Vulco will control Lane Weber III, representing Kyokushin Karate

https://drive.google.com/file/...LjN694I25FjSXtP/view

Baogang is controlled by Dblade and represents Tia Chi Chuan

https://drive.google.com/file/...F3ayn7xYsP36Jx0/view

I think you go first because your basic speed is higher

Baogang takes a step forward and evaluates.

https://drive.google.com/file/...glI4IEgj7EGc-rV/view Baogang's new character sheet, freshly approved as his old build wasn't legal. I believe we can resume our fight now if you don't object.

Awesome.  Sounds good to me.
Here's my updated character from the Final Characters thread:
https://drive.google.com/open?...UUXqu-rwGnnA1WOF162b
Different than the one at the top of this thread. Same points just removed extraneous skills.

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Lane launches himself into a Heroic Charge to close the distance between the combatants. When he gets near, he snaps a kick out at Baogang.

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Used Heroic charge to close the distance between them with no penalties.
-1FP
15:54, Today: Vulco1 rolled 10 using 3d6.  Kick (15) vs 3d6.
16:34, Today: Vulco1 rolled 7 using 1d6+2.  Kick damage, if done.
This message was last edited by the player at 15:20, Fri 14 Dec 2018.

Lane isn't in close combat, right? I'm guessing he's 1 yard away?

In reply to Dblade (msg # 6):
Starts at 7, closes to 1, and attacks into the next hex.
Kick has a Reach of 1, so he can attack into an adjacent hex.

What's the hex equivalent in distance measure for GURPS? is 1 hex equal to 1 yard? I need to know in order to figure out my best option here.

Translating Derrick Range to 'Thinking in Hexes':

Range 1 (Reach 1) is 'hex to hex'.  If my maths are right, you're standing next to each other.

I agree with EvilEyore

I can't find it directly in the book but I think a hex is a yard or a meter.  In this case a yard.

But, it works in yards too. I moved 6 yards, with reach "1" I can attack 1 yard away.  It has "C"lose Combat reach as well so I can also attack within 1 yard.

Using the yards and stuff, you can find this in Reach section of the Character Book on page 269.
This message was last edited by the player at 22:17, Wed 12 Dec 2018.

Baogang makes good use of the Tai Chi Chuan principles of spiraling motion and yielding force, pivoting and stepping to the side as Lane comes in and lightly clearing the kicking leg away from him and up with a hand, hoping to unbalance his opponent with a Cloud Hands parry.

20:32, Today: Dblade rolled 14 using 3d6.  Judo Parry Roll, 13 +2 (Sideslip Retreat) +2 (Feverish Defense) -2 Riposte Total TN 15 -1 FP

20:59, Today: Dblade rolled 11 using 3d6.  Attack 1: Leg Grapple. 16 +1 (Evaluate) -2 Deceptive Attack Total 15.

Edit: Got called away before I could roll and add in Baogang's first attack. Pretty sure Lane can only Dodge, as it's a Leg Grapple, and his dodge is at -3 from the Riposte.
This message was last edited by the player at 02:04, Thu 13 Dec 2018.

In reply to Dblade (msg # 11):
Break down this Riposte for me please.  The way I count it, your parry is 11 (like on your sheet), +2 for sideslip retreat (What is sideslip retreat?), +2 for feverish defense and -2 for riposte. That means Parry = 13.

Then the dodge penalty is -2 because that's what you paid for the riposte, right? Or am I missing something.

Sideslip retreat (p.124 of MA) is an alternate form of retreat used to move to a side instead of backwards, I'm using it with Baogang instead of the normal retreat so that he's still in range. With Judo because it's a mobile retreat it gives a +2.

Baogang's ordinary Judo Parry is 8 (16/2) +3 (standard) +2(Enhanced Parry) for a total of 13 not 11.

+2 from Sideslip Retreat (15,) +2 from Feverish defense (17)-2 from Riposte (15).

The additional -1 is because, as stated below, the Leg Grapple attempt was done as a Deceptive Attack which further reduces your defense.
This message was last edited by the player at 05:42, Thu 13 Dec 2018.

Martial Arts pg 125:  "You cannot combine Deceptive Attack and Riposte, though. A Riposte is a Deceptive Attack – just one where you’re taking a defensive risk instead of an offensive one."

Gotcha. I can live with that, the -2 is fine.

Got it Thanks for the clarification. Makes sense.
08:47, Today: Vulco1 rolled 11 using 3d6. Dodge (11-2) vs 3d6.
Failed

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Lane attempts to snap his leg back, but just isn't fast enough. His leg is grappled so he uses his fists.

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Committed Attack (+2 to hit)
Rapid Strike (-3 for each punch)
-2 FP for Flurry of Blows, (makes each punch -1)

09:45, Today: Vulco1 rolled 11 using 3d6.  Punch 1 (18=17+2(Committed attack )-1(Rapid Strike+Flurry of Blows+Trained by Master)) vs 3d6.
09:48, Today: Vulco1 rolled 3 using 1d6+1.  Punch 1 Damage.
This message was last edited by the player at 14:56, Thu 13 Dec 2018.

Um, I still get one more attack before you can try that. Also, pretty sure your punch damage should be waaaaay higher than that, given your various Arm and Striking STs and your ridiculously high Karate score.

In reply to Dblade (msg # 17):

Oh. Ok sorry.  Go for the attack.

Attack 2: Baogang utilizes his leverage on Lane's leg to try and take him down.

12:52, Today: Dblade rolled 9 using 3d6.  Quick Contest: Judo for takedown. 16+3 (Leg Grapple) 19. MoS 10

Lane uses the best of grappling skill, ST or DX to determine MoS, but his bonus from Arm ST and Striking ST don't apply.

Also seeking a clarification: If Lane doesn't go down, due to either winning the QC or Immovable Stance, can Baogang let go since those are technically reactions happening on Baogang's turn and letting go is a free action?

Sorry, two more questions in addition to that one; How are you getting two attacks in? The way I read it, riposte gives me a penalty on my defense Pg 125 of Martial Arts., but it doesn't give you an extra attack. And you can't use it with a deceptive attack, which is where I thought the second attack came from.

And from my read of it, Grapple is one attack then you do another to do damage.  Or is that wrong? Pg. 370 of campaigns says subsequent turns.

I'm just trying to figure out where you bought two attacks for this round.

This version of Baogang has extra attack. This is an update from previous versions, and its a fairly popular advantage choice in this scenario.

Ahh... the character sheet. Great.  Thank you.
17:06, Today: Vulco1 rolled 11 using 3d6.  Quick contest for grapple 12. Lost
16:56, Today: Vulco1 rolled 11 using 3d6.  Immovable Stance (13) vs 3d6. Success.

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With his leg grappled and Baogang using leverage, Lane focuses on the lessons of his master. He focuses on remaining Immovable.

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I got a success on my Immovable Stance so it's another quick contest of your Judo vs my roll
This message was last edited by the player at 22:18, Thu 13 Dec 2018.

is your MoS on that roll a 2?

17:48, Today: Dblade rolled 10 using 3d6.  quick contest for takedown: Judo 16+3 (Leg Grapple). MoS 10.

Either way here's my roll.

Yes. A 2.

In that case I think I take it.

I think so too.  My turn now? And do you still have my foot?
This message was last edited by the player at 13:59, Fri 14 Dec 2018.

You're prone on the ground now. I can keep your foot by holding onto you and kneeling, but I'll be letting go of it to avoid the penalties

Lane moves from his prone position to a kneeling position.

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I think it's your turn now.
Thanks for the advice to double check my punch and kick math.  You were right, it was off.
https://drive.google.com/open?...UUXqu-rwGnnA1WOF162b

Baogang just takes the chance to evaluate, watching his opponent and catching his breath.

Lane is thankful for the breather, but doesn't relent his assault. He steps up from his kneeling position and throws a punch at Baogang.

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13:38, Today: Vulco1 rolled 14 using 3d6.  Punch (15) vs 3d6.
15:39, Today: Vulco1 rolled 6 using 1d6+2.  Punch damage if it lands.
This message was last edited by the player at 20:40, Fri 14 Dec 2018.

Baogang has been expecting this and attempts another Cloud Hands parry, this time at a much closer range and stepping back slightly.
16:04, Today: Dblade rolled 10 using 3d6.  Parry 12 +3(Retreat)  15.

Then, as was the true nature of Cloud Hands, he attempted to turn his parry into a sudden, fluid Arm Lock

16:12, Today: Dblade rolled 11 using 3d6.  Arm Lock 19-4 (Deceptive Attack) .

Lane Aggressively Parries the armlock, hitting Baogang's arm.

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16:52, Today: Vulco1 rolled 11 using 3d6.  Aggressive Parry(13) vs 3d6.
16:54, Today: Vulco1 rolled 1 using 1d6-3. Aggressive Parry damage.

Baogang uses his second attack to go for a throw, putting more effort in at this attempt to take his opponent down hard.

17:20, Today: Dblade rolled 10 using 3d6.  Judo throw 16+2(Committed Attack) -6 (deceptive attack) 12 total.

I'm having some of the worst rolls.
09:56, Today: Vulco1 rolled 16 using 3d6.  Aggressive Parry (13) vs 3d6.
09:58, Today: Vulco1 rolled 18 using 3d6.  Immovable Stance QC (13) vs 3d6.

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Lane tries to parry the second throw attempt but can't get to it in time.

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You have to do a QC on my immovable stance that you will probably win.

Um, didn't you just fail your immovable stance roll? You rolled an 18, isn't that a crit fail?

The Immovable Stance entry says that against a Judo Throw, it goes straight to a Quick Contest Characters pg.201, if the active defense doesn't work. It looks like against Judo Throws in particular, Immovable Stance isn't a "skill succeeds/skill fail" thing.

I don't think quick contests have an critical fail conditions, because of the Margin of Success thing and it doesn't mention critical fails.

Yes, judo has to be rolled against. This is a formality though, because a judo of 15 can't get a margin of failure of 5. The relevant post by an official gurps person:

http://forums.sjgames.com/show...7190&postcount=6

11:10, Today: Dblade rolled 6 using 3d6.  Judo Throw QC (16) vs 3d6.

Good to know. So in this case even if I were also to roll an 18, I would win because my MoF is smaller?

Edit: Don't forget to roll against HT for stun after Lane hits the ground.
This message was last edited by the player at 16:28, Mon 17 Dec 2018.

That's right. Good catch on the stun roll.
11:58, Today: Vulco1 rolled 10 using 3d6.  Stun: HT (12) vs 3d6.
Success.
Still your turn or my turn now?

Your turn.

Lane rolls up from a prone position into a kneeling position.

Baogang takes an All Out Defense

14:06, Today: Vulco1 rolled 9 using 3d6.  Defense Attack kick (13) vs 3d6.
14:10, Today: Vulco1 rolled 2 using 1d6+1.  Kick if it lands.

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Lane steps up and launches a probing kick at Baogang

Baogang once again moved to parry the kick and move his opponent off balance.

17:00, Today: Dblade rolled 9 using 3d6. Judo 12+2(All Out Defense)+3(Retreat) -3(Riposte) TN 14.

Then he moved to try and catch the leg and take Lane down in one move, though the speed of his effort meant the takedown attempt wasn't as smooth as normal.
17:15, Today: Dblade rolled 11 using 3d6. Attack 1: Leg Grapple- Judo 16-1 (Rapid Strike) 15 Total -1 FP.


17:18, Today: Dblade rolled 13 using 3d6. QC for Takedown if Leg Grapple succeeds 16 -1(Rapid Strike)+3 (Leg Grapple) 18. MoS 5

11:28, Today: Vulco1 rolled 9 using 3d6.  Retreating Parry (16, +3 for Retreat + Parry(13)) vs 3d6.

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Lane takes a step back and Parries the grapple.

I do not believe that initiating a grapple and following up with a takedown on the same turn is legal. Its a similar situation to arm locks. Also, how did you get the rapid strike penalty down to -1? you have trained by a master, yes, but that just gets you down to -3.

EDIT: oh, flurry of blows. Be aware that one is 1 FP per attack, and its nice to state it explicitly.

For the record, I'm not a fan of either rule.
This message was last edited by the GM at 17:02, Thu 20 Dec 2018.

it does say that under the rules for Takedown in Basic, however under Grappling and Multiple Attacks on page 128 of MA it says that you're able to perform multiple grappling actions that would normally take a turn provided each are rolled as a separate attack? It also specifically mentions you can grapple and make an instant follow-up. Throws from Locks have been specifically called out as not part of this on SJG, but I haven't found anything saying so for Takedowns.

Also, regardless it was a Leg Grapple attempt. Which means Lane has to use his dodge to defend, not his parry, with the -3 from Riposte.
This message was last edited by the player at 18:03, Thu 20 Dec 2018.

Good catch Dblade and Derrick.
14:01, Today: Vulco1 rolled 5 using 3d6.  Retreating Dodge (11 (+3 Retreat - 3 Riposte)).

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Lane snatches his leg back and out of the way of Baogang's reach.

So, how far away is Lane now?

I believe the rules say that the retreat happens simultaneously of the attack, so Lane is technically the same distance from you that he started at until the end of the round. So you can finish your attacks.

At that point he'll be 1 yard away. Unless Baogang takes a step and follows Lane.

His attempt at a grapple thwarted, Baogang makes another attempt to down his opponent, this time with a sweeping low kick.

16:06, Today: Dblade rolled 10 using 3d6.  Judo Sweep QC if it hits, vs 13. MoS 3

16:05, Today: Dblade rolled 12 using 3d6.  Judo Sweep Kick roll  TN 13.

16:27, Today: Vulco1 rolled 10 using 3d6.  Dodge (14 (11 Dodge +3 Retreat)).

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Lane does a quick step over Baogang's leg sweep, narrowly avoiding it.

Your turn.

3 Committed Attacks using Rapid Strike and Flurry of blows -3FP
Penalty:-6 For each additional attack -> -12 Penalty for each attack for Rapid strike -> -6 Penalty for each attack for Trained By Master -> -3 Penalty for each attack for Flurry of blows.
First attack is a Pressure point punch

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Lane summons some extra vigor and unleashes what he hopes to be a devastating combo. A punch, a kick, then another punch

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There's a lot going on below so I used the colors to separate out each move.
17:16, Today: Vulco1 rolled 11 using 3d6.  Pressure Point Punch to hit (12(15 Punch -2 PP -3 Flurry +2 Committed ))vs 3d6.
Success
If it hits,
17:16, Today: Vulco1 rolled 10 using 3d6.  Hit Location.
Torso,
Roll a QC vs your HT to see if the PP works. If you lose, you have to roll vs HT every turn and lose 1FP
17:19, Today: Vulco1 rolled 13 using 3d6.  QC for PP(12) vs HT.
MoS -1


17:17, Today: Vulco1 rolled 5 using 3d6.  Kick (12(13+2 Committed Attack-3Flurry)) vs 3d6.
If that hits,
17:20, Today: Vulco1 rolled 4 using 1d6+3.  Kick Damage.

17:18, Today: Vulco1 rolled 5 using 3d6.  Punch 2 (14(15+2Committed Attack-3Flurry) vs 3d6.
If that hits,
17:20, Today: Vulco1 rolled 4 using 1d6+2.  Punch 2 Damage.

Baogang falls back under the fierce onslaught, deflecting each of the powerful strikes. Against the last punch he makes another unbalancing Cloud Hands Parry.


19:58, Today: Dblade rolled 13 using 3d6.  Judo Parry Roll,13+3 (Retreating)+2 Feverish Defense -2 Riposte -2 Multiple parries TN 14 .-1 FP.

19:57, Today: Dblade rolled 8 using 3d6.  Judo Parry Roll,13+3 (Retreating) TN 16 .

19:56, Today: Dblade rolled 12 using 3d6.  Judo Parry Roll,13+3 (Retreating) TN 16

Baogang then attempts to seize on the unbalancing by seizing Lane's wrist on the last punch and whirling him into a throw on his outstretched arm.

Edit: Forgot the penalty for Multiple parries after my second Judo parry, but still make the roll AFAIK.
This message was last edited by the player at 01:54, Fri 21 Dec 2018.

08:16, Today: Vulco1 rolled 8 using 3d6.  Retreating Dodge( (11+3 retreating -3 Riposte)) vs 3d6.

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Lane snaps his fist back and takes another step backward.

Before Lane retreats out of the way, Baogang takes a shot at his legs with another sweep, though its as much an attempt to discourage Lane and test his balance s anything

09:14, Today: Dblade rolled 9 using 3d6.  QC for leg sweep, Lane gets +1 to QC. MoS 4

09:13, Today: Dblade rolled 8 using 3d6.  Defensive Leg Sweep, TN 13 to hit. Success

19:44, Today: Vulco1 rolled 11 using 3d6.  Dodge 14 (11 +3 Retreat) vs 3d6.

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He lifts his leg over the sweeping kick.

your turn now.

10:27, Today: Vulco1 rolled 16 using 3d6.  Kick(13)vs 3d6.

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Lane tries to kick from the middle distance but misses.

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Your turn

Did you roll against DX or Immovable Stance to avoid falling down after missing your kick?

Baogang takes a step back and Evaluates.

Nope.  I forgot
10:34, Today: Vulco1 rolled 10 using 3d6.  Immovable stance (13) vs roll.

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Lane evaluates Baogang for any opening.  Scrutinizing the fellow combatant.

you can't Evaluate, you took an attack maneuver.

Baogang stays where he is and evaluates his foe once more, sizing him up for openings.

your turn again BTW, pretty sure Evaluate takes up my full turn?

Are you talking about that roll with the immovable stance? That wasn't an attack maneuver, I was just wrapping up the missed kick roll that you reminded me of, to make sure I wasn't on my back this round. And the kick was from the turn before you took your step and evaluate, so I think it's legal. Or am I missing something?

Defensive Attack
10:43, Today: Vulco1 rolled 11 using 3d6.  Defensive Attack Kick (14(13+1 Evaluate)) vs roll.
if it hits, 10:44, Today: Vulco1 rolled 1 using 1d6.  Kick damage (1d( 1d+2 kick - 2 Defensive attack).

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Lane maintains his distance of a yard away and snaps off a weak kick at Baogang.

Immoveable stance does not require an attacking maneuver. Its one of those weird defense skills.

Baogang once again pivots and slips aside from Lane's kick, then tries to follow up with a sudden, quick throw.


13:23, Today: Dblade rolled 12 using 3d6.  Judo throw 16+2(Committed Attack) -6 (deceptive attack) 12 total.

13:20, Today: Dblade rolled 6 using 3d6.  Judo Parry roll, 12+1(Defensive Attack) +2 (Sideslip Retreat) TN 15

Did you take 3 levels of deceptive attack? I'm going to assume you did in my roll.
11:10, Today: Vulco1 rolled 10 using 3d6.  Dodge (10 (11-Dodge, +2 Defensive Attack-3 Deceptive) vs roll.

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Lane snaps his leg back just in time to dodge what looks to be a throw.

A defensive attack only gives a +1 to defend.

Pg 100 of Martial Arts says "If he kicks, he gets no Block or Parry bonus but +2 on rolls to avoid a Leg Grapple (p. 76) and on DX rolls to avoid falling."

That wasn't a Leg Grapple, throw is a different technique that doesn't require a grapple.

My bad.  I thought you had to grapple to throw.
You have to beat me in a QC with your Judo skill
11:20, Today: Vulco1 rolled 12 using 3d6.  QC Immovable Stance (13) vs roll.
MoS:1

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Lane remembers the mythical lessons of his master to try to stay on his feet.

12:11, Today: Dblade rolled 12 using 3d6.  Judo QC vs 16. MoS 4

Remember to roll for stun.

14:13, Today: Vulco1 rolled 8 using 3d6.  Stun - HT(12) vs Roll.
No stun. Lane is on his back again?

Baogang launches two swift, quickly aimed kicks at Lane's leg, hoping to hit and damage the limb while he's down.

14:57, Today: Dblade rolled 11 using 3d6.  Rapid strike low kicks Skill at 12-2 for leg, +2 for Comitted Attack -3 for rapid strike halved for 1 FP to -1.5, total 9.

14:57, Today: Dblade rolled 11 using 3d6.  Rapid strike low kicks Skill at 12-2 for leg, +2 for Committed Attack -3 for rapid strike halved for 1 FP to -1.5, total 11.

The die roll didn't factor in the Committed Attacks I've been doing because I accidentally copied the formatting over from a previous fight, but with it he should barely make both kicks.

15:15, Today: Vulco1 rolled 9 using 3d6.  Leg Parry On Back 2 (10(13 Parry -3 Lying face up) vsroll.
15:14, Today: Vulco1 rolled 12 using 3d6.  Leg Parry On Back 1 (10(13 Parry -3 Lying face up) vs roll.
One attack gets through

I just realized, can I decide whether you land on your back or front when I perform a throw? Because I just assumed you end up facing up.

Regardless, here's the damage roll.

15:25, Today: Dblade rolled 6 using 1d6+1.  Damage, kick to the leg.

I'm so sorry.  I definitely thought I responded to this.  I think the thrower decides which side the throwee lands on.
4 damage taken

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Lanes moves into a kneeling position.

Baogang takes an All Out Defense and steps in, carefully guarding against Lane's potential counter attack as he rises.

10:21, Today: Vulco1 rolled 10 using 3d6.  Defensive Attack Punch (15) vs roll.
success, steps up to rise to a standing position
10:23, Today: Vulco1 rolled 4 using 1d6-1.  Defensive Punch Damage (1d6-1(1d6+1-2).

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Lane rises to his feet with a punch

12:42, Today: Dblade rolled 7 using 3d6.  Arm Lock 19 +2 (Comitted Attack) -8 (Deceptive Attack) total 13.

12:39, Today: Dblade rolled 11 using 3d6.  Judo Parry 12 +2( Sideslip Retreat) +2(All out Defense) 16.

Baogang once again pivots out of the way of the strike and uses a surprisingly swift if rushed Cloud Hands Parry to try and  capture Lane's arm.

13:17, Today: Vulco1 rolled 16 using 3d6.  Aggressive Parry (14(13 Base +1 Defensive attack)) Vs roll.
Fail

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Lane fails to move his arm out of the way in time and is grabbed by Baogang.

Baogang seizes on the opportunity to execute a classic technique of Taijiquan, The Golden Rooster Stands On One Leg.

That is, he attempted to knee Lane hard in the groin while holding his arm in the lock.

Attack 2: 17:59, Today: Dblade rolled 11 using 3d6.  Knee to the groin 13+2 (CA Determined)-3 (Groin Strike) Total 12.

18:09, Today: Dblade rolled 7 using 1d6+1.  Knee strike damage. Lane defends at -2 from specifics of knee in grapple and -4 from Arm Bar for -6.

I hit go prematurely on the roller while I was distracted.

08:51, Today: Vulco1 rolled 11 using 3d6.  Parry (10(13 Base +3 Retreat -6 Complications Baogang described)).
Fail -5 HP
3 HP Remaining

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Lane tries to parry the groin shot and misses.

Your turn now. Remember that you get a -4 to attack from the Arm Bar and that the shock penalty for groin shots is doubled to a maximum of -8, so attacking is at a -12 penalty I think.

11:35, Today: Vulco1 rolled 10 using 3d6.  Elbow strike (5(15 Base +2 Committed Attack-12 Groin Attack+Arm Lock).
Fail

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Lane, reeling from the shock of getting hit in the groin, tries to throw out an elbow but misses.

Baogang fully applies the arm lock, attempting to Lane's arm


11:49, Today: Dblade rolled 11 using 3d6.  arm lock QC: 19. MoS 8

This isn't my attacks yet. Also I checked the rules and if I'm right you can't retreat while grappled. Please give me a QC using the higher of your HT or ST.

Thanks for the heads up about the retreat.  Sorry about that.
15:56, Today: Vulco1 rolled 7 using 3d6.  QC ST(12).
Success MoS 5

Since it's proven effective, Baogang continues his knee-to-groin strategy on Lane, striking twice now that he's no longer occupied establishing his hold.

Attack 1: 09:59, Today: Dblade rolled 11 using 3d6.  Knee to the groin 13+2 (CA Determined)-3 (Groin Strike) Total 12.

Attack 2: 09:58, Today: Dblade rolled 11 using 3d6.  Knee to the groin 13+2 (CA Determined)-3 (Groin Strike) Total 12.

Damage 1: 10:00, Today: Dblade rolled 2 using 1d6+1.  Knee strike damage. Lane defends at -2 from specifics of knee in grapple and -4 from Arm Bar for -6.

10:00, Today: Dblade rolled 4 using 1d6+1.  Knee strike damage. Lane defends at -2 from specifics of knee in grapple and -4 from Arm Bar for -6.

Lane should also take 3 points of damage from the Arm Lock. Potential shock penalty is at...-7 here I think, plus the Arm Bar's debuff.

11:58, Today: Vulco1 rolled 9 using 3d6.  Vulco1 rolled 8 using 3d6.  Parry (7(13 Base -6 Complications Baogang described).
Fail

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The failed parry allows he groin strike through.  Lane falls unconscious with this last blow.

Um, you can still make consciousness checks to keep fighting if you like.

Nah I think that's it for Lane.  It doesn't look like I can win and I'm pretty securely in the negatives.

You're at -2, but if you say so.