scramble-combat

To resolve blocking dice outcomes in Scramble combat, compare player strength values, calculate assists from adjacent players, roll block dice, and apply the resulting effects to determine knockdowns and armor checks.

Select block targets during Scramble combat by prioritizing adjacent defenders based on strength comparisons, risk assessment, and the desired combat outcome, ensuring optimal dice allocation for scuffles, charges, or pushes.

Assists and strength comparisons in Scramble blocking work by adding supporting players from adjacent squares to the blocker's base strength, modifying the block dice pool and determining the likelihood of successful knockdowns.

Yes, you can use this to resolve armor checks and injury outcomes after a knockdown, as it encapsulates the complete combat flow from block dice results to armor validation and final injury resolution.

Yes, the Scramble combat logic handles different block types including scuffles, charges, and pushes, guiding target selection and resolving distinct dice outcomes specific to each blocking action during the combat phase.

A block dice result may not cause a knockdown in Scramble if the defender wins the strength comparison or armor check succeeds, which this logic resolves by validating armor values against the block outcome.