Yoda's CE:
Characters in your squad with a Force rating can spend this character's Force points. (A character still can't spend Force points more than once per turn and can't combine its own Force points with this character's.) (u/l mine)

So unless Luke has MOTF2 or 3, then no.

Which Luke are you referring to anyway?

I think he was just curious on what Luke the user was using, doesnt have to matter what luke it is, someone can ask a curious question..

the only rebel Luke with master of the force is luke and yoda aka loda
so that's that's

Actualy the force spirits dont actualy give you master of the force. THey allow you to spend force an extra time each turn. THis doesnt stack with itsself but it does stack with amster of the force 2 or 3. So if you gave Loda obiwans force spirit when he dies. and he can spend points for things like deflect or stun 4 times per turn.

Think of it as Extra attack. If you use tarken and legacy vader hondo will effectivly have triple attack. Same here they let you spend FP's more then once per turn......so ya they do stack

To add my 2 cents, basically when obi wan (RS) dies & gives force spirit to whoever, as said above you arent giving Motf out, your just allowing the fig you give it to to spend force points 1 extra time there turn, so it you were to have

I.E. Luke skywalker Jedi (KOTOR), Yoda of Dag & Obi Wan (RS).., obi dies & you give spirit to luke, he can now spend force pts 2 times per turn, then next Yoda dies & you give spirit to luke, he is able to spend force points another extra time per turn allowing him to lets say LS block 3 times in a single turn. Its not MOTF 2 or 3 its different but works the same.

Now you wouldnt be able to gain the named force abilitiy MOTF & stack them, you would have to take the higher effect.So basically with force spirit it is somewhat like getting Extra attack because its just adding onto the normal effects that fig has already. So its like your gaining MOTF 2 / 3 but you arent getting MOTF per se, your just gaining the ability to spend FP's an extra time a turn per force spirit

Extra attack stacks because as the name says its an extra attack, so if a fig has double and is getting extra attack via a CE, that fig doesnt have tripple attack now, he has double & extra attack, same goes with Force Spirits, your just adding onto what the fig has already your not replacing what he has already so stacking for it would be legal

That's not why Extra Attack stacks.



(Emphasis mine)

THAT is why Extra Attack stacks. Because it specifically says so. If you snipped that line from the Glossary, a character with Double Attack and Extra Attack would only be able to attack twice per turn if they didn't move.

your being to logical in this saying they stack because it says so, yea obviously thats why but as i said that when a fig is getting extra attack, and already had double lets say, they arent considered to have tripple now, they still have double & now get extra, you wouldnt change the SA on the card, yes extra attack stacks cuz it says so, & why it says so its because its not a specific number of attack like trying to put double w/ double, u would already have double, so putting extra with ur already attack SA is as says giving an extra attack to wat you have, doesnt change your already attack SA you have weither it be double or tripple, the fig would still have that extra doesnt change the ability..

Force spirit is the same way, your not granting MOTF, logically would tell u your getting MOTF x but it doest work like that, your being allowed to spend force points an "EXTRA" time per turn, so force spirit would stack w/ another force spirit because your not granting a specific amount of times u can spend fp's, your just adding to it w/ each force spirit

Ok. You're right in that Double + Extra does not give you Triple Attack. It does give you three attacks, but not the Triple Attack ability. So in that regard, you are correct. I never contended that; in fact, I said myself that Double and Extra stack, and even pointed out why.

I didn't say that if you have Double and get Extra you only get two attacks. In fact, I'm not trying to say any of the things that you seem to think. I said that if you removed part of the glossary, that's how it would work. I was pointing out the difference between how Extra Attack works and how Force Spirit works. Extra Attack only works with Double (as in, you get three attacks if you have Double and Extra) because of the second part of the glossary definition of Extra Attack. If that part were not there, it wouldn't work. Now note that that part isn't there for Force Spirit. That's the reason Force Spirit does NOT stack in the same way that Extra Attack works, and if you get Force Spirit twice you do NOT get to use Force Points two extra times per turn.

Bottom line: Force Spirit does not stack. You may use it twice on the same character to gain extra Force Points, but you do not get to spend Force Points two extra times per turn. Note the part of the FAQ I quoted for a full explanation.

This is different than Extra Attack for all the reasons I already mentioned. Do not compare it to Extra Attack, they do not work the same way.

And yes, you are allowed to put your 2 cents in, but please be sure that you're correct when you do so. You said yourself that you did not look at the FAQ; in my post I quoted the applicable section of the FAQ which answered the question. It makes things much less confusing if you're actually correct when you answer a question. And I'm sorry to say that looking at it "logically" is generally not a great way to figure out rules questions, because some rules (like this) are a little counter-intuitive. The best way is to read the glossary and the FAQ and see if it's addressed, and if it isn't in there, ask on here.

The issue is, and always has been, is that your clarification often use wrong reasoning, or is just plain confusing, Percocet. Bumping week to month long threads, where the user obviously has gotten and understoood the answer, does not help the poster, it complicates my life.

This thread is a perfect example of this. You are using an ability that does stack to compare it with an ability that does not. Yes, Force Spirit does add to the Multi Attack abilities, but it also stacks with itself. Which can lead to confusion. Overcomplicating the answers is not good, which is why I also hate it when people throw out "exceptions" to my answers, most of which should be able to easily be figured out with how I answer.