Editing Morturi: Rules of Conflict
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Note that with the "turn-to-face" rule, it is very difficult to catch a Gladiator off guard - they'll almost always be able to spin round to defend themselves. The key tactic to making a flank or rear attack is to first "lock" that target gladiator by occupying his front facing, and then attack with a second Gladiator. | Note that with the "turn-to-face" rule, it is very difficult to catch a Gladiator off guard - they'll almost always be able to spin round to defend themselves. The key tactic to making a flank or rear attack is to first "lock" that target gladiator by occupying his front facing, and then attack with a second Gladiator. | ||
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− | * '''Flank Attacks''' - An attack against a gladiator's flank gains | + | * '''Flank Attacks''' - An attack against a gladiator's flank gains a +1 damage bonus. |
− | * '''Rear Attacks''' - An attack against a gladiator's | + | * '''Rear Attacks''' - An attack against a gladiator's flank gains a +2 damage bonus. |
The damage bonus to flank or rear attacks can make all the difference, especially for Light Gladiators who tend to hit weakly, but rely on manoeuvring into position to make their damage count! | The damage bonus to flank or rear attacks can make all the difference, especially for Light Gladiators who tend to hit weakly, but rely on manoeuvring into position to make their damage count! | ||
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