Re: (TFT) Shield rush in Melee --> Steven's rules & ST adjustments.

[Stephen Rogers <epilgrim@optonline.net>]

Hi Rick,

thanks for the reply. sorry if the concept wasn't clear.

it's the target's adjDX minus the attacker's ST, which gives you a modifier
for the target's saving throw.

example:

Billy Ray Lunkhead (ST - 13, DX - 10, IQ - 9) shield rushes Lord Flash-Heart
(ST - 10, DX - 12, IQ -10). He strikes Flash with his attack. Flash has an
adjDX of 12.

For a save modifier, take
(T) adjDX - (A) ST= (+/-DX). or,
(Flash's adjDX) - (Lunkhead' ST) = DX modifier.
12 - 13 = -1 DX to saving throw.

hope that's clear...it works really well in combat.

thanks for asking for a clarification.

Steve

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "rsmith" <rsmith@lightspeed.ca>
To: <tft@brainiac.com>
Sent: Sunday, November 23, 2003 8:45 AM
Subject: RE: (TFT) Shield rush in Melee --> Steven's rules & ST adjustments.


> Hi Steven,
> I've been reading thru the Shield Rush tread
> and was thinking about what you said:
>
> >...
> >5.9.8.3 As a special DX adjustment take the adjDX of the
> >target and subtract the initial ST of the attacker. Apply
> >the result, plus or minus, to the saving roll,
> >(T) adjDX - (A) ST= (+/-DX). ....
>
> Did you really want to say that the entire ST
> of the attacker acts as an adjustment to the DX of
> the target figure?  Or did you mean the difference
> in ST of the two figures?
>
> Rick
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