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* FixedFloorFighting: As expected from a Fighting Game TRPG, with 2nd Edition supporting both "Band Maps" for traditional 2D fighting à la {{VideoGame/StreetFighter}} and "Battle Grids" allowing lateral movement on a 5x5 square grid not unlike {{VideoGame/Tekken}}. [[FreeFloorFighting Can be averted]] by establishing Environmental Hazards for a match, with creative use of Pits, Elevation Changes and Walls approximating a PlatformFighter.
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* FixedFloorFighting: As expected from a Fighting Game TRPG, with 2nd Edition supporting both "Band Maps" for traditional 2D fighting à la {{VideoGame/StreetFighter}} ''Franchise/StreetFighter'' and "Battle Grids" allowing lateral movement on a 5x5 square grid not unlike {{VideoGame/Tekken}}. [[FreeFloorFighting Can be averted]] by establishing Environmental Hazards for a match, with creative use of Pits, Elevation Changes and Walls approximating a PlatformFighter.
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Fight! 2nd Edition (formerly known as "Fight! The Fighting Game RPG" in its first edition) is a TabletopRPG from Divine Madness Press. Based on and drawing heavy inspiration from [[FightingGame Fighting Games]] both old and new and putting them into a large love letter to the genre, the game is about what one would expect: Going to mundane or fantastical locations and beating the everloving crap out of people you disagree with, [[RuleOfCool preferably via flashy ki fireballs and physics-defying feats of the human body]].
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Fight! 2nd Edition (formerly known as "Fight! The Fighting Game RPG" in its first edition) is a TabletopRPG from Divine Madness Press. Based on and drawing heavy inspiration from [[FightingGame Fighting Games]] both old and new and putting them into a large love letter to the genre, the game is about what one would expect: Going to mundane or fantastical locations and beating the everloving crap out of people you disagree with, [[RuleOfCool preferably via [[KamehameHadoken flashy ki fireballs fireballs]] and [[RuleOfCool physics-defying feats of the human body]].
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* {{Combos}}: The "Combo" skill. It determines how many hits you can string together and also serves as a limit to how many additional hits you can sneak in with Moves featuring the "Easy to Combo" Element.
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* CharacterLevel: Called "Power Level" in this game and ranging from Power Level 1 to Power Level 8. The game also provides rules for Sub-Bosses and Bosses who have access to Power Level 9 and 10, with the option to add more points to Life Bar and Fighting Spirit to a Power Level 10 Figher to create a [[SNKBoss familiar kind of Fighting Game bosses]].
* {{Combos}}: The "Combo"skill. Combat Skill. It determines how many hits you can string together and also serves as a limit to how many additional hits you can sneak in with Moves featuring the "Easy to Combo" Element.Element.
* CounterAttack: The "Tactics" Combat Skill. All Fighters can use Tactics to counter with a Basic Move and several Elements introduce additional ways of using Tactics to counter attacks.
* {{Combos}}: The "Combo"
* CounterAttack: The "Tactics" Combat Skill. All Fighters can use Tactics to counter with a Basic Move and several Elements introduce additional ways of using Tactics to counter attacks.
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* EvenBetterSequel: The 1st edition is a black & white PDF-only release using art from friends or low-cost art bundles resulting in an incoherent artstyle and having a servicable but basic page layout. The 2nd edition is a full-color release avaible in PDF and print-on-demand in both softcover and hardcover, featuring consistently gorgous art from a professional artist, an improved and striking page layout inspired by the UI of fighting games during a match and overall streamlining gameplay while featuring even more options than 1e plus its major expansion. The kicker? 2nd Edition remains mostly compatible with 1e material despite the improvements, making conversing 1e characters to 2e an easy task. Needless to say, long-time fans immediately and fully embraced the 2nd Edition.
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* EvenBetterSequel: The 1st edition is a black & white PDF-only release using art from friends or low-cost art bundles resulting in an incoherent artstyle and having a servicable but basic page layout. The 2nd edition is a full-color release avaible in PDF and print-on-demand in both softcover and hardcover, featuring consistently gorgous art from a professional artist, an improved and striking page layout inspired by the UI of fighting games Fighting Games during a match and overall streamlining gameplay while featuring even more options than 1e plus its major expansion. The kicker? 2nd Edition remains mostly compatible with 1e material despite the improvements, making conversing 1e characters to 2e an easy task. Needless to say, long-time fans immediately and fully embraced the 2nd Edition.
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* FixedFloorFighting: As expected from a fighting game TRPG, with 2nd Edition supporting both "Band Maps" for traditional 2D fighting à la {{VideoGame/StreetFighter}} and "Battle Grids" allowing lateral movement on a 5x5 square grid not unlike {{VideoGame/Tekken}}. [[FreeFloorFighting Can be averted]] by establishing Environmental Hazards for a match, with creative use of Pits, Elevation Changes and Walls approximating a {{PlatformFighter}}.
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* FixedFloorFighting: As expected from a fighting game Fighting Game TRPG, with 2nd Edition supporting both "Band Maps" for traditional 2D fighting à la {{VideoGame/StreetFighter}} and "Battle Grids" allowing lateral movement on a 5x5 square grid not unlike {{VideoGame/Tekken}}. [[FreeFloorFighting Can be averted]] by establishing Environmental Hazards for a match, with creative use of Pits, Elevation Changes and Walls approximating a {{PlatformFighter}}.PlatformFighter.
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* SNKBoss: While the characters max out at power Level 8, Boss characters have two extra power levels possibly available to them, which allow them outright superior skills and move sets.
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* SNKBoss: While MyRulesAreNotYourRules: Thugs in the characters max out at power [[BeatEmUp Thug Thrashing]] combat sub-system. As part of having simplified attributes and mechanics, Thugs have a Life Save instead of a Life Bar and receiving damage forces the Thug to roll a 1d10. If the roll is equal to or less than said Life Save, they remain in combat no matter the amount of damage received. Up to ten thugs with identical stats can group up and only one thug gets removed per failed Life Save. To even the playing field, high Strength, moves with lots of damage and combos can inflict penalties on Life Save before rolling and combos can also force multiple thugs in a group to roll for the Life Save instead of inflicting a penalty.
* ScratchDamage: Averted. Successfully using the Defense Skill, which represents physically blocking an attack, negates damage just as well as Evasion and Tactics. Played straight when a Move has "Always Does Damage" and/or the Super Move-exclusive "Breakthrough".
* SecondHourSuperpower: Fighters gain access to Super Energy and can build their first Super Move after reaching Power Level8, Boss characters have two extra power levels possibly available to them, which allow them outright superior skills and move sets.3.
* ScratchDamage: Averted. Successfully using the Defense Skill, which represents physically blocking an attack, negates damage just as well as Evasion and Tactics. Played straight when a Move has "Always Does Damage" and/or the Super Move-exclusive "Breakthrough".
* SecondHourSuperpower: Fighters gain access to Super Energy and can build their first Super Move after reaching Power Level
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* EvenBetterSequel: The 1st edition is a black & white PDF-only release using art from friends or low-cost art bundles resulting in an incoherent artstyle and having a servicable but basic page layout. The 2nd edition is a full-color release avaible in PDF, and print-on-demand in both softcover and hardcover, featuring consistently gorgous art from a professional artist, an improved and striking page layout inspired by the UI of fighting games during a match and overall streamlining gameplay while featuring even more options than 1e plus its major expansion. The kicker? 2nd Edition remains mostly compatible with 1e material despite the improvements, making conversing 1e characters to 2e an easy task. Needless to say, long-time fans immediately and fully embraced the 2nd Edition.
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* EvenBetterSequel: The 1st edition is a black & white PDF-only release using art from friends or low-cost art bundles resulting in an incoherent artstyle and having a servicable but basic page layout. The 2nd edition is a full-color release avaible in PDF, PDF and print-on-demand in both softcover and hardcover, featuring consistently gorgous art from a professional artist, an improved and striking page layout inspired by the UI of fighting games during a match and overall streamlining gameplay while featuring even more options than 1e plus its major expansion. The kicker? 2nd Edition remains mostly compatible with 1e material despite the improvements, making conversing 1e characters to 2e an easy task. Needless to say, long-time fans immediately and fully embraced the 2nd Edition.
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* ThreeStatSystem: The Basic Qualities are Strength, Speed and Stamina. Strength increases the base damage of all moves, Speed improves either the Initiative roll or the Control roll as chosen by the player and Stamina reduces all damage received by opponents. Characters assign one point to two Basic Qualities each, or two points into a single one at the cost of turning another Basic Quality into a -1. When putting two points into Speed, they can be put into only Initiative, only Control, or one point each can be put into both. Once Basic Qualities have been defined, they cannot be changed as they form a general archetype for the character.
** The "Round 2" supplement for 1st Edition introduced an optional rule to turn Ki into a Basic Quality instead of a Combat Skill. Since the core function of Ki is replacing Strength for calculating the damage of moves with the "Ranged" Element, building a melee-focused or ranged-focused character with that rule enabled will have [[DumpStat predictable results]].
** The "Round 2" supplement for 1st Edition introduced an optional rule to turn Ki into a Basic Quality instead of a Combat Skill. Since the core function of Ki is replacing Strength for calculating the damage of moves with the "Ranged" Element, building a melee-focused or ranged-focused character with that rule enabled will have [[DumpStat predictable results]].
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* FixedFloorFighting: As expected from a fighting game TRPG, with 2nd Edition supporting both "Band Maps" for traditional 2D fighting à la {{VideoGame/StreetFighter}} and "Battle Grids" allowing lateral movement on a 5x5 square grid not unlike {{VideoGame/Tekken}}. [[FreeFloorFighting Can be averted]] by establishing Environmental Hazards for a match, with creative use of Pits, Elevation Changes and Walls approximating a [[PlatformFighter]].
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* FixedFloorFighting: As expected from a fighting game TRPG, with 2nd Edition supporting both "Band Maps" for traditional 2D fighting à la {{VideoGame/StreetFighter}} and "Battle Grids" allowing lateral movement on a 5x5 square grid not unlike {{VideoGame/Tekken}}. [[FreeFloorFighting Can be averted]] by establishing Environmental Hazards for a match, with creative use of Pits, Elevation Changes and Walls approximating a [[PlatformFighter]].{{PlatformFighter}}.
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Fight! 2nd Edition (formerly known as "Fight! The Fighting Game RPG" in its first edition) is a TabletopRPG from Divine Madness Press. Based and drawing heavy inspiration from [[FightingGame Fighting Games]] both old and new and putting them into a large love letter to the genre, the game is about what one would expect: Going to mundane or fantastical locations and beating the everloving crap out of people you disagree with, [[RuleOfCool preferably via flashy ki fireballs and physics-defying feats of the human body]].
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Fight! 2nd Edition (formerly known as "Fight! The Fighting Game RPG" in its first edition) is a TabletopRPG from Divine Madness Press. Based on and drawing heavy inspiration from [[FightingGame Fighting Games]] both old and new and putting them into a large love letter to the genre, the game is about what one would expect: Going to mundane or fantastical locations and beating the everloving crap out of people you disagree with, [[RuleOfCool preferably via flashy ki fireballs and physics-defying feats of the human body]].
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Fight! is the fighting game RPG from Divine Madness Press. It's heavily tied to it's [[FightingGame source material]], to the point where there aren't even maps; all that matters is distance from your opponent. The game uses D4-D12 dice, and has a combination of Attributes, Skills, Qualities and Quirks that define the characters.
Oh, and copious Special Moves
Oh, and copious Special Moves
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Fight! 2nd Edition (formerly known as "Fight! The Fighting Game RPG" in its first edition) is the fighting game RPG a TabletopRPG from Divine Madness Press. It's heavily tied to it's Based and drawing heavy inspiration from [[FightingGame source material]], Fighting Games]] both old and new and putting them into a large love letter to the point where there aren't even maps; all that matters genre, the game is distance from your opponent. about what one would expect: Going to mundane or fantastical locations and beating the everloving crap out of people you disagree with, [[RuleOfCool preferably via flashy ki fireballs and physics-defying feats of the human body]].
The game usesD4-D12 dice, standard polyhedral dice from d4 to d12 and has characters are defined by three Basic Qualities, a combination small number of Attributes, Skills, Qualities Qualities, Weaknesses and Quirks that define the characters.
Oh, and copiousQuirks, their numerical values for various Skills and, of course, an evergrowing list of Special Moves
Moves and eventually Super Moves. The main selling point of the game is that Special Moves are custom-made by picking Elements and Liabilities from a vast list of options, allowing for characters to feel more and more unique as they increase their Power Level and acquire more options and abilities.
The game uses
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%%* BarefistedMonk: The majority of player characters. Everyone that isn't has a WeaponOfChoice.
* {{Combo}}: Your "Combo" skill. It determines how many hits you can string together.
%%* ConfusionFu: The "Subtle" Special move Element.
%%* {{Fanservice}}: One of the Quirks.
* GlassCannon: Strength 2, Stamina -1. Sure, your base damage is D8, but your opponents are now hitting with D6s, at best.
%%* JigglePhysics: One of the qualities of "Buxom" fighters.
%%* LauncherMove: A property that can be applied to moves constructed under the system.
* LifeMeter: Your health is called the "Health Bar" in reference to this.
%%* ManaMeter: Fighting Spirit and Super Power are pretty much this.
%%* SuperpoweredEvilSide: A Weakness that can be bought.
* {{Combo}}: Your "Combo" skill. It determines how many hits you can string together.
%%* ConfusionFu: The "Subtle" Special move Element.
%%* {{Fanservice}}: One of the Quirks.
* GlassCannon: Strength 2, Stamina -1. Sure, your base damage is D8, but your opponents are now hitting with D6s, at best.
%%* JigglePhysics: One of the qualities of "Buxom" fighters.
%%* LauncherMove: A property that can be applied to moves constructed under the system.
* LifeMeter: Your health is called the "Health Bar" in reference to this.
%%* ManaMeter: Fighting Spirit and Super Power are pretty much this.
%%* SuperpoweredEvilSide: A Weakness that can be bought.
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%%* ConfusionFu: The "Subtle" Special move
* EvenBetterSequel: The 1st edition is a black & white PDF-only release using art from friends or low-cost art bundles resulting in an incoherent artstyle and having a servicable but basic page layout. The 2nd edition is a full-color release avaible in PDF, and print-on-demand in both softcover and hardcover, featuring consistently gorgous art from a professional artist, an improved and striking page layout inspired by the UI of fighting games during a match and overall streamlining gameplay while featuring even more options than 1e plus its major expansion. The kicker? 2nd Edition remains mostly compatible with 1e material despite the improvements, making conversing 1e characters to 2e an easy task. Needless to say, long-time fans immediately and fully embraced the 2nd Edition.
* EventDrivenClock: There is a time limit for each fight, but time itself doesn't progress until all combatants have finished their actions, where a Time Roll is then performed to check how many units of time have passed before narrating the results of the
* ExperiencePoints: Called "Glory" in this game. Noteworthy in that certain actions like open displays of cowardice, being defeated in combat and getting stunned in combat can reduce Glory, potentially even reducing a character's Power Level if the loss of glory stacks up too much. Certain character options also further introduce methods of how to gain or lose Glory.
* FixedFloorFighting: As expected from a fighting game TRPG, with 2nd Edition supporting both "Band Maps" for traditional 2D fighting à la {{VideoGame/StreetFighter}} and "Battle Grids" allowing lateral movement on a 5x5 square grid not unlike {{VideoGame/Tekken}}. [[FreeFloorFighting Can be averted]] by establishing Environmental Hazards for a match, with creative use of Pits, Elevation Changes and Walls approximating a [[PlatformFighter]].
* GameBreaker: In the 1st Edition, having a Special Move with both "Temporary Invulnerability" and "Priority" can result in a character that cannot be damaged at all at no cost or risk. This got fixed in 2nd Edition.
* GlassCannon: A character with Strength
** StoneWall: The obvious inversion of a character with
%%* JigglePhysics: One of the qualities of "Buxom" fighters.
%%* LauncherMove: A property
* GrapplingWithGrapplingRules: Averted. "Throw" is a simple Element that
* LifeMeter: Your health is called
%%* SuperpoweredEvilSide: A Weakness that can be bought.
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* StanceSystem: The "Multiple Styles" Quality can be purchased during character creation, effectively creating two exclusive lists of Special Moves and requiring the use of a specific move to switch between them. That Quality can be acquired multiple times, adding even more lists into the mix.
** Lesser versions featuring temporary stances or specific sequences of Special Moves are also avaible through Liabilities like "Move Sub-Set" and "Multi-Part Attack". [[ConfusionFu Nothing stops players from combining these with Multiple Styles]].
* ThatOneDisadvantage: The "Glass Jaw" Weakness in 1st Edition reduces the character's Stun Threshold by 2. Considering how devastating the effects of getting stunned are in the first place, this Weakness practically invites opponents to style on the character with relatively little effort.
** Lesser versions featuring temporary stances or specific sequences of Special Moves are also avaible through Liabilities like "Move Sub-Set" and "Multi-Part Attack". [[ConfusionFu Nothing stops players from combining these with Multiple Styles]].
* ThatOneDisadvantage: The "Glass Jaw" Weakness in 1st Edition reduces the character's Stun Threshold by 2. Considering how devastating the effects of getting stunned are in the first place, this Weakness practically invites opponents to style on the character with relatively little effort.
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