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Old 18th November 2008, 04:39 PM   #33 (permalink)
DracoSuave
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Originally Posted by Incendax View Post
One could argue that the attack is being attempted against perfectly meaningful targets (such as in the case of Mantle of Glory), but it is only the attack itself that is not meaningful. Ergo, you avoid the Bag-of-Rats rule.
If ever you need to rules lawyer or technicality your way around the Bag-of-Rats rule, then the Bag-of-Rats rule should -definately- apply. The Bag-of-Rats rule is to avoid using technicalities to do broken crap, not to avoid beating on bags of rats.

All that said, the Bag-of-Rats rule came into play when some enterprising young fighter decided to go Whirlwind Attack+Cleave with a bag of rats. He'd Whirlwind Attack, kill an ungodly number of the little rats, and then each dead rat would then let him get a free attack on who he wanted... say... Orcus. The 'bag-of-rats' rule is a direct homage to this cheese and its prevention.
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