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Welcome to ''Legends of Cphera.'' Use the links on the right to find introductory articles on how to start playing quickly, as well as advanced articles that start to delve into the more complicated depths of the rule system.
 
Welcome to ''Legends of Cphera.'' Use the links on the right to find introductory articles on how to start playing quickly, as well as advanced articles that start to delve into the more complicated depths of the rule system.
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== Dice Used ==
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''Legends of Cphera'' uses the standard d20 set of dice. Of those, the most commonly used dice is the twenty-sided die, or the "d20." This die is used for nearly every function within the game. The other dice are used less, generally used in combat for damage values.
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== Dice Nomenclature ==
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The way dice rolls are written down can sometimes be confusing. ''Legends of Cphera'' uses standard polyhedron dice rolling nomenclature, in the format of '''x'''d'''y''' + '''z'''. In this format, "'''x'''" is the number of dice you roll, "'''y'''" is the number of sides those dice should have, and "'''z'''" is the number that gets added to the total of the dice roll.
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For example, if a weapon's damage tells a player to roll "2d6 + 7," that means that the player should roll two six-sided dice and add seven to the resulting sum. Or, if the weapon's damage is 4d8 + 2, the player should roll four eight-sided dice and add two to the result.
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Dice nomenclature often comes in longer forms. In a more complicated example, if a damage roll calls for 2d8 + 4d6 +8, the player will roll two eight-sided dice, four six-sided dice, and add eight to the total sum.

Latest revision as of 22:11, 20 November 2011

Help
Getting Started
  1. What is a Tabletop RPG?
  2. Fundamental Statistics
  3. Creating a Character
  4. Adventuring Groups
Foundational Play
  1. Using Skills
  2. Basic Combat
  3. Core Magic Mechanics
  4. Leveling Up
Advanced Play
  1. Character Building
  2. Advanced Combat Techniques
  3. Interacting With the World

Welcome to Legends of Cphera. Use the links on the right to find introductory articles on how to start playing quickly, as well as advanced articles that start to delve into the more complicated depths of the rule system.

Dice Used

Legends of Cphera uses the standard d20 set of dice. Of those, the most commonly used dice is the twenty-sided die, or the "d20." This die is used for nearly every function within the game. The other dice are used less, generally used in combat for damage values.

Dice Nomenclature

The way dice rolls are written down can sometimes be confusing. Legends of Cphera uses standard polyhedron dice rolling nomenclature, in the format of xdy + z. In this format, "x" is the number of dice you roll, "y" is the number of sides those dice should have, and "z" is the number that gets added to the total of the dice roll.

For example, if a weapon's damage tells a player to roll "2d6 + 7," that means that the player should roll two six-sided dice and add seven to the resulting sum. Or, if the weapon's damage is 4d8 + 2, the player should roll four eight-sided dice and add two to the result.

Dice nomenclature often comes in longer forms. In a more complicated example, if a damage roll calls for 2d8 + 4d6 +8, the player will roll two eight-sided dice, four six-sided dice, and add eight to the total sum.