Theres are simple but people at the shop argue over them.

If you have a phasing peice carrying a guy and you stop your phasing piece before a wall, can you place the carried guy through the wall?

Can you outwit battle fury on your own peice? (i say yes for sure)

Vision is the only guy I can think of who phases and flies. A phasing character with an object or carrying someone can move through a wall and take the object or person with them. If I am not mistaken.

ugh, you didn't anwser the question. THe phasing peice doesn't move threw the wall. He stops before the wall, can he place the carried peice through the wall?

Shin, that wasn't his question. I caught it before I almost posted the exact same thing as you. His question is this --
where Vision puts the passenger on a different side of the wall.

As far as Outwitting your own figure, you cannot do that. Outwit now says any opposing figure.

Okay, let's look at the two questions:

1) Phasing and dropping off through a wall. No, you cannot phase-carry a figure and drop them off on the other side of a wall. Flyers have to put their passenger down in such a way that the two figures end up adjacent. Two squares with a wall between them are not adjacent just like on a outdoor map a square of elevated terrain is not adjacent to a normal non-elevated square. Outside you must drop off onto the same elevation. Inside you have to drop off adjacent as well, so no dropping through walls.

2) Outwitting your Battle Fury. From the FAQ:

* The second sentence of the Outwit power now reads: "Once during your turn, this character may 'turn off' a power on a target OPPOSING character; treat the target as if it does not have the cancelled power."

So you can only outwit an opposing figure. No outwitting your own Juggernaut's BF and then carrying him with a flyer.


Hope this helps.

The phasing character must go through the wall in order to set the fig on the other side, also Dr Strange has phasing and is one of the best figs in the game.

YOU MAY NOT USE OUTWIT ON ONE OF YOUR OWN FIGS!! in order to reference this you may look up the power in your sheet.

Whoops my bad, I see now. Sorry!