The Book of Suskra

[Leaf_It]

The Book of Suskra

C3V - Wave 8 (Wave 21) Curse of Stormtorn Peak - Boars and Bluecoats



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The figure used for this unit is a D&D Dungeon Command miniature from the Blood of Gruumsh box set. Its name is Wereboar.

Character Bio: Valhalla is no stranger to the Hybrids of Eberron, but Suskra may be the most fearsome of them all. He charges into battle recklessly, with inhuman endurance, seeking a victim to rend with his tusks. Even the toughest hero can be laid low with one barrage from this killing machine.

OVEREXTEND ATTACK
After taking a turn with Suskra, you may place a wound marker on Suskra and take another turn with him. You may use this power only once during a round.

GORE
If Suskra inflicts one or more wounds on a Unique Hero with a normal attack, you must place 1 additional wound marker on the defending figure's Army Card.

-Rulings and Clarifications-

• [TBD]

-Combinations and Synergies-

Synergy Benefits or Penalty Received

• WEREWOLF LORD: MOON FRENZY
  As a Hybrid hero, a Werewolf Lord can use Moon Frenzy to make an attempt to take a turn with Suskra.
  It's a benefit if the Werewolf Lord is in your team.
  It's a penalty if the Werewolf Lord is an opponent.

Synergy Benefits Offered

• SELEENA: FERAL SWIPE
  Seleena rolls 2 additional dice when attacking adjacent Hybrid figures.
• Torin: Evil Eye Protection:
  As a small figure who follows Utgar, Suskra may benefit from Torin's EVIL EYE PROTECTION.
• Ornak: Red Flag of Fury:
  As a unique hero that follows Utgar, Suskra may benefit from Ornak’s RED FLAG OF FURY activation synergy.

-Heroscapers Community Contributions-

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- TBA

[Spuke Boy]

Suskra also benefits from Ornak's Red Flag of Fury Aura and from Torin's Evil Eye Protection.

[Leaf_It]

Originally Posted by Spuke Boy

Suskra also benefits from Ornak's Red Flag of Fury Aura and from Torin's Evil Eye Protection.

Darn it, I remembered these when I started making this book, but forgot after I typed up the card text.

[Seb from space]

If an opponent's werewolf lord takes a turn with my Suskra, may he use overextend attack ? If an opponent's werewolf lord takes a turn with my Suskra, may I take a turn with overextend attack after the turn of my opponent ?

[Leaf_It]

Originally Posted by Seb from space

If an opponent's werewolf lord takes a turn with my Suskra, may he use overextend attack ? If an opponent's werewolf lord takes a turn with my Suskra, may I take a turn with overextend attack after the turn of my opponent ?

Amazingly, this question has never come up in the Werewolf Lord's own book. You'd think it would, since there's several figures with Overextend Attack.

[Muskie]

Since it says, "take a turn," on the werewolf card, you can overextend. Also, since overextend has been used during the round, it cannot be used again. That is how I read it.

[dok]

Originally Posted by Leaf_It

Amazingly, this question has never come up in the Werewolf Lord's own book. You'd think it would, since there's several figures with Overextend Attack.

Yes, this is an issue that exists in classic 'scape as well, if (for example) there is a Lycanthropy marker on Alistair. Or just if a Mindflayer Enslaves Alistair.

Our understanding when we made this card was that, because overextend attack triggers after taking a turn, control returns to the original player before the Mindflayer/WWL player has a chance to use Overextend Attack.

[Just_a_Bill]

One important fix and two minor tweaks for the text transcript:

Originally Posted by Leaf_It

OVEREXTEND ATTACK << usually boldface
After taking a turn with Suskra, you may place a wound marker on Suskra and take another turn with him. You may use this power only once during a round.

GORE << usually boldface
If Suskra inflicts one or more wounds on a Unique Hero with a normal attack, you may must place 1 additional wound marker on the defending figure's Army Card.

[Leaf_It]

fixed.