Innate Attack and its interactions with other rules

Juca · 12-03-2012, 09:13 PM

Hi, guys, it is me again.
I was "playing" with the rules, trying to make an effective martial artist for a cinematic game, and it seems that Innate Attack is way to go if you want to be cost-effective, right?

But what skill is used? Can I use it with karate and claim its bonus? (+1 per dice to damage, +2 to parry?) Can I call it Innate Attack: Unnarmed Attack and use it to represent either punches, kicks and headbutts or must I buy one of them at full cost and the others as alternate attacks?
How to make a melee Innate Attack less accurate, as with Striker (I think that the limitation is called Clumsy in Striker)? What is the value of a limitation in an attack: Must follow a successful feint, or Must be used as an all-out attack?

Thanks!

12-03-2012, 09:13 PM	#1
Juca Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Neverland	Innate Attack and its interactions with other rules Hi, guys, it is me again. I was "playing" with the rules, trying to make an effective martial artist for a cinematic game, and it seems that Innate Attack is way to go if you want to be cost-effective, right? But what skill is used? Can I use it with karate and claim its bonus? (+1 per dice to damage, +2 to parry?) Can I call it Innate Attack: Unnarmed Attack and use it to represent either punches, kicks and headbutts or must I buy one of them at full cost and the others as alternate attacks? How to make a melee Innate Attack less accurate, as with Striker (I think that the limitation is called Clumsy in Striker)? What is the value of a limitation in an attack: Must follow a successful feint, or Must be used as an all-out attack? Thanks!