When declaring attacks, a player has the option of stating an attack is Fast, Slow, or Normal.Dice pools are rolled as normal.

Using the defence modification listed above, the defender only has to beat or tie the attacker's height (not width) to get gobble dice. The defender gets the normal gobble dice for dodges and blocks. If the attacker's set is "gobbled" to the point where the set is broken, the attack fails as normal.

After dodging and blocking is done, you resolve attacks in the resolution phase.
- Normal attacks are resolved as per the usual rules.
- Fast attacks are treated as one width higher for the purpose of timing during resolution.
- Slow attacks are treated as one width lower for the purpose of timing during
resolution. A slow attack with a width of 2 is treated as a width of 1 for timing purposes (thus it is resolved after all width 2 attacks).

Apply damage.
- Normal attacks apply damage normally.
- Fast attacks are treated as having a width 1 lower than their set for damage purposes.
- Slow attacks are treated as having a width 1 greater than their set for damage purposes.

Example: The Weasel is attacked by two corporate ninjas. The Big Ninja makes a slow attack. The Small Ninja does a fast attack. The Weasel attempts to dodge and counter attack.

The Big Ninja rolled a 3x4. The Small Ninja rolled a 3x5. Bad luck for the Weasel! The Weasel rolled a 2x9 and a 2x7. He uses the 2x7 as his defence set, and his 2x9 as the attack set.

The Weasel has two gobble dice. He decides to gobble one dice from each of the Ninja. Before applying fast and slow modifiers, the Big Ninja has a gobbled result of 2x4, and the Small Ninja a 2x5.

Now the fast and slow attacks are modified. The Big Ninja's attack is considered to have a width of 1 for timing purposes and a width of 3 for damage. The Small Ninjas's attack is treated as having a width of 3 for timing and 1 for attack.

So, the Small Ninja's attack hits the Weasel first for 1 Shock and 1 Killing. Then the Weasel's attack lands on the Big Ninja for 2 Shock and 2 Killing. Assuming the Big Ninja is still conscious, his blow lands last for 3 Shock and 3 Killing.

Of course the Weasel could have played this differently. He could have used his two gobble dice to spoil the Big Ninja's attack. The Small Ninja would still hit first, but with only 1 width in damage. Or he could have spoiled the Small Ninja's attack and hope that his own hit on the Big Ninja would be enough to knock Big Ninja out of the fight.