Laying Waste Crit Table?

[ThirstyBob]

Hi I've searched all over the forums and I can't find any trace of a laying waste system plug in for tables. It's a really great replacement for critical hits and it seems odd that it hasn't been modded in yet, considering the active community. The crit generator is on the d20pfsrd here: https://www.d20pfsrd.com/gamemastering/tools/layingwaste so I wouldn't think it's copyrighted. As far as I know everything on there is public domain.

Anyway if a considerate person with powerful code-fu would be willing to make a randomization table in FG I would be eternally grateful.

[Nylanfs]

Ummm no, almost everything on d20PFSRD.com is OGL material from publisher. So it is NOT public domain.




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[ThirstyBob]

ok then I stand corrected.

[Trenloe]

It's a really great replacement for critical hits and it seems odd that it hasn't been modded in yet, considering the active community.
The app on d20pfsrd doesn't give the details on how the system actually works - just the end result. i.e. it's an app that has all of the mechanics hidden under the cover - which doesn't give enough info to convert that to Fantasy Grounds.

Laying Waste is a large Pathfinder sourcebook for critical/combat. It was Kickstarted a couple of years ago: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/brianberg/laying-waste-a-guide-to-critical-combat-pathfinder/description and is available as a full product: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/132358/Laying-Waste-The-Guide-to-Critical-Combat

The product was produced under the OGL (a very liberal one at that) which should allow someone to recreate the system mechanics of the additional critical injuries tables contained therein. There are a total of 9 tables for criticals (light, moderate and severe) for bludgeoning, piercing and slashing; and three fumble tables. Each is a percentile dice roll.

All of the above could be done within the normal Fantasy Grounds standard tables: https://www.fantasygrounds.com/wiki/index.php/Tables No coding involved.

Sounds like an ideal project for the original poster... Eh, ThirstyBob? :)

[Nylanfs]

Torn Asunder (https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/86417/Torn-Asunder-Critical-Hits-PFRPG-Edition?term=torn+asunder) is also a good resource for this, breaks down critical hits by body type.

[ThirstyBob]

The app on d20pfsrd doesn't give the details on how the system actually works - just the end result. i.e. it's an app that has all of the mechanics hidden under the cover - which doesn't give enough info to convert that to Fantasy Grounds.

Laying Waste is a large Pathfinder sourcebook for critical/combat. It was Kickstarted a couple of years ago: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/brianberg/laying-waste-a-guide-to-critical-combat-pathfinder/description and is available as a full product: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/132358/Laying-Waste-The-Guide-to-Critical-Combat

The product was produced under the OGL (a very liberal one at that) which should allow someone to recreate the system mechanics of the additional critical injuries tables contained therein. There are a total of 9 tables for criticals (light, moderate and severe) for bludgeoning, piercing and slashing; and three fumble tables. Each is a percentile dice roll.

All of the above could be done within the normal Fantasy Grounds standard tables: https://www.fantasygrounds.com/wiki/index.php/Tables No coding involved.

Sounds like an ideal project for the original poster... Eh, ThirstyBob? :)

That's great, I'll have to get the book and see if I can get tables figured out. Thanks trenloe. I'll be sure to share when I get it working.