Does Severo's "deal 1 ballistic damage" work on armored targets?
Looking at the wording for armor, it says "reduced damage scored", not "reduce damage dealt". Any difference?

Thanks

I don't think "damage dealt" and "damage scored" are different in any way.
If Wizkids wanted the counterattack to ignore armor they probably would've said pushing or impact damage rather than ballistic damage.

Read the clarification sticky. Damage dealt happens in step 6g, after the reduction for armor. Meaning Sgt Stan Severo bypasses armor altogether.

Ugh. It's these minor wording differences that annoy me to hell and back. If it is /dealt/ rather then /scored/.. why bother making it Ballistic-type damage? Why not just say the figure takes damage, or that the damage ignores armour.

Meh.

Have you not learned yet? Then people wouldn't be able to interpet the rules for themselves and ,wouldn't have the fun waiting of the new updated FAC sheet. what would all those FAC lawyers do if all the rules made complete sense off the get go..they'd be out of a job.:grin: :p J/K

Because there are abilities that reduce damage dealt just like there are those that reduce damage dealt. At some stage we may get a pilot who reduces energy damage dealt by 1 or impact damage dealt or whatever and then it may come in handy.

For all we know a pilot may do this in the next set ...

I'm guessing that that second instance of reduce is supposed to be increase. either that or the second dealt is supposed to be scored

:)

Yeah, OK. Good spot. Heck so you do actually read my posts... ;)

Of course I read your posts and it is probably for the exact same reasons most other people read them. I scour them looking for minor mistakes so I can go nah nah nah Kotch made a mistake!!

Evil :)
Iechyd da

p.s. I hope that spelling is right

Diolch butt. Iechyd da fy ffrindiau tlws.

Bonus marks if you can pronounce it... ;)

Is it just me, or does Welsh look a lot like Caesar cipher?

I was barely able to translate it....something about good health for my good-looking friend? I dunno, I translated it word-by-word and every language has it's own grammatical structure. Word-by-word I got:

Thanks (butt?). Health good my friend beautiful.

Care to translate properly Kotch?? :-P

Diolch butt is South Walian for "Thanks, mate."

"Iechyd da" means "good health" but in this instance it's a toast. "Good health for my good friends".

or in short Cheers!

Yaaaay, I learned something today!