Members in my group have gotten into a few small hypothetical discussions on how Spray and Splitting Actions works in certain cases.
Splitting Actions
This is the big one. It is basically written that every rank of spray lets you use an extra set of matches for free. If you split actions exclusively using a part with spray (which is, take 2 actions with a spray bit), do you drop a die and then use another set of matches on top of that if applicable (That is, splitting actions with Spray x1 lets you drop a die to use 3 sets)?
Additionally, how do you count splitting actions if using multiple parts with spray? Do you count the spray numbers from both parts and add sets equal to those (splitting actions on 2 parts with spray x1 would potentially allow you to use 4 sets)?
With Awesome x2
The way we've played it for a while is that splitting actions with multiple Awesome x2 locations basically allows you to set 2 dice after the roll only to create matches for each part. That is 2, different locations following a 0,3,4,5,5,9 roll could make 2x10 and 3x5 (or 2x9 if you want higher rolls).
One player realized that following this, they could potentially split actions multiple times with the same Awesome x2 location and split actions until they have just slightly over half the dice needed to make a match on everything. Obviously this was vetoed by the GM for being munckinly as all getup, but it prompted some discussion.
The way that I've looked at this one is to go to Wild Talents and just treat Awesome x2 as a wiggle die. Splitting actions with 2 abilities with 1wd apiece would give you 2wd to the total roll if I recall correctly. However, splitting further actions on top of that would not add further wd. Does this sound correct?
Thanks.
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