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I need a clarification on her first power on the Kneecapper role. It states "You may bury a card from your hand to add 1d12([ ]+1)([ ]+2) to your Strength or Charisma check. If you succeed at the check, you may recharge that card instead. ([ ] After you roll, count the number of dice that rolled a value of 12. You may reroll up to that number of dice; take the new result.)" Since neither her Strength nor her Charisma die is a d12 and you say to count dice, plural, that have a value of 12, is your skill modifier added to the Strength or Charisma die when counting value. Example. For this she has Melee: Strength d8+3 and another 2 skill feats in strength. She has to fight a monster barehanded, buries a card for a d12, and gets a blessing of Gorum and one blessing of the gods played so she has a dice pool of 4d8 and a d12. She rolls a 1, 7, 7 and 8 on d8s and a 12 on the d12. So the 12 naturally counts but does one of the d8s get the skill modifier of +5 turning it into a12? I realize when you play a blessing you only get more dice not more pluses from skills, so you only get 1 + 5 limiting your reroll at 2 ever unless you have weapons with a +d12 to strength. Am I over thinking this. I can't think of any other way to get more than one die with a natural 12 when you use bury card power. ![]()
Vic Wertz wrote:
What about her recharge a card with divine trait to examine a location. I get that you can only do a power once per step or step. But there is no step listed so can this power be used once per step each turn? ![]()
Ironvein wrote:
This is not an overly extreme example. I as Kyra, picked up armor spells and items and through bad rolling and luck got all my Divine Trait cards discarded and had no way to activate my healing power and with no one to help I had to sit on a closed location so as not to die. And I only picked up like 8 junk cards. Just a horrible shuffle of my deck. Because of that if I or someone else doesn't want a card I immediately banish instead of trying to acquire. That was my last brush with death. |