Deadly and Quick combat wich games feature this?

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>>48716791
other than ors?

i already know that brp games and warhammer fantasy have fast and deadly combat

>>48716921
The Riddle of Steel is the obvious answer. Quick, deadly and doesn't use hit points.

>>48716951
what type of dice it uses?

>>48717147
The kind you roll.

>>48717147
d10 in dice pools

>>48717216
if it isnt to much to ask , could you post an example of combat?

>>48716680

Dwarf Fortress
sometimes

>>48717247
Two infamous /tg/ threads by John Galt with examples

http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/17536465/
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/24249484/

>>48716680
Everyone rolls a d6 if 6 you are dead

Any OSR
Runequest is fast when you know it
Aquelarre

Heroquest 2. But it's very abstract and handled exactly the same as say a debate or basketball game or deathmatch.

>>48718009
how so?

Cyberpunk -- the first edition, set in 2013. Combat in that game was crrrrrazy dangerous!

>>48718112
Basic just of HQ2 is you are a lump of skills (free form, you can also have umbrella skills such as Lawyer to cover all lawyer thing). These are rated 1-20 every time you pass another interval of 20 you get another master (call it M here).

You succeed at your skill if you roll a d20 under or equal to your skill, 1 is always a crit success 20 is always a fumble.
All rolls are contested so you're Climb 3M2 (2 masteries) would be rolled against the GM's Guarded Wall 15M. Depending on how well you do one side wins either a complete victory, major victory, minor victory, marginal victory (both succeed skill, one just succeeds better), or a tie (same number on the dice, both succeed).
Masteries cancel out so in the above example it would become 3M vs 15. Masteries bump you up(fumble -> fail -> success ->crit) left over masteries bump your opponent down (opposite of bump up).

Health is handled in stages (all cumlative)
Hurt - (opponent got marginal victory, can have multple of these, they all stack): -3 to all relevant skills (all physical in a fight, all social in a debate, all financial in a wall street competition etc)
Impaired - (opponent get minor victory): -6 to all relevant skills
Injured - (opponent get major victory): Need to make a skill check (like Ignore Pain, or Deep Bank Account) just to try to do an actual action, all results are auto bumped down (acts as -1M)
Dying - (opponent gets complete victory): Cannot do anything. Dying unless allies save, up to GM to decide how that happens and how quickly.

There are other nuances and I feel like I described it really poorly.

>>48716680
GURPS has really deadly combat, most guns will at the very least knock someone out in one hit, and getting stabbed by someone who's at least decently strong will often do the same. The combat can be slow paced if your new cuz GURPS is pretty confusing at first, but once you get it down it's pretty quick.

>>48716680
Deadly for whom?
Double Cross features enemies that all go down in one or two solid hits.
PCs also "die" with pretty much every hit, but they have a revival mechanic.

>>48716680
Super Mario

>>48717431
Why infamous ?

L5R

>>48716680
Infinity? Warmachine?