I have some questions on mastermind for Hair10, Heroclix1234, or Herocomplex.

Can a mystic/crossgen click be masterminded? I believe yes.

Can a push click be masterminded? I heard so many arguments for both sides I'm not sure anymore what the official answer is.

I've never thought of MMing mystic crossgen... I'd be interested to know..

and for #2 I'm 99% positive it's no

I've also got a timing discrepency that I need a answer on. If you outwit someone's invulnerability, toughness, or impervious would they take poison before it comes back.

Pushing damages (like damage from a critical miss) cannot be masterminded. Falling and knockback damages can be masterminded, provided the figure having Mastermind land in a square adjacent to an ally figure costing less points than him.


About the Crossgen/Mystic, I'm not sure. But it seems logical that this damage can be redirected (Mastermind redirects the damages, but doesn't evades or reduces them).

For the second question : it works. At the start of your turn, you can choose to use Outwit (to cancel a defensive power), then you can activate the Poison of one of your character.

OK. Hopefully the last question. If you can enhance a incap attack up three, can you enhance a mc attack up three?

Would you have to use the outwit at the start of the current turn, or Do you outwit their toughness the previous turn and poison geos thru before their power comes back?

You can use Enhancement on MC (ranged) attack too, but the result will still be no damage (even if you obtain a critical hit on your atatck, the damages of Mc will be 0).

It's due to the fact that Incapacitate reduces the damages to 0 (and thus can be increase after that by Enhancement or Shield TA), but MC does "no damage" attacks (not 0, but "no damages" at all). So in the end you cannot do damages at all using MC.

Gotcha on the mc question. thx

You can Mastermind Mystics/Crossgen damage, but not pushing damage.

To Outwit a damage reducer for poison to work, you must Outwit at the beginning of the turn and then apply Poison.

Poison takes effect at the begenning of your turn, so you cant outwit first.

clixer11 was correct.

Here is how the beginning of a turn works:

At the very beginning of the turn, Outwit and other "at the beginning of the next turn" effects resolve. So any Outwit from your previous turn fades.

Then "at the beginning of your turn" effects take place. So Poison and Leadership happen. This is in any order you like. During this time you can also do free actions like Outwit/Perplex.

Because of this you could use Outwit for this turn on a character's damage reducing power and then apply Poison.