The Book of Nakita Agents

[NecroBlade]

The difference between that and the Smoke Powder question is the wording. Smoke Powder says "any" meaning "at least one" while Engagement strike says "a" meaning "each and every one."

[rdhight]

So if you move adjacent to two of them with one step, you take one strike. But then if you move adjacent to one, then circle around and engage the other later in your move, you take two?

[ChaosChild]

Originally Posted by rdhight

So if you move adjacent to two of them with one step, you take one strike. But then if you move adjacent to one, then circle around and engage the other later in your move, you take two?

One strike for each agent that you move into engagement with, whether its 1 at a time or all 3.

[ares834]

Wow thanks for straightining that out.

[s2ua7]

Ok, question about adjacency.... So my Nakita agent is adjacent to Brunack, who is adjacent to someone else (it doesnt matter, I think it was a blastatron or something like that in the game I was playing), but not adjacent to the Nakita... Since Brunack is adjacent to the Nakita, do I still get to roll for Smoke Powder even though Brunack is adjacent to an enemy or not? We assumed that they did not in the game because it seemed a little fairer to play that way, and in the end it didnt matter as no units died... lol... but the question came up and thought I would ask.

Thanks

[ThrasherDarkrai]

Welcome to the site, s2ua7! In Aldin's absence, I give you a Marro Handshackle!
While I'm not particularly sure, I think the answer is no. But wait for someone else to answer.

[s2ua7]

Cool, thanks for the welcome Thats how we figured it would play out... The wording was a little ambiguous (sp?) in terms of if it was any character that would be affected by the Nikita's smoke screen or just the Nikita itself. Thanks for the quick response

s2

[ChaosChild]

Originally Posted by s2ua7

Ok, question about adjacency.... So my Nakita agent is adjacent to Brunack, who is adjacent to someone else (it doesnt matter, I think it was a blastatron or something like that in the game I was playing), but not adjacent to the Nakita... Since Brunack is adjacent to the Nakita, do I still get to roll for Smoke Powder even though Brunack is adjacent to an enemy or not? We assumed that they did not in the game because it seemed a little fairer to play that way, and in the end it didnt matter as no units died... lol... but the question came up and thought I would ask.

Thanks

It depends on who is attacking. If the blastatron that is adjacent to Brunak is attacking him, then no. If another figure is attack Brunak or the Nakita from range (with a normal attack), then yes.

[eric.dunfee]

It was drake who was adjacent to Brunak (who was then adjacent to the nakita) if I remember correctly.

[s2ua7]

Haha, you nerd Eric... lol But your right it was Drake now that I think about it

[oracle92]

so if someone moves into adjacency with one of these guys then leaves, all in the same move, they would get to roll for engagement strike and disengagement? ouch.

[Taeblewalker]

Originally Posted by oracle92

so if someone moves into adjacency with one of these guys then leaves, all in the same move, they would get to roll for engagement strike and disengagement? ouch.

Kick to the groin, kick in the a$$.