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So, my usual group has been planning a 7th Sea campaign for awhile now, and we're ramping up now that the Pirate Nations is sailing towards us. However, it's looking like we're going to have two characters who are pirate captains, and our GM is invisioning a story that involves two pirate crews, which would mean two ships.

Has anyone played using two player ships, and does anyone have any suggestions? 

So being a relatively new Game Master in the universe that is tabletop I had a question I hoped other Game masters can answer.

QUESTION 

QUESTION 

So first, short question: Villains have no skill ranks, so if you make a duelist villain, how many wounds does he inflict on a Slash/Parry maneuver? (As those say you inflict wounds equal to your Weaponry skill.)

Hello,

I would like your opinion about Sanderis: Ice Deal.

Specifically the Minor Favor, that:

"Cause a character or object the losejas touches to be frozen solid, encased in a thin layer of ice. While encased, the character or object cannot be harmed or destroyed directly." (pg 255)

Let's suppose that in a combat (Action Sequence), the hero waited for the right moment to act, and in his action, the hero spends a Heroi Point and 3 raises, one to activate the favor, and another two to touch the villain.

QUESTION

One of the Shadow minor favours is the ability to teleport between shadows. The book says 'short distance' but that's never actually defined. What distances do other people use?

 ANSWER 

QUESTION

How do you use Notice in 7th Sea 2ed?

Usually, in other rpgs, a player would roll Notice and the GM informs the player what the character spots. But in 7th Sea 2ed it's all about getting Raises and then using them to overcome things or take advantage of opportunities the GM tells the players about.

QUESTION

With Brute Squads you receive damage equal to the size of the Squad, but what about enemy ships, what damage do they inflict with their cannons?

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[–]kckrupp (veteran)

Well, I had hoped I would be able to ignore this problem, but I've got a player at my table who has a fairly firearms focussed character. (As strongly as one can get right now at least, three aim, and deadeye)

So I return to one of those plaguing issues, what is really stopping this player from going full blackbeard and bringing along 4 or more pistols to completely incapacitate a villain in only a few rounds?