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You can use Intimidate during combat to instill a sense of fear into a single opponent, imposing −2 penalties on all of his or her attack, defense, ability, and skill rolls during combat.  Performing such an action takes 4 [[AP]].
 
You can use Intimidate during combat to instill a sense of fear into a single opponent, imposing −2 penalties on all of his or her attack, defense, ability, and skill rolls during combat.  Performing such an action takes 4 [[AP]].
  
==Difficulty==
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{{section|Difficulty|Intimidate is an opposed roll, so there are no set difficulties.}}
Intimidate is an opposed roll, so there are no set difficulties.
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{{section|Opposed Rolls|Intimidate is always opposed by a target's [[Discern]] using [[Courage]] as the key ability instead of [[Insight]].}}
 
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{{section|Time|Intimidating opponents in combat takes 4 [[AP]].}}
==Opposed Rolls==
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{{section|Retry|Failed Intimidate checks can be retried at a cumulative −5 penalty each time.}}
Intimidate is always opposed by a target's [[Discern]] using [[Courage]] as the key ability instead of [[Insight]].
 
 
 
==Time==
 
Intimidating opponents in combat takes 4 [[AP]].
 
 
 
==Retry==
 
Failed Intimidate checks can be retried at a cumulative −5 penalty each time.
 
  
 
[[Category:Skills]]
 
[[Category:Skills]]

Revision as of 19:55, 21 March 2010

Street thugs and interrogators have one thing in common: an ability to cow others to do things. Using Intimidate puts the ball in your court when you’ve got the power to back up your claims (Use Bluff when you don’t!). This check doesn’t necessarily mean a growl, scream, or overt display of power. Sometimes a meaningful glance at the bloody weapon at your side is enough. Those who you successfully cow are much, much more likely to do what you ask.

You can use Intimidate during combat to instill a sense of fear into a single opponent, imposing −2 penalties on all of his or her attack, defense, ability, and skill rolls during combat. Performing such an action takes 4 AP.

Difficulty

Intimidate is an opposed roll, so there are no set difficulties.

Opposed Rolls

Intimidate is always opposed by a target's Discern using Courage as the key ability instead of Insight.

Time

Intimidating opponents in combat takes 4 AP.

Retry

Failed Intimidate checks can be retried at a cumulative −5 penalty each time.