hi,
Has anyone ever used this order? What does it give you anyways? The
rulebook says you get info on Character. Does all it do is give you
his stats (a complete waste of time then)?
Thanks
I use this order 1-5 times a game, it is a safe 1-5 skill upper for
an agent who may be at a spot where he either has nothing better to
do or is at risk of getting hurt (while already injured).
You can get Rank of CHAR by title, nation of CHAR, CAP location, and
SNAs. (this may not be ALL you get, but this is what I typically see)
Gary
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hi,
Has anyone ever used this order? What does it give you anyways? The
rulebook says you get info on Character. Does all it do is give you
his stats (a complete waste of time then)?
Thanks
Ok thanks. So basically useless order, might as well jsut grd
location then.....
EAZ
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<garyaswegan@y...> wrote:
I use this order 1-5 times a game, it is a safe 1-5 skill upper for
an agent who may be at a spot where he either has nothing better to
do or is at risk of getting hurt (while already injured).You can get Rank of CHAR by title, nation of CHAR, CAP location,
and
SNAs. (this may not be ALL you get, but this is what I typically
see)
Gary
--- In mepbmlist@yahoogroups.com, "baronmunchausenfr"
<baron.munchausen@f...> wrote:
> hi,
>
> Has anyone ever used this order? What does it give you anyways?
The
> rulebook says you get info on Character. Does all it do is give
you
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> his stats (a complete waste of time then)?
> Thanks
--- In mepbmlist@yahoogroups.com, "baronmunchausenfr"
<baron.munchausen@f...> wrote:
Ok thanks. So basically useless order, might as well jsut grd
location then.....
Not totally useless. If you want to know whether your captive's
nation is out, it's as good as Uncover Secrets but gives a skill
bonus. In 4th age it can be useful to know what nation sent the agent
that your guard just captured. It's also completely risk-free. A
guard might be hurt or killed, but an interrogator will not be.
Mark
It works pretty much like "Perceive Secrets" -- you can get useful
information like capital location and whether or not the nation is
still in the game.
It's also a very nice training order (since you get 1-10 skill instead
of 1-5 for guarding).
Tony Z
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On Thu, Jul 10, 2003 at 03:47:29PM -0000, baronmunchausenfr wrote:
Has anyone ever used this order? What does it give you anyways? The
rulebook says you get info on Character. Does all it do is give you
his stats (a complete waste of time then)?
--
Though no man can draw a stroke between the confines of day and night,
yet light and darkness are upon the whole tolerably distinguishable.
--Edmund Burke
635 Interr is +1-5 skill up, not 1-10.
And remember, if you land on an empty hex for any reason, you could
guard other CHAR travelling with you or Interr, but no GRD LOC. And
if you are solo running around with a hostage(s)...you can always
skill up and move at no risk...as long as the hex is clear of enemy
CHARs that is.
I agree with what was said, it is a "better" order in a FA game as it
provides missing information and clues that are helpful.
Gary
> Has anyone ever used this order? What does it give you anyways?
The
> rulebook says you get info on Character. Does all it do is give
you
> his stats (a complete waste of time then)?
It works pretty much like "Perceive Secrets" -- you can get useful
information like capital location and whether or not the nation is
still in the game.It's also a very nice training order (since you get 1-10 skill
instead
of 1-5 for guarding).
Tony Z
--
Though no man can draw a stroke between the confines of day and
night,
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--- In mepbmlist@yahoogroups.com, Tony Zbaraschuk <tonyz@e...> wrote:
On Thu, Jul 10, 2003 at 03:47:29PM -0000, baronmunchausenfr wrote:
yet light and darkness are upon the whole tolerably distinguishable.
--Edmund Burke
Ok thanks all.
If indeed it can gie info like capital etc. maybe worth it especially
since as someone pointed out it's a 1-10 bonus unstead of 1-5.
--- In mepbmlist@yahoogroups.com, "baronmunchausenfr"
<baron.munchausen@f...> wrote:
Ok thanks all.
If indeed it can gie info like capital etc. maybe worth it
especially
since as someone pointed out it's a 1-10 bonus unstead of 1-5.
Here is an example interrogation report (names and places were
changed to protect the innocent):
He was ordered to interrogate a hostage. Interagatee was
successfully interrogated. Interrogation report - Burglar
Interagatee - Random 4th Age Nation. He revealed that the capital of
the Random 4th Age Nation is at 2227. He revealed that the nation of
the Random 4th Age Nation seeks to hold the population center of
Pelagir at 2927 - seeks to terminate 10 characters by personal
challenge or by assassination. He revealed that the nation of the
Random 4th Age Nation possesses Special Nation Ability #24. Nothing
else revealed at this time.
-Chesley
Greetings, everybody!
I was thinking about something: Can I kidnap a dragon in 1650?
If I can kidnap a dragon, I can interrogate this hostage, right? What does
the dragon answer if I interrogate it (if it's a hostage o' mine)?
Thanks in advance,
Marcelo Cutin
mcutin@pobox.com
ICQ# 2417328
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Dragon: How do you like being barbequed?
Agent: Barbeque? What's barbeque? That doesn't
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--- Marcelo Cutin <mcutin@pobox.com> wrote:
Greetings, everybody!
I was thinking about something: Can I kidnap a
dragon in 1650?If I can kidnap a dragon, I can interrogate this
hostage, right? What does
the dragon answer if I interrogate it (if it's a
hostage o' mine)?Thanks in advance,
Marcelo Cutin
mcutin@pobox.com
ICQ# 2417328
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Greetings, everybody!
I was thinking about something: Can I kidnap a dragon in 1650?
If I can kidnap a dragon, I can interrogate this hostage, right?
What does
the dragon answer if I interrogate it (if it's a hostage o' mine)?
Thanks in advance,
Marcelo Cutin
mcutin@p...
ICQ# 2417328
No you can't kidnap a dragon.
Brad
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