Now for this poll here is the question I'm looking for. For the purposes of THIS poll ... I'm looking ONLY at rewording the current Wild Animal rule slightly. I'm not looking for completely new version or changes to the 4+. That's on another poll. I'm looking to get guidance on rewording the current WA.
Now here is the concern. Is letting the Wild Animal stand up on a failed Wild Animal okay or should a failed 4+ mean he stays prone? This is in effect giving the Wild Animal 3 points of MA even with a failed negatrait roll. Is that okay?
GalakWild Animal: Wild Animals are extremely violent creatures. If you declare any action other than Block with a Wild Animal, roll a D6. On a roll of 1-3, the Wild Animal stands still and roars in rage instead, and the action is wasted. A failed roll on a prone Wild Animal will result in the Wild Animal standing in his own square and roaring in rage. Wild Animals do not need to roll to become unstunned. Note that the Wild Animal no longer has to move first and that he can now use assists.
Q: What happens if a Wild Animal is prone - must they roll to stand up?
A: You must firstly declare an action with the Wild Animal. Once you have
declared an action, then roll for Wild Animal. If the roll is failed, the player will stand up and their action will be completed. If they succeed the roll, they can take the desired action as normal..
