Proposal: Heat, now with 16.6% less usage of the word ‘Mass’
Times out and passes 3-0-1. -RaichuKFM
Adminned at 15 Apr 2014 17:23:37 UTC
Add to the rule “Atomic Structureâ€
All Atoms have Heat, tracked in the GNDT. Heat defaults to 100. Heat cannot be negative.
Add to the rule “Ionic Bondingâ€
When a Bond occurs, the Heat of both of the Atoms Bonding becomes the average of their Heats, rounded down.
Add to the rule “Fusionâ€
When an Atom Fuses with a Reagent, the Atom’s Mass is subtracted from its Heat, and the Reagent’s Mass is subtracted from the Reagent’s Heat. The final Heat of the Fused Atom then becomes the average of its Heat and the Reagent’s Heat.
In the rule “Fusion†replace
Fusion is only possible if the Atom has a Mass greater than or equal to the Protons of the Reagent.
with
Fusion is only possible if the Atom has a Mass greater than or equal to the Protons of the Reagent, and the Heat of the Atom is greater than or equal to the Mass of the Atom.
Add to the rule “Fissionâ€
When an Atom Decays, its Heat becomes its current Heat, divided by 2, rounded up, plus its Mass. The Heat of the Reagent created by the Decay is the Heat of the Atom from before the Decay, divided by 2, rounded down.
In the rule “Reagents†replace
The Atom Adding the Reagent shall roll 4DICE3 and subtract 8 to determine the Charge of the new Reagent.
with
The Atom Adding the Reagent shall roll 10DICE5 and add 70 to determine the Heat of the new Reagent. The Atom Adding the Reagent shall roll 4DICE3 and subtract 8 to determine the Charge of the new Reagent.
In the rule “Reagents†replace
When an Atom is Adding a Reagent, they shall make a comment on the GNDT including the name of the Reagent and both of the necessary dice rolls.
with
When an Atom is Adding a Reagent, they shall make a comment on the GNDT including the name of the Reagent and all three of the necessary dice rolls.
In the rule “Reagents†replace
A Reagent’s Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons are determined when it is Added.
with
A Reagent’s Protons, Neutrons, Electrons, and Heat are determined when it is Added.
in the rule “Reagents†replace
The format of each Reagent will be as follows:
Reagent X
Protons:
Neutrons:
Electrons:
with
The format of each Reagent will be as follows:
Reagent X
Protons:
Neutrons:
Electrons:
Heat:
To summarize, Atoms have Heat. When Atoms interact in any way, their Heat is averaged. When an Atom Fuses, it loses Heat relative to its Mass, and when it Decays, it gets that Heat back. Atoms cannot Fuse if they don’t have enough Heat. If an Atom doesn’t have enough Heat to Fuse, they’ll have to bond with an Atom to steal some heat, or wait to Decay to get back some Heat.
IceFromHell:
I’m not sure I like the idea of heat for each individual atom.
Maybe it could be a communal value, since we already have lots of individual properties.