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Pickles
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Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2011 3:17 pm |
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HeroPosts: 153Joined: Sun Jun 21, 2009 5:44 pm
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Riposte I think I am making a meal trying to understand Fatal Flaw, probably because it might allow two opposed rolls in one action. Fatal Flaw*  vs  AP1 May be combined only with a close combat action & Fatal Flaw* deals no damage. If the action was successful, the next friendly combat action against the target model in this round benefits from +3 to the opposed roll. I cannot figure out how this ability works. Does it have to be combined with a close combat action or can it be used alone? If the former which action has to be successful – Fatal flaw or the combat action. If it’s the combat action do you even roll for Fatal Flaw? If it is used with a combat action can it be used immediately before the action to give the +3 to that action? I think it’s this:- Fatal Flaw*  vs  AP1 The only actions Fatal Flaw may be combined with are close combat actions. Fatal Flaw* deals no damage. If Fatal Flaw* is successful, the next friendly combat action against the target model in this round benefits from +3 to the opposed roll. Which is so similar you can see how I am being obtuse. I keep reading may as must ... Team Power: Tactical Insight Can I make one measurement or as many as I like?
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varagon
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Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2011 3:52 pm |
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Guardian of PulpPosts: 1536Location: SE KansasJoined: Mon Aug 06, 2007 9:14 am
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It's the combined action that gets the benefit from fatal flaw...
So, you combine it with a strike. Roll for Fatal Flaw. If successful, the combined strike gains the +3.
Otherwise, if you don't combine it, and Fatal Flaw is successful, the next combat action gains a +3.
You don't "have" to combine it, but if you do, it must be a close combat action.
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