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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 5168828" data-attributes="member: 2011">[sblock=OOC]Yeah. The yellow triangle is that some condition or effect is on the creature. In your case, marked by the skeleton. The pink triangle was immobilized (I kind of save the pink one for big effects). It is no longer on your PC.For example, Knoepf has blue circle on him (prone), red dot (bloodied), red triangle (dying), and yellow triangle (marked).But mostly, if the yellow triangle is on a creature (PC or NPC), that creature is at some type of disadvantage.[/sblock][sblock=Tirial]The first shot kills skeleton 2.Do you want the second shot to target Sloane, or Skeleton #4, or Skeleton #7?PS. When a foe is bloodied and you are using a two shot attack, you should probably put in a sentence as to whom the second shot targets if the first shot kills the foe. I play Twin Strike as two individual rolls with the result of the first determined before the second is announced. There is debate on that, but meh. This is more fun for the player.[/sblock]</blockquote>