Did I inflict any damage on the target?
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5 hours ago, KungFuFerret said:Rock Throw : 3eA+1eC 2 successes, 1 advantage
So 3 damage total, which I'm sure will simply be soaked.
I'll send the advantage forward to whoever is next in the roster as a boost.
Damage should be Brawn+1+2, so 7. So 2 after soak.
I'll have to double-check how much that guy had, but I don't think anyone has attacked Mr. Whip yet.
Oh, didn't think thrown weapons used brawn for damage calculation, but I'm not complaining
Some do. Just depends.
So, I think that's it for us PCs. Is it the two minion groups and Mr. Whip next?
I believe so. Kai would like to go first, or at least early, in the next round. Assuming he survives this one.
It's the remaining baddies up next, right Blackbird?
Yeah, sorry. Just been preoccupied up with stuff.
No problem! I just wanted to make sure we were waiting on the same thing, is all
. When you're ready!
35 minutes ago, Blackbird888 said:Yeah, sorry. Just been preoccupied up with stuff.
It happens to the best of us.
@Absol197 : Engaged minion group attacks Takane. Dud. Do you want to narrate this, or me?
1eP+2eA+2eD+2eS
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1 failure
[1eP=A/A] [2eA=-, S] [2eD=Th, Th] [2eS=F, F]
@Magnus Arcanus : Lieutenant attacks Bralane. Triumph to drop your weapon, suffers 1 strain.
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2eP+1eA+2eD
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0 successes, 1 threat, 1 Triumph
[2eP=Tr, A] [1eA=S] [2eD=F/F, Th/Th]
@SebastianArrow : Minion attacks Chadrik. 6 damage before soak.
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Technically both of those Difficulty Dice were supposed to be Challenge Dice, because of my commit to Sense, but it's okay
. And I'm pretty sure that Someone else has a Sense commit out there, too. Yes, I'll narrate it, if you don't mind!
Yeah Kamoa has upgraded defense on 2 attacks per round, due to Sense. Of course someone has to attack him
12 minutes ago, Absol197 said:Technically both of those Difficulty Dice were supposed to be Challenge Dice, because of my commit to Sense, but it's okay
2eC
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0 successes, 4 threat
[2eC=Th/Th, Th/Th]
1 failure, 2 threat. May perform an immediate free maneuver.
That'll be an Aim, then
. Thanks, Crow!
So do we have one more go, or does it loop back around to the start of the initiative order?
That's the end of round 2.
Can Takane go first, everyone? If I can finish off my friends here, I can use my maneuver to go help Kai threaten the leader.
Even if not (which is perfectly fine!), I do need to go before Zik, because once he goes I lose my bonus Presence.
I also have the sense upgrade out, but since I got a pretty innocuous hit against me, don't sweat it. Chadrik will parry. Between that and his soak he will take no damage.
8 hours ago, Absol197 said:
Can Takane go first, everyone?
Works for me. Can Kai take the 2nd PC slot?
Just so we have it convenient, the initiative order is (again):
1. PC
2. NPC ally
3. PC
4. PC
5. PC
6. PC
7. and 8. One NPC ally, and one NPC baddie
9. PC
10+. Three baddies
I say go for it, @Absol197 , and have Takane go first. Then it'll be Shisa or Phoon (possibly doing nothing), then @Edgehawk with Kai.
Unless Zik wades into combat, my best bet will probably be to Imbue Kamoa — even an Agility boost would help with another rock throw. Or I could do some Strain damage to one of the enemies at range with Influence.
Okay! So, Crow, any difficulty changes on this one? Mostly wondering if you'd want to spend a Destiny to upgrade, 'cause I know they don't have defense, and I don't think they have defensive talents.
No, nothing.
Okay then! Takane's turn will be the following:
1. Maneuver for a second Aim;
2. Attack the Minion group;
I'm a Petal on the Breeze! (Lightsaber [Pre])
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3eP+1eA+2eB+2eD
2 successes, 1 advantage, 1 Triumph
3. Maneuver to engage the leader [Cost: 2 strain]
(Friggin' Aims! You're worthless! Worthless!) The Triumph is gonna be a Crit, and then I think that amounts to 2 damage net (7 pre-soak). I'm going to spend my 2 advantage to give Kai a Boost to his next check (Takane coming to reinforce him gives him confidence and distracts the leader slightly).
Edited by Absol197You did 4 damage the last time. You could take them both out by wounding the injured one and inflicting the critical on the remaining.