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<blockquote data-quote="ValhallaGH" data-source="post: 5314402" data-attributes="member: 41187">You can fire twice, but it does require two guns, each of which is fired separately.You can't take the same action twice on the same turn.&nbsp; So no Running twice, no Taunting twice, no Intimidating twice, and no Shootin' twice (unless you have a gun in each hand, in which case you can shoot each one separately with off-hand penalties), though you could do all of those once on the same turn at a total multi-action penalty of -6 (-8 with two guns).No.&nbsp; When you're Incapacitated you make a Vigor roll.&nbsp; With a raise you wake up; injuries are temporary.&nbsp; With success you lie around until healed or an hour has passed; injuries are temporary.&nbsp; Failure forces a Spirit roll to not die immediately, followed by another Vigor roll to stabilize or die; injuries are permanent for survivors.&nbsp; Critical failure (snake eyes on the Vigor roll) causes immediate death.Penalties apply as normal (including Wound penalties).Lots of rules, which are covered in the book you ordered.&nbsp; My advice is to either avoid running a chase or just use various opposed skill checks (Drive, Pilot, or Ride) for the game mechanics that aren't already covered (shooting and fighting) and require a certain number of net successes / raises (~5) to catch or escape your foes.Good luck.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ValhallaGH, post: 5314402, member: 41187"] You can fire twice, but it does require two guns, each of which is fired separately. You can't take the same action twice on the same turn. So no Running twice, no Taunting twice, no Intimidating twice, and no Shootin' twice (unless you have a gun in each hand, in which case you can shoot each one separately with off-hand penalties), though you could do all of those once on the same turn at a total multi-action penalty of -6 (-8 with two guns). No. When you're Incapacitated you make a Vigor roll. With a raise you wake up; injuries are temporary. With success you lie around until healed or an hour has passed; injuries are temporary. Failure forces a Spirit roll to not die immediately, followed by another Vigor roll to stabilize or die; injuries are permanent for survivors. Critical failure (snake eyes on the Vigor roll) causes immediate death. Penalties apply as normal (including Wound penalties). Lots of rules, which are covered in the book you ordered. My advice is to either avoid running a chase or just use various opposed skill checks (Drive, Pilot, or Ride) for the game mechanics that aren't already covered (shooting and fighting) and require a certain number of net successes / raises (~5) to catch or escape your foes. Good luck. [/QUOTE]

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