Combat
💥 Mastering Combat in CryptoFights
In CryptoFights, every battle is a story of cunning, courage, and calculation. As you navigate through the realm of strategic combat, remember: in the world of CryptoFights, your destiny is not just shaped by the strength of your arm but by the sharpness of your mind.
🎲 Game Dice & Rolling Mechanics
Decisive Dice (d20): Initiates combat, deciding who strikes first and the likelihood of each attack hitting its mark.
Damage Dice (d4 to d12): Defines the power of your attacks, turning the tide of battle.
Color Codes: Each dice color represents an action attribute type—Red for Strength, Green for Dexterity, and Blue for Intelligence.
⚔️ Combat Overview
Turns: Participants take turns based on their initiative, using Attack Roll for hit accuracy and Damage Roll for attack power.
Initiative: Who attacks first is decided with a d20 roll plus Dexterity Ability Point Modifier (AM). An opponent with the highest total will attack first.
Attack Roll: Determines hit probability. Active Opponent rolls a d20 + adds relevant Ability Modifier (BM or PM) - Strength, Dexterity or Intelligence. The attack hits if equal to or higher than the opponent's evasion!
Damage Roll: The power of damage is determined by rolling the relevant dice for the weapon or ability used, + adding any modifiers (bonus or penalty), and—subtracting the result from the target's Health Points (HP). When HP reaches 0, the target dies, and the game ends.
🔄 Specialties, Status Effects, Advantages & Disadvantages
Special Abilities and Spells: Instead of a standard attack, opponents may use abilities or spells, each with unique effects and success determined by ability checks, attack rolls, or saving rolls.
Status Effect: Certain attacks or abilities may cause a status effect, altering a target's action or causing damage over time, lasting for a set duration or until conditions are met.
Advantage: In some situations, ability checks, attack rolls, or saving throws can be made with advantage. This means rolling two d20 dice and applying the higher result.
Disadvantage: Conversely, these checks can also be made with disadvantages. This means rolling two d20 dice and applying the lower result.
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