Editing Combat

{{Feats
| Synonyms = Combat (duel), Combat (skirmish), Combat (battle)
| Prowess? = No
| Official? = Yes
| Special = Leave blank if none.
| Description = 

The character knows how to fight, where and how to hit, parry or dodge or organise troops in certain combat situation.


The character must chooses a specialization: Combat (duel), Combat (skirmish), Combat (battle). He is then unbeatable in this situation. As long as he is properly equipped and within the limit of the humanly possible, he will always win against his opponents.

A duel is a fight against a powerful foe.

A skirmish is a fight against several normal enemies.

A battle starts with more than 60 belligerents in total

If you're unsure, it is recommended to be specialised in skirmish

If the players fights outside of his speciality, he must roll a die six. Without possibility to re-roll for the whole combat.

On a 1,2,3,4 this Feat has no effect.

On a 5 or 6 the character is considered to have the appropriate specialisation for the current combat 


A character with Combat (battle) Feat will not necessarily win all the battles in which he participates, but he will influence them greatly. And in any case it is certain that he and his companions will come out of it unscathed.

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 {{Feats
-| Synonyms = Combat (duel), Combat (skirmish), Combat (battle), Combat (monster)
+| Synonyms = Combat (duel), Combat (skirmish), Combat (battle)
 | Prowess? = No
 | Official? = Yes
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 | Description =
-The character knows how to fight, where and how to hit, parry, dodge or organise troops in certain combat situation.
+The character knows how to fight, where and how to hit, parry or dodge or organise troops in certain combat situation.
-The character must choose a specialization: Combat (duel), Combat (skirmish), Combat (battle). He is then unbeatable in this situation. As long as he is properly equipped and within the limit of the humanly possible, he will always win against his opponents.
+The character must chooses a specialization: Combat (duel), Combat (skirmish), Combat (battle). He is then unbeatable in this situation. As long as he is properly equipped and within the limit of the humanly possible, he will always win against his opponents.
-A character cannot choose the Combat (monster) specialization, but several Feats can emulate this effect, like [[Strong]], [[Arbalest]] or [[True Strike (melee)]]
+A duel is a fight against a powerful foe.
-A duel is a fight against a skilled swordsman.
-A monster is one mighty opponent.
 A skirmish is a fight against several normal enemies.
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 A battle starts with more than 60 belligerents in total
-If you're unsure, it is recommended to be specialised in skirmish, by default [[Combat]] means [[Combat (skirmish)]]
+If you're unsure, it is recommended to be specialised in skirmish
-If the player fights outside of his speciality, he must roll a die 6. Without possibility to roll again for the whole combat.
-On a 1, 2, 3, 4 this Feat has no effect.
+If the players fights outside of his speciality, he must roll a die six. Without possibility to re-roll for the whole combat.
-On a 5 or 6 the character is considered to have the appropriate specialisation for the current combat (even Combat (monster) !)
+On a 1,2,3,4 this Feat has no effect.
+On a 5 or 6 the character is considered to have the appropriate specialisation for the current combat
-A character with Combat (battle) Feat will not necessarily win all the battles in which he participates, but he will influence them greatly. And in any case it is certain that he and his companions will come out of it unscathed. It is very likely that the character owns a warhorse and knows how to ride in battle.
-Since it is not possible to have a General Feat twice, you cannot take this feat several times with different specialities.
+A character with Combat (battle) Feat will not necessarily win all the battles in which he participates, but he will influence them greatly. And in any case it is certain that he and his companions will come out of it unscathed.
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