santaclaws01

Correct, you must push a model as far as possible unless the push says "up to", which the push for Drag does not. However, Hunter only has an engagement range of 1, so unless your enemy has an engagement range of 2 or more you can still use Pounce on Chest.

But they don't get a free (0) focus.

Shenlong with a style upgrade, 2 Snipers, 3 Archers, Fuhatsu with Blot the Sky and a peasants gets 50 ss. Seems like it would be fun if a bit impractical.

So Snipers seem to be the generally better pick, with Archers having some areas where they perform better?

Ignore is not immunity. Immunity is you can never be subjected to what you are immune to, unless something overrides that immunity.(pg 39) Ancestral aura does not grant immunity to horror duels. Horror duels just happen to be among the things that Ancestral Aura can give you the option of ignoring, or not ignoring, under certain circumstances.

Which ones would you hire for a Shenlong crew and why? Currently leaning towards the snipers because of the (0) and them having a melee attack to defend themselves.

Aug 28 to be specific.

They don't sell out of stuff during GenCon.

Yeah, it's not like I said earlier I didn't have any of my stuff with me, and that still only addressed half of my previous argument. That clears it up, thank you. I still take issue with the wording though. I feel it could be more direct or in line with how Flurry and those abilities are, but with this rule it only leaves the one interpretation.

Because if you have a limited upgrade, and want to replace it with a different limited upgrade, you must first discard your limited upgrade to be able to attach his other limited upgrade. In other words, to attach a limited upgrade, he must first remove his current limited upgrade. If isn't attaching a limited upgrade and instead is attaching is 1 non-limited but still shenlong restricted upgrade then his current limited upgrade card, assuming he has one, isn't blocking it's attachment. Also, "may" could easily be removed and the language would still be clear. "To" would need to be replaced entirely with some other word or phrase or what's remaining is a grammatically incorrect sentence that has no clear meaning. To explain it another way without adding in extra words. If you have a limited upgrade and you wish to attach a different limited upgrade, you may discard your current limited upgrade to attach your desired limited upgrade. If you don't discard your current limited upgrade you are blocked from attaching your desired limited upgrade because you can only have 1 limited upgrade attached at a time. Your current limited upgrade is blocking your desired limited upgrade, so first it must be removed. If you have a limited upgrade and wish to attach a non limited upgrade, you may discard your limited upgrade to attach the desired non limited one. If you choose not to nothing is blocking explicitly blocking the non-limited upgrade(assuming you don't have 3 upgrades attached at the time).

But that is a completely different part of the ability. The only reason "may" is there is to give you the option to discard his current attached upgrade. Nothing about the language of the ability explicitly says you have to discard a card to attach the upgrade you want to, just that you may do that. The language doesn't say that discarding your current upgrade is needed to attach another upgrade, but if it wasn't there then you wouldn't even be able to switch to a different style because you would be stopped by trying to attach a second Limited upgrade. For example, with the actions Flurry, Furious Casting, and Rapid Fire, they all specifically state that you can only make the 3 (1) AP attacks if you discard a Control Card.

But without the detaching the limited upgrade first, he wouldn't even be able to attach one of his other limited upgrades. If say he was using monk of many styles to attach Words on the River(which I'm 90% certain is shenlong restricted but currently have none of my stuff to check) then why would he need to discard one of his limited upgrades? The fact that "may" is included in the wording leads it to being optional instead of it just saying "discard a limited upgrade to attach the chosen upgrade". There is no point in the word "may" being in the wording of the card unless you don't have to discard a limited upgrade to attach your chosen upgrade.

I was told recently that you need to have one of his upgrades attached already to use this ability, but is that the case? It says he can attach an upgrade with the restriction Shenlong. He then may discard a Limited Upgrade he has attached to attach the new limited upgrade. To me this just says that if he has a limited upgrade, the normal restriction that you can't attach a different limited upgrade is disregarded, and you just discard your current limited upgrade. If that wasn't there and you tried to attach a Limited upgrade the ability would just fail, because you'd be trying to attach another limited upgrade.

No. The langue is "one or more models with this ability get +1 WP" meaning it doesn't matter how many models you have with appealing at that are in range for it.

If the Cherub gives Lilith the Angry Wilds condition(a 3" hazardous terrain aura until end of turn) and Lilith makes a movement with that condition, would she count as moving through terrain for the purposes of Sudden Darkness(If the model moves through terrain they get +1 damage)

Does a model that Chain Activates use it's Activation for the turn?

No clear ruling that I can find on whether attack action affects apply before the damage of the attack action applies, but I would assume it goes damage -> attack action affects. How do you get pushed unless you get hit after all?