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Rank: Wookiee Hunter AT-ST
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I read in some squad comments that master speed does not stack, meaning that if someone has master of the force 2 (or 3) and spends force points to move farther twice, that the first first point would allow the character to move 6 squares and the second force point would all the character to only move 2 squares (like any other character would).
This does not make sense because these two actions happen independently. Can someone clarify for me? Thanks
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The two actions do not happen independently; All movement boosts are applied at the beginning of the move.
So, trying to use Master Speed a second time would be attempting to use it on someone already under the effects of Master Speed and thus considered a violation of stacking.
Think of it like a light switch. Once you turn it on, you can't turn it on again.
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Rank: Wookiee Hunter AT-ST
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I understand now. I thought you just spent force points any time you wanted to move more squares, meaning you could move 12 squares, spend a force point, move 6 more squares, and then spend a second force point, moving an additional 6 squares for a total of 24.
Now that I know you apply all movement boosters at the beginning of your move, this make stacking rule makes sense. Thanks for clearing this up for me.
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Yeah, it may not seem like a major issue, but it's an important distinction to make, especially when dealing with Ysalamiri and Force Absorb/Defense.
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