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Author Topic: Psychology clarification  (Read 1909 times)

Offline Rude Slay

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Psychology clarification
« on: April 23, 2010, 05:23:10 PM »
Should a character having passed a resolve test for Fear have to take another test in a new turn if still in the range of the same Fear or does that not constitute a new situation? If a character having passed a resolve test for Fear moves out of range of the Fear and then is brought into range of the same Fear again does that constitute a new situation?

Respectfully,
Rude

Offline reccerat

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Re: Psychology clarification
« Reply #1 on: April 23, 2010, 06:08:55 PM »
The word "New"situation would point us to no new Psych. tests for a model that had overcome his fear of that beastie,does it work that way for "Hideous" and "Fear" or some combination thereof.Basically,one resolve or fear test vs. critter or as long as you are subjected to same horrific,shambling thing.Interesting thought is that if armed with some small chance of hurting would keep you in the fight;pass=kick its butt  ,no chance = ongoing insanity checks for fighting without hope of result(speed bump/sacrificial lamb) :P

Offline Uncle Mike

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Re: Psychology clarification
« Reply #2 on: April 28, 2010, 09:59:00 PM »
Hey Rude,

Once the test has been taken (pass or Fail...) the model need not take another test for the same thing. If a model has say, Fear and Hideous the opponent would have to take the Fear test (only once) and the Hideous test (again, only once) when they came up in game play. Hope that helps.  :)

 

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