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<blockquote data-quote="mneme" data-source="post: 5110011" data-attributes="member: 59248">Infinities: One can deal with infinities two ways.&nbsp; Ok, three ways.&nbsp; First, you can decide that the game indefinitely stalls.&nbsp; Second, you can say &quot;you can't do that, I don't allow infinities in my game&quot;. Third?&nbsp; You can take the approach that Magic and a bunch of other CCGs take -- which is that the owner of the infinity gets to declare an arbitrary point at which they stop and the game continues.&nbsp; D&amp;D doesn't have an infinity rule (and I don't know of any actual involuntary infinities, as I know of no way to get brutal 3), so it's really up to the GM.Re the numbers being absurd?&nbsp; They're not, though they're interesting.&nbsp; I just don't think you can compare multi-attack numbers (which are really broken) to single-attack numbers, and I do think this is really high (but not absurd) for a single attack setup (and a really big bump over Brutal 2 with a falchon -- 15 per die rather than 7 per die!).&nbsp; Any idea what the high numbers are -without- multiple attacks?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mneme, post: 5110011, member: 59248"] Infinities: One can deal with infinities two ways. Ok, three ways. First, you can decide that the game indefinitely stalls. Second, you can say "you can't do that, I don't allow infinities in my game". Third? You can take the approach that Magic and a bunch of other CCGs take -- which is that the owner of the infinity gets to declare an arbitrary point at which they stop and the game continues. D&D doesn't have an infinity rule (and I don't know of any actual involuntary infinities, as I know of no way to get brutal 3), so it's really up to the GM. Re the numbers being absurd? They're not, though they're interesting. I just don't think you can compare multi-attack numbers (which are really broken) to single-attack numbers, and I do think this is really high (but not absurd) for a single attack setup (and a really big bump over Brutal 2 with a falchon -- 15 per die rather than 7 per die!). Any idea what the high numbers are -without- multiple attacks? [/QUOTE]

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