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The Cloak of Crawling is a unique being that will not let itself be tamed by any other than the Rose of the Desert. It is not counted in the number of artifacts that Sasia Samaris may carry and does not allow her to cast a spell after having run. | The Cloak of Crawling is a unique being that will not let itself be tamed by any other than the Rose of the Desert. It is not counted in the number of artifacts that Sasia Samaris may carry and does not allow her to cast a spell after having run. | ||
When Sasia Samaris is deployed with the Cloak of Crawling her equipment becomes "Cloak of Crawling. Dorsal blades / 4 additional Attacks (STR 7) in Hand-to-Hand combat. | When Sasia Samaris is deployed with the Cloak of Crawling her equipment becomes "Cloak of Crawling. Dorsal blades / 4 additional Attacks (STR 7) in Hand-to-Hand combat". | ||
In ''Rag'Narok'' she gets 2 additional attack (and not 4). The rules concerning the dorsal blades are explained on the back of this card. | In ''Rag'Narok'' she gets 2 additional attack (and not 4). The rules concerning the dorsal blades are explained on the back of this card. | ||
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In order to benefit from a sustained defense in Confrontation, one can refrain from using the dorsal blades in combat. This choice must be announced before the Initiative Roll that precedes the resolution of a Hand-to-Hand Combat. By default, a fighter always uses them. | In order to benefit from a sustained defense in Confrontation, one can refrain from using the dorsal blades in combat. This choice must be announced before the Initiative Roll that precedes the resolution of a Hand-to-Hand Combat. By default, a fighter always uses them. | ||
The combat dice given by the blades can only be placed in attack. They can be used even if the fighter failed a Disengagement test or has counter-fired. They are influenced by game effects that modify the results of the wearer's combat dice (Wound or charging penalties, Mutagenic Points in ATT, etc.) or the way they are rolled (War Fury in Rag'Narok for example). However, their number cannot be modified (such as by "Armor of Allmoon"). | The combat dice given by the blades can only be placed in attack. They can be used even if the fighter failed a Disengagement test or has counter-fired. They are influenced by game effects that modify the results of the wearer's combat dice (Wound or charging penalties, Mutagenic Points in ATT, etc.) or the way they are rolled (War Fury in ''Rag'Narok'' for example). However, their number cannot be modified (such as by "Armor of Allmoon"). | ||
The Wounds inflicted by dorsal blades benefit from their Strength (which cannot be modified by using Mutagenic Points!). | The Wounds inflicted by dorsal blades benefit from their Strength (which cannot be modified by using Mutagenic Points!). | ||