RP Board Planning - Original 5 [opening date: 7/21/2020]

     Weather complicates the rolls due to the chance of certain weather situations being unavailable during certain seasons. For the sake of simplicity, a chart given below.
     ➥ New Leaf will contain: Rain, Sunshine, Cloudy, Thunderstorms, Floods, Windy, Breezy, and Snow
     ➥ Greenleaf will contain: Rain, Sunshine, Cloudy, Thunderstorms, Floods, Windy, Breezy
     ➥ Leaffall will contain: Rain, Sunshine, Cloudy, Thunderstorms, Floods, Windy, Breezy, Snow, Ice
     ➥ Leafbare will contain: Rain, Sunshine, Cloudy, Windy, Snow, Ice, Blizzard
     The following are negative, meaning they will bring a negative factor to the chance chart roll: Thunderstorm, Floods, Ice, Blizzard
     The following are neutral, meaning they will have no factor in: Rain, Windy, Snow
     The following are positive, meaning they will bring a positive factor to the chance chart roll: Sunshine, Cloudy, Breezy
     In conclusion, there is a chance that two factors will be rolled into the chance chart or there could be only one if the weather provides a neutral factor.

Level Five: Gorge, Snakerocks, Gorse Tunnels
Level Four: Bridge, Carrionplace,
Level Three: Sunningrocks, Thunderpath Tunnel, Great Sycamore
Level Two: Rippling Willow, Burnt Sycamore, Owl Tree, Tallpines, Abandoned Badger Set, Twoleg Farm
Level One: Beech Copse, Fern Hollow, Crooked Brook, Moss Meadow, Outlook Rock

Border Patrol: Only three to four cats per border patrol. These cats could be hunting or patrolling the borders. They can come across an invading patrol. A leader or deputy patrolling the border by themselves does not count towards this and if a Clan would to attack, it would need to be agreed prior without any rolls essentially making it plot based.
Invading Patrol: Only six to eight cats per invading patrol. These cats are intentionally going into enemy territory to attack a Clan. They can encounter a border patrol, hunting patrol, or manage to get to the camp.
Defending Patrol: Only six to eight cats per invading patrol. This patrol is triggered as a response to the invading patrol.
Non-Clan Battle Patrol: Only four to five cats per patrol. This patrol is only for non-cat enemies in the territory.
Reinforcement Patrol: Only two to three cats per reinforcement patrol. This patrol is sent as a reinforcement to any patrol after word is brought to camp or another patrol of an attack.

    ➥ The first stage is a cough and slight symptoms. They can be easily cured before the next Gathering. A one will be rolled for this outcome.
    ➥ The second stage is mild symptoms where they may take longer than two weeks real time to recover. They also become slightly contagious and are restricted from hunting patrols to prevent the illness spreading via prey. A two will be rolled for this outcome.
    ➥ The third stage with full blown whitecough symptoms. Cats are restricted to camp, but may help with small tasks like rebuilding the camp walls. A three will be rolled for this outcome.
    ➥ The fourth stage where the cat begins to show signs of greencough. They are restricted from assisting with tasks near the nursery and elders den. A four will be rolled for this outcome.
    ➥ The fifth stage where greencough is confirmed. They are confined to the medicine cat's den and must rest. Symptoms are mild to severe. A five will be rolled for this outcome.
    ➥ The sixth and final stage where the cat dies from greencough. A six will be rolled for this outcome.
        ● Example
     t!choose yes, sick | no, not sick; t!choose one | two | three | four | five | six

    ➥ The first stage where the cat only suffers minor scratches. If anything, fur will be ripped out. Ears may be torn as well. A one will be rolled for this outcome.
    ➥ The second stage where the cat only suffers a few minor gashes and blood is visible. They do require some medical treatment. A two will be rolled for this outcome.
    ➥ The third stage where the cat suffers from larger and worse gashes. They are not at risk of death, but infection can easily set in if not treated quickly. A three will be rolled for this outcome.
    ➥ The fourth stage where the cat suffers complete bodily injuries and needs assistance for traveling back to camp. They may risk death by blood loss if they prolong treatment. A four will be rolled for this outcome.
    ➥ The fifth stage in which the cat may suffer from a major injury like blinding, broken bones, and other major injuries in addition to major gashes in which blood loss is an issue. They must be immediately sent back to camp or face death. A five will be rolled for this outcome.
    ➥ The sixth stage in which the wounds are far too much and the cat dies. They do not have to suffer a broken bone or a wound similar, but they have either not made it in time for treatment, lost too much blood, or suffered a severe blow on the scene of the battle. A six will be rolled for this outcome.
        ● Example
     t!choose one | two | three | four | five | six