| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| JustSayNo07-29-07, 12:59 AM | Its says in the list it Dazes the opponent but in the discription it says that it Sickened ? Dazing is a lot better but sickened is not that much . so which is it ? I mean if you are being hit with a blunt weapon Dazed seems the way to go but what do you think ? |
| zorgling2507-29-07, 01:03 AM | Its says in the list it Dazes the opponent but in the discription it says that it Sickened ? Dazing is a lot better but sickened is not that much . so which is it ? I mean if you are being hit with a blunt weapon Dazed seems the way to go but what do you think ? When in doubt, search for errata. If there is none, the description should take precedence. |
| JustSayNo07-29-07, 01:50 AM | well there is no Errata I just wonder if they just put the wrong thing down in one of of those words . |
| Steidas07-29-07, 01:52 AM | well there is no Errata I just wonder if they just put the wrong thing down in one of of those words . It's sickened, as was said before, the description is the way to go in this case. |
| Kouk07-29-07, 01:54 AM | Sometimes they change their minds without updating everything, or they just make mistakes. In the absence of official errata, you can ask Customer Service directly if there is anything "official" about it (sometimes they actually have 'official' rulings that have not yet made it in the FAQ or Errata, but not usually) but otherwise the full text description always takes precedence over a chart or table. |