He'd received this guitar from The Lord of The Strings, an ancient god that created music and the great power that came with it. The Lord of The String ran a music shop in Rocksmith's home town. The Lord of The Strings allowed Rocksmith to keep the guitar and use it's power to serve music and root out those who would abuse it's awesome power.

First thought to come to mind [+]

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First thought to come to mind [+]

What is it with medics and strapping to beds?

This mission scares me so far, there are more of them than us and generally speaking if the enemy outnumbers you at level 1 you're done lol.

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Actions:
-Attack Gunman 1
-Take Cover

Also guys don't encourage Genni or some weird stuff starts getting posted._{never again}

Energy: 5/10
<+1 ENERGY| Inspired: +7 health,+1 defense, +1 attack| Armored: +5 Defense >
<Action: Rock Skin: Armored>

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Just a quick note. The Energy regeneration happens at the beginning of the turn, and the 'Rock Skin' ability triggers during the turn and so the total Energy at the end of the turn should be down to 4. :)

This was actually what inspired me.

Also guys don't encourage Genni or some weird stuff starts getting posted._{never again}

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Good to know, by the way, how do we gain more maximum energy?

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Only by buying a Trait which would give an extra 3 Max Energy for each 2 Skill Points spent.

You could also go for a Trait which increases Energy regeneration rate, but I'd have to charge you 4 SKill Points for each +1/Turn, unless you put some sort of limiter on it, in which case it would be only 2 Skill Points. For instance, +1 Energy/Turn if you manage to perform an injuring melee attack, or if you took damage while defending, etc.

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..?

Would you allow a trait that would allow characters to convert health into energy?

Though still curious what would be the result of taking cover from ranged attacks?

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Bonus Defence, depending on the cover and how nice I was feeling.

For instance if you took cover behind something like a wooden table you'd probably get +1 Defence. Something a little more sturdy like some metal storage crates would be +2 or even +3. Cover behind something substantial, like a solid stone pillar would give +4 or +5.

It'd all depend on what you put in the narrative when you were taking cover, how likely it would be that such an item would actually exist in the location and what kind of weapons you were facing.

And before you ask, no you can't suddenly have a tank materialise in front of you so you can take cover behind it.

Bursting into an epic guitar solo Rocksmith raised the spirits of the team before collapsing in exhaustion, unable to play another note until he's relaxed a little.

Alright, uploaded the character sheet.