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Originally Posted by RosenMcStern
The opposed roll for combat ... is the only real advancement, in combat, of MRQ over previous RQs.
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Then, since I don't like Opposed Rolls, you can see one good reason I don't like MRQ! (Although I can live with ORs for non-combat contests, like Hide v Spot, when used with a variation suggested by Nickmiddleton IIRC, i.e. higher
skill wins ties).
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Originally Posted by RosenMcStern
It is the cross-indexing of opposed rolls with combat matrices / tables / whatsoever, instead of adopting the DoS mechanics, that makes the system a bit clumsy.
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Yes, combat matrices are clumsy, and 'get in the way'. So please tell, what are the "DoS mechanics"?