TherealBrickwall
One Thousand Club
Post updated for stunt dice. If he uses a Charm, I'm kinda screwed, but I'm trying it anyway.
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You know, at first I thought so too, but this is actually incorrect. Go double check page 157 of the Core. Flurrying with a clinch is technically impossible without an appropriate stunt or Charm.TherealBrickwall said:I did some checking. You can do multiple clinches, but not in the same Action. It has a Rate of 1. It just means that maintaining a Clinch doesn't count towards that rate, so if you flurry, you can make a new Clinch while maintaining another Clinch. But unless you have something to expand the Rate, no multi-clinch in one Action.
Helpful tidbit for later.
Meh, the book says otherwise. Sorry, but unless Errata is released to contradict such, in my mind the word of the book takes precedent over what anyone else says (aside from the ST, of course).TherealBrickwall said:You can't exceed an attack's Rate without magic, not even with stunts, I'm pretty sure.
In this case, I am going by the word of the book. It happens to contradict itself. It's not like I'm making this up; that's what a Rate is for.fhgwdads05 said:in my mind the word of the book takes precedent over what anyone else says (aside from the ST, of course).
DB uses Elemental Burst Technique, rolled 8 suxxes to attack, Daki and Silver Tusks, let me know your Dodge DV so I can calculate damage.
Cool
So I won't post my stunt in the IC thread since that tick is long gone, but here it is:
When the flames came at him, Daki did not bend like reed in the wind, instead he put both his blades in the middle of the flames to divide their path in half, and used a special technique his mother taught him when he was still a young boy.
Instead of fire she used to throw strong winds at him, but the force of the essence flow was similar, and his mother was a lot stronger than this Dynast.
A good martial artist had to face every situation with calm and introspection to deal with it, and for this one there was only one proper way to solve the problem.
The second his blades met the fire, Daki started to swing them around, in a circular movement with incredible speed, using the cold metal and the vaccum of air his swings created to guide the flow of fire essence, bending it to its will, and made a 360º turn.
As he finished his turn he stomped on his wooden ground with one last violent step, taking a strong grounding stance and spread both his arms in a perfect horizontal line as he released a kyai.
The burst of flames followed his movements with a single second of delay and for a beautiful instant the flow of fire essence was dancing around him in circles as if it was actually coming from him, and finally two huge flames sprung from the blades in a continuous line to finally crash violently against the nearby walls.
His master had taught him well.
So incoming attack is 8 suxx, my DV was 5 at that tick + stunt.
I know what Rate is for, and I know you're not making this up. What I also know is that there are exceptions to the rules. We're not dealing with something sacrosanct like UFvIO. If the book says you can break a rule with an exceptionally nice stunt, then awesome. This isn't VAP, this isn't Zeal - it's clinching two foes at once, mortals no less. I sincerely doubt this is something that's going to be happening every time we get into combat, let alone more than a handful of times ever again in this game.TherealBrickwall said:In this case, I am going by the word of the book. It happens to contradict itself. It's not like I'm making this up; that's what a Rate is for.fhgwdads05 said:in my mind the word of the book takes precedent over what anyone else says (aside from the ST, of course).
Also, it's your turn to post. He's going to die by mote attrition if he keeps this up.
damn, you got a way with words....
Alright, i'll let you go unharmed by the fire, that was a beautiful description, but just this once.
It might be wise to boost your Social attributes a bit with those Exaltation dots. That is, unless you want to be the 'boring' one.TherealBrickwall said:My extra BP is spent. I'm not sure I want to know what kind of Attributes I'll have when I Exalt, but I have a feeling that they'll be quite scary.
Anyway, question for the ST: Can we spend our XP on things with Immediate training times when we Exalt? Like, for instance, if I want to increase a Favored so that I can pick a certain Charm, am I allowed to do that? I don't think this will actually impact me, but it's something good to know.