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--- traits:slow [2023/06/27 00:44] – created curufea
+++ traits:slow [2023/06/30 02:20] (current) – [Effect] curufea
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-====== SLOW REFLEXES ======
+====== SLOW ======
-A character with this trait is constantly surprised by
+A lot of the Doctor’s adversaries are incredibly
-events, unable to get a word into a conversation, last
+dangerous but thankfully many of them move slowly.
-to react in a confrontation and often hit in the face
+Cybermen are walking tanks able to withstand
-when a ball is thrown to them.
+gunfire and damage but the Doctor is quick to avoid
+them as they lumber from one place to the next with
+a slow marching stomp. This trait can also be used
+for characters that are physically impaired from
+moving properly.
 ===== Effect =====
-As a Minor Bad Trait, the character always
+Slow is a Minor or a Major Bad Trait which
-goes last when multiple people are acting at the
+means that the character is slower than average.
-same time in a round. Others will always go first.
-However, as a Major Bad Trait, the character always
+As
-goes last in a round, going after everyone
+a Minor Bad Trait, the character’s effective Speed is
-else, as they try to take in all the information and
+halved (round down), so a Coordination of 4 means
-work out what is the best course of action.
+that the character has a Speed of 2 in a chase. The
-==== Note ====
+character’s Speed has a minimum of 1, though
-Cannot be taken with the [[quick|Quick Reflexes]] Good
+particularly slow creatures can sometimes have
-trait.
+Speeds that are slower (down to 0.5, etc).
+Such slow speeds, however, require additional
+calculations on behalf of the Gamemaster and may be
+ignored.
+As a Major Bad Trait, the character’s Speed
+is effectively zero. The character does not move or,
+if it does, it moves so slowly that it is regarded as
+stationary in a chase situation.
 {{tag>trait:bad level:minor level:major object:characters}}

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