> > Note that 'opponent' in that reference doesn't mean 'defender' but
>> 'person the character is contesting against'. Hence it doesn't
>matter
>> if you are Actor or Defender. Anyway, that was the intention of the
>> rule when we wrote it.
>>
>> So it's not the case that only the Actor is affected by edges and
>> handicaps and the Defender is not. Hence you don't have to defend
>> when you are not the Actor.
>
>This sounds counter to what Roderick has stated, that only the Actor
>uses his Weapon Rank, and only the Opponent uses his Armour Rank. Do
>you two want to fight it out ? :)
You can get edges and handicaps from lots of other places than weapons and armour, thank you very much. I'm talking about proper edges and handicaps, not ranks.
-- - Mikael Raaterova [.sig omitted on legal advice]
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