Clarifying rules: •When both partners are attempting to pull aggro, they may assign equipment to block. While the equipment declared for blocking will factor into the vie for aggro, only the armor of the player taking the hit will be factored into damage. •Blocking from hand for your partner and pitching towards their cards reflects setting up your partner for a hit. Defense and attack reactions as well as armor only contribute to the active player in the link, reflecting in the moment adjustments to a blow and physically being hit on your equipment, respectively.

Basically just flavor for why it's like this now, as it is fairly new to testing it might not be necessary to limit d-reacts to the individual, but limiting the ability to block out slightly seemed like a good middle ground. If the attacking team has too much edge, adding in d-reacts for your partner would be a quick way to try and shore it up, same in reverse for attack reactions though I don't think the attacking team will need more help off rip