Hawk Eye vs. Perfect Dodge

[ClaireAbigail]

I think, the bard won't miss but the ninja will dodge it. It's like let's say that I try to shoot an arrow at you and it didn't hit you, I missed. But if I shot an arrow at you and you dodged it, technically I didn't miss because you moved out of the way. Then again....idk how you can test your theory....it's pretty hard to test it in frontlines lol. I guess try it in wolves den?

[Kuroyasha]

If Hawk Eye guarantees that all attacks land, and Perfect Dodge guarantees you dodge one physical attack, does this mean the Bard hits or does the Ninja dodge?

[Shikiseki]

I think Hawk Eye just invisibly raises your accuracy to max. That means you won't miss a level 100 monster and someone with Featherfoot.

Perfect Dodge + Manawall will not prevent the user for being hit. It will still result into 0 damage though

[Anatha]

It's not "unstoppable force" it's "irresistable force".

[Percimont]

It's not "unstoppable force" it's "irresistable force".

Totally off-topic, but I'm mesmerized by your sig, Anatha. What's it from?

[Coatl]

Totally off-topic, but I'm mesmerized by your sig, Anatha. What's it from?

Google Mememe and it's like the first link.

[Percimont]

Google Mememe and it's like the first link.

Thanks! /10char

[Wadoka]

Paradox, force infinity.

Like the time someone asked "What happens if two Paladins use Cover on each other? Who gets the damage?"

[Alistaire]

Paradox, force infinity.

Like the time someone asked "What happens if two Paladins use Cover on each other? Who gets the damage?"

And then what happens here?!?

[Hulan]

In response to the above posts: The first PLD to use cover takes the damage, sadly. I ran this experiment over several variations on the theme haha.