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| #1astavarSep 23, 2012 8:50:42 | A friend of mine used the web order card against my Drider in the last game. The Drider had cover. Could I have tapped the Drider to dodge web or on that account any other order card like it (say faerie fire), or can you only dodge attacks dealing damage? |
| #2HrethSep 23, 2012 18:22:16 | A friend of mine used the web order card against my Drider in the last game. The Drider had cover. Could I have tapped the Drider to dodge web or on that account any other order card like it (say faerie fire), or can you only dodge attacks dealing damage? This is the rule: "As an immediate action, a creature with cover can tap to dodge any ranged attack made against it. A creature that dodges a ranged attack takes no damage from the attack, and it does not suffer any other effects of that attack." In other words, you can only dodge a ranged attack, and nothing else. |
| #3astavarSep 24, 2012 1:28:42 | ...well, and is the use of those cards an attack, or is it not? |
| #4gapraidSep 24, 2012 2:03:59 | No. An attack is a standard action, if it isn't triggered by a card effect. Order cards are standard, immediate or minor actions, but not per sé attacks. If an order card (e.g., Quick Shot) would grant you an attack, normal rules apply responding to attacks. In other words: an order card is no attack, but it could grant one (or more), if its text said so. |
| #5astavarSep 24, 2012 4:13:39 | Fine, thanx for your answers by the way: Keep playing that great game. Very sorry I´m not closer to Cologne (Bin aus Neustadt an der Weinstraße ) |