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Say a character declares a beam attack that can affect 3 characters, Nick Jr, Taskmaster and Bucky. First off I need to understand how the beam attack sequence actually plays out, is it; A- All three are selected as targets in step 2a of the attack chart? OR B- The attack chart breaks off into three different instances (one for each character) so the attacker then goes to step 2a for target 1, resolve the attack for that character, then come back around to step 2a for the second target, so on and so forth? Once the above gets clarified I then need to understand when exactly I am allowed to play Sacrifice In scenario A, I am allowed to play Sacrifice during step 2d. after all three characters have been targeted simultaneously correct? In scenario B, I have to wait until the character I want to sacrifice for becomes the target of the beam attack and then play Sacrifice during that attacks' step 2d correct? Now for the doozey of a question, Both Photographic Reflexes and Intuitive Pattern Recognition stipulate that "If the attacker has already targeted (Step 2a) this character with an attack this turn..." and " has already targeted (Step 2a) this character with an attack this turn..." respectively. Does this mean that using Sacrifice to redirect an attack onto Taskmaster would; in Scenario A, assuming the Sacrifice attack resolves before any other, does Photographic Reflexes get to roll 6 dice instead of 4 and did Pattern Recognition get to add 2 dice to the defense roll? in Scenario B, assuming targets were in the following order 1-Nick Jr. 2-Taskmaster 3-Bucky, Sacrifice redirects Nick's attack to Taskmaster but since he hasn't been Targeted yet none of the bonuses will apply until attack number 2 when Taskmaster becomes targeted by the beam attack? -
If Taskmaster is targeted by an attack from Hawkeye and plays Sacrifice to change the target to another ally, is he still considered to have been targeted by an attack for Intuitive Pattern Recognition if Hawkeye decides to attack him with his second action? -
When Taskmaster declares a mnemonic technique attack to a modal and then the attack is moved to another modal through the use of an effect like Bodyguard, too dangerous to ignore, sacrifice or any other effect that moves the attack. does the attack from Taskmaster use the physical defence of the original target or the new one ? What is the timing there ?? -
If taskmaster is targeted for an attack and Capt America takes the hit with bodyguard, then Taskmaster is targeted again by an attack but it is not bodyguarded this time. would Taskmaster roll an addition two dice due to "intuitive pattern recognition" and would "photographic reflexes" roll 6 dice ? Bodyguard does say "when a allied character withing 2 is targeted" Intuitive pattern recognition says "already been targeted" Photographic reflexes says "if the attacker has already targeted" this would imply that Taskmaster has been targeted even though he did not take the attack itself he would still benefit from those superpower ? thanks for your help.
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When Captain America and or Winter Solider are targeted by Mnemonic Technique while full filling the conditions of Till the End of the Line. Does Taskmaster add the combined defense value to the attack or would it only add the base defense of one of the characters? -
I have seen answered elsewhere that if for example, Winter Soldier used Red Fury, and followed it up with a free Assault rifle, and a extra proc off of that, someone like Venom would not respond with So Many Snacks till after all 3 attacks finished. I follow that. What I want to clarify is a situation like this: Say it's still W.Soldier, but it's Taskmaster with his Photographic Reflexes. WS does the same 3 attacks off of 1 action chain as above.. When all 3 are finished, would Taskmaster then be able to use P.Reflexes 3 times in a row? If so, would you be responding to the 3rd attack first, or the 1st? This matters because of the 4/6 dice difference on Taskmaster. So please clarify if it is 3 responses, would you be rolling 4-6-6?, 6-6-4? In a situation like this, would Taskmaster's controller have to pay and announce his intent to use P.Reflexes after each of Soldier's attacks, or could he wait till it was his turn to use responses and then announce and pay for all 3? Thank you for your time. -
1. Does thrown terrain from a super power count as an enemy effect or attack? 2. Specifically, if Taskmaster is hit with a piece of terrain thrown by an enemy super power would this allow him to activate any of his defensive abilities? 3. Also would he gain energy from any damage he takes?
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Good afternoon, I am posting this question to clarify the effect of TaskMaster's attached Mnemonic Technique against foes like Magneto or Ebony Maw. If the opponents use their Mystic defense reactive super power does that mean TaskMaster uses their Mystic defense to add additional dice or does the attack still only use the character's Physical defense dice total? Thank you, John -
I will just describe what happened in my game. Killmonger moves and attacks taskmaster (no charge). Both Killmonger(Cruelty) and Taskmaster(Photographic reflexes) want to respond to the end of the attack. Rules state attacking character does this first. Killmonger responds with Cruelty Tactics Card. Immediately initiating another attack. Taskmaster lives and wants to respond to that attack also (with photographic reflexes). So according to what im understanding thus far. I would think that both photographic reflexes trigger after all killmonger attacks are resolved. But one thing I was struggling with was how many dice are rolled for those reflexes. Is it 4 in response to first attack and 6 for the second. Or because he was targeted twice before getting to actually respond does he get 6 dice twice? -
I know this was answered on facebook before, but I cant find it here. If you attack taskmaster once and they trigger Photographic Reflexes how many dice do? The wording as is, the character has already attakced Taskmaster once, and so it implies it should be six dice.
