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Just curious, but does anyone else feel that lightsabers seem kind of weak? I know there are balance issues in play, but... I dunno, maybe the movies made them "too good" for a game.

Shayuri The OA was at disadvantage because the troopers in question chose to Dodge and then move away, rather than Disengage. So you get your OA, but since they are dodging, it is at disadvantage.

I just posted so I think you're good to go.

Whisper put another arrow to her bowstring and padded back to the center of the room, hoping the thing needed light to see targets. Aiming carefully, she fired and then sidestepped away from the open door way. Move: 20' to AH42, after action move 5' to AI42 Bonus Action: Cunning Action to Hide...

Sorry, I meant to ask if it was unaware. Since it turned towards us, I guess it wasn't.

OK, just making sure since the Gand did it a few rounds ago. I wanted to make sure we just didn't overlook the rule, given that it isn't allowed in Saga due to autofire being a full-round action, if I am reading it correctly. ETA: Also, does the same thing apply to Whirlwind Attack?

So, for clarity's sake, are we allowed to attack multiple times with autofire? It seems like that wasn't allowed in Saga.

Whisper took a breath, held it for a second, and released it and her arrow at the same time. As the arrow left her bow, the halfling dashed aside and attempted to hide in the darkness. Action: Attack - [roll0], Damage - [roll1] Move: 20' to AL42 Bonus Action: Cunning action to Hide - [roll2]

I take it the thing isn't surprised? If it is, here's my other D20 to attack and sneak attack damage: [roll0] [roll1]

True, but if Auto-fire took your one action, it kind of becomes a meaningless difference. You wouldn't be able to shoot at one person, then switch to autofire for your next attack, short of something like Action Surge, which breaks action economy by definition. Could you use auto-fire and...

RE: Autofire The closest allegory to it from D&D would be like switching a versatile weapon from one hand to two hands, which, IIRC, requires no action. But if both drawing and changing the selection are treated as item interactions, one would require the character's action. The Bonus Action if...

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AH42 for Whisper

Incidentally, Creamsteak, how long did it take us to traverse the flooded tunnel? Might need to know if we're planning on fleeing. Did it seem like something we could have done if we just held our breath?

Whisper sheathed her blades and unlimbered her bow. Placing an arrow to the string, she stepped back several feet from the door and drew back the string of the bow. "Ready," she rasped.

Yeah, it's added in. I changed my post to specify she's north of the door. I was thinking we were on a west door, rather than a south one.

Gotcha. Sounds good to me. Whisper will draw her bow and set up a few squares north of the door.

I mean, I don't really see what we have to gain here. The creature's bits are pinned to the table. I mean, other than to roll some dice, which is always fun, regardless of the outcome.

Since a chase would probably be conducted in combat rounds, I think I'm actually fastest.

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