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As everyone is trying to tell you... -roll above a 3 on a d20 (usually a d20) is wrong!! You roll a 1D3 for that level NOT 1D20. So you would only be able to do your special move 1/3 of the time (that you hit) and if there were no other mods. Yeah I was not actually making THAT mistake exactly, the...

kataskicana wrote:I think the confusion is that when looking at the results chart 3,4,5,6,7 the OP was comparing the attack roll + mods + action die. THat is incorrect. You are just looking at the result of the action die... so a d3 at level 1.

You are right.

I think the phrase "attack die" is a little confusing--particularly in the "Mighty Deeds" section. The term refers to the bonus a warrior gets to attacks (which is rolled) but it is easy to confuse with the d20 (or 16) roll that a warrior uses to actually see if the attack succee...

yep, what mshensey said. Only Warriors and Dwarves get MDoAs and the die that has to show 3+ is the attack die they get, relative to level. i.e. Warriors get a bonus +1d3 attack die at level 1. If THAT die is 3+ they get a mighty deed. it's not clear if they HAVE to declare it before the roll or no...

To attack, you roll a d20 plus your attack bonus die (d3 at first level) plus your strength mod. (if any). If you roll >= their AC, you hit. If you hit and your attack bonus die roll is 3 or above, you do a MDoA.

I'm sorry, that is not in any way an answer to the question that I asked.

To attack, you roll a d20 plus your attack bonus die (d3 at first level) plus your strength mod. (if any). If you roll >= their AC, you hit. If you hit and your attack bonus die roll is 3 or above, you do a MDoA. Your answer does not have very much to do with my question. My question was not about ...

HEY: I'VE GOTTEN TWO RESPONSES HERE AND NEITHER ANSWER MY QUESTIONS, PLEASE READ THE WHOLE POST BEFORE RESPONDNG: I haven't tested the game yet, but am about to. However, reading it I have a question about Mighty Deeds: If I understand correctly, a PC must: -successfully hit the target's AC, AND -ro...