Rockets

[dilanski]

What would happen if:

A) 20 Mk6's went off in one space?

B) A Mk6 went off with 9 Mk6's on its left side each 2" apart and 10 on the other side?

[OneEye589]

I'm assuming you're talking about explosives.

I'm not sure how it would actually work, but I would probably increase the radius by 2" for every 3 or 4 explosives and then continue as usual.

So if there were 5 MK6's exploding in the same place, it would have a radius of 12" for them being MK6's, then another 2" because there are another 3, for 14". Then you roll all the damage at once, so 30d10s, and take away the lowest for each 2".

As for the second one, I would say one explosive would have to roll damage against the structure level of the others. If it breaks it, the second explodes as well. Anywhere the explosions are overlapping, the damage overlaps as well.

[Warhead]

I think what would happen is your opponent would leave after a suitable tantrum. As to what would happen in the game, my brain bleeds just thinking of it... perhaps our friend Mr Fudge should be on hand to sort this out?

[Ogel96]

There would be an explosion.

[Cpt. Zipps]

Best Answer.

[Foggy]

It would divide by zero.

[birdman]

There would be an explosion.

/thread.

[muffinman42]

A: Mk6 damage in a Mk6 radius, but happening 20 times (EG: 20 damage rolls for everything in the radius), the other option being "damage roll x20".

B: depends on if the Mk6's can be detonated by an explosion.

[Fulizer]

treat every rocket thats within 1" of the central rocket as a single larger rocket, all the others are seperate and have seperate attacks.