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Originally Posted by JimmieBJr
If you roll under your FA, you take out a token.
When all the tokens for that encounter are gone, the encounter is over.
For each token you take out, you roll a number of kills determined by what type of weapon you were using at the time and at what range (these are all in the book). For instance, a slug rifle does 1d6 kills at near range, so if you took out a token with one of those at near range, you'd roll 1d6 and the result would be how many aliens you killed. So if you rolled a four, you'd record 4 kills in the block on your character sheet for "kills this mission".
Does that help?
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Well, sort of. I guess the bit Im not getting is.. how do I play this in the game?
if I as a GM decide there's going to be a bug ambush in the old science complex, and there's gonna be 4 tokens involved, how do we actually play that out ?
I guess Im trying to figure out how we actually play this. Do we narrate stuff after rolling the dice for how many bugs killed, or how does it all compute?