Hi Steve. I'm a bit confused by the rules in superheroic campaigns about using objects as improvised weapons. If I hit someone with a baseball bat, I'll do a lot more damage than I would with my fist. Similarly, shouldn't it hurt more if a superhero hits a villain with a car or a streetlight or something, as opposed to just punching? The rule states that the maximum damage that can be done is the character's regular STR damage, up to the object's DEF+BODY. Am I missing something here?
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Hi Steve. I'm a bit confused by the rules in superheroic campaigns about using objects as improvised weapons. If I hit someone with a baseball bat, I'll do a lot more damage than I would with my fist. Similarly, shouldn't it hurt more if a superhero hits a villain with a car or a streetlight or something, as opposed to just punching? The rule states that the maximum damage that can be done is the character's regular STR damage, up to the object's DEF+BODY. Am I missing something here?
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