multiple attacks

[Graeme Dice]

I believe that each defending unit also gets -1 to protection for each attack that hits in a turn as well.

[Pocus]

Originally posted by Graeme Dice:
I believe that each defending unit also gets -1 to protection for each attack that hits in a turn as well.

I dont think so, unless something changed from dom1. You can have an armor piercing attack against somebody which is fatigated, but prot is not reduced by multiple attacks, only def.

[Daynarr]

Originally posted by Pocus:
I dont think so, unless something changed from dom1. You can have an armor piercing attack against somebody which is fatigated, but prot is not reduced by multiple attacks, only def.

I agree. I think only def gets reduced by multiple attacks. Fatigue affects protection.

[Arralen]

Doesn' the manual state that

- every 10 points of fatigue will reduce defense by 1 ?

- every subsequent attack on a unit in a given turn will reduce defense by 1, too ?

- there's a growing chance of hits penetrating the armor, when a unit gets fatigued ?

- unconscious units are automatically hit etc. ?


A.

Originally posted by Arralen:
Doesn' the manual state that

- every 10 points of fatigue will reduce defense by 1 ?

Yes.

- every subsequent attack on a unit in a given turn will reduce defense by 1, too ?

Yes.

- there's a growing chance of hits penetrating the armor, when a unit gets fatigued ?

The Protection of the Unit is halved. They state the forumla for you. 2d6-Fatigue(/15). Greater than 1 = Full Protection.

Dependant on probability (See Saber's "I need to figure out Dice" thread) but a safe bet would be 50% of the time a unit with 75+ Fatigue will have half their Protection negated and 33% of the time on a unit with 50+ Fatigue.

(Note: Is it the entire protection score or only AP (armor protection)? I also assume the effects of AP are additive as well)

Also you do lose Attack rating based on Fatigue. 1/20 of Fatigue.

[PvK]

I've been trying a Natajara named Ginsu with four swords (so far two have double attacks) and so far it seems to kill about two targets per turn. I was hoping for more (ideally, eight chopped enemies per turn, or sixteen with a swiftness item). Fatigue seems to set in very quickly when doing this, too.

PvK

[Saber Cherry]

Originally posted by PvK:
I've been trying a Natajara named Ginsu with four swords ... Fatigue seems to set in very quickly when doing this, too.

PvK

Which is why I like my undead Emmitu hero, with 0 melee encumbrance, magical and heroic quickness. He killed about 12 enemies per turn, with only 2 weapons, and each had only 1 attack per turn. Though he also had a "hoof".

Reinvigoration, to my knowledge... only works 1 time per turn, regardless of quickness, so it is less effective on quick units. I could be wrong, though.