No. The point is that it's a risky, all-or-nothing gambit you guys can choose at any time you like. Either win double, or lose everything. It's not meant to be favorable. It's meant to be: "Let's try it. We lose, we snooze. We win, we grin."
Ok, I can see the 8 on Firebending scroll. What's the 2 for? Dex?
yeah, totally, that's perfect. it's a waste not to buy the cheap upgrades as every point not invested early means relatively costly free upgrades later.
Hm, most I want to do is see a fire nation carnival but it'd be no skin off my back if we don't manage to do so.
Oh! Yeah, that reminds me. I was actually stupefied and thought the site broke at first. The rolls were, in that order: 1, 1, 3, 1.
+2 CP, +10 Savagery, +Enemy gankers that will raid you every now and then.
FUCKING SAVAGE.
You'll do it automatically in 2-3 turns if that helps. To see the circus, however, you need to take the ambition.
Basically, the same as D&D. If you're looking for an explanation to Bending, I add the amount of Complexity to the enemy's AC during an attack and based on the amount of Complexity the bending move has, the more bonuses it yields; usually damage since that's what most Bending attacks do. Other Bending moves that don't target the enemy simply have Complexity added to their DC for a better result (such as Airshield's temporary HP.)
Well, if it DID roll that, it is technically fair. I would be happy if a reroll happened regardless though.
.....damn that training roll was terrible. and i wouldn't mind the reroll
I think I get it now, so it's basically if you roll higher than the opponents AC, or when using Bending the AC+ Complexity, you hit them then you roll for how much damage you do?
Unfair? Yes. But that's life. Also, best not to mess with RNGesus or else we get screwed at an actually important thing.
yes and a more complex move will have a higher damage output or stunning time or other effects
Yes, for example. I have an Earth Attack (Complexity 6). My opponent has AC 10. That means it's AC10+6 difficulty. I make my roll. Assume I got, say, 18 and now I roll for damage. Because the Complexity was a low number of 6, I roll 1d6 for damage on the attack.
I'm still working on Non-Bending Fighting stuff and how to make it balanced, but I'm getting pretty well. By the time that the Amon Arc starts, you'll probably already have the options to train with weapons or special combat styles, not that you have a reason to, as the Avatar.
To my understanding it's one for reroll, you, and one against, me, unless I missed someone else for the reroll.
Hm. Fair enough. I'll add them all to Apocrypha.
I don't want to upset the RNG. How about we vote on this?
It would alter the feasibility of getting Firebending Scrolls, especially since Birdsie has shortened Turns down to 1 per season, rather htan 1 per year.
Would need to be a vote separate from the rest of the plan. But sure.
