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<blockquote data-quote="zipht" data-source="post: 2714795" data-attributes="member: 35487">So i broke down and got it.. now i got questions lots of them.When casting in the offensive stance, it seems that what spell cast does not matter. I could be a 5th level Wizard casting Fireball and do only a 1d to the damage threshold, or be a 1st level Wizard casting Acid Splash and do the same. That doesnt seems right. The same applies to fighters the weapon you wield does not add to the damage done to the damage threshold.What effect does stating your position have? you would think being at range would mean that you take less damage.Narrative Combat removes the distinction, from single and full round actions. I am not sure that this balances out. As some spells take a full round to cast, and what about fighters and their additional attacks? Yes, the inner table top wargamer wonders about all the little details, but I am the guy that has to explain why I wish to use this system over D20's tactical one.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zipht, post: 2714795, member: 35487"] So i broke down and got it.. now i got questions lots of them. When casting in the offensive stance, it seems that what spell cast does not matter. I could be a 5th level Wizard casting Fireball and do only a 1d to the damage threshold, or be a 1st level Wizard casting Acid Splash and do the same. That doesnt seems right. The same applies to fighters the weapon you wield does not add to the damage done to the damage threshold. What effect does stating your position have? you would think being at range would mean that you take less damage. Narrative Combat removes the distinction, from single and full round actions. I am not sure that this balances out. As some spells take a full round to cast, and what about fighters and their additional attacks? Yes, the inner table top wargamer wonders about all the little details, but I am the guy that has to explain why I wish to use this system over D20's tactical one. [/QUOTE]

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