The Book of Superman (Kal-El)

[A3n]

All fixed now.

[Syvarris45]

Great Superman! I noticed a typo. In the power HEROIC DUTY, you typed "Superman must roll defense and take any resuting wounds." I am pretty sure you meant resulting, right? Anyway, great unit.

[IAmBatman]

Wow, how many times have I read that and not spotted that? Probably a thousand, at least!

At least we got the SP text right.

[A3n]

Originally Posted by IAmBatman

Wow, how many times have I read that and not spotted that? Probably a thousand, at least!

At least we got the SP text right.

That would only have come in since I had to recreate the card before SirG had added the text to the SP. So if you had the original version GO created it should be ok.

[Xael Raymand]

This was in the FAQ?

Q: What if Superman uses Heroic Duty to defend for another figure, but the attacker does not have clear sight to Superman? Are bonuses like height advantage determined by comparing to the original target of the attack, or to Superman?

A: After moving adjacent to the friendly figure that initiated the Heroic Duty power, Superman must defend against the attack that initiated the Heroic Duty power regardless of whether he is in the range or LOS of the attacking figure. Range and LOS only apply to the figure that was initially chosen for the attack.

However, since Superman is the one defending the attack, he receives any defensive bonuses against the attacking figure, including any height advantage he may have.

[Ronin]

Updated

[tcglkn]

Originally Posted by A3n

Q: What if Superman uses Heroic Duty to defend for another figure, but the attacker does not have clear sight to Superman? Are bonuses like height advantage determined by comparing to the original target of the attack, or to Superman?

A: After moving adjacent to the friendly figure that initiated the Heroic Duty power, Superman must defend against the attack that initiated the Heroic Duty power regardless of whether he is in the range or LOS of the attacking figure. Range and LOS only apply to the figure that was initially chosen for the attack.

However, since Superman is the one defending the attack, he receives any defensive bonuses against the attacking figure, including any height advantage he may have.

Just to clarify but this is a weird situation where both the attacking and defending figure could have height advantage in the right situation?

[IAmBatman]

Yeah, it's odd, but that seems right.