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| − | '''Raking''' is a form of attack used by specific monsters, most notably large [[Feline|felines]] and [[Dragon|dragons]]. Beasts and animals with the ability to rake have fore [[Claw (attack)|claws]] that are designed to scratch or scrape in a long, sweeping movement against an opponent. | + | [[File:Raking.jpg|right|490px|thumb]] |
| + | '''Raking''' is a form of attack used by specific monsters, most notably large [[Feline|felines]] and [[Dragon|dragons]]. Beasts and animals with the ability to rake have fore [[Claw (attack)|claws]] that are designed to scratch or scrape in a long, sweeping movement against an opponent. | ||
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| + | When attacking, these creatures prefer to [[Attacking in Combat|strike]] at a single target with both claws, rather than at different targets — as [[Roll to Hit|a hit]] with both claws on the same target indicates the creature has been able to grapple with its enemy for several seconds. | ||
== Damage == | == Damage == | ||
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== Creatures able to Rake == | == Creatures able to Rake == | ||
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* [[Chimera]] | * [[Chimera]] | ||
* [[Cougar]] | * [[Cougar]] | ||
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* [[Spotted Lion]] | * [[Spotted Lion]] | ||
* [[Tien Lung]] | * [[Tien Lung]] | ||
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* [[Yu Lung]] | * [[Yu Lung]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:11, 20 June 2022
Raking is a form of attack used by specific monsters, most notably large felines and dragons. Beasts and animals with the ability to rake have fore claws that are designed to scratch or scrape in a long, sweeping movement against an opponent.
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When attacking, these creatures prefer to strike at a single target with both claws, rather than at different targets — as a hit with both claws on the same target indicates the creature has been able to grapple with its enemy for several seconds.
Damage
As it grapples, the creature causes damage with both its front claws (as it hit with both) ... but then also does damage with its back claws as well, without needing an attack die.
- For example, a leopard hitting with both its front claws causes 1-4 damage with each; because it hits with both, the leopard automatically rakes with its back claws, causing an additional 1-6 damage with each. The target thus suffers 4-18 damage.
If stunned, the target is thrown into a random adjacent hex, a change from the normal result of a stun. The raking animal will then continue to occupy the target's former hex, though it usually has enough advantage remaining to reverse back or to the side away from the target, preferring to use one action point to move 4 hexes (stride-4) from all its enemies.
Creatures able to Rake
- Chimera
- Cougar
- Displacer Beast
- Dragonis Aeriochalkos (brass dragon)
- Dragonis Anatoliko Kefali (gold dragon)
- Dragonis Apokrousi (bronze dragon)
- Dragonis Asimiskotia (silver dragon)
- Dragonis Fotia (red dragon)
- Dragonis Huakinthos (blue dragon)
- Dragonis Malignans (black dragon)
- Dragonis Oxychalkos (copper dragon)
- Dragonis Pachni (white dragon)
- Dragonis Prasinochlorio (green dragon)
- Griffon
- Jaguar
- Leopard
- Li Lung
- Lion
- Lung Wang
- Lynx
- Pan Lung
- Shen Lung
- Spotted Lion
- Tien Lung
- Tiger
- Yu Lung
