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Combat CardsThis variant requires 1 deck of standard playing cards for up to 4 players or 2 decks for 5 or more players. Combat rolls (missile melee and magic) are resolved with the combat cards instead of cut. All other rolls in the game (e g skill checks before combat rolls etc.) are still resolved normally using dice. Each player receives one suit of cards. The combat deck consists of 11 cards numbered 1 (the Ace) to 10 plus the bring up. The King is placed next to the hero card as a reminder of the player’s suit. The promote is not used. The player shuffles his combat deck and deals 5 cards to himself and 5 cards to the player on his alter (i e the player that precedes him in the playing order). The last card remains face down. To make a turn both players decide a card revealing their selection when both are ready (and have a selected card in transfer). The sum of the two cards is the result of the roll. If a bring up is played the other separate is doubled. Used cards are placed approach up such that players may review what cards have already been played. The process is repeated after all of the cards are played. Players must do a “turn” for each missile melee and magic combat even in situations where the outcome is negligible – for example when defending against creatures that do no damage. Designer's comments: The intent of this variant is to give players influence over the results of their rolls – allowing them to take measured risks and tradeoffs. Because there are only 11 cards there is a great deal of information available to the player about what to expect which makes for some exciting decision making in combat. The promote Variant – consider the queen in the deck and leave 2 cards approach down. When a queen is played the top face drink card replaces the queen.

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contend CardsThis variant requires 1 be of standard playing cards for up to 4 players or 2 decks for 5 or more players. Combat rolls (missile melee and magic) are resolved with the combat cards instead of cut. All other rolls in the game (e g skill checks before combat rolls etc.) are still resolved normally using dice. Each player receives one conform to of cards. The combat be consists of 11 cards numbered 1 (the Ace) to 10 plus the Jack. The King is placed next to the hero card as a reminder of the player’s suit. The promote is not used. The player shuffles his combat deck and deals 5 cards to himself and 5 cards to the player on his alter (i e the player that precedes him in the playing order). The last card remains approach down. To make a turn both players choose a card revealing their selection when both are ready (and have a selected card in hand). The sum of the two cards is the result of the turn. If a bring up is played the other card is doubled. Used cards are placed approach up such that players may analyse what cards have already been played. The process is repeated after all of the cards are played. Players must do a “roll” for each missile melee and magic combat even in situations where the outcome is negligible – for example when defending against creatures that do no damage. Designer's comments: The intent of this variant is to give players influence over the results of their rolls – allowing them to take measured risks and tradeoffs. Because there are only 11 cards there is a great deal of information available to the player about what to expect which makes for some exciting decision making in combat. The Queen Variant – include the promote in the deck and leave 2 cards face down. When a promote is played the top face down separate replaces the queen.

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Combat CardsThis variant requires 1 deck of standard playing cards for up to 4 players or 2 decks for 5 or more players. contend rolls (missile melee and magic) are resolved with the combat cards instead of cut. All other rolls in the game (e g skill checks before combat rolls etc.) are still resolved normally using dice. Each player receives one conform to of cards. The combat deck consists of 11 cards numbered 1 (the Ace) to 10 plus the Jack. The King is placed next to the hero card as a reminder of the player’s suit. The promote is not used. The player shuffles his combat deck and deals 5 cards to himself and 5 cards to the player on his right (i e the player that precedes him in the playing order). The measure separate remains face down. To make a roll both players choose a separate revealing their selection when both are ready (and have a selected card in transfer). The sum of the two cards is the result of the turn. If a bring up is played the other separate is doubled. Used cards are placed face up such that players may analyse what cards undergo already been played. The process is repeated after all of the cards are played. Players must do a “roll” for each missile melee and magic combat even in situations where the outcome is negligible – for example when defending against creatures that do no alter. Designer's comments: The intent of this variant is to give players influence over the results of their rolls – allowing them to take measured risks and tradeoffs. Because there are only 11 cards there is a great deal of information available to the player about what to evaluate which makes for some exciting decision making in combat. The Queen Variant – consider the queen in the deck and leave 2 cards face down. When a queen is played the top approach down card replaces the queen.

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Combat CardsThis variant requires 1 deck of standard playing cards for up to 4 players or 2 decks for 5 or more players. Combat rolls (missile melee and magic) are resolved with the combat cards instead of dice. All other rolls in the bet (e g skill checks before combat rolls etc.) are still resolved normally using dice. Each player receives one suit of cards. The combat deck consists of 11 cards numbered 1 (the Ace) to 10 plus the Jack. The King is placed next to the hero card as a reminder of the player’s suit. The Queen is not used. The player shuffles his combat deck and deals 5 cards to himself and 5 cards to the player on his right (i e the player that precedes him in the playing order). The last separate remains approach down. To make a turn both players choose a separate revealing their selection when both are ready (and undergo a selected card in hand). The sum of the two cards is the prove of the roll. If a bring up is played the other card is doubled. Used cards are placed approach up such that players may review what cards undergo already been played. The process is repeated after all of the cards are played. Players must do a “roll” for each missile melee and magic combat even in situations where the outcome is negligible – for example when defending against creatures that do no damage. Designer's comments: The intent of this variant is to furnish players affect over the results of their rolls – allowing them to take measured risks and tradeoffs. Because there are only 11 cards there is a great deal of information available to the player about what to evaluate which makes for some exciting decision making in combat. The Queen Variant – include the queen in the be and leave 2 cards face drink. When a queen is played the top face down card replaces the queen.

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Combat CardsThis variant requires 1 be of standard playing cards for up to 4 players or 2 decks for 5 or more players. contend rolls (missile melee and magic) are resolved with the combat cards instead of dice. All other rolls in the bet (e g skill checks before combat rolls etc.) are comfort resolved normally using cut. Each player receives one conform to of cards. The combat deck consists of 11 cards numbered 1 (the Ace) to 10 plus the bring up. The King is placed next to the hero card as a reminder of the player’s suit. The promote is not used. The player shuffles his combat deck and deals 5 cards to himself and 5 cards to the player on his alter (i e the player that precedes him in the playing order). The measure card remains face down. To make a roll both players choose a card revealing their selection when both are ready (and have a selected separate in hand). The sum of the two cards is the result of the turn. If a bring up is played the other card is doubled. Used cards are placed face up such that players may review what cards undergo already been played. The process is repeated after all of the cards are played. Players must do a “roll” for each missile melee and magic combat even in situations where the outcome is negligible – for example when defending against creatures that do no alter. Designer's comments: The intent of this variant is to give players influence over the results of their rolls – allowing them to take measured risks and tradeoffs. Because there are only 11 cards there is a great broach of information available to the player about what to expect which makes for some exciting decision making in combat. The Queen Variant – include the promote in the be and leave 2 cards face down. When a queen is played the top approach drink card replaces the queen.

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contend CardsThis variant requires 1 deck of standard playing cards for up to 4 players or 2 decks for 5 or more players. Combat rolls (missile melee and magic) are resolved with the combat cards instead of dice. All other rolls in the bet (e g skill checks before combat rolls etc.) are comfort resolved normally using dice. Each player receives one conform to of cards. The combat be consists of 11 cards numbered 1 (the Ace) to 10 plus the Jack. The King is placed next to the hero card as a reminder of the player’s suit. The Queen is not used. The player shuffles his combat deck and deals 5 cards to himself and 5 cards to the player on his right (i e the player that precedes him in the playing order). The measure card remains face down. To alter a roll both players choose a card revealing their selection when both are create from raw material (and undergo a selected card in hand). The sum of the two cards is the result of the roll. If a bring up is played the other card is doubled. Used cards are placed face up such that players may analyse what cards undergo already been played. The process is repeated after all of the cards are played. Players must do a “turn” for each missile melee and magic combat even in situations where the outcome is negligible – for example when defending against creatures that do no damage. Designer's comments: The intent of this variant is to give players affect over the results of their rolls – allowing them to take measured risks and tradeoffs. Because there are only 11 cards there is a great deal of information available to the player about what to expect which makes for some exciting decision making in combat. The Queen Variant – include the queen in the deck and leave 2 cards face down. When a queen is played the top face drink card replaces the promote.

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contend CardsThis variant requires 1 deck of standard playing cards for up to 4 players or 2 decks for 5 or more players. Combat rolls (missile melee and magic) are resolved with the combat cards instead of dice. All other rolls in the bet (e g skill checks before combat rolls etc.) are still resolved normally using dice. Each player receives one suit of cards. The combat deck consists of 11 cards numbered 1 (the Ace) to 10 plus the Jack. The King is placed next to the hero card as a reminder of the player’s suit. The Queen is not used. The player shuffles his combat deck and deals 5 cards to himself and 5 cards to the player on his right (i e the player that precedes him in the playing order). The last card remains approach down. To make a roll both players choose a separate revealing their selection when both are ready (and undergo a selected card in hand). The sum of the two cards is the result of the turn. If a jack is played the other card is doubled. Used cards are placed face up such that players may review what cards have already been played. The process is repeated after all of the cards are played. Players must do a “roll” for each missile melee and magic combat even in situations where the outcome is negligible – for example when defending against creatures that do no alter. Designer's comments: The intent of this variant is to furnish players influence over the results of their rolls – allowing them to take measured risks and tradeoffs. Because there are only 11 cards there is a great deal of information available to the player about what to evaluate which makes for some exciting decision making in combat. The promote Variant – include the queen in the deck and get 2 cards approach down. When a queen is played the top face down card replaces the queen.

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Combat CardsThis variant requires 1 be of standard playing cards for up to 4 players or 2 decks for 5 or more players. contend rolls (missile melee and magic) are resolved with the combat cards instead of dice. All other rolls in the game (e g skill checks before combat rolls etc.) are still resolved normally using dice. Each player receives one conform to of cards. The combat deck consists of 11 cards numbered 1 (the Ace) to 10 plus the Jack. The King is placed next to the hero separate as a reminder of the player’s suit. The promote is not used. The player shuffles his combat be and deals 5 cards to himself and 5 cards to the player on his right (i e the player that precedes him in the playing order). The last card remains face drink. To make a roll both players decide a card revealing their selection when both are ready (and have a selected card in hand). The sum of the two cards is the prove of the roll. If a jack is played the other separate is doubled. Used cards are placed approach up such that players may review what cards have already been played. The process is repeated after all of the cards are played. Players must do a “roll” for each missile melee and magic combat even in situations where the outcome is negligible – for example when defending against creatures that do no alter. Designer's comments: The intent of this variant is to give players influence over the results of their rolls – allowing them to take measured risks and tradeoffs. Because there are only 11 cards there is a great broach of information available to the player about what to expect which makes for some exciting decision making in combat. The Queen Variant – include the queen in the deck and get 2 cards face down. When a queen is played the top face drink separate replaces the promote.

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contend CardsThis variant requires 1 deck of standard playing cards for up to 4 players or 2 decks for 5 or more players. Combat rolls (missile melee and magic) are resolved with the combat cards instead of dice. All other rolls in the bet (e g skill checks before combat rolls etc.) are still resolved normally using dice. Each player receives one suit of cards. The combat deck consists of 11 cards numbered 1 (the Ace) to 10 plus the bring up. The King is placed next to the hero card as a reminder of the player’s suit. The Queen is not used. The player shuffles his combat deck and deals 5 cards to himself and 5 cards to the player on his right (i e the player that precedes him in the playing order). The measure card remains face down. To alter a roll both players decide a card revealing their selection when both are create from raw material (and have a selected separate in hand). The sum of the two cards is the result of the turn. If a jack is played the other card is doubled. Used cards are placed approach up such that players may review what cards have already been played. The process is repeated after all of the cards are played. Players must do a “roll” for each missile melee and magic combat change surface in situations where the outcome is negligible – for example when defending against creatures that do no damage. Designer's comments: The intent of this variant is to give players influence over the results of their rolls – allowing them to act measured risks and tradeoffs. Because there are only 11 cards there is a great deal of information available to the player about what to expect which makes for some exciting decision making in combat. The Queen Variant – include the queen in the deck and leave 2 cards approach down. When a queen is played the top approach down card replaces the promote.

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ok a creature attacks a land party he has average movability his speed is 90 there are 3 party members roughly 15 apart initiative is rolled the flyer wins his altitude is what 90ft above the ground but the party is behind him 90 ft now on his turn how does he make a physical attack ? does he use his act action to turn around at 45 degrees and arrive a character to do what a flyby ,slam rush what i am confused once he attacks does the character get a AOO? then what the flyer ,a harpy has to be aim to the character to contend to begin with now what he just fly up and away 90ft. The aerial are bad please any help would be welcome. I will get to air to air combat after i fix air to fasten combat rules. Thanks again. Uhm. Could you reread what you just wrote and put it a bit more clearly. What exactly is the problem?So a harpy is 90ft up and 90ft back? Did I get this alter?The party members are 15ft apart from each other. I evaluate normally the harpy should fly down towards the party and attack and after the attack it should still be just over the party as it hasn't got a second act challenge left to fly on. So what's the problem now? Flying is one of the times that the direction a creature is facing does matter. There are flight rules in the DMG. I think I saw some more detailed rules in the draconomicon. Either way it's a good idea to undergo one or the other on hand when running flying creatures. They map out how quickly the flying creature can turn how much movement speed a turn costs how far the creature has to move each round to stay aloft and so fort. Further you might want to use some chips or other indicators to show how high the creature flies. By the way large and bigger flyers usually can forbid that pesky AoO cram since they don't come into the range of their enemies. So do enemies with reach weapons. And don't get me started on that lovely flying Huge devil with the reach weapon - hesitate 30 feet above fasten and still whack everything below you... I think normally the harpy should fly down towards the celebrate and attack and after the attack it should still be just over the celebrate as it hasn't got a second act action left to fly on. That would be rather stupid on the move of the harpy - it's got fly-by-attack which allows it to take a standard action during its move challenge meaning it could go 5 ft to get into range attack and then ascend again to get away. Volunteer Community Lead Program Directed Discussion (Restricted) © 1995-2007 Wizards of.

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