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The resolution of disputes through dueling is a central part of [[Rokugan]]i culture, and duels are an important game concept in [[L5R]], dating all the way back to [http://l5r.wikia.com/wiki/Imperial_Edition_CCG_set Imperial Edition] of the [[CCG]]. In a duel a single [[character]] is pitted against a single opposing character, all as part of a single [[action]]. This stands in contrast to a [[conflict]], which will usually involve multiple characters over multiple actions.
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The resolution of disputes through dueling is a central part of [[Rokugan]]i culture, and duels are an important game concept in [[L5R]], dating all the way back to [http://imperialassembly.com/oracle/#hashid=b69a06f27c6888c3a7ce930c67961f2e,#page=1 Imperial Edition] of the [[CCG]]. In a duel a single [[character]] is pitted against a single opposing character, all as part of a single [[action]]. This stands in contrast to a [[conflict]], which will usually involve multiple characters over multiple actions.
   
 
There are military ({{Military}}) duels and political ({{Political}}) duels.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/boardgames/comments/66ii69/legend_of_five_rings_with_fantasy_flight_games_ama/dgiq0pw/</ref>
 
There are military ({{Military}}) duels and political ({{Political}}) duels.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/boardgames/comments/66ii69/legend_of_five_rings_with_fantasy_flight_games_ama/dgiq0pw/</ref>

Revision as of 23:57, 16 July 2018

The resolution of disputes through dueling is a central part of Rokugani culture, and duels are an important game concept in L5R, dating all the way back to Imperial Edition of the CCG. In a duel a single character is pitted against a single opposing character, all as part of a single action. This stands in contrast to a conflict, which will usually involve multiple characters over multiple actions.

There are military (military) duels and political (Political) duels.[1]

A duel is initiated by certain card effects between two characters.

  • Players use their honor dials to secretly bid a number from one to five.
  • Players simultaneously reveal their selection.
  • The player with the higher bid pays an amount of honor equal to the difference to the lower bidding player.
  • Each player adds the bid to the skill of the character. The player with the higher result wins the duel.

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