blackguards 2 upping attack with weapons

(abilities) Battle reflexes + 4 initiative. The order of 'acting' in combat is governed by the initiative stat/system. The combat turns are simultaneous: both your party and your opponents get to act during the same turn. Some potions & posion debuffs (consumables) can affect speed. Various spells can affect (movement) speed Cold Shock, Move as the Lighting. There is a belt item that provides +1 speed. Warcraft talent at any tier provides +1 speed. Similar system with Firaxis's XCOM series, only better since it allows you to manually path (requirement since pathing in very important in this game - floor plate triggers, hidden/detected traps, enviroment hazards, attacks of opportunity, etc ) Speed parameter (alterable via buffs/debuffs during combat) controls the maximum number of hexes for movement during a turn. One can get and extra 'action' per turn (with reduced initiative) using the lvl 4 of the spell 'Move as the Lighting' buff. Grey effects are those which are provided by both the currently equipped weapon and the weapon being examined.By default All actors can perform 1 move action ( dependent on speed ) and 1 (special)attack/cast spell/use belt item/interact with object/switch weapon sets. Red Effects are effects which will be lost if you switch to the currently examined weapon, that is they are provided by the currently equipped weapon (Longbow) but not by the examined weapon (Spear), in this case none. Blue effects are effects which will be gained by switching to the examined weapon, that is they are provided by the weapon being examined (Spear) but not by the currently equipped weapon (Longbow). Similar to maneuvers, except that effects are intrinsic to the weapon itself. Red because its heavier than current weapon. If a maneuver is unknown by the current character but supported by a weapon it is not displayed at all, if a maneuver is known by a current character but is not supported by neither the currently equipped weapon nor the new weapon then it will not display.ĩ. If a maneuver is supported by BOTH the currently equipped weapon and the examined weapon then it will be displayed in grey. Feint and Targeted Stab are in blue because they are skills which the character in question knows which are NOT supported by the current weapon (Longbow) and will be supported by the new weapon (Spear). Targeted shot is in red because it is a special ability that the character in question knows which is compatible with the currently equipped weapon (Longbow) and NOT by the new weapon being examined (Spear), this means switching to a spear will cause you to lose access to Targeted Shot until you switch back to a compatible weapon. This particular character knows the Feint, Targeted Stab, and Targeted Shot maneuvers. It is red because its lower than the current value of 9.Ĩ. 7 is the new initiative this character will have if they switched to the Spear. (-2) indicates this particular weapon provides a -2 malus to initiative to whomever wields it. Also because you cannot parry at all with a ranged weapon.ħ. It is blue because its higher than the current value of 7. 11 is the total parry value for this particular character if they switch to the spear. (-1) indicates this particular weapon provides a -1 malus to parry to whomever wields it. The currently equipped weapon is a ranged weapon (a longbow), so Attack will be dropping to 13 from the current 25 value of Ranged Attack.Ħ. It is worth noting that Attack is exclusively for melee and Ranged Attack is for ranged weapons. 13 is red because it will be lower than the current value. 13 is the total value for this particular character if they switch to the spear after all things are taken into account (such as weapon talkent and attributes). (+1) indicates that this particular weapon provides a +1 attack bonus to whomever wields it. Piercing Damage indicates the Damage Typeĥ. +0 is bonus damage to this weapon type that the currently selected character would provide (for example, from having high strength score)Ĥ. Spears indicates the Weapon Talent the weapon uses.ģ. In this picture, the labeled items are:ġ. Luckily the melee weapon UI is the most straightforward of the bunch. In this example we are looking at a Spear, when looking at a piece of equipment it is always compared to the currently worn equipment, this makes figuring out what its actual stats are confusing at times. Please familiarized yourself with this if you intend to add information to the wiki The UI can be a bit confusing at times, this page helps clarify and explain what is going on.

Blackguards 2 upping attack with weapons