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Cactrot
Jan 11, 2001

Go Go Cactus Galactus





Lord Frisk posted:

I'll probably start up a roll20 game of multiple one-shots to give everybody a taste of what's going on,

I would totally be up for this, I really want to play Gamma world but my regular group doesn't really care for it.

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Cactrot
Jan 11, 2001

Go Go Cactus Galactus





Paineopticon posted:

My friends and I are super casual tabletop gamers. We've dabbled mostly in world of darkness and a little bit in pathfinder, and have played gamma world 4e several times while ignoring most of the rules.

We are confused about some of the origin attacks, namely ones that do not target AC. If an ability targets a defense like Will, does the opposing character make a roll and add his Will, or is the attacking character just making a roll to beat that static value?

Example - I'm a mind coercer, I use my power that lets me damage a dude and make him swing at another dude. My attack roll total is 25, and the enemy's Will is 18. Does the attack succeed, or does the enemy get to roll a D20 and resist the attack on a 7+?

Attacking another defense works just like attacking AC. If you're attacking their Will and meet or beat that number, you hit.

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