Pay Out Revised--Corrected

Getting rid of the duplicate row, we are left with this.  It makes the kill jar results much less predictable and harder to "game the system".  But, I'm a little wary.   It might be better to add an extra row in each tier, to make a bad set of rolls less devastating.   I don't quite know how to proceed.  I guess the answer is to not kill people who don't need killing.

SECTION 3:  THE PAY-OUT--REVISED

• When the GM designs the adventure, he should have set up 3 possible results:  Extraordinary Success, Success or Failure.    An Extraordinary Success will be counted as a Level 8 result;  A Success  will count as a level 6 result, and a Failure will count as a Level 4 result.
• For each chip in the Kill Jar at the end of the session, the GM rolls 1d6.   If the result is a 6, then the Level of the Pay-Out is reduced by 1.

 

Level	XP	Gear Cards	Blue Cards	Henchmen
8	3	3 per PC	3	+2
7	3	2 per PC	2	+1
6	2	2 per PC	2	+1
5	2	1 per PC	1	0
4	1	1 Per PC	1	0
3	1	0	0	-1
2	0	0	0	-1
1	0	0	0	-2

 

 

Henchmen draws:  +1 represents choice of either 1 specialist or 2 soldiers.  +2 represents either 2 specialists or 4 soldiers, 0 represents no change, -1 or -2 indicates either 1 or 2 random henchmen quit/desert/disappear.