Pocket Anima Prime Character Sheet (Page 2 of 7) in pdf

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Creating Enemies: You, the GM, can either pick from

Goals: Every conflict should have fictional goals that are at least as important as

the following lists or roll a die for experience and one

defeating the enemy. Examples are saving hostages, destroying an Imperial Weapons

Manufactory, stealing incriminating evidence, or revealing an impostor. Some goals are

for one of the Types to create a random enemy. In

general, Imperial troops are somewhat easier to defeat

premade, others you can create in the middle of the conflict based on what’s going on.

than Beyonders. You should have about one enemy per

Write the goal on an index card and either pick stats or roll two dice (reroll double 1s):

PC, a couple of goals, and one or two hazards. Enemies

the lower result is the goal’s Defense, the higher one its Countdown (optional), and their

added sum is its Health. For goals with Countdowns, place a die showing the

pick targets from among the PCs based on the fictional

situation or, if that’s unclear, randomly. When enemy

Countdown value on it at the beginning of the conflict and lower it by one at the

powers talk about charge dice = something, spend those

beginning of each round. If it runs out (that is, reduced from 1 to 0), or the goal is left

during strikes for the effects shown.

unresolved at the end of a conflict, the goal turns out badly for the PCs. If they manage

to reduce its Health to 0 before either of those, it turns out well for them.

Experience Maneuver

Defense

Health

1 Green

Hazards: These are non-sentient threats to the PCs. They can be part of the

2 Trained

environment (flowing lava, toxic clouds, crumbling buildings, a raging fire) or things

3 Veteran

set up by their enemies (steam-powered gun turrets, mines, traps). Pick an effect from

4 Grizzled

the list below, then set its stats or roll 2 dice: the lower result is the hazard’s Defense,

5 Insane

the higher one plus 2 its Health. When the hazard’s Health is reduced to 0, its effect

6 Elite

stops. Here are some examples of effects to pick from, which you can alter as you like:

Type (Imperial)

* Strikes with 2 dice at random PC at the beginning of a round (gun turret, artillery).

1 Soldiers: Concentrated Fire, -2 Defense v. flame dice

* When a PC rolls at least one 1 during a Maneuver, they lose 1 Health (mines, lava).

2 Flamers: Burninate

* Strikes at all PCs with 1 flame/lightning die at the beginning of a round (fire/storm).

3 Steambot: Tough, Smash, -2 Defense v. lightning dice

* All PCs lose 1 strike die at the beginning of each round (heat, gas, pressure).

4 Scouts: Quick, Concentrated Fire

* All PCs are Slowed (-1 to Maneuvers) (swamp, magic).

5 Lieutenant: Tough, Focus Attack

6 Mages: Shock, Protect

* All enemies get 1 bonus die to Strikes (leadership, home advantage, communication)

Type (Beyonders)

Enemy Powers

1 Critters: Overrun, -1 Defense v. lightning dice

Concentrated Fire: 1 charge die = +2 strike

Concentrated Fire: 1 charge die = +2 strike dice

Tough: +4 Health

2 Frostsnake: Quick, Freeze, -1 Defense v. flame dice

Burninate: 1 charge die = +3 flame dice

Quick: +1 Defense

3 Flamebeast: Burninate, +1 Defense v. flame dice

Smash: 2 charge dice = +5 strike dice

Strong: +2 free strike dice

4 Terrorbats: Overrun, Tough, Quick

Focus Attack: x charge dice = + 2x strike dice

Toxic: 1 charge die = Weakened

5 Defiler: Toxic, Tough, +1 Defense v. lightning dice

Shock: 1 charge die = +3 lightning dice

6 Leviathan: Tough, Tough, Strong, Smash

Protect: 1 charge die per enemy = Shielded (Defense +1) until after enemy’s next Strike

Overrun: x charge dice = +x strike dice

Protect: 1 charge die per enemy = Shielded

Freeze: 1 charge die per PC = Slowed

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