In my campaign, I have a character that has a portable AI that is capable to do visual and audial illusions.
In one scenario, there are a pack of wolves attacking the team and the player doesn't want to kill the wolves but drive them away. I entertained an unspoken rule to say that you can cause an Ultrasonic Ear-Splitting pain in an AoE that encompasses a cavern they are all in with an exit.
The player is programming his AI to release an Ultrasonic-level, high amplitude sound, which would cause pain to the Wolves. Instead of Stun, which would Knock someone out, this is a sound that would cause them discomfort, in which they would need to roll an EGO (or PRE) roll to stay and fight at a -1 (or -2). If they fail, they would run away.
Instead of having it rolled as damage, I figured it could be treated as a form of Flash, that lasts so long, which causes a -1 on all activities the Wolves attempt if they pass their EGO(PRE) roll.
I don't seem to know where in the rules to look into this to see if this makes sense as per RAR, but I figured this is a good alternative to answer the effect.
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In my campaign, I have a character that has a portable AI that is capable to do visual and audial illusions.
In one scenario, there are a pack of wolves attacking the team and the player doesn't want to kill the wolves but drive them away. I entertained an unspoken rule to say that you can cause an Ultrasonic Ear-Splitting pain in an AoE that encompasses a cavern they are all in with an exit.
The player is programming his AI to release an Ultrasonic-level, high amplitude sound, which would cause pain to the Wolves. Instead of Stun, which would Knock someone out, this is a sound that would cause them discomfort, in which they would need to roll an EGO (or PRE) roll to stay and fight at a -1 (or -2). If they fail, they would run away.
Instead of having it rolled as damage, I figured it could be treated as a form of Flash, that lasts so long, which causes a -1 on all activities the Wolves attempt if they pass their EGO(PRE) roll.
I don't seem to know where in the rules to look into this to see if this makes sense as per RAR, but I figured this is a good alternative to answer the effect.
Any thoughts/mods/suggestions on this?
Thanks all ahead of time...
Jujitsuguy aka Chuck D.
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