Sounds like a great plan – go for it.

Jack – I had to Google the Conservation of Ninjutsu thing, but yeah, that’s a pretty good description of things….probably making a pretty big fuss over one half-dead guy who’s so worn out he had to hide rather than keep moving.

But you are a clever and sneaky GM….it’s not HIM we’re wary of….it’s YOU!

Nope, it’s the elemental body power from SG:

An evolved version of Elemental Strike and similar to
the critter power Elemental Attack, Elemental Body
creates an elemental field that envelops the adept. This
field forms approximately three to five centimeters
from the adept’s body and can be used offensively and
defensively.
To activate this power, the adept must spend a
Complex Action channeling the desired element. For
offensive purposes, treat Elemental Body like the Ele-
mental Strike power, with a DV of (Magic x 2)P and AP
–(Magic x 0.5). For defense, anyone or thing coming
into contact (melee or unarmed strike) with the adept
while Elemental Body is active must resist the same DV
and elemental effect as the offensive strike; fast-mov-
ing projectiles such as bullets or thrown weapons are
unaffected. Items already on the adept’s body or held
by the adept are not damaged, but they do not gain any
elemental effect.

And since monowire is in essence a very thin piece of carbon, it’s pretty flamable (and I’m telling you now so you don’t destroy a 10.000 Nuyen piece of equipment)

Onward to his attack: Charge Attack: 26d6t5 8
If he hits, he does 14 P(f) AP-7 damage

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LOL Again with my character trying to hold the bad guy’s attention while my allies do the real work. How hilarious.

OK, thank you so much for the advance warning. If she survives the first attack, she can use a second canister of the spray that increases the BGC. Would that have any effect on the adept and this ability?

You don’t have a second dose. Preparations are one shot.

Hmmm. I thought he gave us a couple. Oh well. So sad I will edit that out.

Okay, Al’s initiative
Initiative: 4d6 22
Plus 16 = 38 Go Al!

Okay, so Al was waiting outside the back door, and now everything’s happening out front.
Not sure if door is locked, or how much junk is between that and the front, so maybe it’s fair if I just use my first full action to break through the door and make my way to the front of the small building.

So for Initiative pass 2 my initaitive will be 28…
The bad guy has attacked, and gon full-D, and TT went full-D, but no attack yet?
Nothing from Feral yet, who never got to throw his grenade?
Aria asked us to roll for a shot at the guy, so this is what I get from a quick scan of his sheet –
Shoot flame boy with Howl: 17d6t5 4
9P w/-5 AP and that’s Burst Fire

So I THINK that that brings us to the start of the second pass, in which I’ll go first
Usual call shot vitals and center and aim and shoot with pre-Edge
Shoot with pre-Edge: 23d6h5 11
14P w/-8 AP

Yeah, in this fight, I am thinking that Tanya has brought a knife to a gunfight. She is not really a combat machine, as I originally built her to be a thief. The whip is a good tool for many things and also happens to be a good weapon, except in cases like this.

Good shot, Al.

Interesting idea. But I thought it was a high capacity battery – not that that makes a difference in explosive force.
So yeah, that could work. But since it’s really a very improvised weapon you’ll only have an ACC of 3 unless you spend Edge to break the limit.

Okay, it’s late so I’ll save myself some Orokos fun and just buy successes to easily avoid the disarm attack.

On my next action (whever that comes up – not trying to pre-empt anyone else) I’ll use movement to get some distance between me and any ensuing blast from Tanya’s bomb, then shoot again in the same way as before, but skip the extravagant use of Edge this time.

Dammit – bed becons and now I can’t even get Orokos to come up.
Throwing 15 physical dice….1 – 5 – 3- 6 – 3 – 3 – 5 – 5 – 2 – 5 – 3 – 6 – 1 – 6 – 3 = seven hits