| Register Now | |
| My Points | |
| My Games | |
Slaanesh has a chaos card in the new expansion (the name of the card escapes me and the box isn't handy at the moment) that doubles the defense of your units in that region. If two of these cards are played on the same region, does the second card double their printed defense or the newly doubled defense from the first card? Basically, is the defense rating of the units tripled or quadrupled.
"D&D Characters Die Frequently. If you and your players refuse to embrace this axiom, you fall prey to an invulnerability that renders all the dangers impotent. You simply reenact plots knowing that the hero always survives and wins. ::yawn:: But in accepting it you spring headlong into a world of thrills n chills where failure and death are ever-present possibilities, surmounted only by the now-classic resolution: create another heroic wannabe and try to do better." -Frank Mentzer.
| Page 1 of 1 (2 messages) | 1 |
According to the rules both cards apply their effects. First all the effects which are provided by the western card are applied and than all the effects provided by the eastern card. So after your unit's defence was increased once it will be increased one more time. Same thing happens with old nurgle's card which provides domination according to his corruption in the region.
So 2 cards of the same type will quadruple defense.
Djingle all the way.
Is know as Mr. Bell in some systems of our galaxy.
Mr. Djingles said:
So 2 cards of the same type will quadruple defense.
That's how I ruled it when the issue came up during play, but it almost seemed too good to be true, so I wanted to see how others felt about it. Thanks for the help!
"D&D Characters Die Frequently. If you and your players refuse to embrace this axiom, you fall prey to an invulnerability that renders all the dangers impotent. You simply reenact plots knowing that the hero always survives and wins. ::yawn:: But in accepting it you spring headlong into a world of thrills n chills where failure and death are ever-present possibilities, surmounted only by the now-classic resolution: create another heroic wannabe and try to do better." -Frank Mentzer.
| Page 1 of 1 (2 messages) | 1 |