Judge - Pins and Needles

[GooseMe]

OK, let me just make sure I am getting this right. So if the Judge uses the Action "Pins and Needles" is this the way things would work?

Flip 1 card for the Pins and Needles action and add cards from hand to match the cost.

Now conduct 2 ranged attacks, so: The opponent can dodge then you flip 3 cards for each attack.

Is that right? Do the attacks work just like a normal attack action? Is the flip for the Pins and Needles action just 1 card?

Thanks in advance for your reply.

[AntiZombie]

1: yes, when you take the pins and needles action you flip only one card. Then you add cards from your hand to match the cost.

2: Correct then you make 2 normal attacks in the same manner you would make any attack. Oppent chooses to dodge for one, then you flip the judges combat value. Then you make the second attack and the opponent can choose to dodge that and you flip the combat value worth of cards.

[GooseMe]

Thanks for the very quick reply. Great game.

[Justin]

1: yes, when you take the pins and needles action you flip only one card. Then you add cards from your hand to match the cost.

2: Correct then you make 2 normal attacks in the same manner you would make any attack. Oppent chooses to dodge for one, then you flip the judges combat value. Then you make the second attack and the opponent can choose to dodge that and you flip the combat value worth of cards.

Correct.