Am I correct in assuming that gunner can never trigger while paired with the outrider title? Gunner stipulates a "primary weapon" attack, which the outrider title forbids.

Which cards takes precedence?

Rule priority is generally as follows:

1.) can't

2.) must

3.) may

seems to be the norm of basically every game, or maybe playing too much warmachine recently

1.) can't

2.) must

3.) may

seems to be the norm of basically every game, or maybe playing too much warmachine recently

This, in no way, answered my question.

Gunner is wasted with Outrider as Outrider specifies that you cannot use the primary weapon when it is equipped.

When you have a <cannon> Upgrade card equipped, you cannot perform primary weapon attacks and you may perform <cannon> secondary weapon attacks against ships outside your firing arc.

That's more like it. Thank you.

Just for clarity, if you run an HLC Outrider, if you draw the Critical that makes you discard a secondary weapon, such as HLC, you would then go back to having your primary.

1.) can't

2.) must

3.) may

seems to be the norm of basically every game, or maybe playing too much warmachine recently

This, in no way, answered my question.

Actually, it does. Outrider says you cannot make primary weapon attacks. gunner says you may make a primary weapon attack. Based on the table above, can't overrides may. That table perfectly answers the question you had, along with any similar interaction where one card permits something and one forbids it.

Just for clarity, if you run an HLC Outrider, if you draw the Critical that makes you discard a secondary weapon, such as HLC, you would then go back to having your primary.

Yes - the Outrider title specifies if you have a cannon secondary upgrade card equipped.

1.) can't

2.) must

3.) may

seems to be the norm of basically every game, or maybe playing too much warmachine recently

This, in no way, answered my question.

Actually, it does. Outrider says you cannot make primary weapon attacks. gunner says you may make a primary weapon attack. Based on the table above, can't overrides may. That table perfectly answers the question you had, along with any similar interaction where one card permits something and one forbids it.

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Just for clarity, if you run an HLC Outrider, if you draw the Critical that makes you discard a secondary weapon, such as HLC, you would then go back to having your primary.

Yes - the Outrider title specifies if you have a cannon secondary upgrade card equipped.

I just noticed, but what is behind the Outrider shooting at it?

I just noticed, but what is behind the Outrider shooting at it?

Whatever it is, it's big... and it's headed this way