Although rushing up to an enemy and beating the crap out of their ugly face is always fun and also decrease your stress levels, it is usually better for your own health to wipe them out from a safe and confortable distance. So today we are trying to explain in depth this all thing about Shooting. Shooting Shooting itself is really simple. You must roll a d10 and get equal or less than your Precision Attribute. There are of course several factors that affect your Precision, which we will discuss further on, but essentially it’s just like that: you beat that roll, you hit. Distances Ranged weapons have three tiers or ranges of distance, which might modify your Precision when Shooting.  These tiers

In our previous article we talked about Assaults and which miniatures were allowed to fight, but now it is time to chew some gum and kick asses, and we are all outta gum, so let’s go punch some faces. Combat For the next examples we will assume that Imperatrix Rabiosa (armed with a Small blade) has been involved in this case of home violence with Crazy Mel (armed with a Medium blade) and she has Assaulted him using a Movement Action, granting her a +1 bonus to Combat. As her Combat attribute is 3, she gets a total of 4 thanks to that bonus. Crazy Mel has a Combat attribute of 6 and is also equipped with a Medium blade for an