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By Mycellanious · Posted
Did you have time to set up / pick schemes / deploy before the clock started? I usually spend the first 15 minutes allotted just setting up. -
By Maniacal_cackle · Posted
@solkan, thanks , thought so! Although I think you're misunderstanding the Shenlong example. For him, moving 6" is part of the cost of the melee ability. Thus when he declares it he is out of range. -
Note that in this case, the same verb, take, is used in both sentences. Extended Reach says that models cannot take Attack Actions generated by a Charge. Shenlong declares a Charge. Charge says: By the 'Breaking the Rules' rules, the effect of the Charge action is reduced to because the model cannot take the action, and the contradiction is resolved as 'nothing happens'. (Naturally, that's what the aura reduces the effect of the Charge action to assuming you're standing in the aura when you get to the end of the first sentence and the push has been completed.) ---- For other cases, remember that the first step of resolving an Action is to declare it. The various effects which state 'cannot declare' a specific action prevent a player from proceeding past that step of the action. -- Targeting is step three of resolving an action. There's no time travel, and no time travel paradoxes. It's too late for an effect to prevent taking the action, at step 3 of resolving the action. -
By Maniacal_cackle · Posted
In fact, I lost a tournament game earlier this month learning this very lesson! -
By Maniacal_cackle · Posted
I was rudely surprised when I found out I can't dominate corrupted idol placement in some matchups. A basic corrupted idols matchup skill is knowing when you don't have the ability to force placement. In these cases, you have to be mobile enough to respond to what your opponent is doing. If he is forcing idol placement and camping it with 40 stones of models, hit him with 41 stones and negate his advantage. Idols is one of the hardest matchups to have a set plan, as sometimes the opponent gets to choose placement every turn (whether due to crew advantage or cards drawn).
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