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Sample Combat
citadel97501:
Well I am a little unsure on this, but isn't there an example of an enemy using a Declaration in Blood Rites? (click to show/hide)Mavra, claimed that his shield wouldn't defend him from heat, and tried to use flamethrowers?
AlexFallad:
--- Quote from: citadel97501 on March 01, 2011, 02:11:55 AM ---Well I am a little unsure on this, but isn't there an example of an enemy using a Declaration in Blood Rites? (click to show/hide)Mavra, claimed that his shield wouldn't defend him from heat, and tried to use flamethrowers?
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Well, I've become a devotee of the Fate system for my rp needs, but I'm pretty ignorant (not completely though) of the Dresdenverse. If the "him" you refer to above is Harry, I would guess Harry is certainly a PC. The example you give above would probably be a Declaration stemming from her Lore...not really sure if I'd buy it as a Guns Declaration since I see from reading the Gun Knowledge trapping as covering things a char knows about their gun and ammo and not that (click to show/hide)shield doesn't protect from heat.
batmanjr:
I have a different rule question in the write up VERY helpful BTW.
In the combat Dave offered up an aspect he put on the Ghoul to Barry as a free tag.
I thought only the person who created the aspect could tag it for free? This came up in a sample combat we had so I'm curious if there is something I missed.
devonapple:
--- Quote from: batmanjr on March 21, 2011, 05:21:24 PM ---I thought only the person who created the aspect could tag it for free? This came up in a sample combat we had so I'm curious if there is something I missed.
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It is legitimate. This is why teamwork is so essential in this game: players can set up to their companions for a more decisive impact.
While flunkies can't pass along free tags to their villain bosses, they can pass along knowledge of an Aspect, which can be activated with a Fate Point per normal.
batmanjr:
Thanks again DA.
Any chance that can be backed up with a rule? I only ask because if it gets brought up again I'd like to be able to show it to them in writing somewhere. And as much as I'd like to say your post IS writing, I can't really refer to it as law.
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