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If a character with Slave is within 6 of a Commander at the start of its turn but moves to a square more than 6 away, thus becoming Savage, do they then have to end their move next to an enemy if they can?
I tried to check the glossary and FAQ's but I see no mention of Slave anywhere.
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Galactic Funk wrote:If a character with Slave is within 6 of a Commander at the start of its turn but moves to a square more than 6 away, thus becoming Savage, do they then have to end their move next to an enemy if they can?
I tried to check the glossary and FAQ's but I see no mention of Slave anywhere. Not sure, try looking under Empathy. It would be the same situation.
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Based on the glossary definition of Empathy, I would say that if a character is not savage when it starts it's move, it does not need to base an enemy if it becomes savage mid-move.
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I guess I have another question that is along the same lines. If Celeste Morne is also in your squad and the same movement scenario as above takes place are you subject to her CE?
I think you need to check to see if the conditions are met when you want to use it so I believe the character with Slave would be subject.
I could see my initial question being ruled either way though.
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Galactic Funk wrote:I guess I have another question that is along the same lines. If Celeste Morne is also in your squad and the same movement scenario as above takes place are you subject to her CE?
I think you need to check to see if the conditions are met when you want to use it so I believe the character with Slave would be subject.
I could see my initial question being ruled either way though.
Yes, after moving out of range you would then be subject to Savage CEs (but not others).
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Thanks for the feedback gentlemen!
If for some reason the first question doesn't work like the empathy example can someone just jump in and clarify, otherwise I will assume that's how it works.
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