by Galandil
DaviddesJ wrote:
Galandil wrote:
"Each point of Block higher than needed" is obviously referred to Step 6, which is the only step that defines how much Block value you need, so the answer in this case is 1 point of Block remaining.
"It's obvious that I'm right and you're wrong" isn't much of an argument.
The card refers to "Block points", not "total Block value".
Yours is neither, you insist to transform Block points into something that isn't "Block points".
When you divide 10 liters by a raw number, say 2, you don't get "5 something", you get "5 liters".
Why don't you want to apply this (Occam suggested, btw) propriety even to Block points? 10 physical Block points are divided by 2 against a Fire Attack and they become something else? X points become X/2 Block value, so the value is represented by something else than points?
However, ofc do as you wish, if you want to add some more bookkeeping in this particular case, you're welcome. I won't, for sure. :)