Blur and "Hit"

[sIKE]

The term "Hit" means that the attack was not avoided in the Avoid Attack step of the Attack sequence, just like when you "Hit" an Orb, correct?

[echephron]

i think of it as, it made it to the damage and effects step.

[RomeoXero]

I beleive Sike is technically correct. An attack is considered to have "Hit" if it wasnt avoided during the avoid attack step.

[sIKE]

Its not Dungeons and Dragons for sure....

[Kaarin]

I beleive Sike is technically correct. An attack is considered to have "Hit" if it wasnt avoided during the avoid attack step.

No, attack still can miss if target or attacker is teleported before damage and effect step. There's even sentence in the rules that once attack sequence gets to that step the attack is considered to hit.

[RomeoXero]

But now you're talking about effects that only happen during the avoid attack step. Besides that there's only one spell in the whole game currently that can do what you are talking about. Divine intervention. And that's an exclusive spell.

[Laddinfance]

Core Rulebook page 25, under damage and effects, "With this step an attack has officially “hit” its target."

So an attack has to make it to damage and effects to officially "hit".

[sIKE]

Thanks!

[Laddinfance]

No problem... now to give myself a banana sticker ...

[Kaarin]

No problem... now to give myself a banana sticker ...

I've mentioned that earlier. Just didn't have rulebook close to quote exact sentence.

[Kaarin]

Hooray, my first banana sticker. 

[Sailor Vulcan]

Congratulations!

Don't eat your banana stickers with your mouth open!

[jhaelen]

Its not Dungeons and Dragons for sure....

unfortunately...

[Sabrath_Kell]

Its not Dungeons and Dragons for sure....

Hmm.

[RomeoXero]

I for one am a huge fan of the wonderful tapestry of lore you are weaving for us Sabrath Kell! Keep up the awesome work. Dungeons and dragons it need not be. We've got our own thing going. Lol