Ultrasonic

How Ultrasonic works

For each hit, roll 1D6 to determine the attack’s Force.

– If the amplification roll is higher, increase the Force to match the new roll. – If the amplification roll is lower, the attacker suffers damage equal to the difference between the two rolls (representing weapon feedback).

• Then you may (player’s choice) roll a second 1D6 for amplification.

> Example: A hit is scored. You roll a 4 for Force, then a 5 for amplification. The Force becomes 5 (an increase of 1). > If instead you rolled a 3 for amplification, the attacker would take 1 damage.

Example

A hit is scored. You roll a 4 for Force, then a 5 for amplification. The Force becomes 5 (an increase of 1). If instead you rolled a 3 for amplification, the attacker would take 1 damage.

Frequently asked questions

What does Ultrasonic do?

For each hit, roll 1D6 to determine the attack’s Force.

What is the main result of Ultrasonic?

For each hit, roll 1D6 to determine the attack’s Force.

What limits should I remember for Ultrasonic?

> If instead you rolled a 3 for amplification, the attacker would take 1 damage.

What happens after Ultrasonic is resolved?

Finish any remaining steps of the current command, attack or timing window, apply the restrictions or lasting effects stated in Ultrasonic, and then continue play.

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