The Spellbook of Condemn

[Ronin]

The Elite League Assassin that's being attacked would need to be within range, and that specific Elite League Assassin would be the figure to receive the wound.

[quozl]

For an ELA, if the figure being attacked is within 4 spaces of the spellcaster, yes you can cast it and the figure being attacked gets the wound.

But what if Moloids are rolling for how many moloids get to activate that turn? Who gets the wound then?

[Ronin]

Hmm. Fair counter-example. Probably needs a wording tweak to handle that more cleanly.

[Lazy Orang]

Originally Posted by Ronin

The Elite League Assassin that's being attacked would need to be within range, and that specific Elite League Assassin would be the figure to receive the wound.

Okay, cool, that's what I thought, and it makes sense. Not really clear from the card, though - it says 'If an opponent rolls the 20-sided die for a special power on the Army Card of a figure they control that is within 4 clear sight spaces of this figure'.
Also, what if the D20 roll isn't connected to a specific figure on that card, such as with [redacted]?

EDIT: Ninja'd

[Yodaking]

Maybe just update it to only work on unique heroes, I don't think it was ever tested vs. squad figures anyway.

[Lazy Orang]

Originally Posted by Yodaking

Maybe just update it to only work on unique heroes, I don't think it was ever tested vs. squad figures anyway.

Or tie it to a D20 roll for a specific figure rather than card, so you could still get it vs. the Elite League Assassins but it won't cause confusion with Moloids and [redacted]? That'd be my preference here.

[toyhandle]

Hey friends! Hope this hasn't been answered already. If Thanos *snaps*, rolls 5 or lower for a figure within requirements to trigger Condemn, Thanos would be wounded, and roll to lose the gauntlet immediately, correct? And if he rolls high enough to keep it, he may continue rolling for the *snap* as normal? If he failed, the *snap* would end there? Or would he lose the gauntlet, but the *snap* may continue to be rolled for?

[tcglkn]

Seems to me that you would roll to lose the glyph immediately, but the snap power has already started to happen so you wouldn't do it partially.

[Ronin]

Originally Posted by toyhandle

Hey friends! Hope this hasn't been answered already. If Thanos *snaps*, rolls 5 or lower for a figure within requirements to trigger Condemn, Thanos would be wounded, and roll to lose the gauntlet immediately, correct? And if he rolls high enough to keep it, he may continue rolling for the *snap* as normal?

Yep.

If he failed, the *snap* would end there? Or would he lose the gauntlet, but the *snap* may continue to be rolled for?

I would keep rolling for it in that situation. Not sure if that's firmly rooted in any particular rule, though, just my instinct.

[toyhandle]

Thanks for the quick responses!

I agree with these assessments.

"if he is equipped with the Glyph of Infinity Gauntlet and it has the special powers of all six Glyphs of Infinity, you may roll the 20-sided die for all other figures in play, one at a time."

It's not called *Snaps*, so if he clicked his fingers once, and immediately his gauntlet hand were severed, he'd probably laugh as half his opposing army fades away, rather than feel duped by a 10pt magic spell.

[Yodaking]

Is the Moloids issue discussed just prior to Toyhandle's post something that never got resolved here? Seems like it hasn't come up in the last 2 years.