Mechanics

__**Mechanics**__
Strength: Hand to hand combat and picking certain things up or overpowering someone.

Perception: Helps with aiming and driving

Endurance: Helps with, poisoning, being infected*, being stunned..

Charisma: helps with talking to people.

Intelligence: Helps with crafting.

Agility: helps with melee and movement. Hiding. Getting out of traps.

Luck: Gambling. Loot. My digression. Can be used in combination with another skill for very difficult feats
	E.g shooting through a fan or knocking something out of someone's hand without injury.

20 HP

__**Skill checks**__
The system has been changed. You roll a D20 and your stat increases or decreases that number. I decide what you need to be under or over by. (I cant be bothered to rewrite all the times I mention otherwise)

**Last Chance** If they lose all 20HP: Endurance check: has to be higher than the amount of damage that killed you. If passed see *downed*

**Downed** When downed you have 1 HP all your stats are reduced by 3.

**Heroic Action**: Each player has one. I give out more at my digression. Can interrupt any action at any point to do whatever. Can fail.

__**Getting Shot**__
If they aim and you get hit. You take the damage.

**Dodge** makes it harder for the enemy to hit. If you pass the agility check the attacker roles two dice. The attacker has to go with the weaker roll.

__**Aiming**__
No bonus to shots which exceedingly pass check.
The harder the higher the perception stat

body parts:
 Leg: Aiming  requires around 11 perception roll 1x damage agility handicap.
Arms: Aiming requires around 12 perception roll causes strength and general action handicap. 1x damage. Drop item.
Torso: 1x damage.  9 perception roll required
Head:  Aiming gives 14 perception roll. 5x damage.

__**Getting Bitten**__
Use endurance skill check probably roll higher than a 8. No one is told the result. If passed, nothing. If failed then character will die and become a zombie at the DM's will. As in whenever. Could be a long time could be right away maybe never?

__**Bleeding**__
New mechanic for Zombie DnD, either weapon would specify or at DM's will. Character will bleed doing 1 damage for 10 turns. Or more depending. Bandages stop it.

__**Hiding**__
Hiding requires an agility check. If successful you are hidden and must do an agility check every turn to stay hidden per person. If you fail you will make a noise and alert people to your position

__**Burning**__
Basically bleeding. Doesn’t require bandages. Putting yourself out takes up a turn.

__**Scavenging**__
Perception check, the higher the perception the more scrap you get