Come one guys, it plays last! We can do this!

As things are now, can the spider rat be attacked by close combat, or only with ranged weapons?
This message was last edited by the player at 16:18, Sat 27 Apr.

It's on the ground, we are all attacking it in melee, and it hasn't run away.

What Hunter said. It's not up on the ceiling it's on the ground.

THen I guess Aeress had at least a +1 for gang up bonus (Olix). If so, I guess she hit (as her DMs would be +2 for vulnerable, +2 for size, +1 for gang up bonus), so her roll (after the bennie) would be 6,5: just enough to hit.

If so, she should roll for damage...

It's not vulnerable. Aeress made an attack not another skill roll. It's distracted.

Nevermind, saw Aeress roll. Keep in mind the order of turns.
This message was last edited by the GM at 13:50, Sun 28 Apr.

Waiting for Quentin and then I'll post.

Yes, but I've already spent two bennies, and it seems I'm not lucky on damage today (unlike on hitting)

Fighting Tests are a whole different mechanic.  On the one hand, you don't get to use Wild Attack or Gang Up or any of that stuff.

On the other hand I can roll under its Parry and potentially still win the Test.

I spent a benny to reroll a raise I might not have got. Please let me know if I didn't get the raise, in which case I wouldn't have spent the benny.

Luckly Lirian turn was before Olyx, as I would have hated to have spent those two bennies should he have had his turn before...

Unless I'm wrong Olyx has produced 2 wounds on his first attack and 4 more on his second. With the spider rat out of bennies (and IIRC already wounded) I have serious doubts it has survived this...

I mistakenly added an extra +2 from the Vulnerable which I understood it's not, but my first roll is a 7 which is still a success, and the second one is a whopping 15 just on the dice so nothing changes fortunately!

Well, I understand it is vulnerable, and the fact the GM striked the sentence when he denied it seemed to confirm it, unless I understood it wrong...

How did Jenkins get on releasing mountings? Did she have to roll anything?

Since Aeress did the test this round before it can act. It is vulnerable and it goes last.

Sorry about the lack of posting. Going to grab the updates today and push them out.

Did I just do 6 wounds on top of whatever was already done, and it's still up and about?

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Assuming your math is correct, it may technically still be "up and about" for dramatic purposes.

In reply to Olyx Mintarios (msg # 241):

Now you know how I feel rolling 27 damage and having absolutely nothing happen lol

Is it panic? Because, Anakin, I'm pAnakin!

I mean, it can happen.  I've done it to players before with truly monstrous bosses.

it did not. It has 3. Still up.

Every shake pretty much gets ignored due to Hardy. Shaken's don't give it wounds because of that. :)

But it's taken like five "shaken" in a row!

So what, we have to do 8 damage AFTER getting past its parry and defence?

Hardy
Very tough or determined creatures do not
fall from lesser injuries, no matter how many
they suffer. A decisive blow is needed to put
one of these tenacious creatures down.
If the beast is Shaken, another Shaken result
doesn’t cause a Wound.

Could be wrong but the way that "reads" or how I am inputting it.

Because this creature is extra tough no matter how many extra shaken's it takes past the first....it doesn't get additional wounds. It simply just shakes them off without a raise. Essentially if you don't roll a raise you aren't wounding it. It's a pretty nasty trait.

the clarification from reddit:
https://www.reddit.com/r/savag...uestion_about_hardy/

Normally, if you deal damage to a shaken foe and don't roll a raise on damage, the foe is wounded from the second shaken status. Hardy negates this.

In order to wound a Hardy foe, at least one raise must be rolled on damage.

But we have been damaging with a raise, again and again, and you call that shaken and immediately dismiss it. It seems we need to make two raises on a damage roll to cause one wound.