| From: | "David M Girardot (Girardot, David)" <GIRARDOT@********.BITNET> |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Spell Answer |
| Date: | Mon, 19 Oct 92 17:48:28 edt |
Date: Mon, 19 Oct 92 17:09:00 edt
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Subject: Spell Answer
In-reply-to: SR2 Magic Question
From: IP25331@********.BITNET
To: "David M Girardot Girardot" <GIRARDOT@********.BITNET>,
David)
You got it right. Here is an example: Troll attacks mage: mage throws man
abolt and gets 2 successes Dam D if troll gets 0-1, S for 2-3, M for 4-5, L fo
r 6-7 and 0 if 8+
Predator (17:09/10-19-2053)
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> Date: Monday, October 19, 1992 at 5:09 pm
> X-Warning: Message delivered by node other than sender's node
> Expected PORTLAND.CAPS.MAINE.EDU rather than PORTLAND.BITNET
> Subj: Spell Answer
> In-reply-to: SR2 Magic Question
> From: IP25331@********.BITNET
> To: David M Girardot Girardot <GIRARDOT@********.BITNET>
> David)
>
> You got it right. Here is an example: Troll attacks mage: mage throws ma
n
> abolt and gets 2 successes Dam D if troll gets 0-1, S for 2-3, M for 4-5, L f
o
> r 6-7 and 0 if 8+
>
> Predator (17:09/10-19-2053)
Actually, it seems like if the Troll got one success that knocks out one of
the mages, and therefore the damage remains S.
So this means that if I cast Hellblast and roll 2 successes, the targets have
to roll at least 4 successes or die, right? (D-1 down to D, and then S).
Nasty. And someone was trying to say mages aren't powerful...
--David
