The Book of Chief Judge Cal

[Lord Pyre]

Hah I love it. The chalkboard was a nice compromise.

[Soundwarp SG-1]

The main figure used is Captain America and the Avengers 002-003, 020, 036 Citizen V. The extra figures used here are Icons 025-027 Aquaman and Indy Heroclix 022-024 Judge Hershey (though any hand will do)

[Soundwarp SG-1]

Ok.. I think I've done all the stuff what needs doing so.. On Deck Y/N ?


@Arch-vile -
@Arkham -
@Lord Pyre -
@LordVenoc -
@MrNobody -
@Soundwarp SG-1 -
@tcglkn -

[tcglkn]

Yea

[Arch-vile]

yea

[LordVenoc]

Yea

[Lord Pyre]

Yea

[Soundwarp SG-1]

No rush, but it looks like I still need votes from @Arkham and @MrNobody here

[Arkham]

THE LIVING LAW
After revealing an Order Marker on this card, before taking a turn with Chief Judge Cal, you must roll the 20-sided die. If you roll:
• 1-10, if possible, you must choose 2 Enforcers you control to move 4 spaces each;
• 11-20, if possible, you must choose 2 Enforcers you control and attack with each figure;
• an odd number, if possible, you must remove 1 Wound Marker from this card and move 1 unrevealed Order Marker from Cal's card to any other figure's card you control;
• an even number, if possible, you must choose a figure within 5 clear sight spaces of Cal to receive 1 wound and move 1 unrevealed Order Marker from any other card you control to Cal's card.

Don’t think the “and” after each line is necessary either, as you can’t have 9 and 12, not can you have an even and an odd. So just leaving those off should still be clear that if you rolled a 9, which is also an odd number, that both apply since they’re all musts.

You could also remove the indent from the last few lines of the power to line up better with the rest of the bullets. Putting in your own line break can accomplish that.

Yea

[MrNobody]

Yea

[Soundwarp SG-1]

Originally Posted by Arkham

Don’t think the “and” after each line is necessary either, as you can’t have 9 and 12, not can you have an even and an odd. So just leaving those off should still be clear that if you rolled a 9, which is also an odd number, that both apply since they’re all musts.

You could also remove the indent from the last few lines of the power to line up better with the rest of the bullets. Putting in your own line break can accomplish that.

Yea

I thought it was a thing in C3G that we don't really use 'if possible' ?

[Arkham]

You had it on 2 of the 4 bullet points already, so I added it to the other 2 for consistency. We’ve also used it on other powers before. If it’s assumed that musts aren’t a must when there’s no option to do so, such as removing a marker that isn’t there to move, then we should remove them from the power for consistency.