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or it uses 102 WP as Umi-san totaled and, due to using 20 times more mana at once than is safe for you, causes 20% structural damage to the fort, which in turn would cause 130 damage to your core.
The problem was that you put "Pound earth - 1 Will per use, 400 MP" when we have"MCR 20 Mp safely channeled in one go" on our character sheet and nobody caught it.The cap is 20 mana at once, then, the same as listed on Dig.
If the damage is from using Pound Earth, would you mind adding a note to PE similar to that on Dig? If it's from using mana in general, would you mind adding a note to that effect onto Emily's Character Sheet, assuming it's not already there?
[] Dig - 1 will per use, (write-in how much mana you intend to use. NOTE if you try using more than 20 Mp per use you will cause structural damage to the fort)
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[] Pound earth - 1 Will per use, (write-in how much mana you intend to use)
ugh, I am dumb. It was right there.The problem was that you put "Pound earth - 1 Will per use, 400 MP" when we have"MCR 20 Mp safely channeled in one go" on our character sheet and nobody caught it.
I think it was Mana Channeling Rate and Mana Generation Rateugh, I am dumb. It was right there.
What do MCR & MGR stand for... Magic Core Rating? Mana Generator Rating?
Health | Health regeneration rate | Mana pool | Mana generation rate | Mana channeling rate | Willpower |
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How much damage your core can take
you take 1 pod for every 10 points of structural damage your fort sustains |
How fast your core health regenerates. Does not affect structural damage of your Fort
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How much mana you have available | How fast you generate mana | How much mana you can safely use in one go | How much energy for actions you have. Refills completly at the start of every new day |
pretty typical: no cell, no wifi.No cell phone policy?
So its not enough for them that people in there are already sick, they have to put something on top of it?
Not really, I had the (bad) luck to end up in a hospital twice in the last 6 months.
US; likely varies here by hospital chain, but all the ones I've been in don't like patients having cell phones & don't offer public wifi.Not really, I had the (bad) luck to end up in a hospital twice in the last 6 months.
In both hospitals I had my cell phone on me and in hand pretty much all the time I wasn't sleeping. One of the nurses even gave me a cable to recharge it.
No WiFi though.
Don't know which country you're from, but it seems pretty normal in Germany.
I don't know about whether or not they let the patients have cell phones, but here in Florida all the hospitals, hospices, and clinics have public WiFi, and from my experience visiting my grandfather, it does extend into the patient rooms.US; likely varies here by hospital chain, but all the ones I've been in don't like patients having cell phones & don't offer public wifi.