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Join Date: May 2009
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I have had an idea, now someone else just needs to make it make sense.
First A makes an attack with X and B succeeds with defence Y. Now without making another action A sacrifices their ability to attack with X in order to penalised B's defence with Y. Should B be able to lower their further Defence of Y to penalise A's attack with X? I think this would help model a lot of things we see in cinema, blade-locks and sudden kicks or grabs. Would retroactive deceptive attack, -2 to to further attack for a -1 to further defences, work in this example?
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Maxwell Kensington "Snotkins" Von Smacksalot III |
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| active defense, house rule, multiple attacks |
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