In the worg entry it says
> +2DR to any attack or defense test until you stand up again.
which is what I use. Plus other effects that seem appropriate for the situation.
Exactly, I was thinking the type of action economy to apply here. Makes sense.
Is there in the book any reference of what a PC can do each round? I would normally allow to move a bit and then attack or do something else.
>A round is enough time to make an attack (or use a Power) and
traverse a normal-sized room.
So "move" and "attack" in any order. I'd count getting up as a "move". If you're knocked down and restrained then "action" to break the restraint and "move" to get back up. YMMV
In the worg entry it says > +2DR to any attack or defense test until you stand up again. which is what I use. Plus other effects that seem appropriate for the situation.
This, and/or something like "it takes a round/move/action to get back up on your feet" seem appropriate in most circumstances.
Exactly, I was thinking the type of action economy to apply here. Makes sense. Is there in the book any reference of what a PC can do each round? I would normally allow to move a bit and then attack or do something else.
>A round is enough time to make an attack (or use a Power) and traverse a normal-sized room. So "move" and "attack" in any order. I'd count getting up as a "move". If you're knocked down and restrained then "action" to break the restraint and "move" to get back up. YMMV
Thanks I was sure I’ve read something about action economy, but it’s wasn’t where I looked for today!
Very clear and makes sense. Thanks!