Ok, i was rereading the super power chart, and on probibility control i noticed it said can only be used once when its not your turn in "multiplayer" games. I actually have 2 questions about this. 1: doesnt a 2 person (1 vs 1) game count as multiplayer? if so does that mean 3+ people is a multiplayer game?.
2: Also does the only once when its not your turn in multiplayer games pertain to the entire game, or per turn.

3: Yea I know i said i had 2 questions, but that was about prob control. Final question I have is, can poison damage be reduced. I know its only one click of damage, but it doesnt specify wether or not invulerability or toughness ect. reduces it.

-as always any replies will greatly be appreciated :D -

No, multiple player games are games with 3 or 4 players. A 2 player game is a standard game. It is awfully borning when playing HC by yourself (I've tried).

When it isn't your turn, you can use PC only once. This means that if there are 3 people playing, you have to decide if you want to use PC on player 2's or player 3's turn. If you use it on player 2's turn, you can't do a darn thing about player 3's rolls. Once it is your turn, you get your 1 use per turn, then back again.

Poison is deals damage and damage reducers reduce damage dealt to the figure. So, following that logic, Toughness, Invulnerability, and Impervious all reduce Poison damage.

Note, though, that Armor Piercing will allow Poison to go right through damage reducers.

Probability Control is one of the harder powers to understand.

For your first question: What they mean with the multiplayer restriction is that when you have 3 players playing, you can only use it once when it is their turn. So, if one player went, you used PC. then it went to the other, you cannot use PC. Technically, it would be the same redardless of 2 player, or 15 player, but they wanted to clarify that.

2. The "only once" referrers to once when it is not your turn, per round of turns. When it gets back to the person who started the game, you get a PC opportunity.

3. Poison is "damage dealt", damage reducing powers reduce "damage dealt." So Poison damage may be reduced down to zero.