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''Sorry, my reply came off more hostile than I intended. I apologize for that. And, to be honest, this looks like one of the few reasonable changes I've yet to see. However, how could it grant a Free Raise when Initiative doesn't have a TN?'' --[[User:Daermon|Daermon]] 19:18, 15 Jul 2005 (PDT) | ''Sorry, my reply came off more hostile than I intended. I apologize for that. And, to be honest, this looks like one of the few reasonable changes I've yet to see. However, how could it grant a Free Raise when Initiative doesn't have a TN?'' --[[User:Daermon|Daermon]] 19:18, 15 Jul 2005 (PDT) | ||
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Revision as of 23:05, 15 July 2005
(return to Advantages and Disadvantages)
Combat Reflexes Modifications
(Mortaneus' Replacement for 3e)
Combat Reflexes (3 points)
- This advantage grants a free raise on all initiative rolls.
Just noting my opinion that I'm sick of hearing about Combat reflexes. ;) --Daermon 15:15, 15 Jul 2005 (PDT)
- Thus my reason for the change. It's simple, easily understood, makes the advantage still worth the points, and doesn't screw Kakita. --Mortaneus
Sorry, my reply came off more hostile than I intended. I apologize for that. And, to be honest, this looks like one of the few reasonable changes I've yet to see. However, how could it grant a Free Raise when Initiative doesn't have a TN? --Daermon 19:18, 15 Jul 2005 (PDT)
- It's fine. :) A free raise on a roll simply grants a +5 to the total, in the absence of anything else, like a TN. --Mortaneus
