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Originally Posted by Shaira
I think it's best not to read too much into this issue. Even in old RQ our guys used to have to make a successful Spot roll to see a guy who had successfully Hidden himself - you might not call it that, but as far as I can see, that's an opposed roll.
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Thanks for that. I guess you're right.
It's just the
"ii.) If both rolls achieve the same degree of success, the higher roll wins." bit that gets me. It doesn't
feel right. It means you can lose when the other guy did a
worse roll (to my way of thinking). Draw a line through that, define what happens on a
tied roll, and everything would be hunky-dory, as far as I'm concerned.
PS: I assume this mechanism isn't supposed to be used in combat, right?