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Originally Posted by kdtipa
Really good point and question. Right now I like the sacrificial dodge, and I like the idea of there just being a chance if you make it by enough of getting the shield in the way along with the sacrificial dodge, since to block you'd have to interpose yourself anyway.
As for Parry... I'm thinking it might just be part of the normal series of parries (counting for the cumulative penalty for multiple parries), with maybe an additional -2 since it's a hex away and would be harder to do than a parry to protect yourself.
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Interesting! For interposing a shield when doing a sacrificial dodge, one way might be to use random hit locations; if hitting the shield arm, the shield is in the way, and maybe if hitting the torso it strikes the shield on a 1-3 on a d6, or other numbers depending on the size of the shield. Or maybe roll a block with a penalty of -3 to -5, again depending on size..