Ama no Zako obeyed a model to take a 1 AP action that cannot declare triggers. The obeyed model was an oni within asami's 1 AP charge bubble. The oni took the 1 AP charge action.
Here is the question: are the two 1 AP close attacks resulting from the charge able to declare triggers? Couldn't find an exact scenario in FAQ. During the game, we decided the intent of the rule is no triggers can be declared. However, an argument can also be made that the attacks can declare triggers because the obeyed 1 AP action was the charge action during which no triggers were declared. The two close attacks would then fall under the actions causing actions call out box and be independent of the first AP such that the no trigger clause from Ama's obey do not apply. The FAQ regarding focus and charge attacks provides some support for this idea as the focus condition only applies to one of the close attacks as declared.
What are your thoughts on how this should be handled?
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Ama no Zako obeyed a model to take a 1 AP action that cannot declare triggers. The obeyed model was an oni within asami's 1 AP charge bubble. The oni took the 1 AP charge action.
Here is the question: are the two 1 AP close attacks resulting from the charge able to declare triggers? Couldn't find an exact scenario in FAQ. During the game, we decided the intent of the rule is no triggers can be declared. However, an argument can also be made that the attacks can declare triggers because the obeyed 1 AP action was the charge action during which no triggers were declared. The two close attacks would then fall under the actions causing actions call out box and be independent of the first AP such that the no trigger clause from Ama's obey do not apply. The FAQ regarding focus and charge attacks provides some support for this idea as the focus condition only applies to one of the close attacks as declared.
What are your thoughts on how this should be handled?
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