New Tactic?

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Acarin
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New Tactic?

Post by Acarin »

So there is currently a tactic parry, dodge, and block but no general defensive tactic that doesn't drop off the other defense chances.

Would love to see this especially with the new changes in combat (engagement, bleeding, charge/trample etc losing parry chance).
20:21:01 [CHAT - (a mysterious GM)]: With obvious effort, Zuki pries up a thick scale over a drakolin's chest! Zuki spearhand-strikes the soft, unprotected area under the scale! Heart ruptured, death follows immediately. A drakolin lets out a final bellow of rage and falls lifeless to the ground.
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Then the defense should not have the same significant boost as the one defensive tactic is but offense should be dropped the same amount.
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Yes. I agree with that. They would likely have a boost similar to that seen with attacks in tactic offense.
20:21:01 [CHAT - (a mysterious GM)]: With obvious effort, Zuki pries up a thick scale over a drakolin's chest! Zuki spearhand-strikes the soft, unprotected area under the scale! Heart ruptured, death follows immediately. A drakolin lets out a final bellow of rage and falls lifeless to the ground.
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Post by Reynard »

I need to actually do the math, but I get the feeling that currently "none" is the most defensive tactic in the general case. I personally would like to see Parry and Block not completely disappear from most tactics (and be reduced instead).
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