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The Admiral wrote:Hypnotic Blaze - I've always played that this only effects monsters, but a reading of the card suggests Heroes as well (figures). How do others play this?
Timestop - This is easy if the elf plays it on himself. He moves/casts the spell, or casts the spell/moves. He then gets another turn. What happens if the Elf casts this on another Hero? Does that Hero immediately take a free turn, or, on that Hero's next turn does he/she get two turns? The "current turn" bit is confusing me, as the current player taking a turn would be the Elf.
Geofonos wrote:Hypnotic blaze affects every figure in the room or corridor except for the spellcaster. So it affects monsters and heroes equally, as long as they are in the same room or corridor with the elf. Elf isn't affected.
Geofonos wrote:If timestop is cast on the elf himself, then the elf can have another turn right away. If timestop is cast on another hero who has already played his current turn, then that hero plays an extra turn right away. If timestop is cast on another hero that has not played a turn yet, then that hero plays two turns when he is up. I'll give an example.
Lets say you have the dwarf, the elf and the barbarian. Player sequence is: Dwarf 1st, Elf 2nd, Barbarian 3rd. Dwarf plays his turn and then comes elf's turn. Elf moves and casts timestop.
1. If timestop is cast on the dwarf, then the dwarf plays a turn right away. Next player is the barbarian (the elf has played his turn by moving and casting timestop).
2. If timestop is cast on the elf himself, then the elf plays another turn right away. Next player is the barbarian, obviously.
3. If timestop is cast on the barbarian, then the elf has played his turn so the barbarian is up. The barbarian now can play two turns.
The Admiral wrote:Hypnotic Blaze - I've always played that this only effects monsters, but a reading of the card suggests Heroes as well (figures). How do others play this?
The Admiral wrote:Timestop - ...What happens if the Elf casts this on another Hero? Does that Hero immediately take a free turn, or, on that Hero's next turn does he/she get two turns? The "current turn" bit is confusing me, as the current player taking a turn would be the Elf.
Timestop This spell may be cast on the Spellcaster or any one Hero the Spellcaster chooses. It temporarily stops time for everyone else on the gameboard, enabling the Hero to take another turn immediately after his current turn. |
Yep, I think that's definitely the way to do it.Daedalus wrote:
Timestop
This spell may be cast on the Spellcaster or any one Hero the Spellcaster chooses. It temporarily stops time for everyone else on the gameboard, enabling the Hero to take another turn immediately after his current turn.
"The spell may be cast on...any one Hero the Spellcaster chooses...." As I see it, that allows for casting on any Hero without restriction, whether he takes takes his turn before or after the Elf.
wallydubbs wrote:The American version is worded as follows:
"This spell may be cast on any one hero the spellcaster chooses. It temporarily stops time for everyone else on the game board, enabling the hero to take another turn immediately after his current turn."
Key words are Immediately and Current, if the Dwarf went before the Elf casts this spell it is no longer his "current" turn, and since the Elf cast this on his turn it couldn't possibly happen immediately after, so the Dwarf must therefore wait until his next turn.
Maurice76 wrote:wallydubbs wrote:The American version is worded as follows:
"This spell may be cast on any one hero the spellcaster chooses. It temporarily stops time for everyone else on the game board, enabling the hero to take another turn immediately after his current turn."
Key words are Immediately and Current, if the Dwarf went before the Elf casts this spell it is no longer his "current" turn, and since the Elf cast this on his turn it couldn't possibly happen immediately after, so the Dwarf must therefore wait until his next turn.
This depends on how you read it. Neither the caster, nor the target are mentioned explicitely in the wording at the end. As such, "his current turn" may refer to either the caster, or the target.
knightkrawler wrote:If it is intended to refer to the caster, it's badly utilized grammar.
Maurice76 wrote:knightkrawler wrote:If it is intended to refer to the caster, it's badly utilized grammar.
And that is how uncommon exactly in all official HeroQuest material, again?
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