Difference between revisions of "Aimed Spells"
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| − | Aimed spells in the | + | Aimed spells in the Sagas [[A Family Affair]] or [[Stranggore]] do damage like weapons. The targeting roll is like an Attack roll, compared against the target's Defense Total. The Attack Advantage carries over to damage just as if the spell were a missile weapon with a Weapon Damage Bonus of +X (where X is given in the spell's description). This is in contrast to the official rules, where spells do a stress die + X damage. |
The purpose of this is to slightly tone down the damage of aimed spells, especially when multi-cast. | The purpose of this is to slightly tone down the damage of aimed spells, especially when multi-cast. | ||
[[Category:House Rules]] | [[Category:House Rules]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:00, 17 October 2015
Aimed spells in the Sagas A Family Affair or Stranggore do damage like weapons. The targeting roll is like an Attack roll, compared against the target's Defense Total. The Attack Advantage carries over to damage just as if the spell were a missile weapon with a Weapon Damage Bonus of +X (where X is given in the spell's description). This is in contrast to the official rules, where spells do a stress die + X damage.
The purpose of this is to slightly tone down the damage of aimed spells, especially when multi-cast.