rubicon209, at this point I would recommend you personally email the Heroclix Rules Arbitrator or post this question on the WK Heroclix Rules of Combat forum so you can see normalview's answer repeated.

Even moving 0 squares is stil movement, and there is no movement until breakaway occurs. If breakaway is failed, the action is over immediately with no movement allowed. Another way to put it: A move action, or any type of action that grants movement, does not guarantee that movement will occur.

Anyway, nv has detailed the apprropriate rules.

I have done nothing but keep it civil. Trust me, if I wanted to be nasty, you'd know it

Then right here is where everything falls down. Please re-read the Super Strength description and you will see that do in fact need to move to pick up the object. Here it is again for you:

SUPER STRENGTH (OPTIONAL): When this character moves as part of a move action, power action, or free action, it can pick up an object as a free action and carry it. The object must be either in a square the character occupies or in an adjacent square. This character can use an object it picks up as a weapon. If this power is lost or countered while this character is holding an object, immediately place the object in the square this character occupies. This power cannot be canceled while this character is carrying an object.

Thanks for the advice, and explanation of your position, Clixer11.


Farrell

I don't think that's correct... Both the wearing off of Outwit and the Poison occur at the start of turn, and I was under the belief that you decide yourself which order your 'start of turn' actions happened in...

It is a bit convoluted, but true nonetheless. In order to Outwit someone's defensive ability for Poison to have an effect, you must do so (again) at the beginning of your turn prior to the Poison free action taking place.

While I understand the crux of your position, it is understood that Outwit lasts until your turn begins, not that it's effects end at the beginning of your turn and therein lies the difference.

-MB

You are wrong. The Outwit effect lasts "until the beginning of your next turn" according to the Danger Room PAC. In other words, the Outwit effect stops as soon as your next turn begins.

BTW, Normalview is correct. This isn't an interpretation on his part, it's the rules.

-MB