Only light and heavy objects have a damage value assigned to them.

There is no damage to be dealt by slinging around Orange Constructs.

So the added damage from magneto will be treated like a crit hit on a Mind Control, no damage (as opposed to a crit hit on an Incap which would 1 to the 0 previously being dealt).

Thanks guys.

Quick confirmation on Orange Constructs requested:

December player's guide:

When Orange Construct objects are moved with the
Orange Constructs trait, they use the speed symbol.

Current player's guide:

When Orange Construct objects are moved with the
Orange Constructs trait, they move as characters with
the speed symbol for terrain purposes.

So the current wording indicates that Orange Constructs moved via Larfleeze's trait ignore characters during the movement. It is a legal move to walk an Orange Construct up to a character and place said construct in that character's square.

If you like, yes.

How does the new Player's Guide affect his objects when canceling his damage power?

This means that tokens brought into the game via the damage power are not lost if the damage power is outwitted.

That's the way I read it but wanted to be sure before going into a judged game and getting shut down.

Canceling is not countering, but yeah that's the gist of it.

And just to complete this (since you now know that canceling and countering are two different things), canceling his power would have no effect on the Orange Construct objects.

I think you should update this

I know this needs update, I just haven't gone through it yet =]

Heres a good Question:

its the start of my turn, and 1 of my opponents characters its at 2 squares of LOF from Larfleeze.

Can i Summon an Orange construct object at the start of my turn to cause them poison?

ARGUMENT:

The new Players Guide says:
and since Summon of the Orange Lantern Corps its a free action (unless i already have 2 Orange construct objects in the map) i can use it at the start of my turn before using poison.

am i right?

This is exactly right. So long as there are less than 2 tokens on the map, you can do this.

Yes, and you could do this previously but it may not have been spelled out as adequately.