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The Weapon Workflow manages making Ranged CombatShadowrun Fifth Edition Core Rulebook and Melee CombatShadowrun Fifth Edition Core Rulebook Attack Tests, along with the associated Defense TestsShadowrun Fifth Edition Core Rulebook and Damage Resistance Tests.

Make sure that all the Actors involved are Weapons, Ammo, and Armor (if they plan to survive, anyway).
Add Tokens for each of the Actors to a Scene.
Identify the target token by hovering over it with the mouse pointer and pressing T.
Next select the target token that you want to hit (by right clicking on it on the scene).
Now click on the icon next to the weapon to start the test.
The system will prompt you for your firing mode and then will roll your attack role. Distance, recoil and other mods from your weapon are automatically applied. A chat card will appear in the chat window showing you the result of the attack.
The attacked player can now click on the 'Defense' button in the card to roll his defense roll. Firing modes, wounds etc. are automatically applied.
Afterwards the attacked player can immediately roll his soak test. Armor piercing from the weapon / ammo automatically reduces his armor value. The result of the soak roll is posted to the chat.
If you want to apply the damage, click on the damage value in the chat card and apply the damage to the character.

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 The [[Weapon Workflow]] manages making Ranged Combat{{source|sr5|page=173}} and Melee Combat{{source|sr5|page=184}} Attack Tests, along with the associated Defense Tests{{source|sr5|page=188}} and Damage Resistance Tests.
-* First, make sure that all the {{Category|Actor}}s involved are {{Item|Weapon}}s, {{Item|Ammo}}, and {{Item|Armor}} (if they plan to survive).
+* Make sure that all the {{Category|Actor}}s involved are {{Item|Weapon}}s, {{Item|Ammo}}, and {{Item|Armor}} (if they plan to survive, anyway).
-* Next select the target token that you want to hit (by right clicking on it on the scene).
+* Add {{foundry|Token|s}} for each of the Actors to a {{foundry|scene}}.
+* Identify the target token by hovering over it with the mouse pointer and pressing <kbd>T</kbd>.
+* Next select the target token that you want to hit (by right clicking on it on the scene).
 * Now click on the icon next to the weapon to start the test.
 * The system will prompt you for your firing mode and then will roll your attack role. Distance, recoil and other mods from your weapon are automatically applied. A chat card will appear in the chat window showing you the result of the attack.