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Swimming Pool! [Open everyone] + Malcolm
(06-22-2016, 03:24 PM)Malcontent Wrote: [OoC wouldn't Jack's light show and turning have triggered my readied action.. ?]

[OoC: No.  You said, "If Jack steps toward the house, or launches an electrical attack..."  He did not step toward the house and I considered you readying for an electrical "attack" as just that; an attack.  Yes he did fire off a lightning bolt but he didn't attack anyone.  Also, since you were waiting until he 'attacked' I figured you were purposely waiting until the last moment (someone possibly getting hurt) to reveal your readied action to gain some kind of advantage.  Otherwise, why wait?]

[FYI: Marvel technically doesn't have readied actions or other D&D terminology but I do use those game mechanics simply because people are very familiar with the terms.  So if there is a D&D game mechanic that you want to use, feel free to mention it and I will let you know if you can use it.  In all my games I try to work with the players while trying to stay within the rules.  I have no problem house ruling something if I think I makes sense.]
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RE: Swimming Pool! [Open everyone] + Malcolm - by GM Marvel - 06-27-2016, 06:02 PM



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