Order marker question

[umuhiforgot]

Can you place multiple order markers on one character? For example, can you put all three order markers on the Ice dragon? With that he can attack 3 times, ice breath 9 times and move 18.

Can you attack the same character twice because it is a different turn?

Thanks in advance.

[LilNewbie]

Yes and yes. But remember your totals listed are over the course of a whole round (3 turns). So Nilf could move 6, breath 3 times or attack once per turn. A figure can only do a normal attack or a special attack on it's turn...not both.

Newb.

[toddrew]

You can put all the order markers on any card, but you only use the order markers during their corresponding turn in the round.

In your example with Nilf, he would be able to attack a figure in turn 2 that he attacked in turn 1, etc.

Or what Newb said

[Eclipse]

Also, make sure you are actually taking turns with your order markers. You don't use marker 1,2,3 and then let the other player take their turn. You user marker 1, then they user marker 1, you use marker 2, then they use 2, then you use 3 and they use 3. I've seen that problem come up a few times here.

[Malechi]

Also, putting all your Order Markers on a single Army Card is a very dangerous gambit. If that card's figure(s) is(are) destroyed, you lose all your remaining turns for that round!

[Tholarthemag]

So true. This has happened to me many times. I put all my markers on Krug or Airborne and then they get wiped out, I then get to see my 13 yr old daugther wipe the table with lowly Gruts. The key is to keep at least one marker on something else. That's one reason, I don't like Raelin. She's kind of useless in combat. If you have Knights however, I always keep a marker on them so my opponent won't know which human champion I'm going to move. Same with gruts. If you do have to put all your markers on one, then make sure it's something like Samurai or similar so they at least have a good chance of defending or even hurting back the attacker.