h4ppy wrote:
Sajan: When you attempt a combat check without playing a weapon, you may use your Dexterity die instead of your Strength die ([ ] and add the Magic trait) ([ ] and the Fire trait).
To me, this means, in long-hand: "When you face a combat check you can choose to set Dexterity as the base skill for that check. This means that you may play cards to boost your Dexterity to enhance this check (and cannot use cards that only boost Strength). Since...
Where does it say Dexterity as the base skill?
It says Dexterity Die not Dexterity Skill.
To me that reads use your dexterity Die instead of your Strength Die, so if strength is 1d6+1 and dex is 1d12+2 you would be rolling 1d12+1.
That is my point, Die is not a piece of plastic, it is a skill ... sometimes. Other times it is a piece of plastic.
I understand what you are getting at, the word "die" with a skill in front of it means the actual skill and set the skill you are checking, the word "die" without a skill in front of it means a piece of plastic.
My point is it would have been much clearer if at the very least they had not put the word "die" after the skill.
EG
"When you attempt a combat check without playing a weapon, you may use your Dexterity instead of your Strength"