文档介绍：REVISED BAT RULES
by Bobson and sirmattdusty
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• BATTLEFIELD
• Battle maps are standard maps of 1”x1” squares
• Each square represents approximitely 10 feet, although the exact dimensions are irrelevant.
• UNIT REPRESENTATION
• Instead of miniatures, use index cards. A 3x6 card represents a single medium sized unit of 100 medium
sized soldiers, 50 Large creatures, 25 Huge creatures, 10 Gargantuan creatures or 5 Colossal creatures.
• A medium sized unitʼs space is around 30x60, but is not exactly defined.
• Larger units should use 3x6 index cards as well. Though a Large unit (200 soldiers) could be represented
by 2 index cards, for space reasons, the DM may waive the exact number of index cards to use. A colossal
unit would have to use 20 index cards, for example.
• Smaller units should use smaller index cards, but may not for logistical reasons.
• UNIT SIZES
• The size of the unit is based on the number of units.
• Each army has a resource modifier that is multiplied with a few costs and statistics for the army.
• Consumption modifiers are added to the unitʼs HD and then divided by 2 (Minimum 1 BP, round down).
• The default costs listed in this document are all for a Medium army.
Unit Size
Unit Count
Resource Modifier
Consumption Modifier
Fine
1
NA
-8
Diminutive
10
.1
-6
Tiny
25
.25
-4
Small
50
.5
-2
Medium
100
1
0
Large
200
2
+2
Huge
500
5
+4
Gargantuan
1,000
10
+6
Colossal
2,000
20
+8
• UNIT STATISTICS
• The unit prised of a number of similar creatures that moves, acts, and behaves as one, single entity.
• In many ways, bat works much like bat as laid out in the Pathfinder RPG Core
Rulebook, only instead of using a miniature, players use a Unit Card.
• Most statistics are the same as its regular, bat counterpart:
• Attack Bonus, Class Abilities, CMB, CMD, Damage Bonus, Feats, Hit Die Type, Movement, and Saving
Throws.
• Skills are not necessary.
• Equipment and W