Sonnia Inferno question.

[Marcusito]

With Flaming demise when the condition ends all models take damage within range of the model at the end of the turn.

If you have a condition where the model is also sacrificed at the end of the turn does the sacrifice or the Flaming demise go first?  Curious if the model is sacrificed at the end of the turn and has demise would the other models still take damage?  Also curious because if the model dies from the Flaming demise damage all models around it take 6 damage instead of 3.

[WWHSD]

21 minutes ago, Marcusito said:

With Flaming demise when the condition ends all models take damage within range of the model at the end of the turn.

If you have a condition where the model is also sacrificed at the end of the turn does the sacrifice or the Flaming demise go first?  Curious if the model is sacrificed at the end of the turn and has demise would the other models still take damage?  Also curious because if the model dies from the Flaming demise damage all models around it take 6 damage instead of 3.

The model with the conditions determines the order that they are resolved if they have the same timing.

If you've got a Yokai with Flicker +1 and Flaming Demise, the controller of the Yokai can choose to first lower his Flicker at the end of the turn and be Sacrificed which would cause Flaming Demise to never get resolved or he can allow Flaming Demise to resolve first. .

[Marcusito]

33 minutes ago, WWHSD said:

The model with the conditions determines the order that they are resolved if they have the same timing.

If you've got a Yokai with Flicker +1 and Flaming Demise, the controller of the Yokai can choose to first lower his Flicker at the end of the turn and be Sacrificed which would cause Flaming Demise to never get resolved or he can allow Flaming Demise to resolve first.

 

[solkan]

4 hours ago, Marcusito said:

 

It doesn't matter that the Condition was applied by the other crew.  You have two Conditions on Model X that need to be resolved, so Model X's controller chooses the order.  If Model X doesn't exist after the first Condition is resolved, there second condition doesn't get resolved.