UnifiedProjectMethodology - Revision history

DeathBySurfeit: /* Hostile Projects */ clarified starting Merits

2016-05-10T14:14:15Z

‎Hostile Projects: clarified starting Merits

DeathBySurfeit: renamed 'Craft Project' to 'Creation Project'

2016-05-09T16:04:16Z

renamed 'Craft Project' to 'Creation Project'

DeathBySurfeit: /* Project Types & Slots */ corrected typo

2016-04-19T12:26:10Z

‎Project Types & Slots: corrected typo

DeathBySurfeit: added sorcerous works and organisational influence

2016-04-10T11:28:43Z

added sorcerous works and organisational influence

DeathBySurfeit: lending supporting merits

2016-04-07T11:50:02Z

lending supporting merits

DeathBySurfeit: consolidated conversion & firesale rules

2016-04-07T11:46:30Z

consolidated conversion & firesale rules

DeathBySurfeit: added Firesale Projects

2016-04-07T11:38:47Z

added Firesale Projects

DeathBySurfeit: formattan

2016-04-07T11:32:10Z

formattan

DeathBySurfeit: rephrasing for clarity

2016-04-07T11:29:28Z

rephrasing for clarity

DeathBySurfeit: Added Conversion and Hostile Projects

2016-04-07T11:27:05Z

Added Conversion and Hostile Projects

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 ===Hostile Projects===
-You can use a '''hostile project''' to attack the Story Merits of another character. A hostile project has a rating ''one dot lower'' than the Merit being attacked. If successful, the Merit under attack will have its rating reduced by 1.
+You can use a '''hostile project''' to attack the Story Merits of another character. A hostile project has a rating ''one dot lower'' than the Merit being attacked. If successful, the Merit under attack will have its rating reduced by 1. You need a starting Merit that is no more than one level lower than the Merit being attacked; this is ''not'' lost when the project completes.
 ==Comments==

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 * '''Leadership''': starting, joining, leveraging, or expanding organisations. Limited by Bureaucracy.
-* '''Craft''': creating artifacts, manses, expensive items, or sorcerous works. Limited by Craft.
+* '''Creation''': creating artifacts, manses, expensive items, or sorcerous works. Limited by Craft.
 * '''Cultural''': social influence against organisations with [[PrincipledOrganisationMethodology|Principled Organisation Methodology]]. Limited by Socialise.

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 * '''Leadership''': starting, joining, leveraging, or expanding organisations. Limited by Bureaucracy.
 * '''Craft''': creating artifacts, manses, expensive items, or sorcerous works. Limited by Craft.
-* '''Cultural''': social influence against organisations with [[Principled Organisation Methodology]]. Limited by Socialise.
+* '''Cultural''': social influence against organisations with [[PrincipledOrganisationMethodology|Principled Organisation Methodology]]. Limited by Socialise.
 You may not have more project-dots of each type on the go than you have dots in its limiting Ability.

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 =Unified Project Methodology=
-''Or: Projects In Celestial Essence Supported Stories (PRinCESS)''
+'''''Or: Projects In Celestial Essence Supported Stories (PRinCESS)'''''
 This is a method to unify the Craft and Leadership rules in Exalted Third Edition. The intent is to create something more accessible than Craft, but more structured than Leadership.
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 ===Project Types & Slots===
-There are two types of project:
+There are three types of project:
-* '''Leadership''': starting, joining, leveraging, or influencing organisations. Limited by Bureaucracy.
+* '''Leadership''': starting, joining, leveraging, or expanding organisations. Limited by Bureaucracy.
-* '''Craft''': creating artifacts, manses, etc. Limited by Craft.
+* '''Craft''': creating artifacts, manses, expensive items, or sorcerous works. Limited by Craft.
 You may not have more project-dots of each type on the go than you have dots in its limiting Ability.
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 ===Progressing Projects===
-You roll against the project’s difficulty once per elapsed in-game time period. You may also roll for one project at the end of each session (or for every ~4 hours of play), but does this will not allow you to complete the project before one of its time periods has elapsed.
+You roll against the project’s difficulty once per elapsed in-game time period. You may also roll for a single project at the end of each session (or for every ~4 hours of play), but does this will not allow you to complete the project before one of its time periods has elapsed.
 Roll [Attribute]+[Ability]+[Specialisations]+[All Supporting Merits], against a Difficulty equal to the project’s dot-rating. The Attribute and Ability used is determined by the nature of the stunt used for the roll.

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 ===Supporting Merits===
-You may choose one or more suitable supporting Story Merits to help you complete the project. These will make it easier to complete, but you will lose one dot from each of them upon completion of the project. Supporting Merits are usually chosen at the beginning of a project, but you can elect to add them in during subsequent rolls.
+You may choose one or more of your suitable Story Merits to help you complete the project. These Supporting Merits will make it easier to complete, but you will lose one dot from each of them upon completion of the project.
 ===Project Types & Slots===

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 * If the challenge is dealt with badly, you will lose a dot from a Supporting Merit. If you have no Supporting Merits for the project, the project will fail and must be started again.
-==Other Project Types==
+==Special Project Types==
 ===Conversion Projects===
-You can quickly turn a Story Merit into another Merit ''of the same rating'' with a '''conversion project'''. This has a project rating ''one dot lower'' than the rating of the Merit that you are converting.
+You can quickly turn one Merit into another with a '''conversion project'''. The contributing Merit is removed and replaced with either:
-===Firesale Projects===
+* Another Merit of the same rating. The project has a dot-rating of (old Merit - 1).
+* Another Merit with a rating one lower. The project has a dot-rating of (old Merit - 3).
 ===Hostile Projects===

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 * If the challenge is dealt with satisfactorily, there is no further effect.
 * If the challenge is dealt with badly, you will lose a dot from a Supporting Merit. If you have no Supporting Merits for the project, the project will fail and must be started again.
 ===Conversion Projects===
-If you want to quickly turn one kind of Merit into another Merit ''of the same rating'', you can do so with a '''conversion project'''. This has a project rating ''one dot lower'' than the rating of the Merit that you are converting.
+If you want to quickly turn one kind of Story Merit into another Merit ''of the same rating'', you can do so with a '''conversion project'''. This has a project rating ''one dot lower'' than the rating of the Merit that you are converting.
 ===Hostile Projects===
-You can use a '''hostile project''' to attack the Merits of another character. A hostile project has a rating equal to the Merit being attacked, and does not require you to have a rating one less than it. If successful, the Merit under attack will have its rating reduced by 1.
+You can use a '''hostile project''' to attack the Story Merits of another character. A hostile project has a rating equal to the Merit being attacked, and does not require you to have a rating one less than it. If successful, the Merit under attack will have its rating reduced by 1.
 ==Comments==