[Discuss] Death in BattleMaster
LilWolf
bmdiscuss at lilwolf.biz
Sat Apr 1 11:43:46 CEST 2006
Tom wrote:
> I have decided to reverse my stance on death in BattleMaster. Let me
> explain before you cry out in anguish:
>
> One, there is too little overturn in the government position. In the
> real world, politics often change because someone new gets in charge.
> We don't have that in BattleMaster and it's a shame.
Well, that and a lot of people are just too easily pushed over to step
down for the benefit of the old guy.
>
>
> So, without further ado, the changes that'll go online after the
> weekend are roughly as follows:
>
> While serious wounds remain, there is now a considerable chance that
> you'll die because of them, either immediately or after a few days of
> suffering.
Is the chance higher for heroes? Does a normal soldiers death result in
a fame point(a new fame point)?
>
>
> Duels to the death can not be refused anymore without a massive loss
> of honour/prestige, unless the challenger was below your status (i.e.
> not every pesky noble can challenge a king).
I can actually imagine someone with high swordfighting skill challenging
new characters to death duels for his own advantage. So they either end
up dead or staying with low honour/prestige -> more tax for the old guys
if taxes have a weight on prestige.
This is pretty much the only change I am sceptical about. Your stance on
refusing duels not costing honour/prestige was a rational and good one
in my opinion. Or is status also defined by the difference in
honour/prestige and not just council/duke/local lord positions? Does the
protection work the other way too? If a king challenges a new noble, can
the new noble refuse it without honour/prestige loss?
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