This situation came up during my groups' last game session. I'm not trying to overrule my GM's decision, but I do want to make sure our understanding of the rules are clear when this happens again.
Character A got knocked back from an attack from Character B.
Character A acted prior to Character B in the same phase.
1) Does Character A get to make his Breakfall roll at that moment to avoid the knockback damage?
The reason I'm asking is that our GM said that all skill rolls require time to use and said Character A could not use his Breakfall skill as he already acted in the segment.
2) If Character A failed his Breakfall roll to land on his feet from the knockback, can Character A still make his Breakfall roll to get on his feet as a 0 phase action when his next action comes?
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This situation came up during my groups' last game session. I'm not trying to overrule my GM's decision, but I do want to make sure our understanding of the rules are clear when this happens again.
Character A got knocked back from an attack from Character B.
Character A acted prior to Character B in the same phase.
1) Does Character A get to make his Breakfall roll at that moment to avoid the knockback damage?
The reason I'm asking is that our GM said that all skill rolls require time to use and said Character A could not use his Breakfall skill as he already acted in the segment.
2) If Character A failed his Breakfall roll to land on his feet from the knockback, can Character A still make his Breakfall roll to get on his feet as a 0 phase action when his next action comes?
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