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I have a confession, I found Low Penetration in the books 5 minutes after posting. >.< Sorry.

Clay wrote:It's essentially the opposite of Armor Piercing. If your opponent has Armor, treat it as if he had that Ability at one level higher than he does. If he has no armor, then nothing special happens.

Where did you buy your copy of OVA? This should be in the PDF and all copies sold at brick & mortar stores. If the PDF being sold still isn't the updated version...well...I won't be happy!

That is odd... I just got my copy through drive thru RPG, and it has it listed.

Good to confirm that. I've had problems in the past with DTRPG/RPGnow not properly updating the file.

zeth wrote:I have a confession, I found Low Penetration in the books 5 minutes after posting. >.< Sorry.

*lol* I hate when that happens. most of the time I'm at a store, ask where something is, only to find that I'm standing right in front of it..

the horror!!

If you got agile and you jump in a landmate, do you add your agile to it or just use the landmates?

zeth wrote:If you got agile and you jump in a landmate, do you add your agile to it or just use the landmates?

I ran it with adding the Landmate's Agility and the character's together.

If you use "Transformation" to handle power suits, which I would under most cases, the yes, you very much add such things together.

If you use Vehicle, it's a bit of a grey area. The Revised Edition's text offers two suggestions for handling it. The simple way: Add all appropriate dice of both character and vehicle together. Complex way: Add all appropriate dice of both character and vehicle together, but cap the Pilot's dice by the Abilities of the Vehicle. While skill-based Abilities (like Pilot) are excluded, this prevents a character with Agile +4 from adding more than two dice if his mecha only has Agile +2 itself. The reasoning is that even really quick reflexes can only help a slow behemoth of a mecha maneuver so much.

Make sense?