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I am just looking for some clarification, if an enemy hits one of my characters and I can 1. prevent the damage (via L Block/Deflect or Makashi/Soresu ect) and 2 Make an immediate attack (via Djem so, L Riposte, ect) can I do both? And if so is there any special order that I must do them in? (like must I Riposte first then try to Block?)
Thank you
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Negating damage does not negate the fact you were hit.
The order is presenting the resolving effects section of the FAQ.
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Thank you! I also have another question: If you transfer damage via Bodyguard can the bodyguard try to Prevent the damage? I know he can reduce the damage but I'm not sure if they can use L Defense to prevent all the damage?
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No. It's the same reason you can't Evade, say, damage from Lightsaber Reflect. Once you've transferred damage via Bodyguard, it's no longer damage from an attack, it's damage from a special ability.
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That's what I thought  thank you
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