TheNance

Thanks for the answer. That certainly helps. The main point of the question though was, if the Target had Evasive #, would it reduce the damage it takes, or is it only considered "blast" damage for the secondary models hit by the template? Example: Rasputina casts December's Curse at Coryphee1 with Severe damage (5bb). The templates also cover Coryphee2. Both Coryphee have Evasive 3. In the example, I know Coryphee2 would benefit from Evasive 3 as she is clearly being hit by the blast effect of the spell. Would Coryphee1 take full damage, or would it be reduced by the Evasive ability?

This should be a simple one and I appologize if it'd been asked a million times already... If I target a model that has Evasive # with a spell/attack that does Blast damage, does that model reduce the Dg by #? My current understanding is that for the target of the spell the damage is "direct"(not mitigated by Evasive) and that any secondary models touched by the template(s) would take "blast" damage that could be mitigated by Evasive.

I believe an enemy model in base contact with it stops it from moving and you must remove the obsticle before continueing. Advantage to the enemy in that its easy to slow the wagon down. Advantage to you in that you know where the enemy is going and should plan accordingly.

If my Mannaquin links to Coryphee #1, then Coryphee #1 and Coryphee #2 dance together to form the Coryphee Duet, is the Mannaquin now linked to the Coryphee Duet (assuming it remains in base contact after the dance together)?