CLERICAL TURNING CHART

Turning is the use of faith against undead and very evil creatures. It repulses them, causing them to retreat or flee; or it actually harms them, causing them agonising pain, wounds or even destroys them completely. This is dependent upon three factors: Level of the Turner, power of the faith in Turning, and the power of the undead or evil being Turned.

Turning must be continuous to be fully effective. Each two Rounds the Turner must make a successful Turn attempt. This may continue until the Turner's END in Rounds has passed at which point the Turner is exhausted and must make not only successful Turns, from then onwards, but also successful END rolls too.

When the Turner is exhausted, one fail of either the Turn or the END check means the Turn falters for that Round. A new Turn must be began next Round, or it fails completely. Failing both Turn and END means the Turn will fail until the Turner has rested for 10 Rounds minus their END ÷10 in Rounds (round down) and successful new Turn attempts may begin again. Critical success on both rolls (01), means that the cleric has gathered their determination and been blessed by their deity to continue and is considered half exhausted only. Assume the cleric is not exhausted and they need not make END rolls until their END ÷ 2 in Rounds has passed. Critical success are cumulative.

Every undead creature has a resistance to Turning. This can be outright and complete, or it can be far lesser and even a problem even when facing Premnars.

An undead or evil creature's resistance to Turning is stated in that creature's description. It may be variable or constant.

To determine if a creature is Turned, the Turner must successfully Turn. This means it is equal to or greater than the faith resistance of the creature. Consult the table below to determine the effect of the successful Turn upon the creature.

TURNING TABLE
TURN RESULT	TURN EFFECT
Greater by up to 100+	Creature destroyed
Greater by up to 90	Creature harmed 1D4+3 wounds + Incapacitated
Greater by up to 80	Creature harmed 1D4+2 wounds + Feared
Greater by up to 70	Creature harmed 1D4+2 wounds + Feared 2D4 Rounds
Greater by up to 60	Creature harmed 1D4+1 wounds + Feared 1D4 Rounds
Greater by up to 50	Creature harmed 1D4+1 wounds + Repulsed
Greater by up to 40	Creature harmed 1D4 wounds + Repulsed
Greater by up to 30	Creature harmed 1-2 wounds + Repulsed
Greater by up to 20	Creature Repulsed Level D4 Rounds
Greater by up to 10	Creature Scared Level D4 Rounds
Equal to resistance	Creature Held at bay Level D4 Rounds
Below resistance	None

Held at bay
The creature is not harmed or scared but can not come closer than the Turner's Level in feet (minimum 3 feet) in radius, centred on the Turner. As long as the Turner continues to successfully Turn the effect will continue. As soon as the Turner fails to Turn, even for a Round, the Turned creature can approach as it wishes.
Scared
The creature is held at bay because it is scared of the Turning. It will not willingly come closer than the Turner's Level x5 feet in radius, centred on the Turner. Should the Turning stop the after effect still holds the creature at bay for 1D4 Rounds.
Repulsed
The creature is physically pushed back by up to the Level of the Turner x 10 feet in radius, centred on the Turner. The creature immediately suffers Scared from the Turner.
Feared
The creature is under the effects of the Fear Manc. It usually flees the area for the duration noted. It will not willingly enter the Turner's Level x20 feet in radius, centred on the Turner.
Incapacitated
The creature is so affected by the Turn it is constricted with agonising spasms causing it to remain incapacitated. The wounds suffered are continually afflicted each two Rounds of successful Turning.
Destroyed
The Turn is so powerful the creature is destroyed.

Any result that should make the creature move away when it can not (perhaps bound to a place, or physically held) causes that creature to move down one category.