RE: [DL] Reflect Hex (Goff)

["Jeff Yates" <jyates@poboxes.com>]

I don't have my books with me either, but here's what I can pull out of the
air:

- Is the "power level" reflected mean number of dice?  A huckster with only
four in Hexslingin' can still pull a good hand with Soul Blast, spewing
_lots_ of dice of damage.  The defending huckster would need a good hand on
Reflect to stop all the dice.

- As marshal I'd tell hucksters in my group that any dice they didn't
reflect gets thru to affect the defender.

Again, I don't have my books here, so I may not be helping much.

Jeff Y.


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> Subject: [DL] Reflect Hex (Goff)
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>
> Been lurking for a while, catching up on reading various
> WW sourcebooks that I seem to keep on buying but never read.
> However I stumbled up on the hex "Reflect" (Hexarcana) and had a few
> questions and was wondering what oeveryone elses thoughts were?
>
> The hex reflects Harrowed Powers/Bolt's O'Doom and Hex's (also Voodoo
> - I think).  The hand gained determines what power level you can
> reflect back at the source.  The power level is rated between 1 and
> 11+, this seems slightly excessive to me as Harrowed/Bolt's O'Doom
> can only go to level 5, does that mean that the hex is structured to
> cope with Hexslingers whose skill is 11+?, if so anyone out there got
> any characters who get anywhere near this level?
>
> Also does the character still take damage from the Hex/Bolt O'Doom
> etc, that he is reflecting? - (this might be explained in the text
> and I just missed it - don't have Hexarcana with me at the moment to
> check)
>
>
> Roy
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