The rule reads "(#) Defensive Stance: The model may discard a card. If the model does so, it gains the following Condition until the start of its next Activation a number of times equal to the AP spent on this Action: “Defensive +1: This model gains + to all Df duels.
For instance, a model that spends 2 AP on a Defensive Stance Action may discard a card to gain the Defensive +1 Condition twice (stacking to Defensive +2)".
Ok, so the example is a bit confusing. If a model spends 2 AP on DS, I understand that they get +1DF and + to all DF duels. However, what isn't clear is whether or not the +1DF and + stack for BOTH resolutions.
For example, a Belle uses 2 AP for Defensive Stance. She's gets charged, which means she'll be attacked twice for this example. Now, because she has sacrificed 2 AP, does that mean:
1) She has +2DF and 2+ against BOTH attacks
OR
2) She can choose stack it against a single attack or have 2 separate uses of +1DF and +?
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The rule reads "(#) Defensive Stance: The model may discard a card. If the model does so, it gains the following Condition until the start of its next Activation a number of times equal to the AP spent on this Action: “Defensive +1: This model gains + to all Df duels.
For instance, a model that spends 2 AP on a Defensive Stance Action may discard a card to gain the Defensive +1 Condition twice (stacking to Defensive +2)".
Ok, so the example is a bit confusing. If a model spends 2 AP on DS, I understand that they get +1DF and + to all DF duels. However, what isn't clear is whether or not the +1DF and + stack for BOTH resolutions.
For example, a Belle uses 2 AP for Defensive Stance. She's gets charged, which means she'll be attacked twice for this example. Now, because she has sacrificed 2 AP, does that mean:
1) She has +2DF and 2+ against BOTH attacks
OR
2) She can choose stack it against a single attack or have 2 separate uses of +1DF and +?
So confusing...
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