Ludo Chose

When an effect like Sovereign Strike, Punisher's Warzone or Mystique's Expert Sabotage is resolved and multiple characters are damaged, in what order is the damage dealt? Let's imagine a situation where I play Sovereign Strike to inflict two damages on an enemy Bullseye and an enemy Winter Soldier. Bullseye already have two wound tokens, while Winter Soldier only has two powers. I would like to inflict damage to Bullseye first, in order to daze him, because Winter Solder doesn't yet have enough power to trigger Got Your Back and I don't want him gaining two powers from the two damages Sovereign Strike will inflict to him before Bullseye dazes. Am I allowed to resolve it that way?

Then what if the same scenario happens, but slightly earlier, before I finish the Grunts activation? Would I be able to play Sovereign Strike during the Grunts' activation, KO the Grunts before their own activation is over, destroy the terrain piece, place new Grunts on the table and activate the new Grunts right away before activating Ultron, Metal Tyrant? Would the Ultron Drones' activation end as soon as they are KOed, thus starting Ultron, Metal Tyrant's activation right away, before the terrain is destroyed by Sovereign Strike's effect and thus before the new Drones are placed?

I am playing Winter Guard and it is my turn. I want to activate Ultron, Metal Tyrant. I have Ultron Drones on the table without an activated token, so I must activate the grunts first I do my activation with the Ultron Drones. At the end of the activation, the Ultron Drones have at least one wound token on them and are within range 1 of a size 4 or less terrain feature. I put an activated token on the Ultron Drones. After activating the Ultron Drones, but before activating Ultron, Metal Tyrant, I play Sovereign Strike to destroy the terrain next to my Ultron Drones. The Drones suffer two damages and are KOed, then, the terrain feature is destroyed and "I Will Create a Better Age" triggers, allowing me to put the Ultron Drones back in play. These Drones are a different character from the Drones that just got destroyed. As such, these new Drones do no have wound token or an activated token. Next, I would need to resume my turn and activate Ultron, Metal Tyrant. However, I now have grunts without an activated token. What do I do? Do I activate these new Ultron Drones before activating Ultron, Metal Tyrant, giving me essentially two Ultron Drones activations in the same turn?

Daredevil gets attacked by an attack with the Rapid Fire special rule. The Rapid Fire special rule triggers. It is my understanding that the second attack will be resolved before I have a chance to pay for Man Without Fear. Then, after the second attack is resoved, if Daredevil is not dazed or KOed, am I allowed to use Man Without Fear twice, since I was targetted by an attack two time? If I am allowed to use Man Without Fear twice, can I use it once, and then pay for the second one with the power I have gained from the Strike attack of the first one? Which situation is the correct one: 1. After both Rapid Fire attacks are resolved, Daredevil has two powers. Daredevil pays two powers to use Man Without Fear and deals two damage with the Strike attack, gaining two powers. Since he was targetted by two attacks, Daredevil can then spend the two powers he just gained to use Man Without Fear again. 2. After both Rapid Fire attacks are resolved, Daredevil has two powers. He could trigger Man Without Fear twice, but would need to pay for both immediately. Since Daredevil only has two powers, he can only use Man Without Fear once.

"Each player places all Witness/Mist Clouds tokens secured by their opponent within range 2 of their current position. Each token may be placed in this way only once per round. Then each character within range 1 or a Witness/Mist Clouds suffers 1 damage and gains the Stun/Poison special condition." Does the place need to happen first for the damage and condition to occur or are both instances independant from one another? For exemple : If two healty characters, one allied and one enemy, are contesting the objective token, no one is securing it, so the token wouldn't be placed. Since the two characters are still within range 1 of it, do they take the 1 damage and the condition or did the token needed to move first to trigger those effects?

Domino - Things tend to go my way : "Enemy characters do not roll additional dices for critical results in their attack or defense rolls." Hex special condition : "The character doesn't roll additional dice for critical results during attack, defense or dodge rolls." Carnage - Symbiotic Serial Killer : "The defending character does not add dice to its defense roll for critical results." Because of the slightly different wording on Carnage's innate ("add dice" instead of "roll additional dice"), a friend of mine is telling me that a character targeted by Carnage doesn't count critical results as successes when defending. Can you confirm or deny this? Thank you for your time.

What does this means for Thanos and Power of the Cosmos? Thanos' full name on his character card is "Thanos, the Mad Titan", yet Power of the Cosmos mentions only "Thanos". Is this an oversight? Is the comma important in that case? (On another note, unless I'm misreading something, Thanos, Chosen of Death can't bring team tactic cards with him, so he would be unable to use Power of the Cosmos either way.)

For effects requiring a specific named characters, does the character's name needs to be an exact match or is having the required name as a part of the character's name enough?

Domino's Probability Manipulation states : "For each power spent, this character may treat one failure as a critical for the remainder of the attack." Since you need to use this superpower before adding dices for critical, is it right to think you could pay more power than you have failures in your initial roll in case you end up rolling more failures during the modification steps? Let's say, I roll 2 failures and two blanks. I pay 3 powers to use Probability Manipulation, then those two failures explode as if they were crits. If I get a third failure in those additional rolls (or from other rerolls I might have from other effects), can I convert it into a success because I paid 3 originally?

Let's say my Nebula is doing her Strike attack against Thanos or another big potato. My main goal is to get a Wild and inflict Shock and I'm willing to sacrifice potential damage dices to do so. Thanos is contesting an objective, so Nebula can reroll as many dices as she wants thanks to her Assassin innate superpower. I roll 2 Hits and 2 Blanks. Which of the following scenario is the correct one? : 1) I can choose to reroll the two blanks first. Then, if I don't get a Wild, I can reroll one Hit and if I still don't get a Wild, I can reroll the other Hit. 2) I must reroll all dices together and cannot wait to see the result of some of the rerolls before choosing to reroll more dices.

"Before rolling attack of defense dice you may use this power. During this attack, this character adds blanks in its attack or defense rolls to its total succcesses." If Loki is defending against an attack, since the attacker rolls first, do Loki gets to use this reactive superpower before or after the attacker's roll?