The idea being --correct me if I'm wrong-- that you could only use a ranged or CC attack at the means by which to free a friend. Thus, Flash could not help out a friend using HSS if he was distant from the Sentinel. On the other hand, if he was adjacent to the Sentinel, he could use a power action to CC-attack (punch) the Sentinel for 0 damage. A Medic or Hulk could do the same thing: a power action. Ranged Combat models -- no real change -- they're just using a power action to "shoot" the Sentinel up to their range. Although I wonder -- could a multi-arrow model use a Power Action to shoot 2 sentinels for the same 0 effect to free 2 compatriots held (separetely)? It sounds like no...

And the new red clarification in Flurry is completely contradictory to the sentence it follows.

That clarification should be removed. Allowing B/C/F with flurry is much more damaging than Incapacitate & Flurry (who even has Incapacitate and Flurry at the same time?)

Flurry + Incapacitate: Medusa, Judge Hershey, Siamese
You're correct, it doesn't spell out that MOE all have to be adjacent to the enemy, just each other. So Whirlwind and Mr. Hyde can be adjacent to Hulk, with Boomarang one square away, but next to Hyde. They can all attack Hulk for only one action, right?

B/C/F with Flurry is just fine. B/C/F says "when you give this character a close combat action". Flurry is a close combat action, so you get to use B/C/F with it.

This is getting stupid. NINE FAQS?

It's almost time to admit the shark has been jumped.

According to Brother Mags, you cannot use Running Shot OR Charge to rescue.

Keleko has it right on the nose.

XHX
WXT

H=Hulk
W=Whirlwind
T=Titania

If we go by your interpretation, Titania and Whirlwind can't use the MoE team ability because they're not adjacent to each other. If we go by mine, they can because the only requirement is that they both be adjacent to Hulk. Your way adds an extra requirement. It follows from inference that the 'adjacent' MoEs are the ones who are adjacent to the target.

I get it now. I was misreading what it said. I was assuming that it required a super power that was a power action.

Ok, so the big figs aren't quite as uberpowerful as I thought... they are still dang tough though.

What does "this power cannot be used during another action" mean on the outwit and perplex updates?

Exactly what it says. You can't use them in the middle of a Hypersonic move, for example.

Basically, B/C/F is the only other attack-type power that can be flurried. Theoretically speaking, Steal Energy works as well, but the dial has to be arranged with multiple clicks of both flurry and SE.

Shame that they ruined such a fun power combination (flurry incap) after making figures with that specific combo, and advertising them as such (medusa).

Kabuki also has flurry/incap.

You should get SOEMTHINg for $15 and 200 to 300 points Their not being affected by support is balance enough.

So, it means you must declare it before or after you use a Move, CC, RC or power action? Reading it that way makes sense. When I first read it I took it as meaning it couldn't be used during a turn when you were using another action, which would make it no longer a free action!

Keleko, I understand now. Having to make those inferences is what gets us needing all these dang FAQs to clear things up. WK's been at this for a couple of years now, and they are still not spelling things out exactly as they mean. We end up with a 'Word of the Rule' versus 'Spirit of the Rule', like in this MOE case.