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[Taeblewalker]

Special attacks can be used once per turn unless the card says otherwise. Guilty's double attack can be used every turn.

[TWayne420]

Can someone explain to me Ana Karithon's special ability Healing Word in better detail. Im a bit confused by the wording even though it is very specific. When can I and when can I not use her healing ability. Or how may I activate it.

[itsbuzzi]

Originally Posted by TWayne420

Can someone explain to me Ana Karithon's special ability Healing Word in better detail. Im a bit confused by the wording even though it is very specific. When can I and when can I not use her healing ability. Or how may I activate it.

So I'm going to use the example of Marcu and Ana. So if they are both adjacent, Marcu has 1 or more wounds on him and you're just starting to take a turn with him BEFORE you roll for Eternal Hatred you would use Healing Word.

The power is worded as such in the event of any movement or control reversal special power can take effect. So if you were to roll for Eternal Hatred prior to Healing Word you potentially couldn't heal Marcu because you would not control him for the time Healing Word would take effect.

Hope that helps

[TWayne420]

When using soul devour (shades of bleakewoode) do you gain control of the opposing hero for the remainder of the game? Can you place order markers on them as if they were drafted into your own army?

[Taeblewalker]

Originally Posted by TWayne420

When using soul devour (shades of bleakewoode) do you gain control of the opposing hero for the remainder of the game? Can you place order markers on them as if they were drafted into your own army?

Yes and yes.

[TWayne420]

When using blade gruts special ability Orc Champion Bonding( or any others squads or heroes with similar abilities) does that mean I can move and attack with any friendly orc champion figure of my choosing? Even if I have no turn markers on said figure. Can I do this ability multiple times per round?

[chas]

Yes, this saves you needing an order marker on the Champion. You can use it multiple times if you have more than one order marker on the bonding squad.

This common type of synergy occasionally means its obvious where the player will be putting his order markers, and can make you vulnerable to someone with an order marker removal power, since the "X" marker has lost its ability to fool your enemy, who knows what you are up to!

[TWayne420]

How many special abilities can you use per turn on one figure/card? For instance, Krug, can I use both wounded smash and double attack. Or do I have to choose 1 or the other? From the context wounded smash seems more like a "passive" ability where as double attack seems more like an option.

[IAmBatman]

There's no upper limit. All that matters is the timing of the special power itself.

[itsbuzzi]

Originally Posted by TWayne420

How many special abilities can you use per turn on one figure/card? For instance, Krug, can I use both wounded smash and double attack. Or do I have to choose 1 or the other? From the context wounded smash seems more like a "passive" ability where as double attack seems more like an option.

I don't think there are any restrictions at all. I believe you use as many abilities that apply which can just stack up over the course of a turn. For instance Sonlen has a "before move" and "after moving" ability which he can use both of every turn.

Some figures have abilities that happen when it isn't their turn as well like the Nakita Agents. Their powers work when one of them or an adjacent figure is targeted for a non adjacent attack, whenever a small or medium figure becomes engaged with them, and a moving bonding prior to their move.

The common example I have for multiple figures and multiple abilities are the Knights of Weston and Sir Gilbert. The Knights have an order marker, then use their bonding ability to take a turn with Gilbert. Gilbert takes his turn then uses his last ability because it states "after taking a turn with" and the bonding achieved this so Gilbert uses his last ability and moves the Knights. Then the Knights take their turn and can attack (perhaps with Gilbert's passive ability).

Basically everything applies unless it clearly doesn't. I would be a little surprised if there wasn't a grand list of abilities with categories for each for "Before moving" "After taking a turn" and such.

[Taeblewalker]

A unit may only attack with its special attack or its normal attack on a turn. I realize that the normal attack is not a "special power," but I just thought I'd mention it.

[TWayne420]

Sorry for asking this here but it's kind of hard to navigate this website on mobile. Is there any where for a general discussion on a large one shot campaign idea? I would like opinions and maybe even some help. Thank you ahead of time.