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As long as this cape’s wearer is free of any opponents, the following rules apply: | As long as this cape’s wearer is free of any opponents, the following rules apply: | ||
if an enemy attempts to target him directly with an effect from a distance (shot, spell, miracle, assault, etc.), then 1d6 is rolled first to determine if the opponent spots the cape’s wearer. The result to get depends on the distance between the two miniatures. | if an enemy attempts to target him directly with an effect from a distance (shot, spell, miracle, assault, etc.), then 1d6 is rolled first to determine if the opponent spots the cape’s wearer. The result to get depends on the distance between the two miniatures. | ||
1 to 10 cm: [[File:rackham_d6_2.png|20px]] or higher | |||
11 to 20 cm: [[File:rackham_d6_3.png|20px]] or higher | |||
21 to 30cm: [[File:rackham_d6_4.png|20px]] or higher | |||
31 to 50 cm: [[File:rackham_d6_5.png|20px]] higher | |||
51 to 60 cm: [[File:rackham_d6_6.png|20px]] | |||
61 cm and more: Impossible | |||
Fighters endowed with Consciousness do not have to make this test if Arakan is within this ability’s area of effect. No test is required if the cape’s wearer is hit in an indirect way. | Fighters endowed with Consciousness do not have to make this test if Arakan is within this ability’s area of effect. No test is required if the cape’s wearer is hit in an indirect way. | ||
If Arakan is spotted, then he becomes a regular target. If not, then the action attempted against him is cancelled. The opponent can then attempt the same action against a different target or do a different action among those that he can. If the action attempted against Arakan was an assault, then the enemy fighter can do a cumulative action in its place. If the attempted action was a cumulative one, then in no way can the opponent do an exclusive one in its place. | |||
If Arakan is spotted, then he becomes a regular target. If not, then the action attempted against him is cancelled. The opponent can then attempt the same action against a different target or do a different action among those that he can. | |||
If the action attempted against Arakan was an assault, then the enemy fighter can do a cumulative action in its place. If the attempted action was a cumulative one, then in no way can the opponent do an exclusive one in its place. | |||
Cape of Dissimulation is reserved to Arakan the Duellist. | Cape of Dissimulation is reserved to Arakan the Duellist. | ||