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Activity	Shared	W20
Aircraft	Shared	M20
Armor	Shared	W20
Armor and Shields	Shared	M20
Armor Chart	Shared	V20
Aura Colors and Textures	Shared	M20
Base Casting Roll	Shared	M20
Base Damage or Duration	Shared	M20
Body Magick	Shared	M20
Caerns Chart	Shared	W20
Close Combat Maneuvers Table	Shared	V20
Combat	Shared	W20
Combat Maneuvers	Shared	V20
Correspondence Sphere Ranges	Shared	M20
Cover and Concealment	Shared	M20
Crafting Wonders	Shared	M20
Delirium Effects	Shared	W20
Detecting the Wyrm	Shared	W20
Difficulty Size of Explosion	Shared	M20
Dramatic Systems	Shared	W20
Electrocution	Shared	M20
Explosives	Shared	M20
Fate & Fortune	Shared	M20
Feats of Illusion	Shared	M20
Feats of Time Magick	Shared	HDYDT
Fire Damage	Shared	M20
Freebie Points	Shared	W20
Furniture	Shared	M20
Garou Relations and Society	Shared	W20
Gauntlet Chart	Shared	W20
Gauntlet Ratings	Shared	M20
General Hand-To-Hand Maneuvers	Shared	M20
Healing Damage	Shared	M20
Health Levels	Shared	V20
Holding Breath	Shared	M20
Illusions (see Feats of Illusion chart)	Shared	M20
Invention	Shared	M20
Kinfolk Renown	Shared	Kin
Levels of Quiet	Shared	M20
Magickal Difficulty Modifiers	Shared	M20
Magickal Feats	Shared	M20
Martial Arts Maneuvers	Shared	M20
Melee Weapons	Shared	W20, M20
Melee Weapons Chart	Shared	V20
Military Vehicles	Shared	M20
Mindscape Rolls	Shared	M20
Modification and Repair	Shared	M20
Moon Phase Difficulty	Shared	W20
Mystical	Shared	W20
Objects	Shared	M20
Objects & Elements	Shared	M20
Paradox Backlash Roll	Shared	M20
Path of Alchemy Levels	Vampire	HH2
Perception & Psychic Powers	Shared	M20
Quality of Device	Shared	M20
Quintessence Amounts	Shared	M20
Ranged Combat Maneuvers	Shared	M20
Ranged Combat Maneuvers Table	Shared	V20
Ranged Weapons	Shared	W20, M20
Ranged Weapons Chart	Shared	V20
Renown	Shared	W20
Rites Chart	Shared	W20
Sample Objects and Surfaces	Shared	M20
Sample Renown Awards	Shared	W20
Special Ammunition Types	Shared	M20
Special Gun Sights	Shared	M20
Spirit Powers	Shared	M20
States of Being	Shared	V20
Street Objects	Shared	M20
Teleportation Locations	Shared	M20
The Health Chart	Shared	M20
Thrown Weapons	Shared	W20, M20
Time & Distance	Shared	M20
Time Sphere Timelines	Shared	M20
Toxins	Shared	M20
Type of Jump Feet per Success	Shared	W20
Types of Quiet	Shared	M20
Via Necromantiae Levels	Vampire	HH2
Wheeled Street Vehicles	Shared	M20
Whips and Chains #10	Shared	M20

Classification: Union // Open Ref shared/rule/chart/dramatic-systems

Dramatic Systems

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Dramatic Systems (p. 274)
Sensing…	Difficulty
Poorly hidden prey, enemy, trail, or item	4
Well-concealed prey, enemy, trail, or item	6
Magically concealed prey, enemy, trail, or item	8
Strong emotional currents	7
Subtle emotional currents	9
Garou social dominance	3
Animal social dominance	5
Human social dominance	7
Supernatural social dominance	9
Obvious cue or clue	5
Subtle cue or clue	7
Very subtle cue or clue	9

Dramatic Systems (p. 276)
Vehicle	Safe Speed	Max Speed	Maneuverability
Six-wheeled truck	60	90	3
Bus	70	100	3
18 wheeler	70	120	4
Sedan	70	120	5
SUV	70	120	6
Compact	70	130	7
Motorcycle	100	140	8
Crotch-rocket	120	180	8
Sport coupe	110	150	8
Sports car	130	200	9
NASCAR racer	140	260	10

Stalking prey comes naturally to werewolves. Even in the urban jungles of crowds and alleys, a hunter can track prey — or, if your werewolf is the prey, leave a tracker behind. Shadowing someone is easier on foot than it is in a car; even so, a skilled driver or navigator can shadow someone from behind the wheel, or next to it, as well.

Shadowing a target involves three steps: slipping behind your target, keeping him in sight, and making sure he doesn’t see you in the process.

To succeed at the first step, roll Perception + Investigation or Streetwise for urban settings, or Perception + Survival or Primal-Urge for rural areas or wilderness. The difficulty depends upon the subject being tracked and the situation or terrain involved. Following a pickpocket through a dense crowd might be difficulty 8, while tracking a city-dweller through the woods would be difficulty 4.

Each success keeps the prey in sight for one turn. That’s where the second step comes in. The Storyteller determines how many successes the tracker needs in order to follow her target to his destination. A long trip or difficult circumstances might require 10 or more successes.

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