Difference between revisions of "Secondary Reflexes"
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| − | + | When an unexpected attack targets the character with<br> | |
| + | this ''Flair'' but the character’s player fails to get enough<br> | ||
| + | successes on the (Perception + Alertness) roll to notice the<br> | ||
| + | attack coming, the ''Avatar'' instinctively defends herself<br> | ||
| + | with double her highest applicable dodge or parry roll. The character<br> | ||
| + | cannot preemptively attack her attacker or even shout out<br> | ||
| + | a warning to her comrades, as she’s reacting to an attack<br> | ||
| + | that’s already taking place, but she is much more likely<br> | ||
| + | to dodge or parry that attack. Nonetheless, the character<br> | ||
| + | cannot actually enter combat herself until everyone else does<br> | ||
| + | after the unexpected attack is resolved.<br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:49, 11 November 2019
When an unexpected attack targets the character with
this Flair but the character’s player fails to get enough
successes on the (Perception + Alertness) roll to notice the
attack coming, the Avatar instinctively defends herself
with double her highest applicable dodge or parry roll. The character
cannot preemptively attack her attacker or even shout out
a warning to her comrades, as she’s reacting to an attack
that’s already taking place, but she is much more likely
to dodge or parry that attack. Nonetheless, the character
cannot actually enter combat herself until everyone else does
after the unexpected attack is resolved.
