To play on the IRC, you'll need a diceroller script.  Feel free to email me if you need one.

Each Gunslinger has 3 Attributes: Speed, Dodge, and Aim

Roll 1d4 to determine which die you use for Speed

1: d6

2: d8

3: d10

4: d12

Roll 1d4 to determine which die you use for Aim

1: d6

2: d8

3: d10

4 : d12

Roll 1d4 to determine which die you use for Dodge

1:  d6

2:  d8

3: d10

4: d12

This is simple, both gunslingers try to outdraw each other,

then fire, and the last one standing is the winner.

Both players roll their Speed die, the player with the highest roll

has outdrawn the other and gets to shoot first. Determine results of

the shot according to 'Shoot' below, and then if he's still alive, the

loser of the draw may then shoot back.

The shooter rolls their Aim die and the defender rolls their Dodge die.

If Aim > Dodge, the shot is a hit. If not, its a miss. That simple.

Roll 1d6 for the result of a wound

1-Head: instant death

2-Gun arm: -1 to aim and speed.

3-spare arm: if both arms hit cannot shoot anymore

4-Leg: -1 to dodge

5-6: Chest: roll 1d4: 1-graze: -1 dodge

2-3: bad wound: -2 dodge

4-instant death

NOTE: when the rules refer to -#, this does not mean you subtract

that number from the die roll. It means you drop down that many number

of dice. ex.- if your dodge die is 1d12, and you recieve a bad chest

wound (-2), you would then roll 1d8 for subsequent dodge rolls (you drop

down 2 die levels, from d12-->d10-->d8.

determines your reputation.

1 Kill-Shootist

5 Kills-Gunman

10 Kills-Gunslinger

15 Kills-Notorious

20 Kills-Legend

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