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--- combat [2020/07/05 13:27] – dave
+++ combat [2020/07/20 00:08] – [Two-Weapon Combat] andrew
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 The GM may choose to draw different cards for different individuals or groups of monsters.
-A player who draws a Joker can go whenever they want, but may not interrupt another player's turn. They add +2 to all skill, ability check, attack, magic, damage, heal dice or morale roll made during the turn by all units moving on that initiative card! After a round where one or more Jokers are dealt, the deck is reshuffled for the next round's initiative.
+A player who draws a Joker can go whenever they want, but may not interrupt another player's turn. They add +2 to all skill, ability check, attack, magic, damage, heal dice or morale roll made during the turn by all units acting on that initiative card! After a round where one or more Jokers are dealt, the deck is reshuffled for the next round's initiative.
 A player may decide to hold their action by flipping their card over. They may hold from round to round in which case they are not dealt a new card. A player with a held action may choose to take their turn after any subsequent round. However, they may not interrupt another initiative unless they have drawn a Joker.
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   * Neither weapon may be a two-handed weapon (obviously), and neither weapon may be a spear or lance.  Only one of the weapons may be a martial weapon.  This technique cannot be used on horseback.
   * With the exception of a few class archetype features and special feature abilities, two weapon fighting does not grant a second attack.
-  * The dual wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack. On a successful hit, they dual wielder rolls the damage of both weapons, but chooses which one to use based on which roll was better and/or which of the two damage types (piercing, slashing or bludgeoning) might be more advantageous.
+  * The dual wielder gains a +1 bonus to attack. On a successful hit, the dual wielder rolls the damage of both weapons, but chooses which one to use based on which roll was better and/or which of the two damage types (piercing, slashing or bludgeoning) might be more advantageous.