Okay Steve, I hate to bother you on this, but there is something that is really vexing me.
In Hero Designer, and in previous character creation software for the Hero System, there is a Combat Maneuver called Crush.
It has to follow a Grab, and adds 4 dice of to the normal STR damage.
So far I am pretty sure I am not just dreaming this.
BUT!
I can't find any published reference to this maneuver.
It is not in the index of FrED!
It is not in the index of UMA 5th Ed!
It is not in the index of Ninja Hero 5th Ed!
And scanning through the text of all three has not revealed any concrete evidence of it either.
So my question is, once and for all, does this maneuver offically exist, and if not, how did it get into Hero Designer?
I would really like an official answer on this, since I am building a low-level Martial Arts character and this is going to be one of his main attacks (after Martial Grab, of course).
If you have a chance, and the maneuver exists, could you possibly clear up why the heck it isn't listed anywhere?
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KA.
Okay Steve, I hate to bother you on this, but there is something that is really vexing me.
In Hero Designer, and in previous character creation software for the Hero System, there is a Combat Maneuver called Crush.
It has to follow a Grab, and adds 4 dice of to the normal STR damage.
So far I am pretty sure I am not just dreaming this.
BUT!
I can't find any published reference to this maneuver.
It is not in the index of FrED!
It is not in the index of UMA 5th Ed!
It is not in the index of Ninja Hero 5th Ed!
And scanning through the text of all three has not revealed any concrete evidence of it either.
So my question is, once and for all, does this maneuver offically exist, and if not, how did it get into Hero Designer?
I would really like an official answer on this, since I am building a low-level Martial Arts character and this is going to be one of his main attacks (after Martial Grab, of course).
If you have a chance, and the maneuver exists, could you possibly clear up why the heck it isn't listed anywhere?
Thanks,
KA
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