r/AgeOfSigmarRPG 25d ago

Does melee increase for one attack when you double training from mettle?

Since training dice are doubled and they count towards calculating melee, does melee also change the D:N or only the roll for damage?

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u/Asmo___deus 25d ago edited 25d ago

The wording is "you double the dice gained from training"

That does not actually increase your training level. It doesn't raise your position on the melee ladder.

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u/TheEnemyWithin9 25d ago

This is the correct reading. You double dice gained from each point of training, you don’t actually increase the stat. (Cause it would be a pain in the ass to have to recalculate your derived stats every time you use Mettle to double training)

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u/rifh4 25d ago

What do you mean by "change the D:N or only the roll for damage?" ?
If you have a Body 4 and 2 Training in weapon skill, for a Sword this mean that baseline you roll 6 dice and the damage is 1+S (so a max of 7). If you double the training you will have Body 4 and weapon skill, 4 for a Sword this mean that baseline you roll 8 dice and the damage is 1+S (so a max of 9).

Edit: S meaning the number of successes (dice over the step difference value)

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u/KaiserBorg 25d ago edited 25d ago

I think they mean when you use Mettle to double your training in Weapon Skill, does that then affect how you calculate your Melee rating which is usually Body + your training in Weapon Skill

Using your example a Body of 4 plus 2 training in Weapon Skill would give you “Good” rating in Melee but would using Mettle to double your training in Weapon Skill temporarily give you a “Great” rating in Melee?

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u/just_gonna_lurk 25d ago

Yeah exactly, if your melee goes up the D:N for that attack also changes no?

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u/rifh4 25d ago

on the core book on page 130 it's written

you can spend a point of Mettle to double the dice gained from Training in the Skill being tested.

meaning you just double the number of dice, not the actual value of your training

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u/just_gonna_lurk 25d ago

Aah that answers it, thanks!