Full dodge running

[cheshire]

Yeah, we've got a lot of those initialisms around here. I've got a thread defining them. Let me know if you want me to add any more.

http://www.rancorpit.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=3808
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[nuclearwookiee]

Going back to the RAW discussion, I don't think you even have the option of Full Defense if you moved All-Out in the previous round.

You can only increase or decrease your speed one category in a round. So if you were flying a vehicle at All-Out speed in the previous round, then your movement options in the current round are either to maintain All-Out speed or slow to High Speed. Regardless of terrain difficulty, either of these speeds require the pilot to make a skill check. In other words, a movement skill check is mandatory in any round following one in which you were moving All-Out. But, as we know, Full Defense prohibits any other skill roll in the same round. There are two resolutions to this problem.

You could decide that Full Defense precludes moving at All-Out speed. However, you should decide that All-Out movement precludes Full Defense. The first choice requires you to ignore the mandate that a pilot is required to make a skill check while moving at All-Out speed, while the second choice allows the full operation of both rules. In other words, Full Defense shouldn't even be an option if you were traveling at All-Out speed in the prior round.

[garhkal]

[cheshire]

I'm imagining someone trying to go from all-out to a full defense by hitting the deck...


... hard enough to take damage.
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Before we take any of this too seriously, just remember that in the middle episode a little rubber puppet moves a spaceship with his mind.

[Quetzacotl]

What I'm wondering here is if you can use a Full Dodge but still move with your cautious move when on very easy, easy or moderate terrain, because it's simply a free action.

Because that would be the most sinsible thing when trying to get to the enemies that are just using blasters as a Jedi with activated LSC (or as any melee character with high enough dodge).

[nuclearwookiee]

[jmanski]

Interesting dilemma.
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[garhkal]

Since running full out would not let you come to a complete stop i can't see how someone could do the jump face first in the dirt maneuver.
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