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In the midst of all this, players are required to abide by a particular set of laws and rules that orchestrate a system suitable for sustaining a fair T1 fight. These rules help regulate a smooth flow of character builds, in-game actions, and provide a legitimate and fair ruling for a winner.
The information gathered and presented in this Handbook is based on historical research from different rulesets and communities, as well as a general consensus on the meaning of certain terms and how various forms of T1 Fighting are played.
Gain access to basic and exclusive Roleplay Fighting content. The T1 Fighting Handbook ... RPF is a T1 style dedicated to competitive play and emphasizes on the nature of systematic combat. ... TBL (Turn-Based Logic) TBL is a T1 style the emphasizes on the usage or turns to determine actions Players can make. T1 Fighting Rules and Regulations ...
There are four types of ‘turn’ that a player can make in a T1 fight: Prep, Attack, Defense and Connection. The fight is split in to 'tiers' which often consist of some/all of the aforementioned turns. A tier begins when a prep or attack is posted and ends when either a successful defense or connect is posted.
Tier 1 or T-1 Combat system is a turn-based combat system that is most widely accepted and utilized in the Roleplay Combat community. It revolves around both the abilities of your character as well as your own combat proficiency, strategy, and knowledge of realism.
19 sie 2016 · Rule #1: No more than two posts for any one action in a fight. There is no reason to do more than two since any one action that takes more than that is most likely a god move and therefore invalid to begin with.
