Score then you are dead. In the meantime you have the Dying Status (unless you were dead before you even hit the ground).

An Ally can save you from the Dying Status by rushing to your side and Stabilizing you (only if there are any allies around and if you haven't been instantly dropped below -10 Health). This takes a Dexterity Check that has a difficulty of how much HP you are below 0 + 1d100. If you have the First Aid Skill you can use a First Aid Kit to have a +25% Chance of Stabilizing them. You can also add your Intelligence Score to the check if you have the First Aid Skill.

Once you are saved your Health will rise up by 1 every Turn and until it gets to 0 your character will be completely unconscious as if being Paralyzed and Prone.

With every Failed Attempt to Stabilize a downed character though you get a +5 Bonus to do so the next time and trying to Stabilize a downed character when you are right next to a foe provokes Melee Chance Attacks.

Your Attributes are the innate abilities of your character. At the beginning of the game you start out with 2 Attribute Points which you use to but Attributes. Some Attributes require you to have certain Stat Scores, others do not. Here are all of the Attributes listed below:

(Can only purchase 2 of these and must have at least a score of 5 in the Stat that the Attribute increases to purchase it).

• Hardy: You have always had a naturally resistant body. Increase your max Constitution by 10%. Cost: 1 AP
• Strong: You are naturally strong. Increase max Strength by 10%. Cost: 1 AP
• Wise: You are wise and knowledgeable. Increase max Intelligence by 10%. Cost: 1 AP
• Iron-Will: You have an iron will. Increase max Will by 10%. Cost: 1 AP
• Coordinated: You have quick reflexes and great hand-eye coordination. Increase max Dexterity by 10%. Cost: 1 AP
• Agile: You are quick on your feet. Max Agility +10%. Cost: 1 AP
• Charismatic: You are naturally charismatic. Max Charisma +10%. Cost: 1 AP
• Healthy: You are Healthy as a horse. Max Health +10%. Cost: 1 AP
Note: the 10% increases are rounded to the nearest whole number.

• Improved Unarmed Strike: Increase Unarmed Attack to 1d8. Every 2 levels your Unarmed Attack will continue to increase (DM will tell you how much it increases by). Also you get an additional number of Attacks with Unarmed Strike equal to 10% of your Agility Score. One more thing that improves is that the Weapon Accuracy of your Unarmed Strikes is now equal to your Agility + Dexterity. Cost: 2 AP
• Unarmed Combat Expert: While fighting Unarmed, your Reflexes increase by 50%. Cost: 1 AP
• Melee Weapon Expert: Increases Weapon Accuracy of Melee Weapons by 20% and do an extra 10% damage with Melee Weapons (excludes Unarmed Strike). If the Weapon has a Negative Weapon Accuracy, then simply just raise the Weapon Accuracy to 0. Cost 1 AP
• Ranged Weapon Expert: Increase Weapon Accuracy with Ranged Weapons by 20% and do an extra 10% damage. Cost 2AP
• Combat Reflexes: Enemies do not get a Chance Attack against you while moving away from them when you are in Close Range to them. Cost: 1AP Requires 12 Dexterity
• Grapple Expert: You know how to escape from a Grapple. Whenever you are grappled or pinned by a foe, you get an extra 10% to the Strength Check needed to escape. Cost: 1 AP. Requires 13 Strength
• Excellent Balance: When something tries to knock you prone, you can get a chance to stand up (Dexterity Check, Chance of Failure equal to 75). Requires 12 Dexterity. Cost 1 AP. Also whenever you are balancing you get a 10% bonus to the Dexterity Check to do so.
• Quick Step: You are quick on your feet in combat. When determining Dodge Rating for an Attack you can add an additional 10% of your Agility to the Dodge Rating. Requires 17 Agility. Cost 1 AP.
• Opportunistic: You know when to act on something the moment it happens. You get a 10% Accuracy Bonus to all Chance Attacks. 1 AP
• Eagle Eye: Increase your Accuracy by 25%. 2 AP, 20 Dexterity.
• Melee Combat Expert: Increase your Melee Attack by 10% (1 AP, Requires 14 Strength)
• Melee Combat Master: Increase your Melee Attack by an additional 15% so it is now increased by 25% (1 AP, Requires 18 Strength and Melee Combat Expert Attribute)

You must know at least 1 Magic Spell before you can purchase any of these Attributes.

• Will to Attack: Increase Magic Power by 10%, but decrease Magic Defense by 10%. (1 AP, Requires 13 Will)
• Will to Defend: Increase Magic Defense by 10%, but decrease Magic Power by 10%. (1 AP, Requires 13 Will) (Note, you cannot get the Will to Attack Attribute if you have this one, and vice versa)
• Magic Cooldown Breaker: You do not have to wait for the Spell Cooldown to expire before using the Spell again. You can use the Spell during the Cooldown, but doing so increases the Corruption Resistance Difficulty by 20 and resets the Cooldown when you do use it. (Requires 20 Will, 1 AP)
• Knowing the Truth of Knowledge is Power: Your Magic Power is increased by 50% of your INT Score (Requires 25 INT and 2 AP).
• Corruption Resistant: Decrease Magic Power by 10% permanently, but decrease the Corruption Resistance Difficulty of all of your Spells you know by 10%. You also take 1 less Mental Health Damage whenever you fail the Corruption Resistance Will Check. (1 AP).

• Strong Stomached: Increase the result of any Stat Checks for Constitution by 10. Cost: 1 AP, Requires 15 Constitution
• Purified Mind: You have a pure and peaceful mind. Decrease all Mental Health Damage taken by 10%. Cost: 2 AP. Requires 20 Will.
• Lucky: You are naturally lucky. Add +5 to all Circumstance Checks, Cost: 1 AP.
• Fast Learner: You learn quickly Gain 10% additional EXP whenever you gain EXP. Also increases chances by 10% to learn Spells. Cost: 2 AP. Requires 25 Intelligence.
• Courageous: You are full of courage and boldness. You have a 10% Bonus to Will Stat Checks to resist Mental Health damage from any horrific image that you see. Also you have a 25% Bonus to Will Stat Checks to resist the Fear Status. Cost: 1 AP
• Danger Sense: You have a natural sense to tell you when danger is nearby. The DM will secretly make a Will Check to determine whether or not you can sense the impending danger (if you aren't in combat). If you can sense it then you will get certain benefits depending on the situation. Cost: 2 AP. Requires 16 Will.
• Intuitive: You know how to use your brain to solve a problem even when you don’t need your brain to do it. Stat Checks that involve solving some problem where Intelligence is not used as the score will have your Intelligence Score added to them. Requires 14 Intelligence. Cost: 1 AP
• Dark Vision: You can see better in the dark than others, so anything up to Medium Range from you is what you can see slightly, so all penalties that are given in the dark (Reflex penalties, Accuracy penalties, Dexterity Check penalties, etcetera) are all reduced by 25%. Cost: 1 AP

The following section talks all about Skills. Skills are abilities your character has that are useful both in and out of combat. In the beginning of the game you start out with 4 Skill Points that you use to purchase Skills. The following lists all of the Skills you can learn:

More Skills to come along later.

These are Skills you use in Combat. They can take some energy out of you, so using them may deplete your Health.

• Fierce Strike: Perform a powerful attack with a Melee Weapon that doubles the damage result. Depletes 10 Health and leaves you open for attack if you miss, meaning you do not get to add your Reflexes to your next Evasion Roll if you miss and only get to add half of your Reflexes to your next Evasion Roll if you hit. 1 SP
• Aim: Take 12 turn to Aim your shot, then the next turn to fire. Causes 100% Accuracy with a Ranged Weapon. Cost: 1 SP
• Quick Strike: Perform a slightly weaker, but quicker Melee Attack. Decreases Melee Damage by 25% if it hits after Damage is determined, but increases Accuracy Result of attack it if hits. Depletes 15 Health. Cost: 1 SP
• Double Attack: Lets you perform two attack turns with same Melee Weapon (meaning if the Weapon gets 2 attacks in 1 turn, then you would perform 4 attacks). Cost: 2 SP, Requires 15 Dexterity, 15 Strength. Depletes 10 Health.
• Quick Reload: You can reload a Gun in the same turn that you shoot it either reloading before or after you shoot. (Gun must be empty of ammo). Cost: 1 SP. Requires 9 Dexterity
• Sneak Attack: Perform a Dexterity Check to sneak up on an unsuspecting foe (Chance of failure is a Dexterity check of their own, if it beats yours they spot you). If you succeed the check then you get a free Melee Attack that does an extra 25% damage. Cost: 1 SP, Requires Stealth Skill
• Double Shot: You have a quick trigger finger. You now perform Double Attack with Guns as well as Melee Weapons (as long as you have ammo in the gun still). Cost: 2 SP, Requires 18 Dexterity
• Foe Watch: You are knowledgeable in the field of Strategic Combat. Choose a foe at the beginning of the battle. A 1d4 is rolled when you use the Skill. You will watch the foe for that many turns and after the allotted time has passed you can use your Intelligence Score to add to your Accuracy and Dodge Rating against that foe at any time unless stated otherwise. Cost: 2 SP Requires 20 Intelligence
• Dodge Roll Stance: You poise your feet and get ready to move. When you use this Skill on your Turn, the next attack that gets sent to you from Close or Medium Range you get a 10% bonus to dodge it. Also doing this maneuver allows you to move away from a foe if they are Close Range to you without provoking a Chance Attack if you successfully dodge the attack. Getting hit while doing this will cause you to fall Prone. Cost: 1 SP Requires 9 Agility
• Speed Attack: You can incorporate your Speed into your Melee Attack. You can add your Agility to your Accuracy Rating when using this Skill. Depletes 13 Health and requires 13 Agility. Cost: 1 SP
• Speed Shot: Just like Speed Attack, only now it can be used with Guns by aiming quickly to follow enemy movements then shooting right where you know they will be. Depletes 13 Health. Requires Speed Attack, 13 Agility and 13 Dexterity. Cost: 1 SP
• Throw Weapon: If you have a Melee Weapon you can throw it at a foe from Medium Range only. This will cause you to lose the weapon until you can retrieve it again. It will hit just like a normal Ranged Weapon. The amount of damage it causes is only equal to the Melee Weapon’s attack. Melee Attack is not added to the damage dealt. Cost: 1 AP. Heavier Weapons cannot be thrown (DM Discretion).
• Counter Attack Stance: You can prepare a counter attack a foe’s Melee Attack with your own. On your turn you use this Skill you enter a Counter Attack Stance. While in this Stance you cannot use your Agility to determine your Dodge Rating against a foe’s Accuracy Rating for any Attacks (whether they are Close Range Melee or any other Attack). Any Melee Attacks that are Close Range that you successfully Dodge you perform a no-miss Melee Attack against them as a counter. Cost: 1 SP. Requires 15 Dexterity, 15 Agility.
• Throw: You can lift up an enemy with a Strength Stat Check. The size of the enemy and their weight determines the difficulty of the check. If you succeed then you throw the enemy to deliver 1d10 damage and knock them Prone. You must be unarmed to do this. Cost: 1 SP. Requires 13 Strength
• Opportunistic Strike: You can only sue this Skill when you are using a Melee Chance Attack. Increase your Weapon Accuracy by 10% for the attack and increases Damage dealt with the attack by 10%. Depletes 5 Health. Requires Opportunistic Attribute. Cost: 1 SP
• Opportunistic Shot: Just like Opportunistic Strike, only for Ranged Weapon Attack. Cost: 1 SP Requires the Opportunistic Attribute.
• Critical Shot: You know how to aim for the critical areas on a foe. When you attack with a Gun you can use this Skill. You can aim for a specific part of the foe (hitting Leg reduces Agility, Arm reduces Dexterity, vital areas on Torso deals double damage and head deals triple damage). While you could do this normally but suffer large Accuracy Decreases, using this skill halves those Accuracy Decreases. Requires 20 Dexterity. Cost: 2 SP.
•Point-Blank Shot: You know how to blast an enemy up close with expert precision. You can use this Skill when shooting Point Blank in order to do an additional amount of Damage equal to your Dexterity Score. Cost: 2 SP, Requires 20 Dexterity
•Dual Wield: You can Dual Wield one-handed Melee Weapons with no penalty or hold a small gun in one hand and a light Melee Weapon in the other with no penalty. Cost 2 SP, 10 Dexterity, 7 Strength
•Bracing Stance: You brace yourself for impact. Right when you get damaged you can use this Skill (deducting 5 Health) and rolling a Dexterity Check (Difficulty equals 1d100 + the amount of damage dealt) you can brace for impact lowering the amount of damage equal to your Will Score. 12 Strength, 2 SP
•Counter Opportunity Strike: When someone makes a Melee Chance Attack and misses you can make a Melee Attack of your own to counter theirs and yours has +10 Accuracy. 1 SP, 18 Agility
•Counter Opportunity Shot: When someone makes a Ranged Chance Attack against you and misses you can make one back assuming there are no opponents Close Range to you. 1 SP
•Charging Strike: You charge forward to make a Melee Attack against a foe. The foe still gets a Melee Chance Attack for you getting Close Range (if it can make one), and if it misses you can deliver a Melee Attack that has +50% Accuracy and does +50% Damage. 1 SP
•Quick Foot Stance: You get into a stance where you focus yourself and prepare for any incoming attacks. This increases your Reflexes for 50% as long as this stance is activated, which it will be activated until you decide to turn it off. While in this stance your Accuracy decreases by 25% though due to being more focused on dodging then attacking. 2 SP
•Jump Kick: A special Unarmed Strike Attack done from Medium Range that allows you to get Close Range into an enemy without provoking a Chance Attack and deals an additional 25% damage. You cannot add your Dexterity to your Weapon Accuracy, however; for this attack. If you miss then you are open to a Chance Attack from the enemy that, if it hits, will knock you Prone (DEX Check Difficulty 75 to resist being knocked Prone). 1 SP, requires 12 Agility and Improved Unarmed Strike.
•Jump Strike: A powerful, downward jumping strike done with a melee Weapon. This lets you add your Melee Attack twice to the Damage Roll instead of just once. If it misses the foe gets a Chance Attack though that (if it hits) will knock you Prone. Regardless of whether or not you hit (but if you are still standing) you get a -10 on your Evasion Roll until your next Turn. Depletes 5 HP upon use. Cost: 1 SP, Requires 10 AGI

These are Skills mainly useful outside of combat (although some may be useful in).

• First Aid: You know how to deliver First Aid. Outside of Combat you can use a First Aid Kit. Without a First Aid Kit outside of Combat you can apply basic treatment to heal 15 HP (This can only be done once be hour). You can also cure the Bleeding, Poisoned, and Paralyzed Status Effects inside Combat within 2 Turns (Chance Attack as you do this, getting hit between that time interrupts the attempt) or outside of Combat. (Note, to cure Poison with First Aid you need a First Aid Kit, otherwise the only other way to cure Poison without First Aid is with an antidote type item). Cost: 2 SP, Requires 10 Intelligence
• Lock Picking: You know how to pick locks. Using an actual Lock pick gives no penalties when picking a lock. Using an improvised one gives a -10 Penalty. To pick a Lock, make a Dexterity Check. If you succeed, then you pick the Lock, fail and you can try again. Cost: 2 SP, Requires 8 Dexterity. (Not all locks can be picked)
• Scavenging: You know how to successfully search and find things. You can use this Skill to make an Intelligence Check to look around the area for hidden things that you might not find so easily. The higher he result the higher the chance to find a good item. Cost: 1 SP
• Stealth: You know how to move quietly. You can use this Skill to make a Dexterity Check (difficulty is opponent’s Dexterity Check) to sneak around and unsuspecting foe. Cost: 1 SP
• Decoding: A useful Skill. You know how to solve coded messages and other things like that, and thus get a +25% chance on an Intelligence Check to solve them. Requires 20 Intelligence. Cost: 2 SP
• Meditate: You know the proper methods of relaxing and calming your body and mind. When in a non-combat situation in a safe area, you can use this Skill to begin to Meditate. Every 10 minutes you meditate recovers 1d4 + 1 Mental Health, This is useful if you ever stop and need to recover Mental Health. Cost: 1 SP. Requires 18 Will.
• Lore: Throughout the game you will find many different things that unless you studied them most people wouldn’t understand. This skill shows that you have studied many things throughout your life. Using this Skill whenever faced with an Intelligence Check adds a 25% Bonus if it is applicable to understanding a piece of information that has been recorded down somewhere that you have read (DM Discretion). Cost: 1 SP. Requires 15 Intelligence.
• Sprinting: Sometimes it’s best to employ a strategy known as advancing in the opposite direction. You are a skilled runner, and can use this Skill to increase the result of an Agility Check made when running like mad by 20%. Cost: 1 SP. Depletes 5 Health when used. Requires 12 Agility.
•Climbing: You know how to climb with Skill. Whenever making a Strength Check to Climb something you can add your Dexterity to that as well. 1 SP, Requires 9 Dexterity.
•Sign Language: You have learned how to speak through sign language using your hands. As long as your hands are free you can convey your words that way. Those who have this Skill can always understand others when they use it. Those who do not have it must make an Intelligence Check with a difficulty of 60 to understand what this character who is using it is saying. 1 SP, Requires 10 Intelligence

These are Skills that go with your Charisma Stat. All of these Skills cost 1 SP.

• Intimidation: You can intimidate either a monster or a person with this Skill. A Charisma Check that beats a Will Check from the target is required for this to work. Win and you succeed, lose and you cannot try again.
• Bluff: You can smooth talk a person into believing something. Bonuses may be given to the person or you depending on the Bluff. You make a Charisma Check, if it beats an Intelligence Check, then you succeed, if you fail then you cannot try again.
• Persuasion: You know how to smooth talk an intelligent being into doing something. You make a Charisma Check and if it beats their Will Check then you succeed. If not it fails and a -5 Penalty ensues to you if you try again. Depending on what you are trying to get the target to do, bonuses or penalties may be given to either check.

All of the Monsters and enemies you have met while exploring Silent Hill.

Night Flutter: This creature is very similar to the Air Screamer only the head has been replaced with a mass of worms and its body is more humanoid in shape. It is even able to walk or run upon the ground if it so desires. This creature is very vicious and ruthless. An even greater danger is how quick it is.
Link: http://silenthill.wikia.com/wiki/Night_Flutter
EXP Granted: 5d20
Base Stats—
Health: 160 (150 + 10 CON)
Strength: 15
Constitution: 10
Dexterity: 25
Agility: 30

Sub Stats:
Melee Attack: 15
Magic Power: 0
Magic Defense: 0
Reflexes: 25
Accuracy: 25

--Weapons—
Legs: It kicks you with its seemingly humanoid legs.
Attack: 1d10
Weapon Accuracy: Agility
Range: Close
Target: Single
Damage Type: Blunt
Talons: Whilst flying in the air it slashes you with its Talons.
Attack: 1d12
Weapon Accuracy: 10
Range: Close
Target: Single
Damage Type: Slashing

--Abilities—
Screech: CON Check DC 80 or be Stunned for one Turn and be Deafened for 2.

Flight: This creature can fly through the air at a pretty fast speed. It can move 3 Ranges in one Turn and has great maneuverability in air. Melee Attacks get a -15 Penalty. Also no Chance Attacks can be made on this creature while in Mid-Air.

Flying Kick: The creature can fly through the air from Medium or Long Range and kick you while it does so. This gives its Legs an additional 1d10 Damage on the Attack, but if it Misses then you can get a Ranged Chance Attack against it.

Slash-Kick: While in the Air this creature can Kick you and if it hits then it can make a follow-up Attack with its Talons.

Double Kick: Attacks twice with a second kick. Can only be used if the first kick hits.

Mannequin: The Mannequin is a headless, armless living sewing dummy clad in what looks like a leotard made from putrid skin, and legs, upon which rest two more legs standing upright, though they noticeably lack feet. Reacts and comes to life when light hits it, but only from a short distance like a Flashlight light.
EXP Gained: 2d12

Link: http://silenthill.wikia.com/wiki/Mannequin
Base Stats:
Health: 45 (40 Base + 5 CON)
Strength: 2
Constitution: 5
Dexterity: 0
Agility: 21


Sub Stats:
Melee Attack: 2
Magic Power: 0
Magic Defense: 7
Reflexes: 0
Accuracy: 0

--Weapons--
Unarmed Strike: It attacks with its top appendages.
Attack: 1d4
Weapon Accuracy: Agility
Range: Close
Target: Single
Damage Type: Blunt

--Abilities--

Double Strike: Attack twice with both appendages, takes 5 HP.

Quick Movement: This creature does not provoke Melee Chance Attacks or Ranged Chance Attacks at all.

No Head: This creature is not affected by anything that would do something to the head.

Lying Figure: This creature is a skulking, humanoid being that has a human shape. The only thing different from it is that it appears to be trapped in a straight jacket of its own putrid, brown rotting flesh. They appear to be slow while upright, but when knocked down...that is when their real namesake appears.
EXP Gained: 4d12

Link: http://silenthill.wikia.com/wiki/Lying_Figure
Base Stats:
Health: 75 (60 Base + 15 CON)
Strength: 10
Constitution: 15
Dexterity: 5
Agility: 5


Sub Stats:
Melee Attack: 10
Magic Power: 0
Magic Defense: 10
Reflexes: 5
Accuracy: 5

--Weapons--
Ground Rush: See Abilities for description.
Attack: 1d20
Weapon Accuracy: Agility
Range: (See Ability Description)
Target: Single
Damage Type: Blunt



--Abilities--
Poison Mist: While it stands upright, the creature attacks with a poisonous mist from an opening in its mouth. This is a Close Range Attack that automatically hits its target when Close Range. If you are hit, you must make a Constitution Check that has a difficulty of 60 to resist being Poisoned. This poison would require a Minor Antidote in order to be cured (or anything of such medicinal potency). You can also use a First Aid Kit if you have the First Aid Skill (Intelligence Check Difficulty 65) in order to cure it. The poison deals 1d6 damage every turn and takes a Constitution Check with a difficulty of 55 to resist the affects for a single turn.

Prone Speed: When knocked down, this creature can move incredibly fast, sounding like the high pitched sound of metal scraping on cement. Its Agility increases by 25 and even though it is Prone it has none of the negative affects of being Prone and when you attack it attacking will be just like normal as if it were standing up. Also, no Melee Chance Attacks or Ranged Chance Attacks can be made while it is Prone and it can move 2 Ranges in a single turn while it is prone. It can even move while being attacked.

Ground Rush: While on the ground, this creature can make a rushing attack at a single opponent. If this Attack hits, then the victim must roll a Dexterity Check (difficulty of 50 + damage dealt) in order to avoid being knocked Prone. This Attack must be done from Long or Medium Range and cannot be done from Close Range. Using this on a Prone opponent does double damage.

Prone to Prone: This creature will fall down when it sustains damage at random times.

Mumblers are small, grotesque monsters that resemble headless teddy bears that react strongly to light and make strange growling noises when they notice any living things. They have a large hole in their head where their face should be and long claws on their hands.

Link: http://silenthill.wikia.com/wiki/Mumbler

EXP Gained: 2d20

Base Stats:
Health: 50 (45 Base + 5 CON)
Strength: 20
Constitution: 5
Dexterity: 3
Agility: 5


Sub Stats:
Melee Attack: 20
Magic Power: 0
Magic Defense: 5
Reflexes: 3
Accuracy: 3

--Weapons--
Claw Slash: A slow, but powerful, claw attack.
Attack: 1d20
Weapon Accuracy: -5
Range: Close
Target: Single
Damage Type: Blunt

--Abilities--

Leg Latch: The creature attempts to latch on your leg with this ability. It is just like a normal attack only with -10 Weapon Accuracy. If it succeeds to latch on it can get a Claw Attack in for every turn after it is latched on that has a +50% chance to hit and you also have a 50% extra Chance to hit it with a Gun (which would also be a Point Blank Shot) or a Melee Weapon and doing so would give you +50% on chance to get it off. To get it off you have to make a Strength Check to beat its Strength Check like escaping from a Grapple. While it is latched to your Leg your Agility is cut in half.

No Head: This creature is not affected by anything that would do something to the head.

Double Slash: Attacks Twice with it Claws in one turn. This depletes 5 Health. Cannot be used while using Leg Latch.

Small: This creature is small and thus harder to hit with any type of attack. It gets +25% to its Evasion.

Groaner: This strange creature is a dog-like monster. They appear as hairless, demonic dogs with rotten brown skin and a very large set of jaws. They are also morbidly thin, making them appear starving or even dead as a result. They are very sensitive to sound and if they hear loud noises they will come running. They only appear in outdoor areas, but they do not move to quickly so they could be avoided.
EXP: 3d12

Link: http://silenthill.wikia.com/wiki/Groaner


Base Stats:
Health: 53 (50 Base + 3 CON)
Strength: 10
Constitution: 3
Dexterity: 10
Agility: 15


Sub Stats:
Melee Attack: 10
Magic Power: 0
Magic Defense: 10
Reflexes: 10
Accuracy: 10

--Weapons--
Claws: Attacks with Claws
Attack: 1d12
Weapon Accuracy: Agility
Range: Close
Target: Single
Damage Type: Slash

Teeth: It bites you.
Attack: 2d10
Weapon Accuracy: -5
Range: Close
Target: Single
Damage Type: Piercing


--Abilities--

Pounce: The creature charges and pounces you. This prevents any Melee Chance Attacks from happening, but gives a -10 Weapon accuracy to whichever weapon it uses. If an attack hits when the creature uses this Ability then the attack deals an extra 1d8 Damage (does not stack with other damage nor is Melee Attack added).

Sensitive Hearing: The creature is sensitive to sounds, so it has a +25% on all Dexterity Checks against anything trying to sneak up on it and it will appear if loud noises are made.

Description: http://silenthill.wikia.com/wiki/Romper (I am too lazy to re-type this)

EXP Gained: 3d20

--Game Mechanics--

Base Stats:

• Health: 111
• Strength: 16
• Dexterity: 20
• Agility: 22
• Constitution: 6

Sub Stats:

• Melee Attack: 16
• Accuracy: 20
• Reflexes: 20
• Magic Defense: 15
• Magic Power: 0

--Weapons--

Unarmed Strike: Hits you with its fists.
Attack: 1d10
Weapon Accuracy: Agility
Range: Close
Target: Single
Damage Type: Blunt

--Abilities--

Tackle: Creature tries to tackle you down, has a Weapon Accuracy of -10. You get Ranged Chance Attacks if you have a gun, it can only do so from Medium Range, (can do so from Long Range, but then you get 2 Ranged Chance Attacks unless the DM states otherwise). If succeeds you take 1d10 damage and you are Grappled and Prone. Misses in an enclosed space makes it take 1d10 damage. There is a chance that hitting it while it charges to Tackle you will interrupt its attack and thus end its turn.

Pinning Attack: A Melee Attack that has 25% Additional Accuracy (does not stack with other Accuracy Bonuses for target being prone) that can only be done while the target is pinned by it. You get a Grapple Check to escape before the creature can make its attack, getting a +10 to do so.

Description: http://silenthill.wikia.com/wiki/Air_Screamer

EXP Gained: 3d12

--Game Mechanics--

Base Stats:

• Health: 85
• Strength: 15
• Dexterity: 19
• Agility: 25
• Constitution: 5

Sub Stats:

• Melee Attack: 15
• Accuracy: 19
• Reflexes: 19
• Magic Defense: 15
• Magic Power: 0

--Weapons--

Talons: Slashes you with its Talons.
Attack: 1d10
Weapon Accuracy: 10
Range: Close
Target: Single
Damage Type: Slashing

Beak: Stabs you with its beak.
Attack: 1d12
Weapon Accuracy: 5
Range: Close
Target: Single
Damage Type: Percing


--Abilities--

Flight: Creature flies in the air, can move two ranges per round, no Melee Chance Attacks for moving in and out of Close Range, Melee Attacks get 25% additional to miss, gets no Chance Attacks for Foes moving out of Range. Agility reduced by 1/2 in an enclosed space.

Flying Scratch: Fly at high speeds from Medium or Long Range to slash foes, does 2d12 damage but has -10 Accuracy, also if it misses sometimes it may hit something and get dealt some damage.

Screech: Stuns people for one turn (Con Check difficulty is 80)

A strange creature that almost looks human. The only difference is its face is completely black, distorted, and disfigured like someone colored their face and then put it in a blender. Their arms are unusually long,about a few meters long, yet they can control them just as well as regular arms, with long claws on the “hands” if they could be called that, but the claws look like they were forcefully attached. The freaky thing about this creature is that it is covered in spider webs that are incredibly sticky almost as if the creature is trapped. While the webs do not stick it to the floor it can be stuck to a wall if smashed against it. Also spikes can be seen coming out of this monster’s body.

Symbolism: This creature represents those who have been wrongfully persecuted by the law. The webs on its body show how the legal system has wrongfully put innocent people to their graves before and the arms are the person trying to reach out, but people being afraid of the claws that human judgement puts on them labeling them as those who hurt others just by reaching out. The disfigured face also shows how human judgement has labeled these innocent people convicted of charges as monsters and thus have turned them into monsters. The spikes coming out of its body represent how no one, not even their loved ones, would try to get close to this monstrosity that the legal system has turned them into.

EXP Gained: 5d20

Base Stats:
Health: 152 (140 Base + 12 CON)
Strength: 10
Constitution: 12
Dexterity: 13
Agility: 7


Sub Stats:
Melee Attack:
Magic Power: 1
Magic Defense: 17
Reflexes: 13
Accuracy: 13

--Weapons--
Claws: This creature rakes at you with its claws that are on its unusually long arms. Allows it to get Melee Chance Attacks from Medium Range only (cannot get Chance Attacks at Close Range). This weapon is capable of two types of attack, Claw Slash and Claw Stab. Claw Slash cannot be executed in enclosed spaces.

(Claw Slash/Claw Stab)
Attack: 1d12/2d12
Weapon Accuracy: 15/5
Range: Medium Only
Target: Multiple (if they are Close Range)/Single
Damage Type: Slashing/Piercing


--Abilities--

Power Thrust: This creature moves one range forward and slashes at a foe with its claws, this does an additional 1d12 Damage, but has a Weapon Accuracy of -15. This can only be done from Long Range.

Quick Swipe: This cannot done in enclosed spaces. The creature attempts to swipe at you with a quick swipe. It adds its Agility to its Weapon Accuracy but this depletes 10 HP from the creature and does 25% less Damage.

Wrap and Impale: The creature gets close to you and wraps its long arms around you, attempting to impale you on their arms. It will attempt to Grapple you (which is an Agility + Dex Check vs. their Agility + Dex Check) in its arms if you are Close or Medium Range away. If it succeeds then it will attempt to move you close to it with its arms to impale you, to escape you must do a Strength Check to escape from the grapple, only it has a +20 Difficulty due to the webs on its body trapping you. Every turn you fail to escape the Grapple it will drag you close to the spikes on its body. If you are Medium Range from it you have 3 Turns to escape, Close Range you have 2 Turns to escape. Of course, just like any other Grapples, Allies can attack the monster to give you bonuses to escape.

If this attack succeeds you take 10d20 Damage.

(Weakness) Sticky Body: If you slam this creature into a wall it will have to try a Strength Check (difficulty of 50 to escape) to get off the wall. During the time it is on the wall it is like the creature is Prone.

The Fog Siren: This mysterious beauty disguises herself as a beautiful woman with long brown hair and beautiful brown eyes wearing a flowing white sun dress with white sandals. But, when the disguise is off they see what is a monster in actuality. Her hair turns gray and very stiff if not almost wire like. Her skin turns a very dark gray and over where her heart is the skin is even cracked and charred like she was burned there with intense flames. Her dress becomes blackened and torn in various places and her feet grow very long clawed toe nails and she loses the sandals. Her teeth become pointed fangs and her hands grow long and very sharp claws. Her brown eyes also become as black as charcoal.

Symbolism: While this creature does indeed represent the creature from ancient Mythology known as the Siren who would lure sailors to death with her beautiful, seductive song, there is a deeper meaning behind this creature’s resistance. This creature represents the relationships based on vanity and how alot of them are formed on how beautiful their partners are and the fog part of her shows how the true nature of these relationships can be covered in a dense fog of deciet and lies. The beauty of the woman is great, but the true blackened form can show how ugly the true self of even the most beautiful of women, or men, can be. The claws and fangs show that getting close to these kinds of people will get you hurt, and the blackened skin that is cracked in some places like it is burned represents how these kinds of relationships only end up with some one's affections and heart being burned to a crisp.

EXP Gained: 6d20


Base Stats:
Health: 130 (120 Base + 10 Constitution)
Strength: 9
Constitution: 10
Will: 16
Intelligence: 10
Dexterity: 22
Charisma: 45 (goes down to 20 when her Siren’s Guise is lost)
Agility: 25



Sub Stats:
Melee Attack: 9
Magic Power: 16
Magic Defense: 18
Reflexes: 22
Accuracy: 22



--Weapons--

Claws: This creature slashes at you with her razor sharp claws.
Talons: Slashes you with its Talons.
Attack: 2d10
Weapon Accuracy: 15
Range: Close
Target: Single
Damage Type: Slashing

Fists: She punches at you with her fists. This is what she will use when in her Siren’s Guise.
Attack: 1d10
Weapon Accuracy: Agility
Range: Close
Target: Single
Damage Type: Blunt


--Abilities--

Siren’s Guise: This beautiful woman form gives her 45 Charisma, which can be added to the Will Check Difficulty of her any of her Abilities that have Will Checks required to resist them. However, if one has already seen her true form (or the true form of any of the other creatures of this same type) then only 20 of that 45 Charisma is added to the difficulty of the Will Checks. In this form she cannot attack with her Claws since she does not have Claws in this form. If she takes damage she must make a Constitution Check with a difficulty of 1d100 + the amount of Damage she took to keep her disguise only if she wants to keep it.

Siren’s Song: She sings a beautiful song that puts all those who hear it in a trance. A Will Check is made that has a difficulty of 1d100 + 16 (Fog Siren’s Will) + Fog Siren’s Charisma. If failed you will be under her spell and slowly walk towards her. Every Turn you get a chance to try and break free from the song which has the same Will Check Difficulty as resisting the song did previously. She must continue to sing the song though for you to be affected, so any ally can make an attack at her like she is Paralyzed and if it hits the song is interrupted and those under its spell break free. Covering your ears halves the Will Check difficulty, but for every turn you resist the 50% difficulty decrease increases back up by 1d10%.

Siren’s Scream: She lets out a loud, piercing wail that Paralyzes all who fail Constitution Checks (Difficulty is 85) for 1 Turn and decreases their Accuracy for the next 3 Turns by 50% after you recover from the Paralysis. The scream is also powerful enough to create a shock wave that knocks all foes who are Close Range back to Medium Range.

Healing Melody: She sings a song with mystic magic in the tune that heals all of its allies including itself by 1d20 HP for every turn she sings it. She must be singing it for at least 1 Turn for it to work and she is Paralyzed while she sings it. Any attack that hits her interrupts the song.

Hurting Melody: A Melody that seems to cause pain and wear down on you. Its just like Healing Melody, but only with the opposite affect of dealing 1d20 HP of damage to all foes. Covering your ears halves the damage you take from this song.

Double Claw: Attacks twice with her Claws, depletes 1d10 Health.

Puppet Master: This strange monster looks like a human, in fact looks exactly human. The only difference between a normal human and this monster is that all of his major joints are distorted and disfigured to make him look like a living doll. It is about 5’ 6” and always has a big grin on its face, like its mouth was wired that way and forced to be like that. Sometimes blood can be seen coming down from its lips and gums. This monster doesn’t fight itself as it is not really strong, but instead it uses puppets made of flesh, bone, or plastic to fight for it. It will usually flee when all of its puppets die to return later, kill it before it does. Although it cannot fight for itself, it has a strange power that it can control to fight for it. He wears a blood splattered jesters outfit. There is speculation that this thing might have once been human, but it is not human anymore.

Symbolism: The Puppet Master represents those who control and its puppets represents those who are controlled. In reality they are weak people who only gain their will and fighting spirit from controlling others and having them do their bidding for them. That is how they have their strength. Without those people that it controls that person is nothing. This is what the Puppet Master represents in how it makes its puppets fight for it when it cannot fight at all.

EXP Gained: 4d20

Base Stats:

* Health: 20 (19 Base + 1 Constitution)
* Strength: 1
* Constitution: 1
* Will: 35
* Intelligence: 30
* Dexterity: 10
* Charisma: 25
* Agility: 15

Sub Stats:

* Melee Attack: 1
* Magic Power: 35
* Magic Defense: 35
* Reflexes: 10
* Accuracy: 10


--Abilities--
Puppet Control: This creature can control puppets from a distance, up to 5 of them. They are relatively weak when it comes to health, but are pretty tough when it comes to fighting. He can also use this power to turn a human into a puppet in which if he makes a successful Melee Attack against you he can use this power to make you follow his demands. A Will Check that beats his is required to resist it, but if you fail then you must make another Will Check every Turn to break it. Every Turn you fail the Will Check the creature will control you and make you do whatever it wants you to do.


Magic Hand: This creature can use its powers of being able to control things to also cast a deadly spell that sends an invisible force at something to either attack something or move it around. When this power is used as an Attack it is considered a Magic Attack that deals 1d10 Damage and is buffed up by its Magic Power. This is a Long Ranged Attack when used as an Attack that has a Spell Accuracy of 10 and Reflexes and AGI cannot be used to avoid this attack since it is an invisible attack. A Circumstance Check is made to be your Evasion just like if you were paralyzed.


--Puppets it can Control--

Bone Puppet: This Puppet is made of bones and looks like a human doll that is as white as ivory. It stands at about 1.5 Feet tall. Its hands are sort of tipped like spears. The fastest of the puppets.

EXP Gained: 2d12

Base Stats:
Health: 5
Strength: 5
Dexterity: 15
Agility: 20



Sub Stats:
Melee Attack: 5
Magic Power: 0
Magic Defense: 10
Reflexes: 15
Accuracy: 15


Arm Stab: It stabs you with one of its spear like arms.
Attack: 1d12
Weapon Accuracy: Agility
Range: Close
Target: Single
Damage Type: Piercing

Flesh Puppet: A Puppet made of bleeding, pulsing flesh. It is incredibly disgusting and repulsive. Stands at the same height as the Bone Puppet. It wields a large Meat Cleaver. The strongest of the puppets.

EXP Gained: 1d20

Health: 10
Strength: 20
Dexterity: 10
Agility: 5

Sub Stats:
Melee Attack: 5
Magic Power: 0
Magic Defense: 10
Reflexes: 15
Accuracy: 15


Meat Cleaver: A large, bladed weapon meant to cleave meat. (can get this Item if you defeat it)
Attack: 1d20
Weapon Accuracy: 10
Range: Close
Target: Single
Damage Type: Slashing

Plastic Puppet: A puppet made out of regular materials like plastic or something else. The most durable of the puppets, stands at the same height as the Bone Puppet.

EXP Gained: 1d10

Health: 20
Strength: 15
Dexterity: 10
Agility: 10

Sub Stats:
Melee Attack: 15
Magic Power: 0
Magic Defense: 10
Reflexes: 10
Accuracy: 10

Fist: It punches you with its fists.
Attack: 1d10
Weapon Accuracy: Agility
Range: Close
Target: Single
Damage Type: Blunt

In this game you are all regular humans, so you will all get hungry and thirsty at some point. You must drink any form of liquid drink at least twice a day (Health Drinks not included) and eat once a day.

If you do not eat that day you will get the Hunger affect and all of your Stat Scores (excluding Charisma and Intelligence) will decrease by 25%.

If you do not meet the requirements for drinking liquids at least twice a day then you will get the Thirst Affect and all of your Stat Scores (except for Charisma only) will decrease by 25%.

If you have the Hunger Status or the Thirst Status for three days your characters will die.

For all new characters the first day you enter Silent Hill it will be assumed you ate and had drink before the game so your requirements for the first day will already have been met.

So yes, Eating and Drinking are important, so remember to always save your Food Items.

Important Locations in the game.

• Porky's Pork Shack: A diner on the edge of town that serves pork. Appears to be safe for the most part.
• Old Cop's Apartment: An apartment that used to belong to an old cop. Located in a complex on Main Street. Is Apartment 105.
• Silent Apartments: An apartment complex on Main Street.
• Tryst Cafe: Translates to Silent Cafe. This cafe is one located on Main Street and was quite popular when it was in use.
• Main Street: This Street goes through the center of Silent Hill, the longest street in the town.
• Lion And Unicorn Supplies: A camping Store located on East Main Street
• East Main Street: Street that is east of Main Street. It connects with Main Street at 4 points along the road.
• West Main Street: Just like East Main Street, only west of Main Street.
• East Street: A Street on the eastern edge of Silent Hill, connects to West Street at the upper edge of the town by North Street.
• West Street: A Street on the western edge of Silent Hill, connects to East Street at the upper edge of the town by North Street.
• John's Pharmacy: A Pharmacy located on West Street, the glass is barred so forced entry is impossible and their seems to be a Closed Sign hanging on the window. It is Locked currently.
• Silent Hill 711: A 711 convenience store located near West Street.
• Silent Hill Gas Station: A Gas Station located just next to the 711.
• Silent Sporting Goods: A Sporting Goods store located on East Street.
• Silent Hill Butchery: A butcher shop located on North Street.
• North Street: A street that goes over the north edge of town. Is connected to both East and Main street and connects to South Street through Main Street.
• South Street: A street that goes over the south edge of town. Is connected to both East and Main street and connects to North Street through Main Street.
• Silent Hill Clothes Shoppe: A clothing store located on North Street.
• Silent Hill Hardware: A hardware store located on North Street. Currently locked.
• Silent Hill Police Station: Located on East Street
• Post Office: A Post Office Located on North Street next to the Library.
• Silent Hill Library: An old Library located next to the Post Office on the corner where North Street connects with East Street. Currently is locked.
• On the Hill Diner: A diner located on West Street.
• Farmer's Market: A Farmer's Market located on West Street.
• Cabana Coffee Shop: A small coffee shop that looks like an island cabana. This shop is a few minutes away from where West Street connects to North Street.
• Ling's Laundromat: A laundromat probably filled with lots of dry cleaning. New clothes may be found here if you are lucky. Located across from the Cabana Coffee Shop.
• Joanne's Cosmetics: A cosmetics store located on East Main Street
• Papa's Pizza: A pizza place located on East Main Street
• Silent Confectioneries: A bakery located on East Main Street
• Crafts on the Hill: A small arts and crafts store located on the corner of South and East Street.

These are all of the Player Characters that have been accepted and are currently alive right now.

--Roleplay Info--
Name: Anthony Dawson
Age: 32
Gender: Male
Personality: Anthony is quite lazy, often times he doesn't do much for himself, and he is a mooch of outstanding quality, He is cautious of what he says about himself and tends to go out of his way to impress others, full of false pride and an outstanding ego, he will barter his help but only when there is gain to be had, and only if the price is right. He can be quite vengeful, but in the presence of women he will be the kindest man you shall ever meet. Often his personality will change depending on who he's talking to, a side effect of his false pride.
Bio: Anthony was brought into a world as a hustler, a fraud, and quite the player, as far as women were concerned. He made money through online cash loans and people foolish enough to attempt to get away with them, thus he traveled often to avoid being chased down from those he made the loans with.
This carried on for most of his life until recently, when he entered into the business of another hustler, because of this, he couldn't make money, so he traveled with the little money and the clothes on his back, and a car filled with just enough gas to make it to his newest destination.... Silent Hill
Other: N/A (until the other is revealed!)

Description/Picture:

Experience Points: 0/100

Character Level: 1

Base Stats:

Health: 100/100 (90 + 10 CON)
Strength: 10
Constitution: 10
Will: 4
Intelligence: 6
Dexterity: 1
Charisma: 10
Agility: 4


Sub Stats:

Mental Health: 14/14 (10 + 4 Will)
Melee Attack: 10
Magic Power: 4
Magic Defense: 4
Reflexes: 1
Accuracy: 1

Attributes
List all purchased Attributes below here.
• Opportunistic: You know when to act on something the moment it happens. You get a 10% Accuracy Bonus to all Chance Attacks. 1 AP
• Dark Vision: You can see better in the dark than others, so anything up to Medium Range from you is what you can see slightly, so all penalties that are given in the dark (Reflex penalties, Accuracy penalties, Dexterity Check penalties, etcetera) are all reduced by 25%. Cost: 1 AP
Skills
List all known Skills here, these are the Skills you buy with Skill Points from the Skills section.
• Intimidation: You can intimidate either a monster or a person with this Skill. A Charisma Check that beats a Will Check from the target is required for this to work. Win and you succeed, lose and you cannot try again.
• Bluff: You can smooth talk a person into believing something. Bonuses may be given to the person or you depending on the Bluff. You make a Charisma Check, if it beats an Intelligence Check, then you succeed, if you fail then you cannot try again.
• Persuasion: You know how to smooth talk an intelligent being into doing something. You make a Charisma Check and if it beats their Will Check then you succeed. If not it fails and a -5 Penalty ensues to you if you try again. Depending on what you are trying to get the target to do, bonuses or penalties may be given to either check.
• Scavenging: You know how to successfully search and find things. You can use this Skill to make an Intelligence Check to look around the area for hidden things that you might not find so easily. The higher he result the higher the chance to find a good item. Cost: 1 SP
Spells
If you learn Magic, it goes here

Items Carried
Any items you are carrying on person or in a pack. (You may put a couple from the starting items listed, but you wouldn't be carrying any Weapons since you were on vacation)

Name: Records say, "Cassius Lestrange"

Age: "36", although his true age is classified for whatever reason.

Gender: Male

Personality: With a superior intellect and a dark outlook on the world, Cassius is cynical and quiet. He keeps to himself, and believes that actions speak louder than words. Despite this dark aura and depressing demeanor, he maintains a high regard for everyone, no matter who they are or what they do. He believes all lives are precious, and would sacrifice his own to save another. Although he seems to maintain a realistic attitude and skeptical view of superstition, he is extremely open minded and finds ignorance pathetic. He protects the weak and admires the strong, and believes it is his duty to get everyone out of the town alive. He is very intelligent and focuses on Psychology. He has a powerful will, and is rarely wrong, as well as difficult to convince. He is mistrusting, and for good reasons. However, what everyone suspects, but no one knows, is how he came to be such a dark man...

Bio: Born in Prague, to a rich family of French heritage. After their sudden demise at the hands of a great fire, he grew up an orphan, raised only by his young uncle. He studied psychology in Germany, and spent his own free time training in several martial arts. By the time he received his Masters, he had began delving into the human mind, even trying out more... unexplored, techniques. After a sudden lab fire, he disappeared without a trace. Classified documents say he worked for international organizations, studying deep in forgotten forests and forbidden areas.

After 5 years of research, a terrible discovery led him to question the orders of his superiors. The discovery delt with his at the time fiancee, who is mentioned at deceased. Spending the next few years running, changing identities, he was ambushed by a group of mercenaries, sent to terminate him and maintain the situation. Escaping through the window of an abandoned ware house, he was chased by car deep into the foggy hills of Silent Hill, where his car veered off the side of a cliff, dropping far below into the forest beside town. Waking up, confused, and bleeding profusely, he patched himself up with all the first aid equipment he found, stopping the bleeding and keeping him conscious.

Other: He is trained in martial arts, having intermediate and advanced knowledge of Aikido, Jiujitsu and Muay Thai. He has handled firearms before, although never professionally. He has killed once (Mercenary, blind shot fired under cover of the car door. Aimed to maim, missed.), although only in self defense, and in the danger of certain death. He can easily bench over 1.5 times his own weight, and athletic training allows him to run over great distances before fatigue.

Appearance/Description: 6 foot tall, athletic build, black hair, gray eyes, prominent cheek bones and a defined jawline. His hair is unkempt and he has a slight stubble, clean kept eyebrows. A steel and gold ring on his right ring finger, and a sapphire-diamond engagement ring in his jeans pocket, which he retrieved from his to-be-wife, and keeps as his most precious possession. He wears a black cotton t-shirt, and a dirty indigo shirt, with its sleeves rolled up. Black jeans, and black running shoes.

Base Stats: Base Stats of your character (determined by me, plus you can tell me what Base Stats (Health is included here) that you want to put your 2 starting Stat Points into)

Experience Points 0/100 (Level 1)

Health: 74 (69 + 3 CON + 2)
Strength: 7
Constitution: 3
Will: 6
Intelligence: 3
Dexterity: 2
Charisma: 3
Agility: 3

Sub Stats: Sub Stats of your character, the Stats determined by other Stats.

Mental Health: 16/16 (10 + 6 Will)
Melee Attack: 7
Magic Power: 6
Magic Defense: 6
Reflexes: 5 (3 + 2)
Accuracy: 3

Skills:

• Scavenging: You know how to successfully search and find things. You can use this Skill to make an Intelligence Check to look around the area for hidden things that you might not find so easily. The higher he result the higher the chance to find a good item.

• Stealth: You know how to move quietly. You can use this Skill to make a Dexterity Check (difficulty is opponent’s Dexterity Check) to sneak around and unsuspecting foe.

Attributes:

• Melee Weapon Expert: Increases Weapon Accuracy of Melee Weapons by 20% and do an extra 10% damage with Melee Weapons (excludes Unarmed Strike). If the Weapon has a Negative Weapon Accuracy, then simply just raise the Weapon Accuracy to 0.

• Opportunistic: You know when to act on something the moment it happens. You get a 10% Accuracy Bonus to all Chance Attacks.

Cynthia Holiday

Age
28

Gender
Female

Personality
Strong-willed. She is very skeptical and doesn't believe somebody very easily. Cynthia will protect children with her life, and often doesn't trust their parents. She will follow anybody suspicious until she knows that they aren't doing anything wrong. She heavily relies on her intuition and doesn't let anything escape her thoughts.

Bio
When she was young, she lost her parents in a fire, and was sent to an orphanage near Silent Hill. She became very good friends with the matron there. She was basically a mother to Cynthia. She left the orphanage when she was legally an adult, promising the matron they'd see each other again. She became a police officer and helped with many cases, including when a kid was kidnapped and stuck in somebody's basement. The man nearly killed her because he was so psychotic.

After several years, she remembered her old friend the matron of the orphanage. She decided to go and see her once again. Once she got there, she found out that the matron had gone to Silent Hill to find her mother, who had disappeared after living there for a while. Cynthia left to go to Silent Hill to find her.

Other
She's a police officer.

Description/Picture

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Yes these are pictures of Cybil.

Experience Points: 0/100 EXP

Character Level: 1

Base Stats

Health: 75 (67 + 8 CON)
Strength: 5
Constitution: 8
Will: 11 (+10%)
Intelligence: 6
Dexterity: 9
Charisma: 8
Agility: 8

Sub Stats

Mental Health: 21 (10 + 11 Will)
Melee Attack: 5
Magic Power: 11
Magic Defense: 11
Reflexes: 9
Accuracy: 9

Coordinated

Courageous: You are full of courage and boldness. You have a 10% Bonus to Will Stat Checks to resist Mental Health damage from any horrific image that you see. Also you have a 25% Bonus to Will Stat Checks to resist the Fear Status. Cost: 1 AP

0/4 SP

Stealth: You know how to move quietly. You can use this Skill to make a Dexterity Check (difficulty is opponent’s Dexterity Check) to sneak around and unsuspecting foe. Cost: 1 SP

Sneak Attack: Perform a Dexterity Check to sneak up on an unsuspecting foe (Chance of failure is a Dexterity check of their own, if it beats yours they spot you). If you succeed the check then you get a free Melee Attack that does an extra 25% damage. Cost: 1 SP, Requires Stealth Skill

Aim: Take 12 turn to Aim your shot, then the next turn to fire. Causes 100% Accuracy with a Ranged Weapon. Cost: 1 SP

Persuasion: You know how to smooth talk an intelligent being into doing something. You make a Charisma Check and if it beats their Will Check then you succeed. If not it fails and a -5 Penalty ensues to you if you try again. Depending on what you are trying to get the target to do, bonuses or penalties may be given to either check.

Name: Rosemary (Rosie) Lynn Vaska
Age: 26
Gender: Female
Personality: Rosie was not exactly what many people expected her to be- she's a bit of a silent type. From the background she comes from, one would figure she'd be a bit more loud as an individual, when after all, the girl is mute. It upsets her greatly that she can't speak but it's something she's lived with most of her life. Rosie also is not a very social person in the least. With the lack of ability to speak, it makes it hard for her to get her point across without signing- which she doesn't do well at times. In general, she tries to be kind to people, but a temper will occasionally bubble out when they can't understand her.
Bio: Because of events leading up to and passed her 17th birthday, Rosie has been mute ever since. These unfortunate events rendered the poor woman without a voice and the inability to live on her own. Now living with her mother, Rosie plays piano at the local bar for personal income while her mother works graveyard shift as a police officer. The events leading up to now for Rosie were a whirlwind of things- mostly finding out her father died in prison. Her mother suggested she take the vacation- she thought it would be a good way to relieve stress. Rosie tried to protest but her mother thought it was best she had time on her own.
Other: Rosie and her mother have a closely bonded relationship, mostly since Rosie is mute and financial instability of their home life.
5. Have fun. This is a game and an RP. So just enjoy yourself and have fun.
Description/Picture:

Experience Points: 0

Character Level: 1

Base Stats:

Health: 75 (65 Base + 10 Constitution)
Strength: 5
Constitution: 10
Will: 11
Intelligence: 9
Dexterity: 8
Charisma: 4
Agility: 8

Sub Stats

Mental Health: 21 (10 Base + 10 Will)
Melee Attack: 4
Magic Power: 11
Magic Defense: 11
Reflexes: 8
Accuracy: 8

Attributes:

• Strong Stomached: Increase the result of any Stat Checks for Constitution by 10. Cost: 1 AP

• Opportunistic: You know when to act on something the moment it happens. You get a 10% Accuracy Bonus to all Chance Attacks. 1 AP

• Mute:Your character cannot speak nor can do so at any time. This means anything required for speech is impossible. This has a weakness and a plus. The weakness is anything you need to speak for cannot be done, but the positive is you have developed the skill for Sign Language, and whenever something would cause you to scream or make sounds of pain you would make none meaning monsters would not be able to hear these sounds. (Free)

Skills:

• First Aid: You know how to deliver First Aid. Outside of Combat you can use a First Aid Kit. Without a First Aid Kit outside of Combat you can apply basic treatment to heal 15 HP (This can only be done once be hour). You can also cure the Bleeding, Poisoned, and Paralyzed Status Effects inside Combat within 2 Turns (Chance Attack as you do this, getting hit between that time interrupts the attempt) or outside of Combat. Cost: 2 SP, Requires 10 Intelligence

• Stealth: You know how to move quietly. You can use this Skill to make a Dexterity Check (difficulty is opponent’s Dexterity Check) to sneak around and unsuspecting foe. Cost: 1 SP

• Sign Language: You have learned how to speak through sign language using your hands. As long as your hands are free you can convey your words that way. Those who have this Skill can always understand others when they use it. Those who do not have it must make an Intelligence Check with a difficulty of 60 to understand what this character who is using it is saying. (Free)


Items Carried

On Person: 0/3


Items Equipped

Name: Maximus "Max" Koballion
Age: 26
Gender: Male

Personality: Max is a very down to earth, realistic person. He isn't afraid to voice his opinion no matter how bad it may sound. Due to his life of fighting, he is also a violent person. While he doesn't go picking random fights with people, he is not afraid to bash a head if the fight comes to him. Deep down though he is actually a sort of good person, but tries not to show it as he thinks that it will make him look weak. The one thing he hates the most is looking weak, which was how he used to be.

Bio: Maximus "Max" Koballion used to be a weakling back in his late years of middle school. He was always picked on due to not being able to fight back. The thought of him being weak and helpless always came to him in his nightmares each day as the bullying and torment of the day haunted him in his dreams. He thought he was going to be weak for the rest of his life. That was when he met Cody when he entered high school.

Cody was a guy Max could look up to. While he was being beat up, Cody came and saved him from the guys wailing on him. Max thought he had found a friend, only to have Cody punch him in the face to knock him out. When Max awoke, he found himself in the weight room. Cody told Max that if he wanted to be strong he would have to work for it, so Max did.

Days turned into weeks, weeks into months, and months into a year. Max grew stronger everyday as he worked out with Cody giving him tips every now and then. His grades declined as he continued to increase his strength. Eventually Max was the strongest guy in his high school, only second to Cody. All of the punks who picked on Max before now feared him as Max could beat them up easily, and while Max's studies declined, his career in sports ascended to new heights.

He managed to get a full football scholarship into a prominent college. He was only a freshmen, but he was the star player on the college team, and others were jealous. They came to him, trying to beat him up, but they never were able to as he would pound anyone who came to beat him up. He also protected those who were weak just like Cody did to him, only to later force them into a workout regiment.

It was all going smoothly, Max was the most popular guy in school. He had a good girlfriend, it was his senior year and nearing graduation. That was when the incident happened. As usual people came looking to Max for a fight, however; the fight got out of hand. A guy he was fighting had been sent to the hospital, but unfortunately he died due to his injuries.

Max was kicked out of college and was put on trial. While Max only killed accidentally out of self defense, the prosecution attoruney made Max out to be a monster who picked the fight on purpose just to kill the guy in the fight on "accident". Eventually after a long trial Max was sentenced to 50 years in prison.

It has been 5 years since that trial where Max was sentenced to prison. He had found a way to escape though by managing to slip out through a prison riot. Now he is on the run, and has coincidentally managed to hide in a town known as...

Silent Hill

Other: He won't kill a human unless forced to, he isn't that violent. But if he is forced to, then he won't hesitate.
Description/Picture:

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Experience Points: 238/300

Character Level: 2

• Health: 119/119 (106 + 13)
• Strength: 15 (10% Increase) (14 + 1)
• Constitution: 13
• Will: 12
• Intelligence: 6
• Dexterity: 10
• Charisma: 4
• Agility: 11

• Mental Health: 23/23 (11 + 12 Will)
• Melee Attack: 15
• Magic Power: 12
• Magic Defense: 12
• Reflexes: 10
• Accuracy: 10

Points Remaining: 0

Strong: You are naturally strong. Increase max Strength by 10%. 1 AP

Melee Weapon Expert: Increases Accuracy of Melee Weapons by 20% and do an extra 10% Damage with Melee Weapons (Excludes Unarmed Strike). Cost: 1 AP

Points Remaining: 1

• Fierce Strike: Perform a powerful attack with a Melee Weapon that doubles the damage result. Depletes 10 Health. 1 SP
• Lock picking: You know how to pick locks. Using an actual Lock pick gives no penalties when picking a lock. Using an improvised one gives a -10 Penalty. To pick a Lock, make a Dexterity Check. If you succeed, then you pick the Lock, fail and you can try again. 2 SP
• Scavenging: You know how to successfully search and find things. You can use this Skill to make an Intelligence Check to look around the area for hidden things you might not find so easily. The higher the result the higher chance to find a good item. 1 SP

None Learned

On Cop Belt: 4/4 Slots Used, 1/2 Holsters Used, Melee Slot Unused

3x Handgun Ammo (60 Shots)

(Holstered) .45 Handgun (16/20 Shots)

1X Shotgun Ammo (4 Shots)


On Person: 3/3

3 Health Drink s


Small Bag: 5/5

Bread Roll

3 Bottled Waters

Energy Bar


Backpack: 6/15

Small Bag

2 Energy Bars

1 Bottled Water

"R" Key

Red-Eyed Teddy Bear

--Main Weapon--
Double Barrel Shotgun: This classic weapon is perfect for blasting a foe apart if you aren't afraid to get up close and personal. Unlike other Weapons this Weapon doesn't really need to be aimed that well and thus can be fired much more quickly, so if you are making an attack from Close Range the foe still gets a Melee Chance Attack, but gets a -10 Penalty on their Accuracy Roll when doing so. At Medium Range it has only 5 Weapon Accuracy and only deals half damage.
Damage- 4d10 +1d8
Ammo: 2/2 Shots
Accuracy: 15
Ammo Type: Shotgun
Range: Close/Medium
Attacks: 1/Turn
Target: Single
Reload Time: 1 Turn

--Secondary Weapon--

Metal Bat: Unlike a wooden bat this bat is stronger and it doesn’t break, but is sort of heavier so its slower.
Attack: 3d8
Accuracy: -5
Range: Close
Attacks: 1
Target: Single
Damage Type: Blunt


(Accessory) Cop Belt: This handy belt can be used to carry a 4 small items in its 4 small compartments. Also allows you to holster up to two Handgun or Revolver type weapons and 1 Melee Weapon for easy to reach use.

(Accessory) Backpack: Carries 15 Items

(Armor) Stab Proof Vest: Absorbs 50 Damage. 50/50 Health

Name: Alex Warren
Age: 27
Gender: Male
Description/Picture:

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Personality: At times he can still be caring and sympathetic, but this is rare as he is becomes more frustrated with his life and work, which is why he usually spends most of his time with his wife and child. He is also very strong-willed and brave, although at times blurs the lines between courage and stubbornness. This is in part fueled by his intense love for his family, making him willing to take on the seemingly invincible just to be with them again. However with crippling insomnia and his prone to anger nature Alan has on more than one occasion taking protecting them a little too far... In fact that night he did. It should also be noted that he is a quick-creative-thinker, using his knowledge to get out of things normally fatal to others. When stressed out Alex tends to write and draw in his journal to keep his calm.

Bio:
As a child, he had a fear of darkness. He was afraid of what was in the dark, and would fight sleep to the bitter end out of fear, this in turn started his insomnia that still lasts to this very day. He never really knew his father but his mother raised him along with his sister Sarah with all the strength that she could, and every time Alex sees her he can't help but say that she did a fine job of raising her boy and daughter, Sarah, all of her own.

At one point, Alex became interested in writing. He became an avid reader, and then started writing his own stories using his vivid imagination. Alan's first story, The wolf girl, was published at a young age and he became famous after writing his next series of novels; a set of journey and story based stories by the name of Tales of the Great Beyond, that continued the adventures of the wolf girl and her companion though the never ending world of adventure and wonder! The tag line of the series is rather well known "The world is not beautiful... Therefore it is" Showing that the dark and evil things within the world only make the good and beautiful things stand up higher!

It wasn't long before Alex found love in the form of a games designer by the name of Jade. But as he finished his latest instalment to the Tales of the Great Beyond series, he began to suffer once more from writer's block and insomnia. By this time Jade and Alex had been together for years now and even had a daughter by the name of Lilly, her eyes having the same green one side and blue on the other that her mother had, just like Alex's darker hair.

To get through this he started practicing at a shooting range once again, having spent time at the shooting range to get research done for his Tales of the Great Beyond series, since his main lead, the Girl of Wolves Alicia, was a gun slinger. However this was not working, and his wife could see that and so sent him out on a holiday to a place by the name of Silent Hill "Nice enough place" He said... He had no idea what awaited him there.

Experience Points: 353/600 EXP

Character Level: 3

Health: 76/103 (86 Base + 17 CON)
Strength: 11
Constitution: 17
Will: 15
Intelligence: 16
Dexterity: 16
Charisma: 12
Agility: 10

Mental Health: 25/32 (16 (+1) = 17 Base + 15 Will)
Melee Attack: 11
Magic Power: 15
Magic Defense: 15
Reflexes: 15
Accuracy: 15

Attributes- Points Remaining: 1

Ranged Weapon Expert: Increase Weapon Accuracy with Ranged Weapons by 20% and do an extra 10% Damage.

Insomnia: This person has trouble sleeping, so when sleep comes it is much better for them. Every time someone with Insomnia decides to "Rest" they must make a Constitution Check with a difficulty of 75. If they fail then their sleep gives them little rest (they cannot have Nightmares though if their Insomnia keeps them up) and thus the sleep only restores a fourth of the Mental Health and Health that it would normally restore. If their Sleep is peaceful by succeeding the Constitution Check then they regain double the normal Health and an extra 50% the normal Mental Health. If their sleep is restful they get a +10 on Will Checks to resist Nightmares. (they can have them if their sleep was restful)

Skills- Points Remaining: 4

Scavenging: You know how to successfully search and find things. You can use this Skill to make an Intelligence Check to look around the area for hidden things you might not find so easily. The higher the result the higher chance to find a good item. 1 SP

Stealth: You know how to move quietly. You can use this Skill to make a Dexterity Check (difficulty is opponent's dexterity check) to sneak around an unsuspecting foe. 1 SP

Spells:

Items Carried

Backpack- 13/15 Slots Filled

Small leather wallet with a few dollars in there and photo of Lilly, Jade and Alex

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Health Drink x3

Thermal Blanket

Fire Extinguisher

Small Bag

2 AA Battery Packs (4/4 Batteries Remaining)

Strange Disk

Red Flashdrive

Strange Pills (75/75 Remaining)

Mind Drink

Folded up Knapsack

Trench Coat (Albel's)

Items in Small Bag- 5/5 Slots Remaining

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1 Bottled Waters

1 Bread Rolls

Boxed Lunch (2/2 Uses Remaining)

Library Key

Items on Person- 2/3 Slots Filled

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Handgun Ammo: 2x (20 Shots)

Compact Radio: A small radio with a clip so it can be worn on the waist. Keeping it on all the time may allow you to hear something if you are lucky. Requires 4 DD batteries to use. Has 10 hours of total battery life. It can tell when Monsters are nearby and be used to contact Officer Sasha. 7/10 Hours left.

Items Equipped:

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Backpack: Allows one to carry 15 Items.

Main Weapon:

Desert Eagle: A strong pistol that packs a slightly better kick then the standard issue .45 Caliber.
Damage- 1d20
Ammo: 10/20 Shots
Accuracy: 25
Ammo Type: Handgun
Range: Long
Attacks: 2/Turn
Target: Single
Reload Time: 1 Turn

Secondary Weapon:

Stun Gun: This weapon takes 2 AA batteries to operate and has a limited number of uses due to requiring energy to activate, but this melee weapon delivers a powerful shock to a foe when used.
Attack: 3d12
Accuracy: -5
Range: Close
Attacks: 1
Target: Single
Damage Type: Electric
Uses: 10/10 Remaining

Name: Margaret "Garet" Wheeler
Age: 19
Gender: Female

Personality: Garet is a headstrong girl, who's not afraid to voice whatever it is she's feeling. She's annoyed when people call her by her real name, because it doesn't 'feel' like her. She finds friends to be one in a million, despite getting along with practically anyone, finding it easier to connect with people she doesn't see everyday as opposed to all the time on a regular basis. This is because she has a thing about developing personal relationships, as if she will eventually owe people her time and energy. Not that it's a bad thing, she reasons. It just feels...different.

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Bio:

Elsa Bernham.

The last time Garet heard that name was on the news. It was a manhunt for a suspected serial killer on the loose at the time. Her hands shook with remorse that day, as she tried to block the inevitable memory flooding back. If only they never had that argument. If only Elsa hadn't stormed off on her own that night. Maybe she could've seen her again. Maybe she'd still be able to...

She cringed. Memory was best left forgotten, but therapy can't fix guilt. She was told it was time to move on, and that meant clearing out the dorm they stayed in for the past year. Get a grip, she told herself; somebody's got to collect that security deposit. So when she found that letter in their secret drawer, a glower of hope overcame her. It looked and felt quite recent, penned in her best friend's handwriting. Pushing aside her sense of disbelief, she began to think maybe Elsa was still alive. Maybe she's just hiding from someone. Maybe she could...

Enough speculation! For the first time in Garet's life, something was certain. Her eyes scrolled to the bottom, as she realized where the answer to all her questions would lie. That town. Silent Hill.

"Wait for me, I'm coming."

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Other: Garet and Elsa were roomates in a university, a few towns over from Silent Hill. They have been friends ever since they met and no secret was kept between them. It was for example, no secret that Garet was working two odd jobs to support her sickly mother and herself. It was also no secret that Elsa had been seeing an older guy these past few weeks, who for all intents remained constantly infatuated. While it really was none of her business, Garet shows concern throughout the schoolyear but did nothing about it until that fateful day...

Description/Picture:
Garet stands at 4 ft. and 6 inches, with long frazzled hair. She is very fit and wiry, jogging around campus every tuesday and thursday night. She has almond-shaped grey green eyes, an elegant nose, and high cheek-bones. Entering the town, she is wearing a blue and green themed sweater vest over a plain long sleeved shirt, and black-blue jeans to match.

Experience Points: 72/100

Character Level: 1

Base Stats:
* Health: 65 (61 + 4)
* Strength: 8
* Constitution: 4
* Will: 8
* Intelligence: 4
* Dexterity: 10
* Charisma: 1
* Agility: 7

Sub Stats:
* Mental Health: 18
* Melee Attack: 8
* Magic Power: 8
* Magic Defense: 8
* Reflexes: 10
* Accuracy: 10

Attributes:
* Coordinated: You have quick reflexes and great hand-eye coordination. Increase max Dexterity by 10%. Cost: 1 AP
* Courageous: You are full of courage and boldness. You have a +10% Bonus to Will Stat Checks to resist Mental Health damage from any horrific image that you see. Also you have a 25% Bonus to Will Stat Checks to resist the Fear Status. AP: 1

Skills:
* Stealth: You know how to move quietly. You can use this Skill to make a Dexterity Check (difficulty is opponent's dexterity check) to sneak around an unsuspecting foe. Cost: 1 SP
* Sneak Attack: Perform a Dexterity Check to sneak up on an unsuspecting foe (chance of failure is a Dexterity Check of their own, if it beats yours then they spot you). If you succeed the check then you get a free Melee Attack that does an extra 25% damage. Cost: 1 SP, requires Stealth Skill.
* Lock picking: You know how to pick locks. Using an actual Lock pick gives no penalties when picking a lock. Using an improvised one gives a -10 Penalty. To pick a Lock, make a Dexterity Check. If you succeed, then you pick the Lock, fail and you can try again. Cost: 2 SP, Requires 8 Dexterity. (Not all Locks can be picked)

Name: Derek Forst
Age: 25
Gender: Male
Personality: Derek is a somewhat emotionally vulnerable man who is slow to anger, though down to earth and carries a newly found sense of responsibility. At times he can be annoyingly chatty and clingy, though he knows when it’s time to be serious. He is a follower rather than a leader and this makes it easy to gain his trust.
Bio: Derek and his older sister Abbey grew up in a chaotic household. Their mother was a drunk and their father was aggressive, though not abusive. Their parents would clash and argue often, and sometimes it even turned violent. When Derek was 13, his father was finally fed up with being chained to a hopeless drunk and divorced his wife, and like many teens before him, Derek turned to substance abuse.

It started when he was 15, with beer and smoking, then when he was 17 he had tried heroin for the first time in his life; he was attracted to the comfort it brought when nothing else would. It wasn’t long before Derek would steal and pawn his family’s valuables for drug money, lie to them and fight with them.

When he dropped out of high school, his sister Abbey left them for good, meanwhile Derek sank deeper and deeper. He never got a job. Instead of working and earning rent money he would lounge around the house, and it wasn’t long before his mother kicked him out of the house when he was 19. Derek was homeless until the year he turned 22, when he woke up in a hospital and had been told that he had overdosed. That day he checked into a rehab center for the second time; this time he was determined not to relapse.

It was long, awkward and emotionally grueling process, but Derek completed treatment and moved into a sober house at 23. There he worked odd jobs, but with no work experience and a difficult history, good jobs were hard to come by. Barely making rent in the sober living facility, Derek decided that he needed a more permanent place to stay. He contacted his parents to see if they would let him move in, but they refused, though his father gave him his sister’s phone number. He called her and found out that she was happy to let him live with her for a while. With that, Derek left the sober house with 90 dollars and a thumb to hitchhike with, heading for a town very near Silent Hill...

Experience Points: 324/600
Character Level: 3
Base Stats
• Health: 79/79 (69 Base + 10 CON)
• Strength: 15
• Constitution: 10
• Will: 13
• Intelligence: 10
• Dexterity: 13
• Charisma: 10
• Agility: 16

Sub Stats
• Mental Health: 28/31 (16 (+2) = 18 Base + 13 Will)
• Melee Attack: 13
• Magic Power: 13
• Magic Defense: 13
• Reflexes: 13
• Accuracy: 13

Attributes: 1/3 AP Remaining
Melee Weapon Expert: Increases Weapon Accuracy of Melee Weapons by 20% and do an extra 10% Damage with Melee Weapons (Excludes Unarmed Strike). Cost: 1 AP

Opportunistic: You know when to act on something the moment it happens. You get a 10% Accuracy Bonus to all Chance Attacks. 1 AP

Skills: 1/6 SP Remaining

Dodge Roll Stance: You poise your feet and get ready to move. When you use this Skill on your Turn, the next Attack that gets sent at you from Close or Medium Range you get a 10% bonus to dodge it. Also using this maneuver allows you to move away from a foe if they are Close Range to you without provoking a Chance Attack if you successfully dodge the attack. Getting hit while doing this move will cause you to fall Prone. Cost: 1 SP, Requires 9 Agility.

Opportunistic Strike: You can only use this Skill when you are using a Melee Chance Attack. Increase your Weapon Accuracy by 10% for the attack and increases Damage dealt with the attack by 10%. Depletes 5 Health. Requires Opportunistic Attribute. Cost: 1 SP

Scavenging: You know how to successfully search and find things. You can use this Skill to make an Intelligence Check to look around the area for hidden things you might not find so easily. The higher the result the higher chance to find a good item. Cost: 1 SP

Stealth: You know how to move quietly. You can use this Skill to make a Dexterity Check (difficulty is opponent's dexterity check) to sneak around an unsuspecting foe. Cost: 1 SP

Sprinting: Sometimes it’s best to employ a strategy known as advancing in the opposite direction. You are a skilled runner, and can use this Skill to increase the result of an Agility Check made when running like mad by 20%. Cost: 1 SP. Depletes 5 Health when used.

Spells:

Items Carried:

--On Person-- 3/3 Slots Filled

Health Drink

Mind Drink

Flashlight: Lights up 30 feet in normal area, 15ft in fogged area. 5/8 Hours Battery left.

--Backpack--5/15 Slots Filled

1 Mind Drink

Strange Library Card

1 Handgun Ammo

Library Key

--Small Bag-- 0/5 Slots Filled


Items Equipped:

--Main Weapon--

Sharpened Spear: This Spear is brand new with a sharpened point, metal shaft, and polished head. Despite the metal shaft this spear seems lighter than most other spears, an excellent weapon for any warrior. This weapon is also long enough to allow for Melee Chance Attacks on foes at Medium Range only these attacks would do 1/2 damage and have 0 Weapon Accuracy.
Attack-2d20
Accuracy: 18
Range: Close/ Medium(for Melee Chance Attacks only)
Attacks: 1
Target: Single
Damage Type: Piercing

--Secondary Weapon--

.45 Handgun: This small, standardized firearm is the perfect choice for an easy to use side firearm for when you need to get a foe defeated quickly from a safe distance.
Damage- 1d12
Ammo: 12/20 Shots
Accuracy: 25
Ammo Type: Handgun
Range: Long
Attacks: 2/Turn
Target: Single
Reload Time: 1 Turn

Backpack: This larger pack holds 15 Items.

Name: Jericho Awenasa
Age: 28
Gender: Male
Personality: Born and raised on a reservation in Oklahoma, Jericho has only been in the 'real world' for about ten years. He is full-blooded Cherokee and has deep roots in his own heritage, although he is now 5 years into being a Christian. Jericho is solemn, not easily unnerved, but by no means a wannabe superhero. He has deep convictions in "the way a man should act" and opposes anything that might harm the body (though he has been battling a nicotine addiction for quite some time).

As anyone, Awenasa has his inner demons, mainly feeling split between his Cherokee roots and his Christian present, and the fact that he feels like a hypocrite (be it that he really is, or just too hard on himself).

Bio: After leaving the Oklahoma reservation, Jericho moved south into Texas where he got an apartment, the one he currently lives in, and has worked on a ranch nearby ever since. Swearing that he'd not become one of the stereotypical Redskins, Jericho strived to get out of poverty. Wellfare checks, food stamps, and government assistance burned his soul like heartburn...

Jericho succeeded. He lived by the sweat of his brow and the blood of his scarred fingertips, he felt like a "real American" for once. However, his roots in the Cherokee core ran deep, and it was only a few years ago that he accepted Christ. However, after this point, Jericho started to be visited in the night every so often by shadows that wanted to harm him, or at least that is how it felt. After years of progressively worse nights, Jericho decided on a vacation...

Other: A personal motto that Jericho might have taken too literally is "cowboy up", something he saw as a young kid on a tv show that stuck with him through it all.
Description/Picture:

Experience Points: 136/300

Character Level: 2

Base Stats:
Health: 74/88 (76 Base + 12 Constitution)
Strength: 10
Constitution: 12
Will: 10
Intelligence: 14
Dexterity: 14
Charisma: 5
Agility: 13

Sub Stats:
Mental Health: 15/21 (11 Base + 10 Will)
Melee Attack: 10
Magic Power: 10
Magic Defense: 10
Reflexes: 12
Accuracy: 12

Attributes

• Lucky
• Courageous

Skills - 1 SP Left

• Quick Reload - 1 SP
• Stealth - 1 SP
• Lock Picking - 2 SP

Spells

Items Carried

--Knapsack: 6/10 Slots Used

Map of Silent Hill

Health Drink

Bottled Water

Health Drink

1x Handgun Ammo (20 Shots)

Rusty Key



--On Person: 5/5 Slots Used

1 Health Drink

Pocket Torch (7/8 Hours Remaining)

Small Plastic Baggie: (Filled with 9 Revolver Rounds)

254 Key

Post Office Map



Items Equipped

(Accessory) Holster: Worn around the waist, equip it to be able to hold either one extra small item on your person or to hold a Gun in to free your hands up and draw from it any time.

(Accessory) Green Ring: A nice little green ring, its affects are unknown.

(Armor) Nice Coat: Keeps you warm if it gets cold and has 2 Pockets that allow you to carry 2 Additional Items on your person. It lowers your Accuracy by 3 when fighting with Melee Weapons and takes 1 Turn to take off. Taking it off while Close Range to a Foe provokes a Chance Attack.

--Main Weapon--

Revolver: This small old-time weapon packs a slight more powerful kick then a handgun, even if it is slower and ammunition is harder to find. Perfect to keep handy for a tough spot.
Damage- 1d20
Ammo: 2/6 Shots
Accuracy: 15
Ammo Type: Revolver
Range: Long
Attacks: 1/Turn
Target: Single
Reload Time: 1 Turn/3 Bullets Reloaded

--Secondary Weapon--

Butcher Knife: This knife has a longer blade that is meant for cutting meat and flesh.
Attack- 1d10
Accuracy: 15
Range: Close
Attacks: 2
Target: Single
Damage Type: Piercing/Slashing

The non player characters met throughout the story.

--Roleplay Info--
Name: Nastasha “Sasha” Williams
Age: 32
Gender: Female
Personality: A strong, serious, and determined woman. As a female police officer these are the kinds of traits one must have when facing danger. In the face of danger Sasha always manages to keep her cool and will do whatever she can to make sure the situation stays under control. As a officer she has been trained to be a kind person who will never refuse to help someone or trust someone.
Bio: Sasha lived quite a normal life. She grew up
Other:
Description/Picture: https://encrypted-tbn2.google.com/im...F5fVFo1vtmMnqk

--Game Mechanics--
NPC Level: 5

Health: 143 (121 + 22)
Strength: 22
Constitution: 22
Will: 23
Intelligence: 17
Dexterity: 20
Charisma: 16
Agility: 19

Mental Health: 39
Melee Attack: 22
Magic Power: 23
Magic Defense: 23
Reflexes: 20
Accuracy: 20

Attributes: 0/4 AP

Ranged Weapon Expert: Increase Weapon Accuracy with Ranged Weapons by 20% and do an extra 10% Damage. 2 AP

Courageous: You are full of courage and boldness. You have a +10% Bonus to Will Stat Checks to resist Mental Health damage from any horrific image that you see. Also you have a 25% Bonus to Will Stat Checks to resist the Fear Status.

Combat Reflexes: Enemies do not get a Chance Attack against you while moving away from them when you are Close Range to them.


Skills: 0/9 SP

Quick Reload: You can reload a Gun in the same turn that you shoot it either reloading before or after you shoot. (Gun must be empty of Ammo). 1 SP

First Aid: You know how to deliver First Aid. Outside of Combat you can use a First Aid Kit. Without a First Aid Kit outside of Combat you can apply basic treatment to heal 15 HP (This can only be done once per hour). You can also cure the Bleeding, Poisoned, and Paralyzed Status inside of Combat within 2 Turns (Chance Attack as you do this, getting hit between that time interrupts the attempt) or outside of combat. Cost: 2 SP

Double Shot: You have a quick trigger finger. You now perform Double Attack with Guns as well as Melee Weapons (as long as you have ammo in the gun still). 2 SP, Requires 18 Dexterity

Critical Shot: You know how to aim for the critical areas on a foe. When you attack with a Gun you can use this Skill. You double the damage dealt with your shot if you hit, but its Accuracy Rating (once determined) decreases by 50%. Requires 20 Dexterity, 3 SP

Dodge Roll Stance: You poise your feet and get ready to move. When you use this Skill on your Turn, the next Attack that gets sent at you from Close or Medium Range you get a 10% bonus to dodge it. Also using this maneuver allows you to move away from a foe if they are Close Range to you without provoking a Chance Attack if you successfully dodge the attack. Getting hit while doing this move will cause you to fall Prone. Cost: 1 SP, Requires 9 Agility.


Spells
None

Items Carried

On Person: 1/3 Small Item Slots filled

Health Drink

On Cop Belt: 1/2 Gun Slots filled, Melee Slot filled, 3/4 Small Item Slots filled

Handgun Ammo: x40 Shots (2 Magazines)

Pepper Spray: This item can be used Close Range to a foe to inflict the Blind Status on them. This lasts for 1 hour. To hit you make a Close Ranged Attack, the Attack Roll having no Weapon Accuracy added. Only foes with eyes can be affected by this Item.

.45 Handgun

Nightstick

Handcuffs: For binding a person's hands behind their back. Also have a few other uses as well depending on the situation.


Items Equipped

.45 Handgun: This small, standardized firearm is the perfect choice for an easy to use side firearm for when you need to get a foe defeated quickly from a safe distance.
Damage- 1d12
Ammo: 15/20 Shots
Accuracy: 25
Ammo Type: Handgun
Range: Long
Attacks: 2/Turn
Target: Single
Reload Time: 1 Turn
Added on Silencer: Attaches to the barrel of a gun. This allows your gunshots to be quiet and not alert any enemies around you of your presence when you fire your weapon.

Night Stick: Standardized cop melee weapon.
Attack- 1d8
Accuracy: 7
Range: Close
Attacks: 1
Target: Single
Damage Type: Blunt

Bullet Proof Vest: Absorbs up to 100 Points of Damage. 100/100 Health

Cop Belt

--Roleplay Info--
Name: Samuel Thompson
Age: 7
Gender: Male
Personality: So far an apparently shy, innocent, and a bit childish at times.
Bio: He says he came here to Silent Hill with his mom, but got separated from her
Other: He is a small child.
Description/Picture: He is a small child around the average height for a seven year old. He has soft, medium length brown hair that goes to just about above his forehead. His eyes are a shining emerald green color and are filled with youthful innocence with a gentle shyness behind it. He is a rather skinny body that is clothed in a blue T-Shirt with the popular video game character “Megaman”. He is also wearing simple blue jeans with brown sneakers.

--Game Mechanics--

NPC Level: 1

Base Stats:
Health: 55 (45 Base + 5 Constitution)
Strength: 3
Constitution: 5
Will: 2
Intelligence: 6
Dexterity: 9
Charisma: 10
Agility: 11


Sub Stats:
Mental Health: 12
Melee Attack: 1
Magic Power: 2
Magic Defense: 2
Reflexes: 9
Accuracy: 9


Attributes
None

Skills
None

Spells
None

Items Carried

On Person: 0/3

(Character Item) Megaman Figurine: A little plastic figure of reploid hero known as “Megaman” from the popular video game series of the same name. It is like this child’s security blanket.

These are the PC/NPC Characters who have died and have become victims of Silent Hill's many horrors.

--Roleplay Info--
Name: Albel Mason

Age: 32

Gender: Male

Personality: Albel is a bookworm and is quite often quiet, though be sure to listen when he does speak, for he will spout things that even the smartest of people will need to hear. He often minds his own business preferring to avoid people and their troubles. This has led to a very weak understanding of etiquette when it comes to speaking his mind, and when he does meet people will very often say things that he should have kept inside his head.

Bio: Albel is a collector and a librarian of sorts, he inherited a large sum of money from his grandfather who died while Albel was very young. Since he was a child he fell in love with books, reading to no end and gathering a large amount of intelligence to do with things such as myths, or times when magic was said to be around.
Albel had continued his studies of these times specifically and while taking a look around his local library he spotted a book mentioning Silent Hill and many myths surrounding the area.
After scouring the book for it's information, Albel concluded one thing. He needed to head for Silent Hill and search for books and old scrolls for his collection.

Other: Albel is a heavy smoker. He pretty much requires a cigarette every day. He also has a terrible tolerance for alcohol but that doesn't stop him from having a drink when he gets the chance.

Description/Picture:
Albel is 5'9" with short black hair styled into an unkempt mess. he weighs about 186lbs and features little to no muscle at all, his eyes are a grey color, and his face is chubby, but not disgustingly so. He wears a black trench coat reaching down to just a few centimeters from the ground left open to reveal a white T-shirt garnished with a red skull set in the center. His jeans are dark blue, and slightly oversized the bottom of them torn from where his shoes have rubbed them into the ground. His shoes are cheap black skater shoes that look like they have seen quite a bit of wear and tear.

--Game Mechanics--
Experience Points: 122/300

Character Level: 2

Base Stats

• Health: 31/64 (base 51 + 13 constitution)
• Strength: 8
• Constitution: 13
• Will: 14
• Intelligence: 12
• Dexterity: 8
• Charisma: 8
• Agility: 6 (9 Base - 3 (Trench Coat penalty))

Sub Stats

• Mental Health: 27/27 (13 Base + 14 Will)
• Melee Attack: 8
• Magic Power: 14
• Magic Defense: 14
• Reflexes: 8
• Accuracy: 8

Attributes
List all purchased Attributes below here.

Courageous: You are full of courage and boldness. You have a +10% Bonus to Will Stat Checks to resist Mental Health damage from any horrific image that you see. Also you have a 25% Bonus to Will Stat Checks to resist the Fear Status. AP: 1

Lucky: You are naturally Lucky. Add +5 to all Circumstance checks. Cost: 1 AP.


Skills (2 SP left)
List all known Skills here, these are the Skills you buy with Skill Points from the Skills section.

First Aid: 2 SP

Scavenging: You know how to successfully search and find things. You can use this Skill to make an Intelligence Check to look around the area for hidden things you might not find so easily. The higher the result the higher chance to find a good item. Cost: 1 SP

Spells


Items Carried on Person: 6/7 Slots Remaining

--Pocket Encyclopedia

--Pocket Torch: (7/8 Hours Remaining)

--Cigarette Pack (5/16)

--Lighter

--1 Mind Drink

--Strange File


Items Equipped

Trench Coat: Has 4 pockets for carrying small items, but wearing it gives you a -4 to your Agility due to it being hard to move around in easily.

--Main Weapon--

Survival Knife: This blade is much sharper and twice as long than a normal knife. This blade could be considered a dagger if this were a few hundred years ago. Perfect for a light melee weapon that can be used if you are ever in danger and don't have a gun to defend yourself.
Attack- 1d12
Accuracy: 13
Range: Close
Attacks: 2
Target: Single
Damage Type: Piercing/Slashing

Name:Kaku

Experience Points: 0/100

Character Level: 1

Health: Dead (79 Base + 4 Constitution)
Strength: 5
Constitution: 4
Will: 10
Intelligence: 1
Dexterity: 3
Charisma: 2
Agility: 9

Sub Stats--

Mental Health: 20
Melee Attack: 5
Magic Power: 12
Magic Defense: 12
Reflexes: 3
Accuracy: 3 (0 with Melee)

Attributes

Melee Weapon Expert: Increases Weapon Accuracy of Melee Weapons by 20% and do an extra 10% Damage with Melee Weapons (Excludes Unarmed Strike). Cost: 1 AP

Opportunistic: You know when to act on something the moment it happens. You get a 10% Accuracy Bonus to all Chance Attacks. 1 AP

AP: 0


Skills

Opportunistic Strike: You can only use this Skill when you are using a Melee Chance Attack. Increase your Weapon Accuracy by 10% for the attack and increases Damage dealt with the attack by 10%. Depletes 5 Health. Requires Opportunistic Attribute. Cost: 1 SP

Dodge Roll Stance: You poise your feet and get ready to move. When you use this Skill on your Turn, the next Attack that gets sent at you from Close or Medium Range you get a 10% bonus to dodge it. Also using this maneuver allows you to move away from a foe if they are Close Range to you without provoking a Chance Attack if you successfully dodge the attack. Getting hit while doing this move will cause you to fall Prone. Cost: 1 SP, Requires 9 Agility.

Scavenging: You know how to successfully search and find things. You can use this Skill to make an Intelligence Check to look around the area for hidden things you might not find so easily. The higher the result the higher chance to find a good item. Cost: 1 SP

SP: 1


--Items Carried--

None, has been looted.

Name: Lisa Copear.
Age: 27.
Gender: Female.

Personality: Lisa is a fairly sociable and normally happy person while aggressive in her own right. She is also quite a rebel with a criminal edge from her time with a group of those like herself. She tries to manipulate any situation to the best of her ability using every trick in the book to get an edge. Often though acting normally for her makes her feel to disjointed for what she wants her own reality to be like, filled with more action than a plain working life. Lisa has some difficultly coping with stress at times if it compounds enough.

Bio: Lisa was a talented speaker for the mayor of a small town. She had enjoyed her life for a few years just being able to do what she wanted more freely. It eventually got redundant for the woman which led her to join other pursuits. She met up with a couple of criminals who she ended up joining for a thrill ride. The lifestyle was addicting and her general role had been to distract or hold off key people in whatever they were doing. This led to her learning guns first hand as well as improvising just about everything in a violent situation. Her group disbanded after two members were arrested and she decided to have a nice vacation in a out of the way place, this ended up being Silent Hill.

Other: Lisa drives a Chevrolet Cruze.

Experience Points: 30/100

Character Level: 1

Death Location: Halfway between Porky's Pork Shack and Silent Hill

Health: -19/75 (Dead)
Strength: 6
Constitution: 10
Will: 10
Intelligence: 9
Dexterity: 9 (8 + 10% DEX Bonus)
Charisma: 11 (10 + 10% CHA Bonus)
Agility: 8

Mental Health: 16/20
Melee Attack: 6
Magic Power: 10
Magic Defense: 10
Reflexes: 9
Accuracy: 9

0/2 Attribute Points Remaining

Coordinated: You have quick reflexes and great hand-eye coordination. Increase max Dexterity by 10%. Cost: 1 AP

Charismatic: You are naturally charismatic. Max Charisma +10%. Cost: 1 AP

2/4 Skill Points Remaining

Stealth: You know how to move quietly. You can use this Skill to make a Dexterity Check (difficulty is opponent’s Dexterity Check) to sneak around and unsuspecting foe. Cost: 1 SP

Persuasion: You know how to smooth talk an intelligent being into doing something. You make a Charisma Check and if it beats their Will Check then you succeed. If not it fails and a -5 Penalty ensues to you if you try again. Depending on what you are trying to get the target to do, bonuses or penalties may be given to either check.

Flashlight (8/8 Hours Remaining)

Compact Radio (10/10 Hours Remaining)

1 Handgun Ammo (20/20 Shots)

3 Health Drinks

2 First Aid Kits

AA Battery Pack (4/4 Batteries Remaining)

2 Handgun Ammo Packs (40/40 Shots)

1 Coral Cola

1 Boxed Lunch (2/2 Uses Remaining)

Porky's Van Keys

Bottled Water

Rusty Box: A strange, rusty metal box found in the back of the Porky's Van. Has a Key Lock and a Combination Lock.

Traveler's Pack: Carries 20 Items

Desert Eagle: A strong pistol that packs a slightly better kick then the standard issue .45 Caliber.
Damage- 1d20
Ammo: 12/20 Shots
Accuracy: 25
Ammo Type: Handgun
Range: Long
Attacks: 2/Turn
Target: Single
Reload Time: 1 Turn

Character Sheet

The part we have all been waiting for. Here you post your CS. When you post your CS I will go ahead and determine what stats you have. You start out with no Items (You will find some though as you go along in the beginning).

--Roleplay Info--
Name:
Age: (Minimum is age 18)
Gender:
Personality: (A basic understanding, be around a paragraph)
Bio: (Shot background of your character and what promoted them to take a vacation to Silent Hill)
Other:
Description/Picture:

--Game Mechanics-- (This section will be one that is edited the most by me as your character grows)
Experience Points: (All Characters start with 0 EXP)

Character Level: (All characters start out at Level 1)

Base Stats: Base Stats of your character (determined by me, plus you can tell me what Base Stats (Health is included here) that you want to put your 2 starting Stat Points into)

• Health:
• Strength:
• Constitution:
• Will:
• Intelligence:
• Dexterity:
• Charisma:
• Agility:

Sub Stats: Sub Stats of your character, the Stats determined by other Stats.

• Mental Health:
• Melee Attack:
• Magic Power:
• Magic Defense:
• Reflexes:
• Accuracy:

Attributes

List all purchased Attributes below here.

Skills

List all known Skills here, these are the Skills you buy with Skill Points from the Skills section.

Spells

If you learn Magic, it goes here

Items Carried

Any items you are carrying on person or in a pack. (You may put a couple from the starting items listed, but you wouldn't be carrying any Weapons since you were on vacation)

[DarkCrusade]

Name: Ace(one: one unit) William Oarazen

Age: 20

Gender: Male

Personality: He is often seen as an easy-going guy, handling even the most insane things he sees in his eyes. He also jumps to conclusions at times, but then again its mostly piecing everything together. He has an IQ of 211, and improvises when he can. He hides his pain and suffering by making jokes sometimes to lighten the mood, and he is always seen as a kind and just man, and almost always makes his decisions count. Although it may be seen that he lets the guilt roll off him, it actually stays in a bottle and when it breaks, he admits. He loves games, and likes saving people when he could.

Biography: His whole life was very luxurious, and he always liked playing as a doctor as a kid. Everything the parents taught him was always nice, and he always had a good life. He lived in the country, and they had grown food all by themselves. If they didn't have it, then they'd buy it. The country was near Sheperd's Glen, and occasionally they'd take trips there. His parent's suddenly disappeared one day, and he hasn't seen them since he was fourteen, but after two years the police suddenly gave up the search, and more people began disappearing outside Silent Hill was a cursed place, and he knew that since his parents started talking about it. He never went there, but they always took business trips to Sheperd's Glen. He started pondering the idea if they were killed in Silent Hill, but he never got the chance to verify it. A few years later in College, then in Medical School, and he started doing surgeries, saving people, and he always thought that was right. He also took shifts between being a surgeon and a doctor, so he could help people the most.

He also had a pretty wealthy salary, and he knew each day that he made at least one life live a little longer. He bought a handgun for himself, and kept it loaded in his apartment. He never got to use it, and after a year he was just tired of his job. He took a vacation to Silent Hill, and regretted it. He woke up on the first floor of Alchemilla Hospital, having bloody scrubs on and a dust mask, he didn't put it on, but he just woke up with it and found that he only had his clothes on and no protection. He faced his first creature, a Nurse, and quickly ran out of the hospital before anything happened and took refuge in a empty home. It was still good for habitation, but he had a ton of thoughts of what he had just seen. It seemed almost...demonic.

Character Level: 1

EXP: 0/100

Base Stats:
* Health: 115
* Strength: 7
* Constitution: 9
* Will: 7
* Intelligence: 10
* Dexterity: 6
* Agility: 3
* Charisma: 2

Sub Stats:
* Mental Health: 17
* Melee Attack: 7
* Magic Power: 7
* Magic Defense: 7
* Reflexes: 6
* Accuracy: 6

Attributes
Healthy: You are healthy as a horse. Max Health +10 %. cost: 1 AP (Must have at least 70 Health to get this)

Wise: You are wise and knowledgeable. Increase max Intelligence by 10%. Cost: 1 AP

Skills

First Aid: You know how to deliver First Aid. Outside of Combat you can use a First Aid Kit. Without a First Aid Kit outside of Combat you can apply basic treatment to heal 15 HP (This can only be done once per hour). You can also cure the Bleeding, Poisoned, and Paralyzed Status inside of Combat within 2 Turns (Chance Attack as you do this, getting hit between that time interrupts the attempt) or outside of combat. Cost: 1 SP, Requires 10 Intelligence.

Scavenging: You know how to successfully search and find things. You can use this Skill to make an Intelligence Check to look around the area for hidden things you might not find so easily. The higher the result the higher chance to find a good item. Cost: 1 SP

Items Carried

--First Aid Kit

Items Equipped

--Weapons--

--Main Weapon--
Knife: Small Knife
Attack- 1d4
Accuracy: 15
Range: Close
Attacks: 2
Target: Single
Damage Type: Piercing/Slashing

--Secondary Weapon--
None

--Other Equipment--

Accessory--Old Dog Tags: A Lucky Charm of this character, gives +2 to Circumstance Checks

5. Have fun. This is a game and an RP. So just enjoy yourself and have fun.

[Renose]

Umm

Dark I said that I would determine all character Stats myself

Sorry, but could you edit that part out ^^

Anyway, I have to go for now

Will do that tomorrow, good night

[Renose]

Ok, this is for you Yami

Your character sheet is mostly accepted (except the Skills part, you just list Skills you purchased with your Skill points, so if you could edit that out, that would be good as I will have more Skills written up for purchase when I have more time)

I will accept you having a First Aid Kit in your inventory

The Metal Tray you have can be used as an Improvised Shield (See Items Hider for details) It has a Block Chance of 4% and Increases Dodge Rating by 7

Or Improvised Armor (Will write that up when I have more time)

I recommend using it as a shield, as if you use it as armor it won't provide that much protection

But as of the beginning, you wouldn't have the Metal Tray until you went to the Hospital

The Knife you have is also a listed weapon (See Item Hider for stats on that)



Now here are your Base Stats

* Strength: 7
* Constitution: 9
* Will: 7
* Intelligence: 10
* Dexterity: 6
* Agility: 3
* Charisma: 2

Now here are your Sub Stats

* Health: 105 (96 + 9)
* Mental Health: 17
* Melee Attack: 7
* Magic Power: 7
* Magic Defense: 7
* Reflexes: 6
* Accuracy: 6

If you have any questions, don't be afraid to ask.

And I have to say, I was surprised at how lucky you were when your Health rolled a 96, I was like: Lucky Bastard XD

You got some pretty good rolls in there.

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Anyway, I will finish more of this OOC later, have to get back to class

See you later all.

(Yami your character commentary is not finished yet, as I have to go back to class now, but I will have it done when I get the chance)

[DarkCrusade]

Didn't realize that i was so lucky.

I don't really understand the game system so much, but first is a time for everything.

[Renose]

Don't worry

You don't really need to understand it much about mechanics and things (when it comes to numbers and dice rolls I will be doing all of that)

You only need to know the rules and certain other things.

Any questions just ask

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Anyway your metal tray (when you do get it if you decide to)

As Improvised Armor would give you 10 Physical Defense, but decrease Dexterity by 4

[DarkCrusade]

Yeah, thanks.

EDIT: I think i would like Improvised Shield. Makes more sense, and how the heck can anyone get a kevlar? >.>

[Renose]

Army Goods store?

Its Silent Hill, you find guns and ammo just about everywhere XD

(And the Kevlar would be a hidden, rarity XD)

Ok, add in your Stats to your character sheet and I guess you can go ahead and have already found the Tray (you can use it as both an improvised shield or armor, switch it off, but having it as a shield is better)

Oh and the Dog Tags Accessory wouldn't really do much.

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Got to go back to class

Catch you all later.

[DarkCrusade]

The dog tags are his lucky charm.

[DarkCrusade]

Thanks.