The Book of Makwa Tribesman

[Strack9]

The Book of Makwa Tribesman
C3V Wave 23 - Yngvild’s Vision – Workers and Hunter



Basic Side Army Card

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The figure used for this unit is a Scene-A-Rama figure from the Native American Hunt Scene Setters set.

Biography: TBA

HUNT OF THE MAKWA
After this Makwa Tribesman attacks, he may attack one additional time. The additional attack must target a figure that is within 3 clear sight spaces of a Hunter you control.

SHIELD OF THE GREAT BEAR 14
When this Makwa Tribesman receives one or more wounds, before removing the figure, roll the 20-sided die. If you roll a 14 or higher, ignore any wounds.

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- Rulings and Clarifications -

• Q: Can a Makwa Tribesman attack the Fortress Door with the extra attack from Hunt of the Makwa?
  A: Yes.

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- Combinations and Synergies -

Synergy Benefits Offered:

• EBON ARMOR: Animated Material & Eternal War
  As an Uncommon Human, a Makwa Tribesman’s Army Card is a valid card for an Ebon Armor figure you control to be placed on after it is destroyed, so that it can replace that Makwa Tribesman upon his own destruction.
  
  
• TEETH OF THE MAKWA: Hunting Party
  As a Tribesman Hero, taking a turn with a Makwa Tribesman allows the Teeth of the Makwa to use their HUNTING PARTY Special Power to immediately move up to 6 Teeth of the Makwa figures you control up to 3 spaces each.
  

Synergy Benefits Received:

• ARKTOS: Hunter’s Aim Spirit
  As an Uncommon Army Card with a Range number of 4 or more, a Makwa Tribesman’s Card is a valid card for Arktos’s figure to be placed on after it is destroyed, adding 2 to the Range number of that Tribesman’s card.
  
  
• MOHICAN RIVER TRIBE: War Cry
  As an Uncommon Tribesman Hero, a Makwa Tribesman may immediately take a turn if, after taking a turn with the Mohican River Tribe, at least two Mohican River Tribesmen you control are engaged.
  
  
• MYRDDIN: Mystic Sacrifice
  As a Medium Uncommon Hero with an Army Card for which the 20-sided die may be rolled, a Makwa Tribesman may benefit from Myrddin's 20-sided die enhancement.
  
  
• ALL HUNTERS: Hunt of the Makwa
  As Hunters, the following figures allow a Makwa Tribesman to make an additional attack after his first, so long as the additional attack targets a figure that is within 3 clear sight spaces of one of them.
  • Arktos
  • Death Chasers of Thesk
  • Dünd
  • Dzu-teh
  • Feral Troll
  • Gladiatrons
  • Grok Riders
  • Himmelskralle
  • Marrden Hounds
  • Marro Drudge
  • Master of the Hunt
  • Quasatch Hunters
  • Teeth of the Makwa
  • Van Nessing
  • Varkaanan Darkclaws
  • Varkaanan Greyspears
  • Varkaanan Quickblades
  • Varkaanan Swiftfangs
  • Wolves of Badru
  • Zettian Deathwings

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-Heroscapers Community Contributions-

Power Ranking and Master Index
TBA.

Unit Strategy Review
TBA.

[Scytale]

The C3V Rules Team would like to include the following R&C:

Q: Can a Makwa Tribesman attack the Fortress Door with the extra attack from Hunt of the Makwa?
A: Yes.

[Muskie]

Just to make sure I understand, MRT says that it has to be a Unique Tribesman Hero to take a turn. We are treating "uncommon" as unique in this sense? Just want to run them correctly, because they are not unique.

[Scytale]

Originally Posted by Muskie

Just to make sure I understand, MRT says that it has to be a Unique Tribesman Hero to take a turn. We are treating "uncommon" as unique in this sense? Just want to run them correctly, because they are not unique.

As per the rulebook, Uncommon are treated as Uniques for powers. So anything that can affect a Unique Hero can also affect an Uncommon Hero.

[UtgarsWorstFear]

The "before removing the figure" wording in Shield of the Great Bear. Seems as if it could imply this ability activates only when the figure would be destroyed. Is this intended, or does the ability trigger when any wound would be received?

[Strack9]

Originally Posted by UtgarsWorstFear

The "before removing the figure" wording in Shield of the Great Bear. Seems as if it could imply this ability activates only when the figure would be destroyed. Is this intended, or does the ability trigger when any wound would be received?

The ability triggers when any wound would be received. In the case where that wound is enough to kill Makwa Tribesman, the power wants to make sure one knows that the timing of the power is "before the figure is removed."

By comparison, other powers that only trigger when the figure is destroyed, say something like "if _____ receives enough wounds to be destroyed".

Like Acolarh's Leaf of the Home Tree Aura special power
Or Axentia's Phoenix Rising special power.

[gbizzy]

Question about Hunt Of The Makwa... The figure that's chosen within 3 clear sight spaces must also be within the Tribesman's range of 6 right?

[Captain Stupendous]

Originally Posted by gbizzy

Question about Hunt Of The Makwa... The figure that's chosen within 3 clear sight spaces must also be within the Tribesman's range of 6 right?

Yes, the figure targeted for the additional attack must be within 6 clear sight spaces of the Makwa Tribesman and within 3 clear sight spaces of a Hunter you control.

[UtgarsWorstFear]

Originally Posted by Strack9

The ability triggers when any wound would be received. In the case where that wound is enough to kill Makwa Tribesman, the power wants to make sure one knows that the timing of the power is "before the figure is removed."

By comparison, other powers that only trigger when the figure is destroyed, say something like "if _____ receives enough wounds to be destroyed".

Like Acolarh's Leaf of the Home Tree Aura special power
Or Axentia's Phoenix Rising special power.

It's water under the bridge now, but that portion seems more confusing than helpful. Acolarh's wording is the way it is because it's focused on avoiding death, rather than wounds. Brave Arrow's Concealment 10 for example only focuses on the wounds. If you ignore the wounds, it's implied you don't die.

"When this Makwa Tribesman receives one or more wounds, you [may/must] roll the 20-sided die. If you roll a 14 or higher, ignore any wounds this Makwa Tribesman just received."