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p116 has this information: Movement Pure strain humans, mutants, and manimals move 30’ per action. Plantients move 20’ per action. Base movement rates may be affected by mutations and some artifacts. If characters are encumbered with a heavy load, they move more slowly. The judge determines what kin...

Chapter 7 - Artifacts of the Ancient Ones p161 Table 7.3 mentions a Neutron Rifle but it isn't detailed later with the other rifles. p162 Gauzer pistols fire steel projectiles using linear magnetic acceleration. May be fired at a single target, or on auto fire, at 10 multiple adjacent targets in an ...

I wouldn't assume that a natural one has any special effect. Based on the rules as written it doesn't seem that there is any way to get the 1 result on the mutation check table. My assumption is that the Luck modifier should come in here in a similar way to DCC and that rule was left out. This would...

I might not have connected the two but having MCC and CW arrive within days of each other meant when I was looking at the glow in the dark great old one miniatures I immediately thought they would make awesome mutant monsters for MCC. Lots of tentacles and bizarre body forms. Here's a (very long) vi...

I had a look at the DCC rules forums and found a couple of threads on this. There is no definitive answer of course, but people seem to think Move then Act or Act then Move are both allowed. If multiple actions are available then Move, Act, Move again is possible. Actions question Actions Movement q...

In chapter 4, Combat. Book p118 / PDF p122 A natural roll of 1 is a fumble. Fumbles automatically miss, and the attacker must roll the appropriate die on the fumble The word 'table' is missing. If a character has multiple active impacts on die type, follow the dice chain. For example, a character wi...

I've been going through the combat chapter and I've a question about actions. This is a clarification really but I think the list of possibilities in the example might be misleading. I realise it is probably not meant to be exhaustive but it could be read that it is and some pretty important options...

Invoke Patron for the King of Elfland has two results that allow the caster to go back in time. Here's the text of the first one, the second entry is almost identical but the caster goes back hours instead of rounds. The King of Elfland grants the caster a chance to step back in time 1d6+CL rounds. ...

Actually I don't think that information about Luck and Crits is correct. As far as I can tell PCs do not apply any modifiers to the crit roll so they cannot get the '0 or less' result. The players Luck mod affects crits rolled against them, so monsters can get to 0 and go in to battle rage. Players ...