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When a character succeeds an strike and they spend 2 opportunity to cause a critical strike, is it in addition to the normal Fatigue caused by the attack, or instead of it?

If an attack causes both Fatigue and a critical, and the Fatigue gets over the top, does it also cause a second critical wound?

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Yes to all.

Opportunities always happen before the success resolution of a roll and in addition to it (unless they state otherwise, I suppose). The clearest example of this are any of the range-extending opportunities, which make the success of the action possible in the first place.

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That's by using Veiled Menace Style, by the way, on an incapacitated and (disoriented or unaware) target and spending at least three opportunities on a successful Strike.

2 Opp to Crit, 1+ Opp to Crit from VMS, and then extra Fatigue becomes a third Crit.
Since they are incapacitated, the first crit will make them Unconscious and increase the severity of crits 2 and 3 by 10.

It's not easy to achieve, but that person will be in very bad shape.

Edited by Myrion

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On 4/29/2020 at 10:32 PM, Sedda said:

If an attack causes both Fatigue and a critical, and the Fatigue gets over the top, does it also cause a second critical wound?

Just to note: if you're on, say, 9/10 fatigue and take 3 fatigue, you don't suffer a critical strike.

You suffer a critical strike if already on 11+ fatigue and are hit again.

 

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