Re: [FT] fighter re-rolls
From: Oerjan Ohlson <oerjan.ohlson@t...>
Date: Wed, 02 Oct 2002 06:58:39 +0200
Subject: Re: [FT] fighter re-rolls
Gregory Wong wrote:
>Perhaps I'm missing the exact rule quote, but it isn't clear that
fighters
>get to re-roll on a "6".
>Please point me to the exact rule. The only place I see mention of
re-roll
>with fighters is when they attack missiles.
All beam weapons get the re-roll, if you're using that option at all. In
the basic rules fighters are described as being armed with beam weapons;
therefore they get the re-roll.
Kra'Vak fighters and Torpedo fighters are explicit exceptions from this
(using small K-guns and some sort of torpedo, respectively); they do NOT
get the re-roll against ships (but DO get them against other fighters
for
some reason - this is explicitly mentioned in the Kra'Vak case.)
>When a fighter attacks a ship, does the fighter get a re-roll if a "6"
is
>rolled?
Yes (unless Kra'Vak or Torpedo)
>When a fighter attacks other fighters, do they get a re-roll if a "6"
>is rolled?
Yes (even Kra'Vak or Torpedo)
>Do attack fighters get a re-roll if a "6" is rolled vs. other fighters?
Yes.
> On this last one, FB2 is a little unclear. Page 4 reads:
>
> Attack fighters only hit and kill opposing fighters with rolls of
> 6 (which destroy one fighter only per successful roll).
>
>That parenthetical statement seems to imply no re-roll.
No, it only implies that any re-roll also has to be successful (ie.,
roll a
"6") in order to score a kill.
Regards,
Oerjan
oerjan.ohlson@telia.com
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