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| − | Pounding is the action of [[apply]]ing a [[polearm]] on a target. The target must be at a distance of exactly two [[square]]s from the wielder. At basic and unskilled level the target must be in a straight line from the wielder. At skilled level, it can be a [[jumping|knight's jump]] from the wielder. At expert level the target can also be at a diagonal, meaning that any of the | + | Pounding is the action of [[apply]]ing a [[polearm]] on a target. The target must be at a distance of exactly two [[square]]s from the wielder. At basic and unskilled level the target must be in a straight line from the wielder. At skilled level, it can be a [[jumping|knight's jump]] from the wielder. At expert level the target can also be at a diagonal, meaning that any of the twelve squares at a distance of two can be hit. |
Notice that unlike normal combat against an adjacent target, a lance can be used for pounding without any penalty even when the wielder is not mounted. | Notice that unlike normal combat against an adjacent target, a lance can be used for pounding without any penalty even when the wielder is not mounted. | ||
Revision as of 01:11, 11 July 2007
Pounding is the action of applying a polearm on a target. The target must be at a distance of exactly two squares from the wielder. At basic and unskilled level the target must be in a straight line from the wielder. At skilled level, it can be a knight's jump from the wielder. At expert level the target can also be at a diagonal, meaning that any of the twelve squares at a distance of two can be hit.
Notice that unlike normal combat against an adjacent target, a lance can be used for pounding without any penalty even when the wielder is not mounted.
