Have looked around, and could not find the answer, so,
If Wampa cancels more than one crit, does he give face down damage per crit cancelled?? Also, do these hits go thru shields, or do shields get dropped first??
Thx
Paul
Have looked around, and could not find the answer, so,
If Wampa cancels more than one crit, does he give face down damage per crit cancelled?? Also, do these hits go thru shields, or do shields get dropped first??
Thx
Paul
Only one card, even if you cancel multiple crits. When you "deal a damage card" it's dealt whether or not there are shields (as opposed to causing them to "suffer damage", see Rules Reference, pg. 9, Damage, 6th bullet). Also keep in mind that due to the Errata, Wampa's ability is used at the start of the Compare Results step (FAQ v4.1.1, pg. 3, Wampa).
Edited by FireSpyHave you looked on card?
cause its right there :
When attacking, at the start of the compare results step, you may cancel all dice results. If you cancel a critical result, deal 1 facedown Damage card to the defender.
you just have opportunity to cancel your result. If by doing this you cancel a critical you trigger wampa, so only 1. And shield question is also answered "deal 1 facedown damage card", does not mean deal dmg, so shields are ignored.
Edited by VitalisHere is the thread where I posted Frank's answer to that very same question:
So it does not matter how many crits you cancel; you still only deal one damage card.
Thx guys, and I missed that on the card, so appreciate the answers. Will do better at looking first, before asking:-)
Paul
Thx guys, and I missed that on the card, so appreciate the answers. Will do better at looking first, before asking:-)
Paul
We have all done it before. Don't feel bad. "The only stupid question is the one you do not ask"
Thx guys, and I missed that on the card, so appreciate the answers. Will do better at looking first, before asking:-)
Paul
We have all done it before. Don't feel bad. "The only stupid question is the one you do not ask"
Also, you feel worse when not asking and realizing only months later you were doing it wrong all this time. Oh Expert Handling, how tempting you were before I realized the full thruth... ![]()