Qual é a dificuldade de acertar quando o alvo não está defendendo (não é a surpresa)?

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com base this question about attack/defence:

My players have decided that dog-piling one opponent at a time is the way to go in hand to hand combat. So using the example of Katarina and her 3 attackers from the core rules, let's call the attackers Tom, Dick and Harry.

  1. Katarina attacks Tom and chooses not to split her dice pool. They Both roll attack rolls.
  2. Katarina therefore gets no defence against Dick.
  3. And Katarina gets no defence against Harry.

Question: What is the Difficulty for Dick and Harry to hit Katarina?

If it was a Surprise Attack, it would be Difficulty 1. But this is after any surprise round has been and gone. Still Difficulty 1? Difficulty 0?

(And yes, I know that the PCs who are dogpiling Katarina will get no defence against another NPC attacking them. They seem willing to take that risk!).

por DrBob 26.06.2019 / 10:33

1 resposta

A target that isn’t defending presents a difficulty of 1. (VtM 5E Core, p.302) There's always the chance that Dick or Harry could fail to connect.

26.06.2019 / 16:28