Re: [HOE] fightin': florentine (Hopler?)

["Grand Master Nilus of the Dark Angel Chapter" <grandmasternilus@hotmail.com>]

I'd say since its two seperate strikes.  the wound would be dealt 
seperately.  Even if it in the same location, its not hitting the exact same 
spot simaltanously(I know I can't spell).

thats my two cents
Dan


>From: Grant Vanderhule <vandergm@willinet.net>
>Reply-To: hoe@gamerz.net
>To: hoe@gamerz.net
>Subject: [HOE] fightin': florentine (Hopler?)
>Date: Wed, 26 Jul 2000 13:19:43 -0500
>
>i'm kind of curious about this, as i have a rediculously powerful
>templar (for only having been used once, anyway) who uses florentine.
>the description of fightin': florentine says that if you have a weapon
>in each hand that you have the appropriate fightin' skills for, and if
>you get a raise on the fightin': florentine roll, you can use the raise
>to have the second weapon hit the same location as the first. (basically
>two melee hits against one location in the same action).  the question
>is, is the damage for both weapon hits TOTALED and then assessed for
>wound levels, or are the wound levels dealt by the weapons assessed
>seperately? the reason for my confusion is that it is technically one
>attack, not two :) any feedback would be appreciated!
>
>Grant 'The Iron Chef' Vanderhule
>
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