Ship Crippled, Roll To Destroy ALL Traits?
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Reaverman said:
As he said only it's:
Roll 1d6 for each ship trait individually, on a result of 4+ the trait is lost.
e.g. A ship has both Jump Point and Flight Computer and becomes crippled, roll for traits:
Roll 1: Jump Point: Result 3 - trait retained
Roll 2: Flight Computer: Result 5 - trait lost!
This is one area of the game where it is desirable to roll low values
Crippled: Turns reduced by 1 (to a minimum 1), half speed, only 1 weapon system per arc may be fired, lose Command, lose Fleet Carrier, lose interceptors, each trait is lost on 4+
Skeleton Crew: No special orders allowed, lose Command, lose Fleet Carrier, only 1 weapon system per turn may be fired, all DC checks at -2
Skeleton Crew: No special orders allowed, lose Command, lose Fleet Carrier, only 1 weapon system per turn may be fired, all DC checks at -2
Hash said:Reaverman said:
As he said only it's:
Roll 1d6 for each ship trait individually, on a result of 4+ the trait is lost.
e.g. A ship has both Jump Point and Flight Computer and becomes crippled, roll for traits:
Roll 1: Jump Point: Result 3 - trait retained
Roll 2: Flight Computer: Result 5 - trait lost!
This is one area of the game where it is desirable to roll low values
Like I said, roll for 'All' traits. Not make one roll, for all traits. Why is it when one person asks a question on this forum, he gets the correct answer. Then everyman, and his dog attempts to see if they can out do each other, with as many 'Other' answers related to the problem. He asked nothing about move/turn penalties, or interceptors. He just asked about traits, sheesh
Hash said:This is one area of the game where it is desirable to roll low values
Which is bit unintuitive. And actually seems like we have been playing it reverse :lol:
Well. 4+ trait lost, 4+ trait kept. As long as players are in agreement about it BEFORE the roll doesn't matter either case.
Target said:
Actually, we always intended (though it doesn't really matter) for your opponent to roll it, so he is effectively rolling to destroy your traits
Lorcan Nagle
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tneva82 said:Hash said:This is one area of the game where it is desirable to roll low values
Which is bit unintuitive. And actually seems like we have been playing it reverse :lol:
Well. 4+ trait lost, 4+ trait kept. As long as players are in agreement about it BEFORE the roll doesn't matter either case.
It all depends on whether you consider it a damage roll or a save roll.
"Roll for all traits, they are destroyed on 4+" is what you wrote. That could be read either way. It could mean one roll, to lose or save all traits, or it could be one roll per trait. Hash merely clarified what you wrote.Reaverman said:Hash said:Reaverman said:
As he said only it's:
Roll 1d6 for each ship trait individually, on a result of 4+ the trait is lost.
e.g. A ship has both Jump Point and Flight Computer and becomes crippled, roll for traits:
Roll 1: Jump Point: Result 3 - trait retained
Roll 2: Flight Computer: Result 5 - trait lost!
This is one area of the game where it is desirable to roll low values
Like I said, roll for 'All' traits. Not make one roll, for all traits. Why is it when one person asks a question on this forum, he gets the correct answer. Then everyman, and his dog attempts to see if they can out do each other, with as many 'Other' answers related to the problem. He asked nothing about move/turn penalties, or interceptors. He just asked about traits, sheesh
Burger said:"Roll for all traits, they are destroyed on 4+" is what you wrote. That could be read either way. It could mean one roll, to lose or save all traits, or it could be one roll per trait. Hash merely clarified what you wrote.Reaverman said:Hash said:As he said only it's:
Roll 1d6 for each ship trait individually, on a result of 4+ the trait is lost.
e.g. A ship has both Jump Point and Flight Computer and becomes crippled, roll for traits:
Roll 1: Jump Point: Result 3 - trait retained
Roll 2: Flight Computer: Result 5 - trait lost!
This is one area of the game where it is desirable to roll low values
Like I said, roll for 'All' traits. Not make one roll, for all traits. Why is it when one person asks a question on this forum, he gets the correct answer. Then everyman, and his dog attempts to see if they can out do each other, with as many 'Other' answers related to the problem. He asked nothing about move/turn penalties, or interceptors. He just asked about traits, sheesh
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