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This is related to ticket 30378 that also suggested some terminology changes. These terminology changes would need to be coordinated across the game text, the Rules Summary, and the PDF instructions, so I am presenting them in reports instead of in the translation system.

Currently, "critical attack" is used to refer to two completely separate things, the hex action that only results in 2 damage upon a successful accuracy roll, and the dice result that results in 2 damage regardless of the accuracy roll. I suggest distinguishing these with separate terms, specifically by changing the hex action term to "dual attack." Generally, in dice rolling games, a "critical attack" is not a type of attack, but a result from an attack. So "critical attack" should be reserved for the dice result.

In contrast, "dual attack" would intuitively refer to a type of attack. And "dual attack" intuitively means two attacks occurring at once, subject to the same rules as a single attack. (Alternatively, I considered "double attack," but I prefer "dual attack" because it sounds like two linked, simultaneous attacks, which properly suggests double the firepower, whereas "double attack" might lead to the misconception that two separate, sequential rolls would occur, which would be incorrect.)

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This is related to ticket 30378 that also suggested some terminology changes. These terminology changes would need to be coordinated across the game text, the Rules Summary, and the PDF instructions, so I am presenting them in reports instead of in the translation system.

Currently, "critical attack" is used to refer to two completely separate things, the hex action that only results in 2 damage upon a successful accuracy roll, and the dice result that results in 2 damage regardless of the accuracy roll. I suggest distinguishing these with separate terms, specifically by changing the hex action term to "dual attack." Generally, in dice rolling games, a "critical attack" is not a type of attack, but a result from an attack. So "critical attack" should be reserved for the dice result.

In contrast, "dual attack" would intuitively refer to a type of attack. And "dual attack" intuitively means two attacks occurring at once, subject to the same rules as a single attack. (Alternatively, I considered "double attack," but I prefer "dual attack" because it sounds like two linked, simultaneous attacks, which properly suggests double the firepower, whereas "double attack" might lead to the misconception that two separate, sequential rolls would occur, which would be incorrect.)

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This is related to ticket 30378 that also suggested some terminology changes. These terminology changes would need to be coordinated across the game text, the Rules Summary, and the PDF instructions, so I am presenting them in reports instead of in the translation system.

Currently, "critical attack" is used to refer to two completely separate things, the hex action that only results in 2 damage upon a successful accuracy roll, and the dice result that results in 2 damage regardless of the accuracy roll. I suggest distinguishing these with separate terms, specifically by changing the hex action term to "dual attack." Generally, in dice rolling games, a "critical attack" is not a type of attack, but a result from an attack. So "critical attack" should be reserved for the dice result.

In contrast, "dual attack" would intuitively refer to a type of attack. And "dual attack" intuitively means two attacks occurring at once, subject to the same rules as a single attack. (Alternatively, I considered "double attack," but I prefer "dual attack" because it sounds like two linked, simultaneous attacks, which properly suggests double the firepower, whereas "double attack" might lead to the misconception that two separate, sequential rolls would occur, which would be incorrect.)

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This is related to ticket 30378 that also suggested some terminology changes. These terminology changes would need to be coordinated across the game text, the Rules Summary, and the PDF instructions, so I am presenting them in reports instead of in the translation system.

Currently, "critical attack" is used to refer to two completely separate things, the hex action that only results in 2 damage upon a successful accuracy roll, and the dice result that results in 2 damage regardless of the accuracy roll. I suggest distinguishing these with separate terms, specifically by changing the hex action term to "dual attack." Generally, in dice rolling games, a "critical attack" is not a type of attack, but a result from an attack. So "critical attack" should be reserved for the dice result.

In contrast, "dual attack" would intuitively refer to a type of attack. And "dual attack" intuitively means two attacks occurring at once, subject to the same rules as a single attack. (Alternatively, I considered "double attack," but I prefer "dual attack" because it sounds like two linked, simultaneous attacks, which properly suggests double the firepower, whereas "double attack" might lead to the misconception that two separate, sequential rolls would occur, which would be incorrect.)

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This is related to ticket 30378 that also suggested some terminology changes. These terminology changes would need to be coordinated across the game text, the Rules Summary, and the PDF instructions, so I am presenting them in reports instead of in the translation system.

Currently, "critical attack" is used to refer to two completely separate things, the hex action that only results in 2 damage upon a successful accuracy roll, and the dice result that results in 2 damage regardless of the accuracy roll. I suggest distinguishing these with separate terms, specifically by changing the hex action term to "dual attack." Generally, in dice rolling games, a "critical attack" is not a type of attack, but a result from an attack. So "critical attack" should be reserved for the dice result.

In contrast, "dual attack" would intuitively refer to a type of attack. And "dual attack" intuitively means two attacks occurring at once, subject to the same rules as a single attack. (Alternatively, I considered "double attack," but I prefer "dual attack" because it sounds like two linked, simultaneous attacks, which properly suggests double the firepower, whereas "double attack" might lead to the misconception that two separate, sequential rolls would occur, which would be incorrect.)

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This is related to ticket 30378 that also suggested some terminology changes. These terminology changes would need to be coordinated across the game text, the Rules Summary, and the PDF instructions, so I am presenting them in reports instead of in the translation system.

Currently, "critical attack" is used to refer to two completely separate things, the hex action that only results in 2 damage upon a successful accuracy roll, and the dice result that results in 2 damage regardless of the accuracy roll. I suggest distinguishing these with separate terms, specifically by changing the hex action term to "dual attack." Generally, in dice rolling games, a "critical attack" is not a type of attack, but a result from an attack. So "critical attack" should be reserved for the dice result.

In contrast, "dual attack" would intuitively refer to a type of attack. And "dual attack" intuitively means two attacks occurring at once, subject to the same rules as a single attack. (Alternatively, I considered "double attack," but I prefer "dual attack" because it sounds like two linked, simultaneous attacks, which properly suggests double the firepower, whereas "double attack" might lead to the misconception that two separate, sequential rolls would occur, which would be incorrect.)

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This is related to ticket 30378 that also suggested some terminology changes. These terminology changes would need to be coordinated across the game text, the Rules Summary, and the PDF instructions, so I am presenting them in reports instead of in the translation system.

Currently, "critical attack" is used to refer to two completely separate things, the hex action that only results in 2 damage upon a successful accuracy roll, and the dice result that results in 2 damage regardless of the accuracy roll. I suggest distinguishing these with separate terms, specifically by changing the hex action term to "dual attack." Generally, in dice rolling games, a "critical attack" is not a type of attack, but a result from an attack. So "critical attack" should be reserved for the dice result.

In contrast, "dual attack" would intuitively refer to a type of attack. And "dual attack" intuitively means two attacks occurring at once, subject to the same rules as a single attack. (Alternatively, I considered "double attack," but I prefer "dual attack" because it sounds like two linked, simultaneous attacks, which properly suggests double the firepower, whereas "double attack" might lead to the misconception that two separate, sequential rolls would occur, which would be incorrect.)

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This is related to ticket 30378 that also suggested some terminology changes. These terminology changes would need to be coordinated across the game text, the Rules Summary, and the PDF instructions, so I am presenting them in reports instead of in the translation system.

Currently, "critical attack" is used to refer to two completely separate things, the hex action that only results in 2 damage upon a successful accuracy roll, and the dice result that results in 2 damage regardless of the accuracy roll. I suggest distinguishing these with separate terms, specifically by changing the hex action term to "dual attack." Generally, in dice rolling games, a "critical attack" is not a type of attack, but a result from an attack. So "critical attack" should be reserved for the dice result.

In contrast, "dual attack" would intuitively refer to a type of attack. And "dual attack" intuitively means two attacks occurring at once, subject to the same rules as a single attack. (Alternatively, I considered "double attack," but I prefer "dual attack" because it sounds like two linked, simultaneous attacks, which properly suggests double the firepower, whereas "double attack" might lead to the misconception that two separate, sequential rolls would occur, which would be incorrect.)

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This is related to ticket 30378 that also suggested some terminology changes. These terminology changes would need to be coordinated across the game text, the Rules Summary, and the PDF instructions, so I am presenting them in reports instead of in the translation system.

Currently, "critical attack" is used to refer to two completely separate things, the hex action that only results in 2 damage upon a successful accuracy roll, and the dice result that results in 2 damage regardless of the accuracy roll. I suggest distinguishing these with separate terms, specifically by changing the hex action term to "dual attack." Generally, in dice rolling games, a "critical attack" is not a type of attack, but a result from an attack. So "critical attack" should be reserved for the dice result.

In contrast, "dual attack" would intuitively refer to a type of attack. And "dual attack" intuitively means two attacks occurring at once, subject to the same rules as a single attack. (Alternatively, I considered "double attack," but I prefer "dual attack" because it sounds like two linked, simultaneous attacks, which properly suggests double the firepower, whereas "double attack" might lead to the misconception that two separate, sequential rolls would occur, which would be incorrect.)

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• Please explain your suggestion precisely and concisely so that it's as easy as possible to understand what you mean.

This is related to ticket 30378 that also suggested some terminology changes. These terminology changes would need to be coordinated across the game text, the Rules Summary, and the PDF instructions, so I am presenting them in reports instead of in the translation system.

Currently, "critical attack" is used to refer to two completely separate things, the hex action that only results in 2 damage upon a successful accuracy roll, and the dice result that results in 2 damage regardless of the accuracy roll. I suggest distinguishing these with separate terms, specifically by changing the hex action term to "dual attack." Generally, in dice rolling games, a "critical attack" is not a type of attack, but a result from an attack. So "critical attack" should be reserved for the dice result.

In contrast, "dual attack" would intuitively refer to a type of attack. And "dual attack" intuitively means two attacks occurring at once, subject to the same rules as a single attack. (Alternatively, I considered "double attack," but I prefer "dual attack" because it sounds like two linked, simultaneous attacks, which properly suggests double the firepower, whereas "double attack" might lead to the misconception that two separate, sequential rolls would occur, which would be incorrect.)

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