(TFT) Rules for breaking weapons?

[Rick Smith <rsmith@lightspeed.ca>]

I have always assumed that most swords break when 2
weapons swing against each other.  This would roughly 
double the force of the blow compared to the force
that one person could generate.  As such it would be 
semi-random, you are swinging and he is swinging and 
the blades hit on just the center of percussion, etc.

I think your suggested rules below are way too
powerful.

Rick

On Mon, 2004-02-23 at 15:02, ErolB1@aol.com wrote:
> OK, here's a question for the list (and especially for the "weapon breaks on 
> a roll of 18 is kewl fun!" contingent):
> 
> How easy should it be for a warrior to deliberately break his opponent's 
> blade? 
> 
> (It should be pretty easy, no? Say something on the order of "Make a roll to 
> hit. If you succeed, and your opponent misses with his own attack that turn, 
> then you manage to trap your opponent's weapon, or trick your opponent in 
> smashing it into something unyielding, and your opponent's weapon breaks.")
> 
> Erol K. Bayburt
> Evil Genius for a Better Tomorrow
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