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3.) a.) Dodge seems really powerful. If I am understanding correctly the number of Dodge dice never goes down (though it does reflect Health), no matter how many times it is used in a turn. So, with in mind, on a number of occasions a leader or sidekick (with 3d10 or 3d8 Dodge) has managed to dodge all comers; they almost seem untouchable by your average mook (Allies and such). Am I doing this right, or should it go down with multiple uses like Shoot or Brawl? Daryl
Well, I've run through a number of solo games and a few questions have arisen. I'll try to phrase them so that a "yea" or "nay" is all that's needed. Right then:1.) Can a figure take an action and then move? For example, take a shot at the enemy and then move 6" - or do actions always come after movement?2.) a.) When a character goes down, do they drop any carried plot points or is that only when they are eliminated from the game after a failed final Health check? I assume the item is only dropped if they are eliminated from the game. Correct? b.) If a plot point is dropped by an eliminated character, does the next figure have to take a peril and challenge to pick it up again? 3.) a.) Dodge seems really powerful. If I am understanding correctly the number of Dodge dice never goes down (though it does reflect Health), no matter how many times it is used in a turn. So, with in mind, on a number of occasions a leader or sidekick (with 3d10 or 3d8 Dodge) has managed to dodge all comers; they almost seem untouchable by your average mook (Allies and such). Am I doing this right, or should it go down with multiple uses like Shoot or Brawl? b.) If a character is surrounded by enemy figures, is there any way they can escape by using Dodge? (Sorry, breaking the yes/no rule here!) I think I had a few more but these are all I can remember now. Thank you for any help!
... later in the same turn a character from League B runs up - can he pick up the dropped plot point, taking a peril and challenge as usual...
Taking this one step further...let's say A passes his Recovery check and is therefore up on his feet again....