Is the strat marker that is dropped when a model discards an intel token...
A) enemy to the model
B) enemy to the opponent who is dropping the marker
We keep reading that durn second paragraph and seeing it both ways. The wording is wonky.
The rulebook says:
"Enemy models, Markers, and terrain are those that have been hired into the opponent’s Crew, and those Summoned, Dropped, or Created by the opponent’s Crew.
Every Ability, Action, and Trigger on a model’s Stat Card
and Attached Upgrades treats the use of “friendly” and “enemy” from its point of view."
So firstly, this is not on a model's stat card so we're not sure if the entire sentence in the strat should be read according to the model's point of view. If so it would be "A" above. But if not from the model's point of view, then who's? The opponent's, making it "B" above? And where can I find clarification for this to point to when explaining this strat to an opponent (especially one to whom I have already explained the model's point of view rule)?
Enemy markers are those dropped by an opponent's crew, so since the opponent is dropping it, it would likewise be "A" above.
This means that I kill an opponent's model, I drop a (friendly to me/enemy to them) marker and then they have to retrieve it to score points. Making this a strat where if i don't kill their models (or they don't kill their own models) no strat markers are dropped and they can't score points from the strat. Right?
I'm gonna stop there, because if I go into all the arguments, interpretations, and justifications that we've explored I'll be here all day. Would someone clean up the second paragraph of this strat for me and give me rules to cite so that I can explain it to others definitively?
Please and thank you