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Question about Woops and "Dammit, Calm Down!"


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Hey so this came up in a game today, how exactly does "Dammit, Calm Down!" work? Does Ophelia negate anyone within four inches of her to cause the misfire when they miss, or does she negate the damage people take (acting as sort of an upgraded Used To It). Or both? We played it as both, but were unsure. If it just negates the misfire, then when she's the closest model and not within four inches, she gets targeted with the full Woops. Which doesn't really seem to make sense when the rest of her family has "Used To It". Anyway, thanks for your responses!

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Hey so this came up in a game today, how exactly does "Dammit, Calm Down!" work? Does Ophelia negate anyone within four inches of her to cause the misfire when they miss, or does she negate the damage people take (acting as sort of an upgraded Used To It). Or both? We played it as both, but were unsure. If it just negates the misfire, then when she's the closest model and not within four inches, she gets targeted with the full Woops. Which doesn't really seem to make sense when the rest of her family has "Used To It". Anyway, thanks for your responses!

"Dammit, Calm Down"::aura 4. Friendly Gremlins may ignore "Woops".

So yes it negates the woops if she is within 4" of the "woopsing" model. Therefore if she is outside of 4" and still the closest I believe she would take the full brunt of the woops.

Other, more knowledgeable folks may say otherwise, but thats my $0.02.

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Th ability means that all gremlins within 4" of Ophelia count as not having Whoops at all. If they are farther away they will still happily shoot eachother. The new target of the Whoops attack can be within the aura, if only affects the attacking gremlin (she does not negate the damage if the Whoops does happen).

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