On Sun, 13 Jun 2004, doyce@... wrote:

> I think it's the first answer, but I'd like verification.

I think I would tend say, yeah, MoS 0 is enough, *but*, if
you want, you can break a tie via a single-die roll-off,
or whatever; you could also elect to choose either
interpretation depending on whether or not the
interpretation favors the PCs; etc.

> Second question, which I think I have right but want to check:
>
> Statement: If you win an exchange against multiple opponents and
> apply damage to a target as a result, the damage the target takes is
> according to the MoS between you and that specific opponent you're
> applying it to.

Correct.

> Example: Joe is fighting two mooks. Joe gets a +5; one mook gets a
> +1, the other rolls a +4.
>
> Result: Joe wins and applies a MoS 4 outcome against the mook that
> rolled worse.
>
> Am I right in this or no?

You're right.

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