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Шрек escribió: ↑

Sab Jul 10, 2021 9:24 pm

If, when throwing for damage, the defending model received the final result equal to the attacking one, do I understand correctly that it is considered that she defended?

If there is a tie (apart from a Combat opposed roll, in which both players succeed) and if it is not stated otherwise, the roll will be won by the player which Action Turn is active.

CARONTE escribió: ↑

Sab Jul 17, 2021 12:01 pm

Hello again Шрек,

In the section "Opposed rolls", in the page 4, its the answer:

If there is a tie (apart from a Combat opposed roll, in which both players succeed) and if it is not stated otherwise, the roll will be won by the player which Action Turn is active.

Example A
A Ganger attacks to a Mutard, but the Mutard wins the Combat opposed roll, so the Ganger is "the defending model". If "throwing for damage" is a tie, then the Ganger save his life, because is his Action Turn.

Example B
A Ganger attacks to a Mutard and wins the Combat opposed roll, so the Mutard is "the defending model". If "throwing for damage" is a tie, then the Mutard ends up downed, because isn't his Action Turn.

Except in Combat opposed roll, when exist a tie, the winner is the owner of the Action Turn.