Almost forgot, Venom will declare Skrulls as his TA.

Round 1:

1) Ben moves to K16 and picks up a heavy object. Takes a second token for moving into a ring square.
2) She-Thing to I17 picks up HO
3) Black Panther L/C to J19.
free: Perplex up Spiderman's DV.

Theme PC case by case.

Superclone's' FANTASTIC FOUR
1. E Spider-Man (6/6) - 50 pts J15
2. U Benjamin J. Grimm* (8/8) - 100 pts K15 @@
3. V Black Panther (7/7) - 92 pts J19 @
4. E She-Thing (7/7) - 50 pts I17 @

* Protected - 8 pts

For a total of 300 points

Theme PC (Fantastic Four) : (2/2)

Vs.

Dai Hinoarashi's TOOTH AND CLAW
1) V Wolverine* (GSX) (6/6) - 103 pts J-2
2) V Venom** (HoT) (8/8) - 73 pts K-2
3) V Wolfsbane (6/6) - 65 pts O-10
4) V Black Cat*** (6/6) - 36 pts M-2

* Vampirism - 12 pts
** Thunderbolts- 8 pts
*** Not so Special - 3 pts

For a total of 300 points

LO: J17
HO: Thing, She-Thing

Map:
http://www.ianparmenter.com/hcutils2...1&u12=x368y-49

I thought K-16 wasn't a ring square.

Ah it is just the interior 6x6. I got it now. Ok - Ben has 1 token Is he still considered adjacent to things (like Spider-man) in the ring?

That's correct, K16 is ringside, but not a ring square.

Ben is adjacent to Spider-Man from *his* perspective, Spider-Man is NOT adjacent to Ben from his.

I don't think I understand how that works

Updated post so that Ben is in the ring.

Basically, to Spider-Man, there's a wall between him and Ben which makes them non-adjacent. So for instance, if Spider-Man had support he would not be able to use it on Ben, and if they had been opposing characters, Spider-Man would not have to roll to break away from him.

Ben, however, does *not* see a wall, and thus considers himself adjacent to Spider-Man meaning that he *would* need to break away from him if he was opposing and could target him with support.

Another way to look at it is to imagine if either of the two had poison (and were opposing). If Spider-Man, in the ring, had poison and Ben was opposing he would *not* take damage at the start of Spidey's turn because Spider-Man sees a wall between them which prevents Poison from going off.

However, if Ben had poison, Spider-Man *would* take the damage at the start of Ben's turn since he doesn't see a wall and thus considers them perfectly adjacent (note that if Fair Fight was showing on the Event Dial Ben would then take a token after resolving Poison as he was just given an action that affected a Wrestler).

All clear now?

How unusual. I have updated Ben because under that set of rules his trait won't activate. Cheers for that.

Hey! What's Ben doing JR? He's not the legal man. If he's not careful the ref might throw him out!

Looks like some old-fashioned double-teaming ala Midnight Express, King! All we need now is Jim Cornette to show up with a tennis racket!

Wouldn't this apply to Black Panther perplexing Spider-Man's defense?

Yes, very much so. Even a free action like Perplex will give the perplexer a token after it resolves if he targets a wrestler (friendly or opposing) with it

I'll let you take that perplex back if you want to, Superclone.