That's not correct. When you become adjacent, your movement ends and you can no longer pick up objects regardless of where they are located.

You could either lunge or attack the person you are adjacent to. The attack from Charge and from Lunge come at the end of movement, not during.

Hmm, still a little confused here. The reason I am harping on this is because it came up during a game recently in the BPRD set water map. I had Gorgon with lunge. I charged with Gorgon, so I move him the 4 for charge and the 4th movement square was just in the water, so it ended my movement. I wanted to lunge 2 more at that point so I could attack the opponent's figure, but we determined that as the movement ended with me entering hindering, that I could not continue with lunge movement and then attack. Was this correct under the rules?

Yes or no, please. Feel free to give any explanation you want after the fact, but just let me know if this was correct or not, as I fear that citing more additional explanations and examples is just going to lead to further confusion on my end.

No, this was not correct.

When you charge, the (half) movement ends, then you may make a close combat action, which results in an attack. Before you attack, Lunge allows you to move two squares and then attack if you have granted an action which will result in a close combat attack (which you have).

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It would be over if the movement was the result of HSS or Move and Attack action because both of those require that the attack happen during movement, not after movement.

Writing 101:

Do not jump from the middle to the epilogue.

Do you have a problem with hippies?

Back to POGs, any of the POGs were ever labelled as "not allowed in tournaments" or something like that? I got this impression, but I´m not sure.

The only ones would be retired ones. The retried ones are ones from retired sets plus the map pack ones.

There's no limit to the number of Pogs as long as they all fit in your starting area. Try some pulsewave, multitarget EE, quake, or poison to take out Pogs. Another way to beat this, is just go exclusively after one figure at a time per round. Try to fully KO a single piece each round so that he never gets the opportunity to use the team ability. It was definitely cheese, but I'd be lying to say that I haven't used as many as 3 Alicia Masters bystanders on a single FF team. Whether we think we have or not, every one of us has probably played a team that someone thought was cheese. We've probably all met players who always play cheese. Find ways to beat them fairly. At the very least, I hope this guy isn't getting fellowship when he doesn't win overall.

The stratagy you mentioned about going after one person per round is what I did. Just not good enough. I got Torch one turn, Thing the next, and he pushed 7 Alicia's to KO just to heal the other 4 members he had out there and their damage was due to him pushing his figures and using pounce.

It was a close game, I ended up losing by 10 points when I failed my final super senses roll as time expired and it KOed my figure.

With HOT prizes done, were getting rid of all the older prize support from a few years ago and normally 2 players who dont have any of them get to play for the fellowship prize. None of us have a problem with that. We would rather let someone who doesnt have it play for it.

The youngest player at our venue got the fellowship prize this week. His first every prize win. He won the Firelord LE from Avengers when he beat our "Marvel heroclix only" player. He ran the Colossal Sinestro, 4 Manhunters, Lyssa Drak & Jordan Hal; a Sinestro Corp team.

Sorry, the tone in the ruls forum lately seems to be condescending. I know it gets old answering questions all the time that are just about basic combinations and how actions work, but at the same time, there are plenty of rulings which are far form obvious even reading the wordings carefully.

And, again, I realize that it is not a simple thing for some (maybe even all, for a couple particular wrinkles that are basically 'because GD says so') to understand these rules. And that's why we are here


On the other hand, that search bar is just sitting up there... almost mocking us with its usefulness