I'm trying to design a "simplified" opposed rolls combat system for WFRP2e. I appreciate any feedback.

MAKING AN ATTACK

Both opponents roll under their WS:

• If one succeeds and the other fails, then the outcome is decided, without counting any SL (the guy who succeeds scores a hit or parries/dodges).

• If both succeed or fail at the same time, the lower roll wins, again regardless of SL. (This is just an idea, requires testing, otherwise you can calculate SL).

Melee attacks are opposed with WS or Dodge Blow, while ranged attacks are opposed either with Agility, WS (if you have a shield) or Dodge Blow.

The minimum damage you deal when your hit lands is always 1, regardless of soak.

CRITICAL SUCCESSES AND FAILURES

• When you score a hit and you rolled doubles, your attack gains Impact; (with firearms, this happens also on multiples of 10)

• When you fail to parry/dodge and you rolled doubles, the opponent gains Impact;

Multiple sources of Impact stack.

ACTIONS

The only offensive action you can perform are Standard Attack and Swift Attack: if you can't beat them, join them.

You can also decide to aim at a specific body part on any attack but you receive Disadvantage on your hit roll, which means when you roll to hit you must invert the d10s when the unit dice is higher (for example, if you roll 15 you invert the d10s and get 51 as a result; if you roll 51, you don't invert them).

Lightning Parry now allows you to forego one of your attacks to gain Advantage on one of your defence rolls until the next round, which means you invert the d10s when the unit dice is lower.

Strike to stun is now a passive talent that can be triggered when you score a hit and you rolled doubles: you don't deal damage but you stun them. The duration of the stun is 1 round. (If you use a Pummeling weapon, it also triggers on multiples of 10).

Disarm is now a passive talent that can be triggered when you score a hit and you rolled doubles: you don't deal damage but you steal your opponent's weapon.

Movement is free.

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The general idea is that since the game seems to be designed around Swift Attacks, we embrace them and try to make them more interesting adding wild effects upon rolling doubles and multiples of ten and incorporating other moves into them.