On 6/16/2017 at 7:32 AM, nismojoe said:

It may or may not become incorrect. As of right now......it is correct.

Its a game state that isnt possible but its not correct. It is also highly redundant. The play restriction never comes up because he can't be put in in the same deck as it. It would be like saying you cant play kylo's saber on Luke Skywalker which you could if you could ever place it in your deck. Better off just deleting the line and bolding the red in the other part of the clarification.

Also under Dooku you should put the clarification about variable effects. Still run into people who think if i resolve a mind probe they can discard a card gain a shield and then mind probe only deals 4 so they think they are taking 3. Once the damage is announced as 5 it doesn't change.

Question... If I have two characters and Palpatine resolves a dice, can the two damage taken from Palpatine's ability be split(i.e one damage to each)? Same question for Planetary Uprising. Thanks.

Yep! Whenever a card says damage is "distributed as you wish", you can put the damage on any of your characters and split it between multiple characters.

5 hours ago, Kieransi said:

Yep! Whenever a card says damage is "distributed as you wish", you can put the damage on any of your characters and split it between multiple characters.

However, you can't allocate more damage than a Character can take as per the FAQ. So it isn't always as you wish....

2 hours ago, Amanal said:

However, you can't allocate more damage than a Character can take as per the FAQ. So it isn't always as you wish....

Correct. I think FFG is just being nice:

Exactly, and that's why sometime 2 as opponent wish is stronger than a 3 gun side. (Situation with booth ennemy character are at 1 health).

3 hours ago, Kieransi said:

Correct. I think FFG is just being nice:

Did you know that Bob Anderson taught Inigo and Wesly to fence and was also Darth Vader in Ep 5 and 6?

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0026428/

Speaking of community stuff. Does anyone by chance have a list of or know where one can find all Lukas rulings, preferably verbatim.

I had a debate last night about the card "Willpower." My opponent had 1 health remaining and a "Force Illusion" upgrade on his character. I played Willpower and moved the damage to his character. He said Force Illusion would trigger because it says, before attached character "takes" damage... and not "deal/dealt" damage. I believe he's wrong, and I referred to "Backup Muscle" as a similar card to Willpower. So am I correct? Thanks.

31 minutes ago, somesamurai said:

I had a debate last night about the card "Willpower." My opponent had 1 health remaining and a "Force Illusion" upgrade on his character. I played Willpower and moved the damage to his character. He said Force Illusion would trigger because it says, before attached character "takes" damage... and not "deal/dealt" damage. I believe he's wrong, and I referred to "Backup Muscle" as a similar card to Willpower. So am I correct? Thanks.

You are correct. 'Moved' damage cannot be blocked in any way. The card even says so.

On 7/30/2017 at 9:14 AM, nismojoe said:

Speaking of community stuff. Does anyone by chance have a list of or know where one can find all Lukas rulings, preferably verbatim.

https://artificery.com/rules/

To add to your initial post here Joe, I think one thing to note on characters with Guardian is that the damage they take from activating is 'type-less'. So if I have a Rebel Trooper with Hunker Down attached that uses Guardian on a die showing melee damage, I do not lose Hunker Down. From the RRG:

"...its owner may remove one die showing damage (Melee or Ranged) from their opponent's dice pool to deal damage equal to the value showing on the die removed to the activating Guardian character."

This is different from the reminder text on the card itself, so thought it was worth pointing out.

On 6/15/2017 at 3:59 PM, Buhallin said:

That's a good point. I will update that when I get home.

To the above post, not this blanked out quote I can't remove...

If I’m asked to discard 4 cards from my hand but only have 1, do the other 3 come from my deck?

1 minute ago, Lobokai said:

If I’m asked to discard 4 cards from my hand but only have 1, do the other 3 come from my deck?

No, you do as much as you can.