Proposal: The Back Row
Passes at 13-0. -Purplebeard
Adminned at 19 Nov 2010 00:21:32 UTC
In Rule 2.5, remove the “Disrupt” Class Action, and add the following:-
- If a Student Disrupts an Intermediate or Advanced Lesson for which they have a Grade of E or higher, they may set their Grade in that Lesson’s Subject to ‘F’ and trigger that Lesson’s Disaster, as listed in the “Disasters” rule.
- If a Student Distracts in an Intermediate or Advanced Lesson, they may decrement (to a minimum of “E”) the Grade in that Subject of up to 3 Students who have Studied most recently in the lesson. (This action counts as a Disruption.)
Enact a subrule of Rule 2.5, called “Disasters”:-
- If a Disaster occurs in a Beginner’s Alchemy Lesson, noxious fumes fill the classroom. No further Class Actions may be taken in this Lesson.
- If a Disaster occurs in a Wild Beasts Lesson, the subject matter runs amok. Any Alive Student who has taken a Class Action other than “Studying” in the Lesson becomes a Zombie.
- If a Disaster occurs in a Recreational Necromancy Lesson, a greenish-white glow fills the room. Any Zombie or Ghost who has taken a Class Action in the Lesson becomes Alive.
- If a Disaster occurs in a Divination Lesson, the Students get a harrowing glimpse of their future. Each Student who has taken a Class Action in the Lesson has their Grade reduced by one level in every Subject.
- If a Disaster occurs in an Explosive Latin Lesson, a magical fight breaks out. The Alive Student with the lowest Grade in Explosive Latin who has taken a Class Action in the Lesson (if only one such Student exists) becomes a Zombie.
- If a Disaster occurs in an Unbridled Evil Lesson, the pupils cheer. Any Alive Student who has taken a Class Action in the Lesson becomes a Zombie.
If a Disaster is triggered by a Disruption by a Student, that Student is immune to the effects of the Disaster.
In Rule 2.8.5, replace “decremented as a result of a Disruption Class Action” with:-
decremented as a result of a Disruption Class Action
We’re not seeing much disruption of classes. This makes basic Disruption cheaper (you don’t get an F, you just get a Grudge and lose the chance to have Studied in that Lesson), and adds lesson-specific Disasters (with the requirement that you need at least an E in the subject, to know what you’re doing). Dentention also becomes more of a threat, to stop a single player from causing too much damage.
Josh: Imperator he/they