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A [[V9: Valid Strikes|valid strike]] that hits multiple unique [[V9: Hit Locations| Hit Locations]] at the same time will count as a hit to each location struck (except where [[V9: Torso Priority| Torso Priority]] would take effect). Each point of contact must meet the requirements for a valid strike. | A [[V9: Valid Strikes|valid strike]] that hits multiple unique [[V9: Hit Locations| Hit Locations]] at the same time will count as a hit to each location struck (except where [[V9: Torso Priority| Torso Priority]] would take effect). Each point of contact must meet the requirements for a valid strike. | ||
*For example, a Trident that strikes both of Phineas’ legs with a single stab will count as a hit to each leg. | *For example, a Trident that strikes both of Phineas’ legs with a single stab will count as a hit to each leg. | ||
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Multiple Points of Contact
A valid strike that hits multiple unique Hit Locations at the same time will count as a hit to each location struck (except where Torso Priority would take effect). Each point of contact must meet the requirements for a valid strike.
- For example, a Trident that strikes both of Phineas’ legs with a single stab will count as a hit to each leg.
A single weapon cannot strike the same Hit Location more than once per attack, regardless of how many individual points of contact it makes.
- For example, a Trident that strikes Phieneas’ right leg with all three “points” of the Trident will only count as a single hit.
