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...Unless Ye Answer My Questions Three!
Tahi: Windows. Not the operating system, but Windows on maps. How the heck do they work? When they take damage, they are open? You can/can't move through them? They always provide cover? Are they Tournament Standard? Does anyone play them? Talk me through this peoples...
Rua: Criticals and Flurrys. If you roll a 20 on a Flurry Attack, does that trigger another Flurry? Can you Flurry a Flurry? (If you say the word 'Flurry' enough, it starts to sound pretty silly...) Or this tricky situation: If you had Luke Champ who had been given Obi's Force Spirit so he could use Force twice, could you Use the Force to get a Critical and a Flurry, THEN Use the Force AGAIN on your second attack to get a Critical and then another Flurry?
Toru: Pheromones. You can roll a save on an attack, but can you save against two attacks (say a double OR a Twin)?
Go to it, knowledgable peoples!
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Tahi: windows count as a wall. You cannot shoot at them, through them, or open them.
Rua: You can keep doing Flurry until you don't get a crit. If a person dies, start hitting another person. This will keep going until you miss or there aren't any other people to hit.
Toru: Each attack is separate, so your opponent has to save for each attack.
Where is this "bridge"?
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1. There are no official rules for Windows. They are treated as walls in standard DCI play. There are unofficial rules for windows in the Ultimate Mission books.
2. Each critical hit triggers a Flurry. So if you rolled a crit on a Flurry, that would also produce a Flurry attack.
3. Pheremones must be resolved for each attack.
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Rule. Ka rawe.
Ah, the Bridge? I believe James Brown was looking for it for some time.
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Also from the FAQ about Pheromones:
Q: Exactly what sorts of attacks can Pheromones cancel? It's pretty clear how it cancels normal attacks, but can it cancel attacks of opportunity, too? What about things like Lightsaber Assault, Blaster Barrage, Lightsaber Sweep, Charging Assault, Charging Fire, Whirlwind Attack, and so on?
A: Pheromones can be used to cancel any attack that uses the legal target rules to determine who can be targeted. The attacks granted by Lightsaber Assault, Blaster Barrage, and Charging Fire use the legal target rules, so the attacks granted by those abilities can be canceled. In contrast, Lightsaber Sweep does not use the legal target rules (you make an attack against every adjacent enemy), so they cannot be canceled. The same is true of Charging Assault (make an attack against an adjacent enemy) and Whirlwind Attack (make two attacks against each adjacent enemy). Attacks of opportunity do not use the legal target rules (they affect the moving character), so they cannot be canceled by Pheromones.
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