| From: | Gurth <gurth@******.NL> |
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| Subject: | Re: Was that a Club? (Re: Armor) |
| Date: | Mon, 8 Dec 1997 11:50:09 +0100 |
> > Doesn't stun overflow to physical however? :)
> >
> Yes, it does actually
You're unconscious before that happens, though: the primary requirement
for Stun to overflow to Physical is that you take Deadly Stun first...
Using only that rule, you could never injure someone with a weapon doing
Stun damage as long as they're conscious.
> but I was referring to the rule that allowed for the damage to
> immediately begin as physical. It halves the power, drops the code,
> stuff like that...don't have a book near me, otherwise I'd give you a
> quote. Anyone else help me out here???
My books are under my computer, so I'll look the details up for you... FoF
page 83: The Damage code stays as it is, but you have to add a +4 TN
modifier to the attack. If someone wants to do this, I'd probably rule
that if you miss because of the +4 (e.g. you had to roll 8 but rolled 5),
you still hit but cause the normal Stun damage for the weapon.
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