>> If a character takes an Unrelated Action
...etc...etc... I'll try and rephrase it. I think the problem is a
basic misunderstanding of 'Unrelated Actions' on my part.
>I'm not sure I understand the question.
>
>If you are taking an unrelated action, you're busy doing 'something
>else' that does not concern the conflict at hand directly. You will
>defend normally, I think. Afterall you are forfeiting your action but
>not your attention to the battle.
So if you are NOT the 'Actor', you can defend, fine - but with what
Ability? Since you're making an 'Unrelated Action', presumably you are
using a non-defensive Ability/Affinity. So do you get to make TWO
rolls, one Unrelated, one related (and presumably defensive)?
>
>If its an unrelated action, the probably isn't a bid involved. If there
>is, then they get to resist with whatever seems to be appropriate -- as
>is always the case.
Yes, but if you are the Actor, and make a non-AP Unrelated Action
roll, can your opponent's action still cause an AP loss, and if so
from what AP bid? And if it CAN'T cause AP loss, can it still cause
the Unrelated Action to fail?
Wulf
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