Re: [BNW] A Rules Question

[David Fryer <badsign_98@yahoo.com>]

Actually I would argue with that line of thinking. I
could see using the argument when discussing a tough,
but not thinks along the line of what I'm talking
about such as a tank ar a panzerklage from Glory Days.
These are heavily armored devices designed to
withstand high amounts of damage which humans, even
highly skilled martial artists, cannot deal out.

--- Arne Reuter <reuter@tse-online.de> wrote:
> Dear David!
> 
> On Saturday, August 11, 2001, 3:03:16 AM, you wrote:
> 
> > Okay, how do you deal with characters kicking an
> > armored object such as a tank or an Armorgeddon
> suit?
> > Would they take some kind of damage as a result of
> > such an action? 
> 
> Of course not ;-).
> 
> Seriously, I'd differ between the unchecked
> application of rude force
> (untrained fighter: fighting skill) against a solid
> metal object (e.g.
> a tank) vs. the trained application (skill: martial
> arts) against a
> heavy, metal object that could give way (joint! -
> the weakest part of
> any structure). Given the superior strength and luck
> levels we are
> dealing with in a superhero roleplaying there should
> not be a
> mandatory damage to one self.
> 
> Of course you might argue that I am biased ;-).
> 
> For Love and Liberty,
> 
> Arne Reuter
> 
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