Marcusito Posted June 1, 2017 Report Share Posted June 1, 2017 The stats read Sh 6 / TN 12 Rams / Rst: Df / Rg 12 TN implies a simple duel, so it would need a 6 of Rams or higher to hit? If so where does the Df come into play? Does the opposing model flip for defense against the simple duel total? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
2 EnternalVoid Posted June 2, 2017 Report Share Posted June 2, 2017 TN does not imply simple duels. It is under Attack Actions which are Opposed Duels. The Rst: Df tells you what they use to resist it. A TN means it has a minimum requirement or the action will fail regardless of . Many spells have these. Basically even if your opponent flips a Black Joker, unless you can meet or beat the TN12 you will still fail. On page 33 of the big rule book under determining success it has "If the Defending Model's duel total exceeds the Attacking model's duel total, or the Attacker's final duel total fails to meet the TN of the action (either by not meeting the value or the required suits), the Defender has won the duel and the Action has failed." That should help. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
0 Marcusito Posted June 2, 2017 Author Report Share Posted June 2, 2017 2 hours ago, EnternalVoid said: TN does not imply simple duels. It is under Attack Actions which are Opposed Duels. The Rst: Df tells you what they use to resist it. A TN means it has a minimum requirement or the action will fail regardless of . Many spells have these. Basically even if your opponent flips a Black Joker, unless you can meet or beat the TN12 you will still fail. On page 33 of the big rule book under determining success it has "If the Defending Model's duel total exceeds the Attacking model's duel total, or the Attacker's final duel total fails to meet the TN of the action (either by not meeting the value or the required suits), the Defender has won the duel and the Action has failed." That should help. Ok that makes much more sense now. I was reading in the rule book about TN "When a model is called on to perform a Simple Duel it will appear in the rules as the model’s stat vs. a Target Number (TN). The model will flip a card and then add the appropriate stat. If the total equals or exceeds the TN the model succeeds. To perform a Simple Duel follow these steps: " I misinterpreted this as TN only applying to simple duels. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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The stats read Sh 6 / TN 12 Rams / Rst: Df / Rg 12
TN implies a simple duel, so it would need a 6 of Rams or higher to hit? If so where does the Df come into play? Does the opposing model flip for defense against the simple duel total?
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