bouncergriim
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Momentumpg 5: You can also use Momentum counters to force an opponent to replace a dice of your choice for any challenge rolls they make during your action.
I am confused by this sentance, is it a die or multiple dice that may be replaced?
Secondly, can this momentum be used in this way to change a die roll if they flopped, like on injury? Or does it have a similar restriction about not changing a flopped result. You are in a charitable mood and don't really want to kill that imp after all.
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Tarota
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Re: Momentum | bouncergriim wrote: | pg 5: You can also use Momentum counters to force an opponent to replace a dice of your choice for any challenge rolls they make during your action.
I am confused by this sentance, is it a die or multiple dice that may be replaced? |
I suspect 2NSBACL (2 nations separated by a common language). In this case, British usage of 'dice' as both singular and plural. For the quoted rule, I believe the intent is each momentum counter can change one die.
| bouncergriim wrote: | | Secondly, can this momentum be used in this way to change a die roll if they flopped, like on injury? Or does it have a similar restriction about not changing a flopped result. You are in a charitable mood and don't really want to kill that imp after all. |
My rules lawyer hat says that you can change an opponent's flop result, since the rules don't forbid it. But if that wasn't the intent, I would be happy enough to go the other way. (Better an injured imp on the field than a rested Hunter coming off the bench, eh? Although you'd need a good string of rolls to change a flop to a "still in the game".)
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GalakStarscraper
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Each momentum counter can effect one die.
You cannot effect any flop roll .. again overall consistent rules.
I'll make this more clear
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