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The goal was actually to use it as a scare tactic, which at least for one of normalview's tournaments, would have been acceptable.
(The entirety of this discussion is about not using full communication. When you use full communication, none of the issues raised in these threads ever come up.)
Actually, I was communicating fully by stating the number needed to hit and for how much damage... and this issue came up... because we both forgot that Defend was there.
In general though, it's always best to communicate.
Actually, I was communicating fully by stating the number needed to hit and for how much damage... and this issue came up... because we both forgot that Defend was there.
In general though, it's always best to communicate.
My bad. I meant after we hijacked the thread. We really need to stop doing that.
I would say that by giving the wrong target number that you effectively chose to turn off defend and he hit your character. FYI since defend was turned off, it was turned off for the remainder of the turn.
Defend is a May power is it not? You can choose when you use it and don't have to declare it off.
You told him that he needed a 4 to hit. This, to me, is implicitly saying that you're not using Defend.
For that matter, if he had said that he needed a 4 without a correction from you before the roll, I'd see it no differently.
As for the attacking of a different player upon realizing that the number was higher, that would not be allowed. The action has been declared and needs to be resolved as declared. It's no different than if the target was Dr. Strange and he copied Mystics in response.
Now, if he asked "What would I need to roll to hit that ninja if I attacked him?" then no action has been declared, so choosing something else is fine.
What would happen in the case of a character holding the tombstone? It isn't optional. If the defense was declared dice rolled but the hit missed because it was noticed after the fact how would you rule it?
What would happen in the case of a character holding the tombstone? It isn't optional. If the defense was declared dice rolled but the hit missed because it was noticed after the fact how would you rule it?
As most everything else in this thread: it depends.
If it was noticed immediately after the roll and nothing else had happened (including clicking of the dial), fine. The bonus would be added and the attack missed.
If this was noticed later (say, after the dial was clicked and Super Strength lost), too bad. Pay more attention next time.