02-01-2005, 12:45 AM
Concillian,Jan 31 2005, 05:45 PM Wrote:Note there is no specific information on whether the block/dodge/parry is generated by you or by what you are fighting or both. I'd be careful on ASSUMING that it is when your attack is dodged/blocked/parried as that may not be the intent of what he said. I think in this case that you are missing what the second quote is in reply to.
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Quote:Rage Build: Either allowing rage generationg for Miss/Parry/Dodge/Block, or...Which is where Kalgan is specifically excluding the 'Miss/' portion of the above.
Quote:If I had to guess I would guess it's on your character blocking/dodging/parrying, as that would be more consistent with current rage generation, and it wouldn't make sense for you to generate rage when your attack is dodged, but not when you miss.
It would make sense to me see someone getting enraged more from when they 'know' that their blow should have connected but instead was having its damage averted through some means such as parry/dodge/block. This happened enough in real life table top gaming where we had to calm the attacker after the defender did the successful averting of the damage. It was the attacking player that was the one that would get steamed up (sometimes even throwing the dice about the room and such), not the defender (who was usually more grateful that they were not take out in the game or by the thrown dice).