RE: [DL] High Noon Questions/Comments <SHANE>

[Allan Seyberth <darious@darious.com>]

>>4.  Horses:  Can a rider move, mount, and move?  What
>>about with running (ex: Hero runs up to horse ]-2" for
>>mount] , mounts, runs horse [-2" from mount])?
>
>I dunno.  Shane?
>
>Sure can. He just loses the appropriate movement.

And here's where all those years of being a Crack monkey Johnny Cochran
rules laywer wannabe CCG rules jockey comes back:

Hmm. . . Lets go worst case scenario - a rider runs to his horse, rolling a
3 on his die.  He uses 6" of movement to get to the horse and another 2" to
mount.  Can he now move the horse:
1" for the remainder of his initial movement or
2" for the remainder of the horse's movement (10" - 8" of what the rider used)
8" for what is left after the rider mounts the horse (10" - 2" for the
mount loss)

And seeing as how the rider ran, can the horse also run?  (I would say not,
but. . . )


>Just a clarification for the accumulated rulings:  Fightin' Damage - the
>fate chip spent on damage has to be spent on the Strength part of the
>damage.
>
>Yup. Doesn't it say that?

Well - it states "Note that unlike other types of damage, since a STR roll
is involved (and Fate chips can be spent on Trait check), you could spend
Fate Chips on the damage roll!"

Now - I know what is being said here. But I could see some munchkin with a
d6 Str and a d8 melee weapon trying to emphasize the part about "you could
spend Fate Chips on the damage roll" 

>Allen, if you don't mind accumulating these over the next week I'll revised
>the .pdf. Thanks!

Got 'em.
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