when u successfully hit a character with a ranged attack targeting more that one character do u divide your damage before they roll their super senses or after? because if u succeed in ur super senses roll the attacker could just deal all damage to a successfully hit target without it...but super senses is before damage is dealt...hmm?

From what I remember, you don't apply damage until the target has been successfully hit. So you wait for Super Senses.

To answer more than you asked...

1 You would roll Shape Change or Skrulls, ect for any targets that had it to see if they could even be attacked.
2 Next you roll your attack and compare it to the figures you target to see if you hit.
3 Any figures that have Super Senses roll it. If they succeed they are NOT hit by the attack.
4 You divide the Damage dealt among targets that WERE hit (you made the attack roll and they failed/didn't have SS)
5 Any fig with IMP would roll to reduce damage they are dealt (either to 0 or by 2 depending on the roll)
6 Figures take the damage that is the result.

Tarnish

thanks makes since...i've been playing for years but i play super senses so rarely i'd never thought of it til the situation arose...which also made everybody realise probability control had changed from previous versions...its reroll ur rolls during ur turn and reroll their rolls during theirs

PC has always been that way. Or at least for the last 6 years it has...............

yeah when the game first came out it was not that way. Made it very useful to get around those SS and Imperv rolls.

For a year or so, right? I seem to recall the rule being in effect when Xplosion was released.
(thanks, Destiny)

So it's been this way for 7~8 years then. Hardly what I'd call a new thing. I was just wondering how the TS failed to realize this after all this time

New things are relative. I referred to the lime-green powers as "the new powers" the other day. Most of the venue stared at me strangely...

(I now sit and wait for someone to talk about the brown powers as new...)

like back in the day brown powers were new.(marvel did not have any their first set.)

I recall. I got into the game about the time Cosmic Justice came out. The Marvel people at my venue kept complaining about how Marvel didn't have enough of the cool brown powers (esp. Hypersonic Speed, of which they had *one* at that time).

You sure about that? My Infinity Challenge PAC says: "This character allows you to re-roll a dice roll during your turn and forces an opponent to re-roll a dice roll during their turn."

hmmm then it must have been one of those where we were all mistaken down here. Oh well I was not heavy into the game back then and just did what i was told by the others.