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Why do wounds penalties apply to static values like Parry and Toughness?
- Thread starter Jinks
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CapedCrusader
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No, they should not be affected by Wound penalties. I will take a look at that. Thanks for pointing it out.
Per Pinnacle, only Attribute and Skill rolls are affected. If you were actually rolling against Toughness or Parry, the roll itself would be affected. Someone else rolling against your Attributes, as in Parry and Toughness, are not affected. It's a modifier on a roll (yours) not on the Attribute or Skill itself.
Per Pinnacle, only Attribute and Skill rolls are affected. If you were actually rolling against Toughness or Parry, the roll itself would be affected. Someone else rolling against your Attributes, as in Parry and Toughness, are not affected. It's a modifier on a roll (yours) not on the Attribute or Skill itself.
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Seriously, any way I can fix this myself? The tactical console is more frustrating than useful, since wounds modify all derived traits, including Charisma and Glory.
This is especially annoying in regard to Toughness, because I can't keep track of the enemies accurately. At first I thought it was because I unticked the 'Wild Card' option at character creation, but even with it ticked, the issue is still there.
Btw, a non-Wild Card character should show as incapacitated after the first wound, which doesn't really happen.
This is especially annoying in regard to Toughness, because I can't keep track of the enemies accurately. At first I thought it was because I unticked the 'Wild Card' option at character creation, but even with it ticked, the issue is still there.
Btw, a non-Wild Card character should show as incapacitated after the first wound, which doesn't really happen.
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CapedCrusader
Well-known member
Unfortunately, it's not in a user-accessible file. I'll be looking into it tonight.
CapedCrusader
Well-known member
OK, I found and fixed it. It'll be in the next update.