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<blockquote data-quote="HeapThaumaturgist" data-source="post: 2099068" data-attributes="member: 12332">As far as M&amp;M goes, you won't miss it.&nbsp; Including it would horribly unbalance the game, I think, because as jon said, each hit has a chance of totally clobbering an enemy.&nbsp; Playing with a PL 11 Cyborg, from TeenTitans, built as a pretty good powerhouse ... I wouldn't want that guy hitting more than once a round.&nbsp; He could pump his attack DCs up into the 30s with power attack and whatnot.&nbsp; That was usually enough to clobber any mook, any henchman, and most major foes not built for going toe to toe with him.&nbsp; I don't know how it would be in Blue Rose, but I imagine it won't be overly missed.&nbsp; I think iterative attacks are a pain in the kiester, really.&nbsp; Everybody's dancing around trying to figure out how they can get into position to not move for a round or two and still attack so they can whip off those extra attacks.&nbsp; Always seemed odd somebody would open themselves up to attack to, say, get into a position that is only tactically advantageous to them in that they'll be able to take a full attack the next round.--fje</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HeapThaumaturgist, post: 2099068, member: 12332"] As far as M&M goes, you won't miss it. Including it would horribly unbalance the game, I think, because as jon said, each hit has a chance of totally clobbering an enemy. Playing with a PL 11 Cyborg, from TeenTitans, built as a pretty good powerhouse ... I wouldn't want that guy hitting more than once a round. He could pump his attack DCs up into the 30s with power attack and whatnot. That was usually enough to clobber any mook, any henchman, and most major foes not built for going toe to toe with him. I don't know how it would be in Blue Rose, but I imagine it won't be overly missed. I think iterative attacks are a pain in the kiester, really. Everybody's dancing around trying to figure out how they can get into position to not move for a round or two and still attack so they can whip off those extra attacks. Always seemed odd somebody would open themselves up to attack to, say, get into a position that is only tactically advantageous to them in that they'll be able to take a full attack the next round. --fje [/QUOTE]

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