I know paralyze condition disappears on end of activation (per P. 52 rules). Just curious how it's handled if someone paralyzes prior to a model's activation.
Case in point, I had a game earlier today with my Pandora Crew vs a friend's Seamus crew. He moved up and paralyzed Teddy (who had yet to activate). We, incorrectly, were ending it after the End Phase (the joy of both of us glossing over the entire sentence on Page 52, which we now know better about ).
Now, I wanted to activated Teddy to heal him his +2 regen. So, even though he was paralyzed should the turn sequence have gone thusly, or am I incorrect: Crooked Man Paralyzes Teddy due to attack trigger > My turn, Activate Teddy and auto heal +2 wounds, End Activation and Remove Paralysis > Opponents turn again to activate a model?
I'm assuming that's basically the sequence I would have to do (basically just activating to remove condition, then going right back to my opponent for his next move), but I wanted to be sure for future game purposes.
Sorry, if this is all a bit rambling and worded funky, tired and trying to type it out between cooking dinner.
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I know paralyze condition disappears on end of activation (per P. 52 rules). Just curious how it's handled if someone paralyzes prior to a model's activation.
Case in point, I had a game earlier today with my Pandora Crew vs a friend's Seamus crew. He moved up and paralyzed Teddy (who had yet to activate). We, incorrectly, were ending it after the End Phase (the joy of both of us glossing over the entire sentence on Page 52, which we now know better about ).
Now, I wanted to activated Teddy to heal him his +2 regen. So, even though he was paralyzed should the turn sequence have gone thusly, or am I incorrect: Crooked Man Paralyzes Teddy due to attack trigger > My turn, Activate Teddy and auto heal +2 wounds, End Activation and Remove Paralysis > Opponents turn again to activate a model?
I'm assuming that's basically the sequence I would have to do (basically just activating to remove condition, then going right back to my opponent for his next move), but I wanted to be sure for future game purposes.
Sorry, if this is all a bit rambling and worded funky, tired and trying to type it out between cooking dinner.
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