Ivory at 10:57, 14 July 2013

2013-07-14T10:57:48Z

Kioshi: Created page with '{| width="80%" |Alchemists by their very nature always have things in their pockets. Reagents, trinkets, the occasional snack, and often times one or two nasty surprises for a …'

2013-07-07T20:05:00Z

Created page with '{| width="80%" |Alchemists by their very nature always have things in their pockets. Reagents, trinkets, the occasional snack, and often times one or two nasty surprises for a …'

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|Alchemists by their very nature always have things in their pockets. Reagents, trinkets, the occasional snack, and often times one or two nasty surprises for a pickpocket. More than one left attempt has been stopped by a snap-crackler tied to a leather strap on one's purse going off after being yanked free of it's safe housing. Keeping this in mind, if you ever try and steal from an Alchemist, you'll never know what they'll throw in your face to stop you, but you do know it's probably going to hurt.
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|<u>System</u>: If damaged in melee, roll Dexterity+[[Alchemy]]+Reactive/* vs. the original To-Hit roll. If successful, spend 1 damaging consumable of choice to deal immediate damage. Due to improper application, damage is 32% + Rank*2% of original damage.
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+|<u>System</u>: If damaged in melee, roll Dexterity+[[Alchemy]]+Reactive/Volatile Reaction vs. the original To-Hit roll.  If successful, spend 1 damaging consumable of choice to deal immediate damage.  Due to improper application, damage is 32% + (Rank*2)% of original damage.
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Ivory at 10:57, 14 July 2013

Kioshi: Created page with '{| width="80%" |Alchemists by their very nature always have things in their pockets. Reagents, trinkets, the occasional snack, and often times one or two nasty surprises for a …'