But the point is, it is a "default" reaction. This type of encounter, with a dragon or Celgor, has a default reaction of Flee which usually results in combat. Unlike a riddle, where you can flee without danger to your character
Steve
Thanks for the info Steve. My issue is that I had ANOTHER character
react to the encounter so that the character who initially got the
encounter should not have had to use their "default" reaction.
matt
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No, the point is that even if character A stumbles
into a cave and bumps into a dragon, character B can
react to the encounter. The result is that character
A will NOT give the default "flee". (Only one
character can have the encounter and is character B
takes it than A won't.)
The exception to this is that if it is a non-army
encounter, then a character in an army can't
sucessfull react to the encounter. Therefore,
character A will still have the encounter.
Also, IssPers is not the same as ReacEnc. If
Character A has an encounter, Character B issues a
personal challenge to the subject of the encoutner,
and Character B dies in the challenge, then Character
A will still have the encounter using the default
"flee".
But the point is, it is a "default" reaction. This
type of encounter, with a dragon or Celgor, has a
default reaction of Flee which usually results in
combat. Unlike a riddle, where you can flee without
danger to your character
I think that character B can react to the encounter, but only if he wins
initiative.
There are times when character A suffers the FLEE option and character B
can't react to the encounter, for it has been triggered by character A
default FLEE option (unless character A and B are in the same company).
--- Steve Prindeville <stevep@aaisonline.com> wrote:
> But the point is, it is a "default" reaction. This
> type of encounter, with a dragon or Celgor, has a
> default reaction of Flee which usually results in
> combat. Unlike a riddle, where you can flee without
> danger to your character
>
> Steve
No, the point is that even if character A stumbles
into a cave and bumps into a dragon, character B can
react to the encounter. The result is that character
A will NOT give the default "flee". (Only one
character can have the encounter and is character B
takes it than A won't.)
The exception to this is that if it is a non-army
encounter, then a character in an army can't
sucessfull react to the encounter. Therefore,
character A will still have the encounter.
Also, IssPers is not the same as ReacEnc. If
Character A has an encounter, Character B issues a
personal challenge to the subject of the encoutner,
and Character B dies in the challenge, then Character
A will still have the encounter using the default
"flee".
