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That is correct!
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You must choose one Leadership Ability. You may choose to use Killmonger's if you like instead of the normal leadership included in your squad.
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Correct - LOS is not required though if it fits your narrative better to require it you can always choose targets that are in LOS over those that are not.
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Per the Core Rules (Page 5) “can’t or don’t” effects will always override “can or do” effects.
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He will also move S.
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Team Tactic cards may be used with any allied characters - so your buddies can play your Recalibration Matrix. We've always played it as your choice to let them use the cards (So they can't just steal your tactic cards! Rude!).
Squads must be affiliated to include tactic cards that require the affiliation - if the card does not specified affiliated characters then use whatever the card says to see who can play it (Price of Failure is an example of an affiliated tactic card that does not have to be played by a Black Order character.)
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1) Anti-amter cores stay until they are removed by the Crisis Team.
2) You cannot interact with the same objective more than once in a turn per the core rules. So you cannot drop a core and repair a module in the same turn.
3) The Dazed token is removed at the start of the turn. Thanos will still have a full activation that turn.
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Yes, collision damage is part of the effect that caused it, so it can be an enemy effect.
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The Leadership can only be used by the active character - inactive characters cannot be placed. There is no consideration of the starting position other than it is within Range 2 of the chosen character.
This is different from transformation which uses two physically different miniatures. Your confirmation at the end is correct.
Additionally, while Negoldar was correct in the rules as written from the first question that is not how the leadership is intended to work and is an error on our part. Our next FAQ document will clarify that you must choose ANOTHER character to place within Range 1 of and cannot choose your self.
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To reiterate what Negoldar is saying, the above comments are made assuming you are attempting to measure the maximum distance. Things within that distance, as shown in your drawings, are in range as well.
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Because it's only impossible... for now! Who knows what the future may hold.
(bum bum BUMMMM!)
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I think you may be making this more complicated than it is!
You measure with the length of the measuring tool. In the rule book they are (as close as can be expected given human error) centered on the tool, and the tool is touching both bases, so they are in range.
It sounds like you have been playing it correctly the entire time!
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The distance a ranged tool measures is the length of the tool, not the total area of the tool.
This means that the tools length is used, not any point of the tool to any other point of the tool.
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It is giving an example - this can indeed happen in many things such as Leadership abilities, Crisis Cards, and Tactic cards.
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This is included in the FAQ that releases along side Magneto - Each Magneto's rules reference their own Constructs.
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Just within Range 3.
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No, any character with an Uncanny X-Men leadership may play the To Me My X-Men.
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Once a token or effect is in play it remains in play until it expires regardless of the character (or effect) that put it into play leaving the battlefield.
So the token put into play by Mystique's leadership continues to function per the rules on her card and is only removed if the token is contested (per her card). The same is also true for other effects such as Winging It on Star-Lord.
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You would reroll all 7 dice for the reasons you stated.
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It does, yes! All You've Got is a second activation.
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We usually play with them as Size 1 in the office, but as you've said it's really up to the players to determine what size your terrain is.
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Correct, if you placed the movement template in a way that the throw character would move toward Ghost-Spider, they would suffer another collision whether or not they actually moved.
If you placed it away from Ghost-Spider, no collision would occur with her.
I use toward and away here as English terms, not game terms.
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It is removed immediately once the token is contested. The timing is not affected by any friendly characters around the objective.
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The only time you drop objective tokens is when you are Dazed, KO'd, or when a rule specifically tells you to drop them.
Referencing self created objects - clash between magneto ruling and pentagram ruling
in Marvel: Crisis Protocol Rules Questions
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So this one is a little awkward - Generally speaking when game rules are restrictive they will say so. However, we ran into some issues with Magneto's stat card - we had too many cool rules when we went to make the physical stat card. So we originally had language in the rules to address this, but was one of the things removed from the card with the plan of Day 1 clarification on it (which occurred). We opted to go this route rather than remove interesting, fun, and exciting rules from Magneto.