Sometimes, though, a player will want to "spam" the peasant deed. As a result of this, I have modified the rule as follows:
- Any character can have one "free" peasant deed each combat.
- Thereafter, the attack roll when attempting a peasant deed diminishes by -1d on the dice chain each time a peasant deed is attempted in that combat.
The purpose here is to ensure that a mechanic for "cool moves" exists for everyone, and that the baker can still push a skeleton in the pit, without making it "I Deed to blind" and "I Deed to trip" for every character with every swing.
Attempts to trip, blind, push, escape without provoking a free whack, divert attention from a thief so that he can backstab, defend someone else, strike a vulnerable point.
ReplyDeleteDoes the total on the peasant deed die also modify attack and damage?
ReplyDeleteNo, it does not!
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