What if PF abstractions were acknowledged in world?

[Rosc]

In this thread, we shall look at rules abstractions and imagine what it would be like if they were a central part of he ingame world. I'll start.

Hit Points: Levels are represented by extra layers of skin that gradually grow over a person's body. Each layer's thickness is determined by things like Constitution and their general physical capabilities (class).

Fun fact! If you bisect an adventurer with a clean horizontal cut, you can determine their Hid Die by counting the rings.

[My Self]

Rosc wrote:

Fun fact! If you bisect an adventurer with a clean horizontal cut, you can determine their Hid Die by counting the rings.

... what?

[PossibleCabbage]

The planck length being 5 feet would have interesting consequences.

[Swordjockey]

Everyone has 360° vision.

[Rosc]

My Self wrote:

Rosc wrote:

Fun fact! If you bisect an adventurer with a clean horizontal cut, you can determine their Hid Die by counting the rings.

... what?

It's like how you can see the age of a tree be counting the rings, but it's seeing how many layers of HD that they have.

Edit: I meant to say "Hit Die." Foiled again by the timed li.itations on editing!

Swordjockey wrote:

Everyone has 360° vision.

Clearly, most sentient beings have a natural habit of constantly pivoting a full 360 degrees at the minimal speed of one rotation every 6 seconds. It's just so instinctual and commonplace that no one even notices. That's why it never comes up in flavor text.

[My Self]

Rosc wrote:

My Self wrote:

Rosc wrote:

Fun fact! If you bisect an adventurer with a clean horizontal cut, you can determine their Hid Die by counting the rings.

... what?

It's like how you can see the age of a tree be counting the rings, but it's seeing how many layers of HD that they have.

Edit: I meant to say "Hit Die." Foiled again by the timed li.itations on editing!

Swordjockey wrote:

Everyone has 360° vision.

Clearly, most sentient beings have a natural habit of constantly pivoting a full 360 degrees at the minimal speed of one rotation every 6 seconds. It's just so instinctual and commonplace that no one even notices. That's why it never comes up in flavor text.

Great. Now I have a extended, persistent mental image of a spinning Tyrannosaurus Rex, zygomind, and Cthulhu. Please help me.

[Tarik Blackhands]

Fights certainly look extremely goofy as localized time freezes as the universe anticipates hostile actions and people take turns smacking at other frozen combatants in 6 second intervals.