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Attack versus Feint
When using a Feint in Mouse Guard, the rules say this:
Feint is a special attack. if played against Defend, the Defender may not test. The Feinter makes an independent test; successes reduce his ...
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Audience control over conflict resolution
In Shock: Social Science Fiction, in explaining the conflict mechanics, pages 34-35 state:
If your *Tagonists are not involved in this Conflict,
you’re Audience in this scene. Roll 1d4 to use at ...
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Is throwing other PC's possible? [duplicate]
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How do you rule halfling tossing as a combat action?
Hello, one of my fellow players brought upon a good question to me; is possible to throw another PC almost like a ...
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What is the best way to use extended contests in Gumshoe?
I need a good, solid mechanic for extended contests in GUMSHOE. An ideal one would work for a wide variety of situations, such as chases and cat-and-mouse games.
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In a Mouse Guard fight, does each team target a specific other team with each move?
The Mouse Guard rules are unclear on whether -- during an extended conflict, a team's actions specifically address only a single other team on each phase of the turn. I think so, but not everyone in ...
