From: | JD <germany@*****************.COM> |
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Subject: | Re: Lone Star's Dirtiest Card |
Date: | Mon, 25 May 1998 22:38:57 -0600 |
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>> I played the stinger on the opponent and the random runner chosen
>>was Ravage. She had taken some damage (4 pts I think), so her body was
>>reduced. Her stamina trait gave her the full attack value, but the
>>other special trait on her card is that she attacks a second time on a
>>roll of 4 or better. Well, I'm sure you can see my question coming.
>>Does Ravage roll again in a situation such as this, where the owner is
>>attacking his/her own guys? Getting all technical one could say that
>>because she is working under cover to bust the running team, she would
>>do everything in her power, ie strike twice, to take down the team.
>>That seems a bit harsh though. We decided against it, saying that
>owner
>>would choose for or against the 2nd strike, which choice would almost
>>always be against, except in special cases like Kamikaze Run. Anyway
>>that is how we played it. Has anyone else encountered this nasty
>combo,
>>and if you have how did you decide to play it? Thanks.
>>
>That happened to me and the runner that got picked was a mage with
>an unturned fireball. It was rulled that it was up to the owner of
>the runner to deside weither or not to use the fireball. (I didn't)
>
>>
>Donald Arganbright
>Jayden Stormwalker
I thought that I read somewhere that the card is played as though it was a
full combat situation, i.e., Drones, spells, gear, etc. are all used. This
may not have been specifically about this card, but I think that it applies.
If I can find the reference, I will post it. Maybe someone else will help
me out here, yea or nay?
Jon Doud
germany@*****************.com