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I am sorry if this has been asked somewhere before, but if you execute a move that causes you to rebalance (i.e. has the (r) in the maneuver) how are you able to access maneuvers on the opposite side. For example: Arrowheart Style, Called Shot: Held Item causes a rebalance (r), so how does on ever execute the Called Shot: Head ?
Thanks.
Steven
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You can move across each row/column like a Rook on a Chess board. So from Aim and Breathe you could then perform Called Shot: Torso, Arm, Held Item OR Head. Thing is, you can't go for multiple Called Shots in a row because it requires too much precision.
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OH! For some reason, I thought you could only move I space at a time. That will make a huge difference. Thank you.
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No problem. I made the same mistake when I first read the game over. Its a pretty crucial piece of information, to say the least. :)
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I went back and reread the rules and they are actually quite clear. If a rook in chess could get there, then so can you. I thought it might need clarification, but it was all my misunderstanding. I'm looking forward to trying this out.
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One other question if I may. . . In the rules it says (regarding the combat style sheets) that if an effect is listed but no damage is listed, then only the effect takes place. So what good is the "Cleave" maneuver on the Free Sword Style? (d4/d2; Atk. 2 Tgts) There is an effect listed, but no damage. It is the same with the "Sweep" maneuver on the Great Weapon Style. (d10/d6; 5 targets) So again, there is an effect with no damage listed.
Seems to me that a "Cleave" and a "Sweep" should at least be listed as "1 + # Targets"
Any thoughts?
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stevenoshea wrote:One other question if I may. . . In the rules it says (regarding the combat style sheets) that if an effect is listed but no damage is listed, then only the effect takes place. So what good is the "Cleave" maneuver on the Free Sword Style? (d4/d2; Atk. 2 Tgts) There is an effect listed, but no damage. It is the same with the "Sweep" maneuver on the Great Weapon Style. (d10/d6; 5 targets) So again, there is an effect with no damage listed.
Seems to me that a "Cleave" and a "Sweep" should at least be listed as "1 + # Targets"
Any thoughts? It's meant as 1dmg against that many targets. Multiple targets isn't exactly an effect :)
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