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That's already been ruled. It doesn't need errata. It's inability to receive knockback nullifies that aspect of Combat Reflexes. Hopefully, it reduces the cost of the power slightly as well.
I think I've got a good one. Batman & Catwoman have Combat Reflexes, which allows the figure to take knockback from any attack, but as a double-base figure, it cannot be knocked back.
So, based on the existence of the errata on Mister Miracle & Oberon's TK SP, I would guess that this needs errata for them to accept the knockback.
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That's already been ruled. It doesn't need errata. It's inability to receive knockback nullifies that aspect of Combat Reflexes. Hopefully, it reduces the cost of the power slightly as well.
This is incorrect.
From the player's guide:
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Combat Reflexes
* A character that is normally immune to knock back that has Combat Reflexes can choose to take knock back when hit with a successful attack. When this option is selected, the attacking player still gets to choose the direction of the knock back (if a choice can be made).
Wow, I could have sworn I read otherwise here recently. Do I have to commit harikari or just lose one of my precious Hair10 cookies?
You probably did read that. IIRC, I said something to that effect very recently. I was checking something else in the PG and saw that entry again. At the time I recall thinking "Hmm...I think I just recently said the opposite of this." I meant to go find that post and correct it, but I forgot.
Wow, I could have sworn I read otherwise here recently. Do I have to commit harikari or just lose one of my precious Hair10 cookies?
Hair10 gives out cookies now? I should, uhm, give him rep more often or something.
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The problem is that a lot of new players come from the "race generation" they want to define their worth by the "skill" they posses in playing a game of toy soldiers.