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<blockquote data-quote="greywulf" data-source="post: 3218020" data-attributes="member: 4285">Yep, You'll find no reach rules in Microlite20. That doesn't mean there's rules for weapons with no reach, but that there aren't any reach rules. When I say &quot;no reach&quot; I don't mean &quot;no reach&quot;, I mean &quot;no reach&quot; as in &quot;there are no reach rules&quot;, not &quot;there are rules for using weapons without reach&quot;.Is that clear?That said, if someone comes at you with a polearm and you're wielding a dagger, he's likely to Hit You First. I'd give them a bonus to their initiative roll or something. But don't quote me and go and call it a rule or something, ok?Interestingly, this would work with the <a href="http://wiki.greywulf.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl/Macropedia/MassCombatMadeEasy" target="_blank">Mass Combat</a> rules. I could imagine a unit of 50 polearm wielding Fighters (16hp, AC 16, +4 Glaive 1d8+2) meeting a charging horde of 60 Orcs (5hp, AC 13, +4 Falchion 2d4+4) and getting a +2 initiative bonus as they ready against the onslaught. They could wipe out almost the entire Orcish horde in a single stand of glory.I like!(but it's still not a rule. And it's not a &quot;no reach weapon&quot;. ok?)EDIT: It sounds like you three are getting the act together regarding adventures too, so I'll step back and trust you're experienceness in all this. Kensanata or myself can post stuff up to <a href="http://home.greywulf.net/m20" target="_blank">http://home.greywulf.net/m20</a> ok (masterful wikiers that we are), and I'm more than happy for anyone else to post too - just hit &quot;edit this page&quot; and start typing <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="greywulf, post: 3218020, member: 4285"] Yep, You'll find no reach rules in Microlite20. That doesn't mean there's rules for weapons with no reach, but that there aren't any reach rules. When I say "no reach" I don't mean "no reach", I mean "no reach" as in "there are no reach rules", not "there are rules for using weapons without reach". Is that clear? That said, if someone comes at you with a polearm and you're wielding a dagger, he's likely to Hit You First. I'd give them a bonus to their initiative roll or something. But don't quote me and go and call it a rule or something, ok? Interestingly, this would work with the [URL=http://wiki.greywulf.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl/Macropedia/MassCombatMadeEasy]Mass Combat[/URL] rules. I could imagine a unit of 50 polearm wielding Fighters (16hp, AC 16, +4 Glaive 1d8+2) meeting a charging horde of 60 Orcs (5hp, AC 13, +4 Falchion 2d4+4) and getting a +2 initiative bonus as they ready against the onslaught. They could wipe out almost the entire Orcish horde in a single stand of glory. I like! (but it's still not a rule. And it's not a "no reach weapon". ok?) EDIT: It sounds like you three are getting the act together regarding adventures too, so I'll step back and trust you're experienceness in all this. Kensanata or myself can post stuff up to [url]http://home.greywulf.net/m20[/url] ok (masterful wikiers that we are), and I'm more than happy for anyone else to post too - just hit "edit this page" and start typing :) [/QUOTE]

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