C1.10DT Overflow

Modifiers that exceed the limits pass to your opponent with the opposite effect.

• 2d4 with -1 DT: you roll 2d4, opponent rolls at +1 DT
• 2d12 with +1 DT: you roll 2d12, opponent rolls at -1 DT

Overflow resolves once. A modifier passed to your opponent never bounces back, even if it would push them past a limit too. Fixed 2d6 rolls (Search, grenades, Morale, support Cast) ignore DT overflow.

Example · Overflow

Ines Okafor (Combat 2d12) gets +1 DT on an attack. 2d12 is the top die, so she still rolls 2d12 and her target, a Veteran with Defense 2d6, rolls 2d4 instead.

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