Tathlum rules.

A Tathlum works in Fight Club as this=E2=80=A6

The Tathlum once made (it doesn't have to be hard but can't be broken) will=
 serve to eliminate many enemies or in some cases count as a hit. 3 hits ge=
nerally for a win.

They are reusable if intact.

25% of the level of the brain donor will end that target's days fighting as=
 that character i.e. They are dead.
50% is they've lost the fight and are floored for a couple minutes at least=
.
75% is 2 hits.
100% 1:1 =3D 1.5 hits
100%+ =3D 1 hit

All brains in Fight Club are simulated, although they may appear gruesome.
Targets include friends and allies of different cultures or major groups.=
=20

Some examples follow:
Will harm all zombies on a team, even if they are from different places or =
specialty crews. Similarly with a mob of reinforcements, even caps. It'll a=
ffect the necromancer that raises the zombies if he is with them. If in his=
 tower or apart from the zombies? 1 hit.

Will harm all Gumbies similarly. If a vampire's brain, it'll harm other vam=
pires on the same team, but 1 hit for zombies, unless the vampire is contro=
lling the undead. Then same as a priest.

If The Beach Boys were human, a Gumbie tathlum wouldn't harm them. Similarl=
y a Beach Boys tathlum wouldn't harm a member of The Smiths even if on the =
same team.

If a player has switched teams, the tathlum will do no harm to members on t=
he former team. Including a brain from a fallen new ally.

When a final battle takes place, as in armies pitted against each other, th=
e tathlums will work against all members of the opposing army.

When the army is defeated, even if there are still members standing, the ta=
thlum returns to its initial tuning. If all members of that band of peoples=
 has been removed from the battlefield (i.e. dead not captured) then the ta=
thlum is inert. Pre-final battle, consider the tathlum dormant if no member=
s of a band exist.=20

If a character is resurrected on the same team. The tathlum becomes or rema=
ins live.