Post by stanshinn on Apr 11, 2018 2:35:34 GMT
I want to make sure I get the fundamentals of Shooting down correctly (since our game group had different opinions on this rule):
The Shooting rule in Age of Fantasy reads: "For each hit roll one die trying to score the target’s Defense value or higher, and each success causes a wound."
The question is: is a 'success' rolling higher than the defender's Defense score?
Take this example: a Knight with +4 Quality and +5 Defense attacks a Bowmen with +6 Quality and +2 Defense. The Knight's attack rolls a 4 (which hits their Quality target number of 4+), so there is a hit. Then, the defending player for the Bowmen rolls Defense using the Bowmen's +2 Defense as the target number. If the defender rolls a 2 or higher, the model receives a wound.
Is that correct? (on a related note, I suppose whether the attacker or the defender rolls the defense roll is a matter of preference).
Thanks in advance. I just want to make sure we have this core rule correct!
-- Stan
The Shooting rule in Age of Fantasy reads: "For each hit roll one die trying to score the target’s Defense value or higher, and each success causes a wound."
The question is: is a 'success' rolling higher than the defender's Defense score?
Take this example: a Knight with +4 Quality and +5 Defense attacks a Bowmen with +6 Quality and +2 Defense. The Knight's attack rolls a 4 (which hits their Quality target number of 4+), so there is a hit. Then, the defending player for the Bowmen rolls Defense using the Bowmen's +2 Defense as the target number. If the defender rolls a 2 or higher, the model receives a wound.
Is that correct? (on a related note, I suppose whether the attacker or the defender rolls the defense roll is a matter of preference).
Thanks in advance. I just want to make sure we have this core rule correct!
-- Stan
