Pros And Cons Of One-Roll Duels
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The advantage of one-roll dueling is that it resolves very quickly. The downside is much the same: participants have a chance to set up and describe their action, but they have little tactical input afterward. From there on, the dice decide which characters live and which ones die.
GMs should pick the best for their individual game, or even for a given duel, based on the sort of story they are telling and their group’s preferences.
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Core Rulebook · Chapter 6: Scenes and Conflicts › Duels › Special Rules of Duels · p. 258 p. 261
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The advantage of one-roll dueling is that it resolves very quickly. The downside is much the same: participants have a chance to set up and describe their action, but they have little tactical input afterward. From there on, the dice decide which characters live and which ones die.
GMs should pick the best for their individual game, or even for a given duel, based on the sort of story they are telling and their group’s preferences.