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| #1gossamarJan 19, 2009 14:56:32 | Just to see how others interpret... One of the newest RPGA reward cards is a +2 1 shot, 1 kill... In reading the description of how to activate this card it states: If you drop a non-minion enemy to 0 hit points that was not bloodied... My DM ruled this had to be with 1 attack, of course he's the DM and his interpretation goes, no problem but... I used an action point to perform a second attack and then dropped him to 0. Would this still count for activating? There is no text on the card stipulating a single attack, thus I figure if I meet all the conditions by the end of my turn, I still qualify. Agree or Disagree? |
| #2crimson_lancerJan 19, 2009 15:01:21 | Eh, gotta disagree. They become Bloodied the moment they're between 0-Bloodied Value HP. You'd have to skip that entire range of HP to get that type of card or whatnot. |
| #3rexracerjrJan 19, 2009 15:05:00 | Honestly, I've used that card. It blows. The only good time to use it is Brute Strike with a maul (6d6 damage FTW!). |
| #4ibixatJan 20, 2009 5:25:56 | My battle cleric uses it with Righteous Rage of Tempus and a +2 viscious Execution axe. I have weapon of the gods on, Righteous Rage of Tempus for autocrit if I hit so the rolled damage of 2d12 + 1d6 + 10 becomes 40 + high crit 1d12 and 2d12 viscious. A total of 40+3d12. |
| #5SolodanJan 20, 2009 8:37:30 | Its a goofy card, but when it works, the bonus is huge. Not useful for all builds, but almost worth building around at low levels. |