So you you place two debris markers when a wall is destroyed.

Would you be able to place two heavy objects? One in each debris marker spot?

Thanks.

From the wording it looks like you would place two heavy objects when breaking a wall.

Maybe.

I can't recall what the word is on "a". I can't recall if "a" is a general term, that may refer to a singular or plural, case permitting. Or, "a" may be a limiting term, restricting you to a single use/effect.

I think it's the first one, though. I would go with two heavies.

Generally speaking "a" is going to be singular. While there are exceptions to that rule, in this case, place one heavy object in the same square as one debris marker.

See, a line like "in one of the debris markers that are created" would have cleared up the confusion. I can really see both interpretations as correct, even though the intent is clearly just one object created.

I agree with you on the ability to clear up confusion in this power, and many others, with simple wording changes.