Warrior only counts for melee, not close or ranged combat. No bonuses apply
except in melee. This includes damage, initiative, strike chance (often
overlooked in close). Thus bows are not included.

If William said the same thing, my apologies.

Andrew
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From: Hamish [mailto:perfect_brown@xtra.co.nz] 
Sent: Wednesday, 23 April 2003 12:46 p.m.
To: dq@dq.sf.org.nz
Subject: [dq] Warrior weapon classes


a quick question on this topic:

Are bows a weapon catagory for warrior?  They are not listed as such - but
this seems a bit odd to me.

Also do we now have a character tribunal?  Who are these people?


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"Andrew Withy (DSL AK)" wrote:

> Warrior only counts for melee, not close or ranged combat. No bonuses apply
> except in melee. This includes damage, initiative, strike chance (often
> overlooked in close). Thus bows are not included.

Something that is even more commonly overlooked is that once your opponent is
stunned you lose your warrior bonuses, the wording is:
Benefits only apply when the warrior is occupying an enemy's melee zone.

Melee Zone is defined as: The front hexes of any conscious, unstunned, standing
or kneeling figure armed with a prepared weapon rated for Melee combat.

Hence a stunned opponent has no melee zone which it states under stunned
figures (3.8)

Helen
Who also keeps track of R,M & C  healer modifiers.


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Good call. I've never seen a Warrior with a "Stun" column showing less
strike chance or damage.

Much Warrior kudos to Thorn.

Andrew
-----Original Message-----
From: Helen saggers [mailto:helen@owbn.net.nz] 
Sent: Wednesday, 23 April 2003 10:11 a.m.
To: dq@dq.sf.org.nz
Subject: Re: [dq] Warrior weapon classes




"Andrew Withy (DSL AK)" wrote:

> Warrior only counts for melee, not close or ranged combat. No bonuses
apply
> except in melee. This includes damage, initiative, strike chance (often
> overlooked in close). Thus bows are not included.

Something that is even more commonly overlooked is that once your opponent
is
stunned you lose your warrior bonuses, the wording is:
Benefits only apply when the warrior is occupying an enemy's melee zone.

Melee Zone is defined as: The front hexes of any conscious, unstunned,
standing
or kneeling figure armed with a prepared weapon rated for Melee combat.

Hence a stunned opponent has no melee zone which it states under stunned
figures (3.8)

Helen
Who also keeps track of R,M & C  healer modifiers.


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