Lazy Orang's Public Workshopping Thread

[Margloth]

How about this?

ARMORED CYBERNETICS
When defending against a normal attack from a non adjacent figure, if the attacking figure rolls 2 or fewer skulls, you may ignore that attack. When defending against a normal attack, if the attacking figure does not roll a skull on every die, the most wounds Robocop can receive from that attack is one.

He’s bulletproof, and in addition, unless you land a precise hit, you’re unlikely to have hit anything critical.

[Lazy Orang]

Hmmmm.... I quite like that. Not sure about the 'skull on every die' thing, though - not certain that Thor should be less likely to inflict significant damage than Spider-Man.

[Margloth]

Maybe just:

ARMORED CYBERNETICS
When defending against a normal attack, if the attacking figure rolls 2 or fewer skulls, you may ignore that attack, and if the attacking figure rolls 4 or fewer skulls, the most wounds Robocop can receive from that attack is one.

[Lazy Orang]

Originally Posted by Margloth

Maybe just:

ARMORED CYBERNETICS
When defending against a normal attack, if the attacking figure rolls 2 or fewer skulls, you may ignore that attack, and if the attacking figure rolls 4 or fewer skulls, the most wounds Robocop can receive from that attack is one.

I do like making the first part just vs. range though - sells the 'bulletproof' aspect, and I recall in the first film bullets bounced right off him but a normal crime-lord chap was able to impale him with a girder in the finale. Don't think he should be too exceptionally tough in melee.

[Margloth]

I would interpret a successful girder stab as a 3 or more skull attack