Post by dkjordan on Mar 6, 2012 12:28:09 GMT -5
On page 74 of the cire rules v. 1.1 for the Duelist under their skill tree I see that the first choice is Dual Melee, and it clearly says in the text
" The character can swing at one target with both weapons using a single strike roll or at two separate targets (within reach) as two separate strike rolls."
But under the next ability (tier 2) Mixed Weapon Fighting it says differently...
"Two separate strike rolls must be made when attacking single or multiple targets, and penalties are applied separately (per the weapon type)."
Now, it would seem to me that the tier 2 ability is better than the tier 1, so then why would the tier 1 skill seem to be a bit better by using just one to hit when striking a single opponent with 2 weapons.
" The character can swing at one target with both weapons using a single strike roll or at two separate targets (within reach) as two separate strike rolls."
But under the next ability (tier 2) Mixed Weapon Fighting it says differently...
"Two separate strike rolls must be made when attacking single or multiple targets, and penalties are applied separately (per the weapon type)."
Now, it would seem to me that the tier 2 ability is better than the tier 1, so then why would the tier 1 skill seem to be a bit better by using just one to hit when striking a single opponent with 2 weapons.
