1. 0
2. The bigger half regenerates, the other half dies.
3. Yes, they can be infested with Bug Spirits, but they'll lose their HMHVV-granted powers. Bug spirits can't astrally project if they're flesh forms, so no shedim possessions.
4. No. Animals lack the Sentience power.
5. I dunno.

How about Impact rating? a foot thick is a lot of padding.

wondering if a moscito spirit would get a bonus here?

Don't good merge flesh forms retain the knowledge, skills, and abilities of the host? if the host had the ability to cast spells, or project astrally, wouldn't the good merge have that capability as well?

1. Maybe.
2. Who is Scales?
3. Yes.
4. Because that's what his genetics said.

2. Scale is a true drake of Lofwyr´s, possibly has no first name..

4. But maybe he was blue, because he knew he´d have to die just after winning the elections and even before the party ended.

Make attack roll with dice thrown at you by GM and fellow players. Then resist damage as it explodes.

Nah...make an open roll with a -20 modifier to your roll for speed/called shot (you are CALLING the shot so you don't attempt to cut the explosive, right?)/distraction/visibility/difficulty of maneuver. The TN is 30.

If your roll is all ones after the modifier, then you failed badly. If you actually roll a 50...you deserve to survive the EXPLOSION. But not the aftereffects - I.E. the wind shear of something BIG moving VERY FAST right past you plus the resultant ground shrapnel from something BIG, moving VERY FAST, hitting the ground VERY CLOSE TO YOU.

1. yes there are many out there
2. I dont know
3. actually no you cannont, the rules say (the exception being the slivergun) that to use a sound suppressor or a silencer you must be using a solid slug
4. my guess would be genetics as well
5. what is the total speed (terminal velocity) of an average size troll when he hits the ground from a 30,000 foot freefall (i want an actual Ft per sec. here)

You'll get an answer in metric and like it! Everybody knows that everything in the future is metric.

Jeez...

Everything is sad, on the other hand nothing is sad

Off-Topic (because not random) Q: Who/What is "ppl"

On-Topic Q: Why?

Instant messenger idiot for 'people.'

Drop Bear domination plan 1527 subsection B, installing arbitrarily ordered and selected compulsions into the reading populace of Dumpshock as well the viewers of CNN (their systems were easy to hack).

Off-Topic Q: Which page of the DB-Threat do I find this on?

On-Topic Q: Why are blue stuffers so well recived by the generic customer?

The explosives are stable enough not to explode, but the burning missile fuel would be a problem.

What ever Dunkelzhan specified in the prenupt.

Average terminal velocity for a human is about 130 mph, but a skydiver in a high speed dive and push it to 300 mph. The actual mass, size, orientation and number and size of "warts" (for smoothness of airflow) are important for calculating final speed.

(I am such a math geek.)

How much ground could a groundhog hog if a groundhog could hog ground?

That depends on the design of the fuze. Assuming you have an insanely sharp and indestructible katana (aren't they all?) that is pointed edge-first exactly in the middle of the missile, what you're going to be smashing through first is the fuze. Even very complicated point-detonating fuzes have, at their core, a detonator with very sensitive primary explosive. As the sword runs through the detonator, that primary explosive is very likely to go off.

Now, before impact (and since we have a supersharp sword that does not bend or give a nanometer, the fuze has not registered an impact) the detonator is positioned such that it going off would not normally set off the main explosive charge. Problem is, as soon as the detonator starts to ignite, your sword is already shearing through the metal that separates the detonator from the rest of the explosive train and the main charge. Because of the sensitivity of the explosive train within the fuze, it will likely carry the detonation even though the detonator does not exert the normal amount of pressure and heat on it. This detonation continues through the fuze assembly much faster than the missile is traveling through the sword, so it reaches the main charge before the sword even though the sword has a head start.

[Edit]Silly me, the detonator in the rotor assembly of most modern point-detonating fuzes gets aligned as soon as it is armed. So as soon as your sword hits the detonator, it's a race between the sword and the detonation to the main charge, and the explosive is a likely winner at 15,000-30,000fps+ vs. 1000-3000fps.[/Edit]

With any real sword, of course, the point detonating fuze would immediately be set off as the sword starts exerting a force against the probe cap, and if you don't hit the fuze the missile goes off normally as it hits you.

(You won't outgeek me. )