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Yes, you can keep control of the objective even if you do not have a character within range 1.
If you are controlling an objective, you do not need a character to stay within range one. You will still control it if you move the character away.(Page 12, bottom left paragraph of the Core rules)
Pay close attention to the wording of the crisis card though. Some objectives are controlled and some objectives are only secured(which does require you to stay within range 1).
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This is covered by a question from the FAQ
The location of the beam stays the same and doesn’t change. All characters that were in the beam originally are still in the beam.
Let us know if this doesn’t cover all point of your question!
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4 hours ago, bigwebb24 said:
Cool so your saying kingpin in the picture is, Ok?
The picture isn’t at the best angle for me to be able to comment.
4 hours ago, bigwebb24 said:Also what do you mean by the outermost edges like a top down look?
Yes
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The rules say a model must not be partially overlapping a piece of terrain.
The official stance is to define the terrain by its outermost edges rather than subdividing it, but it should always be a conversation between players to ensure you are on the same page.
Keep in mind as well that you can always play the terrain in whatever way makes sense to your play group.
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47 minutes ago, AgroKnight said:
difference of step 2 and 3
Step 2 is cleanup phase player effects like the Tactics cards To Ash and Cinder or Cloning banks.
Step 3 is non-player effects, such as cleanup phase crisis effects like the damage from the gamma wave sweeps across Midwest crisis card
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8 minutes ago, AgroKnight said:
How do you choose which crisis to resolve first? I have an instance for example where. Gamma wave would give 1 damage to a player holding a hammer (or any token really).
Victory points are scored in step 1 and crisis effects are resolved in step 3.
So, just to be clear, victory points are scored well before you would suffer damage from being outside of a gamma shelter.
The player with priority will determine which crisis cards effects resolve first and then resolve them on their characters, then the opponent will resolve them on their characters.
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Yes, you may bodyguard a character that has itself just used bodyguard.
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They are not intended for use outside of the Infinity War League event.
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34 minutes ago, Marvelboy74 said:
is a defending roll is the same thing of a dodge roll
No, a dodge roll is not a defence roll.
34 minutes ago, Marvelboy74 said:does she can dodge or does she take the full damages without dodging
Yes she can dodge because doomed prophecy doesn’t affect dodge rolls.
34 minutes ago, Marvelboy74 said:damages are litteraly physical attacks
A collision does not count as physical attack.
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18 hours ago, Marvelboy74 said:
does Incinerate has an effect on character who has used Doomed Prophecy
It can, depending on the type of defense roll being made.
It doesn't have any impact on the defending character when they are being attacked by a physical attack because they don't roll defense dice against physical attacks
It will remove a die from its defense rolls when it is defending against an energy or mystic attack.
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Yes, you may draw LOS to the characters that played the Web Barrier card.
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9 hours ago, Sleboda said:
Is there a subtlety of the rules we're missing that makes calling out one type of modification and not others important?
No, there is no particular subtlety your missing with that rule. Rules may have reminder text included in them at times.
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On 1/17/2022 at 1:57 PM, GhostDeer said:
Follow up: If Hood was base to base with Venom, could he then draw LOS to Venom?
No
On 1/26/2022 at 11:36 PM, JerBear_IRL said:Would this also mean that because he in in the web barrier a movement tool could not be used to move him out of it? Would this basically make a character stuck in place for that round?
No. You would still be able to perform a Climb.
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They do not need to stay within range 3 of Gambit, they gain the superpower when the card is played and their position in relation to him has no bearing on it past when the card is played.
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On 1/26/2022 at 7:22 PM, ftrchssmtr said:
If Deadpool's player decides not to advance, does Dance Party not inflict damage to all characters within Range 2?
Correct! If Deadpool doesn't perform the advance, the damage portion of the rule does not come into effect.
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Analyse and Annihilate is the attacker rerolling their own attack dice, which occurs in step 9.a.i of the Attack Timing Sequence.
Tiny Superhero is the defender rerolling their own defense dice, which occurs in step 9.a.ii of the Attack Timing Sequence.
This means Ultron must reroll his attack dice before Ant-Man rerolls his defense dice.
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Nothing has changed from the core rules requirement that the tool must be centered on the attacking characters base when making a beam attack.
Blue is not a legal placement of the tool for the purposes of measuring a beam attack coming from any of those characters.
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39 minutes ago, JerBear_IRL said:
Could you clarify why superpowers affecting next attack would be used/wasted if the attack is not considered to have gone off?
I think the below portion is where there seems to be some confusion.
QuoteNegoldar said "No. The attack never resolves (step 14) in this scenario so So Many Snacks cannot be used. This applies to single target attacks as well."
"The attack never resolves" does not mean "the attack wasn't used".
Notice the reference to "Step 14", which is the specific timing step that covers "After the attack is resolved" effects. The attack was used, it just ends early before it reaches that step.
Is that the spot you were questioning? Does that help clarify?
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Life Saver and Escort to Safety can end an attack in progress if you meet their specific criteria.
If you satisfy the conditions to end the attack, the attacking character has still made that attack though. It doesn’t matter whether it was ended early or whether it went through all of the timing steps.
This means if it was a once per activation attack, the character can’t make the attack again. It also means if you had used a superpower that affected the next attack, that superpower has also been used.
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The power is paid when you play the card.
The power gain rule and the rule allowing you to transform are both “after the attack is resolved” rules on Pym particle punch.
Since they share the same timing, you get to decide in which order you resolve them.
This means yes, you can choose to resolve the power gain prior to resolving the change size.
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2 hours ago, Matthews1802 said:
Yes I am, sorry.
Nothing to be sorry about!
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A character within range of Loki's God of Mischief superpower attempts to use an active or reactive power. They spend one power before using the power.
If they now do not have the power to use the superpower they intended to use, what happens to that power they already spent?
Because using the superpower is a requirement of paying the one power, if a player cannot do both, they can do neither.
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A character within range of Loki's God of Mischief superpower attempts to use an active or reactive power. They spend one power before using the power.
If they now do not have the power to use the superpower they intended to use, what happens to that power they already spent?
When the bases goes over the edge of a terrain
in Marvel: Crisis Protocol Rules Questions
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Page 15 of the core rules say “A character cannot end a movement with its base partially overlapping a terrain feature – its base must be entirely on top of or not overlapping the terrain feature to end its movement”.
That base appears to not be entirely on top of the terrain feature, which would mean it couldn’t end a movement there.