Gain
Hits
Gain and hits are semantically related in accomplish topic. Sometimes you can use "Gain" instead a verb "Hits".
Both words in one sentence
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Brewmaster, a Defense of the Ancients: All-Stars hero, uses his drunkenness to dodge attacks and gain random critical hits from being too inebriated to walk or strike correctly.
Source: Booze-Based Buff -
Charged Attack: Tempo can do this with his staff to gain an extra note when he hits an enemy or Percussiplant.
Source: Video Game / HarmoKnight -
If you have a healer and attacker with several spare staves and weapons, you can trade hits with a (not overpowering) boss and gain experience for participating in combat and healing your attacker.
Source: Video Game / Fire Emblem
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