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How does the new Yodas CE work? Is it after his turn or the allie that is attackings turn? How many people can use it in one round? Also can someone with twin use it since it is really only 1 attack?
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christophercook wrote:How does the new Yodas CE work? Is it after his turn or the allie that is attackings turn? How many people can use it in one round? Also can someone with twin use it since it is really only 1 attack?
Thanks. It is after the affected follower's turn. Any number can use it provided they make only one attack during their turn. Twin causes two attacks so it doesn't work. Nor does cleave, rolling cleave, and flurry. I believe these are the correct answers
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It takes place at the end of the allies' turn.
Twin is it's own attack, even if it is somewhat linked to other attacks. So a Twin Attack will make you inelegible for the CE.
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So a character with a force rating can move 6, and attack once, then when that's resolved and their turn is done, attack again? (and it doesn't matter if they have double attack, as long as they aren't using it right?)
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crazybirdman wrote:So a character with a force rating can move 6, and attack once, then when that's resolved and their turn is done, attack again? (and it doesn't matter if they have double attack, as long as they aren't using it right?) Correct.
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Does the character still get to use Yoda's CE if they use an ability that replaces turn?
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crazybirdman wrote:Does the character still get to use Yoda's CE if they use an ability that replaces turn? Yes, so long as that ability involves the character making a single attack.
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The trigger of yoda's commander effect has nothing to do with special abilities or force powers. The only trigger is a single attack against a single enemy. If you meet that requirement, you get an additional attack.
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Thanks, I'm just trying to get answers on this one ahead of time to questions I think people will have when we play.
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crazybirdman wrote:Thanks, I'm just trying to get answers on this one ahead of time to questions I think people will have when we play. No problem. Has anyone figured out a way to exploit this for extra attacks? If you can attack an enemy, move closer to it, and in some way by moving closer, gain momentum, you could theoretically get triple attack out of this. However, I can't figure out a way to do it if there is one. Lt. Page's CE could do the trick if there was a non-unique commando with access to force points. Yoda is the only rebel/republic character with ataru mastery so far, so thats out too.
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what if you had a commander/special ability that granted twin? could you attack once, then move into the range of the twin CE (or Scream), and get twin on the attack that Yoda gives? That would get you an extra attack
or if the attack from Yoda sets off cleave or flurry.
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crazybirdman wrote:what if you had a commander/special ability that granted twin? could you attack once, then move into the range of the twin CE (or Scream), and get twin on the attack that Yoda gives? That would get you an extra attack
or if the attack from Yoda sets off cleave or flurry. Yes.
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ok, ok, I promise this is last question I'll ask about this, but can the player decide what order he does the end of turn actions in? (is that posted in the rules somewhere?) For example, if a character has override, can they choose to open or close a door before OR after the attack granted from Yoda?
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Quote:At the end of its turn, if an ally with a Force rating made only one attack this turn, it may make one additional attack against the same enemy if it can. It doesn't say 'immediate' attack, so yes, you could do the door check, Override (theoretically) etc before making the attack.
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