Hit Threshold

The Hit Threshold (HT) of a Horror determines how tough it is to land a hit on them in combat. It reflects the Horror's agility, resilience, or any other factors that make it harder for the Hunters to score a successful hit.

Using the table below as a starting point, you can set the HT for your Horrors based on their level. But remember, these values are not set in stone -- feel free to adjust them up or down to add more excitement to the combat or to balance out your Horrors. A massive, slow-moving Titan might have a lower HT than suggested, while a nimble and evasive Fea might have a higher one.

Level	HT
0	10
0.125	10
0.25	11
0.5	11
1	12
2	12
3	13
4	13
5	14
6	14
7	15
8	15
9	16
10	16
11	17
12	17
13	18
14	18
15	19
16	19
17	20
18	20
19	21
20	21
21	22
22	22
23	23
24	23
25	24

Example

Overseer: "Hey Jason, I've got this Horror set up for the next encounter. It's a massive, lumbering Undead, but I'm not sure how to set its HT. The table suggests a value of 16 for its level, but it doesn't feel right."

Jason: "Well, the table is just a guideline. Given that your Undead Horror is described as 'massive' and 'lumbering', it makes sense that it would be relatively easier to hit. Maybe consider lowering the HT a bit to reflect that?"

Overseer: "That makes sense. I'll go with a HT of 14, then. The Hunters will have an easier time landing their shots, but I've given this Horror a hefty HP pool to balance it out. They're in for a long, drawn-out battle."

Jason: "Sounds like a fun encounter! The lowered HT will give the Hunters an initial boost of confidence... until they realize just how many hits this Horror can take!"