>
> > I don't actually have a handy example ready, but there was a
> > suggestion here the other day (I think from Roderick?) that AP
Loans
> > would be one way of doing this, and on reflection this makes a
lot of
> > sense, even if it is not immediately, intuitively obvious.
> I think I will give this one a try as well as shooting into a melee
seems to
> be getting popular in our group.
Hitting the wrong target is nearly as (UN)popular...
I have two problems someone might want to comment on though:
- If the enemy is winning, but has low AP (and so bids low), lending
AP to your friends won't be as effective - it might be better
attacking the enemy for a Multiple Attacker penalty. More AP will
just prolong the contest (but might give some breathing space).
- You can't wound the enemy with this rule. Well, you COULD, but it
wound be an odd mechanism- "I lend my buddy 12 AP, but I convert 7 AP
into a Wound on the bad guy"...
- Very odd situation calculating offensive/defensive edges. Who's
defensive edge do you use? The bad guy, or the guy you are lending to?
No-one expects the Spanish archery Inquisition...
Wulf