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<blockquote data-quote="Galloglaich" data-source="post: 4484792" data-attributes="member: 77019">In our system, when you allocate a die to active defense it basically works for that one attack.&nbsp;&nbsp; You get the value of your die roll (or the best of multiple die rolls) plus your defense rating. Each active defense roll defends you against a single attack within the round, once you have used up your pool or (elect to stop using dice from it) you have to rely on passive defense, which is all your defense bonsues plus 8.However you could alternately rule that a given active defense roll applied to all attacks from a particular opponent within a given round.&nbsp; So say if you were fighting larry, moe and curly, if larry made two attacks, you could roll one die as active defense against all of his attacks, and still have the rest of your pool for dealing with moe and curly.&nbsp; That might make a good martial feat perhaps for dealing with multiple combattants.... hmm... mind if I borrow that?G.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Galloglaich, post: 4484792, member: 77019"] In our system, when you allocate a die to active defense it basically works for that one attack. You get the value of your die roll (or the best of multiple die rolls) plus your defense rating. Each active defense roll defends you against a single attack within the round, once you have used up your pool or (elect to stop using dice from it) you have to rely on passive defense, which is all your defense bonsues plus 8. However you could alternately rule that a given active defense roll applied to all attacks from a particular opponent within a given round. So say if you were fighting larry, moe and curly, if larry made two attacks, you could roll one die as active defense against all of his attacks, and still have the rest of your pool for dealing with moe and curly. That might make a good martial feat perhaps for dealing with multiple combattants.... hmm... mind if I borrow that? G. [/QUOTE]

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