ATTACK

A character may spend an action to perform an offensive maneuver using one of the weapons they have available.

Choose a Target for Your Attack

• You must know the position of the target and be able to see them.
• You must be able to reach the target with the weapon you are using; flying enemies, for instance, cannot be reached by melee attacks.

Perform an Accuracy Check

Use the formula indicated by the weapon you are attacking with. The Difficulty Level is equal to the target’s Defense score.

• Success: You hit the target; Failure: It means they managed to anticipate, evade or negate your offensive.

A fumble indicates an automatic failure and a critical success means you hit your target regardless of their Defense. They also generate opportunities.

The Game Master may apply situational modifiers (+2 or -2) to your Accuracy Check based on especially favorable or hindering circumstances.

If You Hit the Target

You deal damage based on the formula indicated by the weapon you attacked with. This will generally be a sum of your Accuracy Check's High Roll and a fixed value based on the weapon's power.

For a list of common weapons, see page 132.

The Target Loses Hit Points

The target loses a number of Hit Points equal to the damage you dealt. This may be modified by their Affinity with the damage type (page 92):

• Vulnerable: A target loses twice the normal amount of Hit Points.
• Resistant: A target loses half the normal amount of Hit Points.
• Immune: A target loses no Hit Points.
• Absorbing: The target recovers Hit Points equal to the damage suffered.