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P.S. We need pictures. (...so I can convince more players to make the trip next year. :Robot1:)

I think I speak for all of the Belgian players here when I say we had a great time. We'll be back next year, stealing your trophies, bringing you proper beer, and killing your Pandoras.

Fast doesn't stack, so no; Lenny gets a maximum of 3 AP.

If you want to keep with the theme I strongly suggest the Exorcist. A Guardian is also a good choice, since he also has (0) Disrupt Magic and can really help to keep Sonnia in one piece. A Pale Rider could also be an option; he's more mobile than your typical Guild minion and is good for hunting down stragglers, cowards and lone objective grabbers. He is a bit more costly though (both SS-wise and $-wise).

My bad. I was going on an older ruling and must've missed your reply.

This is incorrect. If you miss with the shield it's the shield's special ability that inflicts damage, not the strike.

No, I believe Ratty said he only healed the amount of actual wounds inflicted. No time to go digging for that post now though, and I think the ruling might be based on intent and contradict the card.

Option 1.

Companion falls under the simultaneous activation rules. It doesn't require the models in the companion chain to be friendly, but you still have to able to activate the models in question as per the normal activation rules. (The only way I know of to activate an enemy model is through the use of certain spells (like Override Edict and Alpha).)

Since you can't activate an enemy model you can't companion with it either.

The Companion rule doesn't say anything about models having to be friendly, so it's perfectly legit to use companion with prosecuted models.

I think the Austringer's good, but slightly overrated. Nino is always good and rarely fails to repay his points cost (twice over). They make for a good duo though, if you can spare the SS.

I love her totem. Awesome (0) action, and you really want a model with Magical Extension when playing Justice. As for minions, I rarely play Death Marshals (cover is their bane) and tend to load up on Witchlings instead. The Judge and the Executioner fill a similar role, so I'd advise replacing one of them with a Guardian, Nino or Santiago or something like that instead. Also, Justice likes her soulstones, and a high(ish) :masks in hand.

Page 51, under spell range: "Spells that target the caster have a range of C." So yes, they do target.

From memory, not sure about the wording anymore, but I was under the impression that one model able to hire a totem couldn't do so if you wanted to hire an effigy. I don't recall anything about summoning other totems afterward.