Godzilla is attacking the city. Mole Man annouces that he wants to slay the beat by Tunneling THROUGH it's body until he reaches a vital organ.
Would this work? Godzilla is certainly large enough and Mole Man's Tunneling can penetrate his defenses (let's say Godzilla's rPD is 20 and Mole Man can tunnel through 21 DEF material).
If this worked, it would logically deal damage each turn or movement on Mole Man's part. How much?
If it can't work in game terms, how would I explain this to the player? They physics of it make perfect sense and I'd be hard-pressed to come up with a story reason why he can't Tunnel through Godzilla.
Is this an example of an application of a Power that sets up a direct clash between common sense and the rules?
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Godzilla is attacking the city. Mole Man annouces that he wants to slay the beat by Tunneling THROUGH it's body until he reaches a vital organ.
Would this work? Godzilla is certainly large enough and Mole Man's Tunneling can penetrate his defenses (let's say Godzilla's rPD is 20 and Mole Man can tunnel through 21 DEF material).
If this worked, it would logically deal damage each turn or movement on Mole Man's part. How much?
If it can't work in game terms, how would I explain this to the player? They physics of it make perfect sense and I'd be hard-pressed to come up with a story reason why he can't Tunnel through Godzilla.
Is this an example of an application of a Power that sets up a direct clash between common sense and the rules?
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