Although I kind of like the idea of a melee attack that uses autofire rules, it might be best to use it very sparingly, and only for fun. (Because the idea of it is funny. And it might be a good laugh for your players when you describe Mr. Fighter Man saying "ATATATATATATATATATATATA!!" as he hits all of them. But the whole thing may fall flat in a mostly serious situation.

1 hour ago, TheMOELANDER said:

Use the squad rules. Whenever you bad guy is hit, it was one of his minions in his squad. Up to 11!

Oh, that's a good one. Was transcribing some Officer stats from the AoR book to my shortcut cards in preparation for future "Dark Forces" missions. Might have to use that one once or twice.

On 2/16/2017 at 11:55 AM, TheMOELANDER said:

Use the squad rules. Whenever you bad guy is hit, it was one of his minions in his squad. Up to 11!

It's called "Imperial Valor"

Double post

1 hour ago, pnewman15 said:

It's called "Imperial Valor"

Indexes: A-BGR:46, E-CRB:403

No I meant the Squad rules that you can find in the adventure supplement of the GM screen for AoR.

The problem is not offense it is defense.

Give your Bbeg lots of ranks of adversary high soak, high younds, strain, and some resolve. If lightsabers are involved the a bunch of parry/reflect and perhaps cortosis are appropriate. Oh yeah, find ways to add on a pile of black dice, too.

On 19.2.2017 at 1:10 AM, EliasWindrider said:

The problem is not offense it is defense.

Give your Bbeg lots of ranks of adversary high soak, high younds, strain, and some resolve. If lightsabers are involved the a bunch of parry/reflect and perhaps cortosis are appropriate. Oh yeah, find ways to add on a pile of black dice, too.

Handcrafted shield with defense 4 works wonders. *g*