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Topic: Simultaneous Attackers-none successful
Started by: Shadeling
Started on: 9/1/2002
Board: The Riddle of Steel


On 9/1/2002 at 10:06pm, Shadeling wrote:
Simultaneous Attackers-none successful

What happens if Simultaneous Reds are dropped, and both attackers fail in their rolls-do you drop Initiative again?

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On 9/2/2002 at 12:09am, Brian Leybourne wrote:
RE: Simultaneous Attackers-none successful

Yes. In fact, whatever the outcome of a red/red round (a single exchange, remember) you do initiative again.

Brian.

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On 9/2/2002 at 2:56am, Wolfen wrote:
RE: Simultaneous Attackers-none successful

Is that straight from the rules, Brian? If so, I must have missed it. In a Red-Red engagement, I always just let whoever succeeded better (assuming both succeeded) have the initiative. I don't think people always back off after a double-attack, assuming that the battle isn't over afterward.

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On 9/2/2002 at 3:00am, Brian Leybourne wrote:
RE: Simultaneous Attackers-none successful

Yup. I don't have the book in front of me right now to give you a page reference, but I confirmed it when I was coding the combat sim, that's how Jake said to do it.

Brian.

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