Annarborhawk

Thank you very much for your explanation. I get it. Maybe this is more of a strategy point now, but then it would seem that the main benfit of PA is to create an exclusion zone somewhere early in the turn, I guess to keep models away from the poltergiest, or to protect Pandora or some stratgeically importand area. If so, that kind of makes the 2Ca price a bit high it would seem, since that means you can't move the poltergiest before casting, and it has the option of using Pandora's 1Ca attack spells instead. So I'm wondering whether people rarely use PA, or if it's a staple strategy?

Thanks. I guess this means generally I want to activate poltergeist late during turn and drop the paranormal zone at bunched up enemy models.

Not sure how this works. It says it gives target slow AFTER its activation, but that's when slow comes off. So it can't mean that. So does it mean: 1. The enemies in the para zone get slow the following turn? 2. If you throw down the zone and enemy models have already ended their activation previously, they get slow on the next turn?? Thanks.