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Say there is a GML(A) vs GML(B) fight. A attacks B, B makes the Djem save. Now does A get to use his twin attack before B gets to respond? Also if and when B attacks with his Djem does that mean A gets to respond with his Djem and if so when? I'm picturing a one turn event where essentially one character dies and one is really badly wounded.
Also do FS count for purposes of gambit points?
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You follow each attack with the Djem So.
Obviously this will get complicated fast, so you should track the attacks on paper to know the end result.
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"FS" meaning Force Spirit characters? If so, check the expanded definition in the Glossary under "Light Spirit". 
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Technically each individual attack that hits gets a Djem So response. So before the Twin activates the Djem So go into effect. As imyourhukaberry stated, It'll get complicated quickly, so keep track of who's turn it is, how many twins still need resolved for each character, and anything else that can be important. It will be a heck of a blood bath for sure.
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General Ed wrote:Technically each individual attack that hits gets a Djem So response. So before the Twin activates the Djem So go into effect. As imyourhukaberry stated, It'll get complicated quickly, so keep track of who's turn it is, how many twins still need resolved for each character, and anything else that can be important. It will be a heck of a blood bath for sure. Exactly. Complicated and bloody. And would make an excellent rules topic for a podcast to cover. Oh, wait, SWMiniverse already did. #24 recaps the impact of an actual game experience.
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well you only have to roll the save not the attack
So it doesnt have to be bloody if you dont want it too.
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Jonnyb815 wrote:well you only have to roll the save not the attack
So it doesnt have to be bloody if you dont want it too. Good point. True, but that's just not any fun. Why have the big guy hold back when whirling sabers can be flashing everywhere. 
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Chargers wrote:Jonnyb815 wrote:well you only have to roll the save not the attack
So it doesnt have to be bloody if you dont want it too. Good point. True, but that's just not any fun. Why have the big guy hold back when whirling sabers can be flashing everywhere. Really only matters after you have put enough damage on the opponent to kil him and you are still alive. If you continue the attack, his returning Djem So might kill YOU. 
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for the Force spirit question-It says in the definition that they can't score victory points.
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Durge4-LOM wrote:for the Force spirit question-It says in the definition that they can't score victory points. They cannot contribute via Gambit victory points, but they can contribute via kill victory points.
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This is my first experience with Djem So Style... Code:Anakin Skywalker, CoN: HP 120, FP: 2R, Def: 19, Atk: 12, Dam: 20
Twin, Djem So Style
GM Luke Skywalker: HP 150, FP: 2R, Def: 23, Atk: 19, Dam: 20
Triple, Twin, Djem So Style Mastery, Lightsaber Defense, MotF 2
Here is the situation: Anakin moves in to twin Luke…
1. First attack hits: Luke HP130
a. Luke DSSM save, succeeds
b. Luke First DSSM hits: Anakin HP 90
i. Anakin DSS save, succeeds
ii. Anakin First DSS, misses
iii. Anakin First DSS Twin, hits: Luke HP110
1. Luke Second DSSM save, misses
2. FPRR, succeeds
3. Lukes Second DSSM, hits: Anakin HP 60
a. Anakin Second DSS save, succeeds
b. Anakin Second DSS, misses
c. Anakin second DSS twin, misses
4. Lukes Second DSSM Twin, hits: Anakin HP 40
a. Anakin Third DSS save, misses
b. FPRR, succeeds
c. Anakin third DSS, misses
d. Anakin third DSS twin, Crit
e. Luke Lightsaber Defense, misses: Luke HP 70
i. Luke third DSSM save, misses
c. Luke First DSSM twin, hits: Anakin HP 20
i. Anakin forth DSS save, succeeds
ii. Anakin forth DSS, hits: Luke HP 50
1. Luke forth DSSM save, succeeds
2. Luke forth DSSM, hits: Anakin HP -10
2. First Twin never happened
And that is why you need paper 
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I guess the big question is "when do you continue past Step 10 in the Attack Resolving Effects flow?"
In the above example, even though Anakin would be at -10HP, he was still hit and would get a chance at a DSS save before the damage is applied correct? (damage isn't applied until Step 12)
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imyurhukaberry wrote:I guess the big question is "when do you continue past Step 10 in the Attack Resolving Effects flow?"
In the above example, even though Anakin would be at -10HP, he was still hit and would get a chance at a DSS save before the damage is applied correct? (damage isn't applied until Step 12) Pretty much when a Djem So save is failed or they decline the attack. You then add the damage to the character, and then resolve the Twin...
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To make sure for everyone, in the above example, Anakin's player needs to make the DSS save and then has the option to attack back (which I would hope he would). If the attack is made and it hits, it is highly likely that the Luke player would opt not to attack back to save Luke from being defeated.
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