Character A attacks someone and misses. Character B uses a Theme Team use of Probability Control and gets a token. Can character B still be givin a non-free action during that turn?

Yes. Nothing Says they Can't

Yes, they can, because Probability Control is not an action. Character B would still take pushing damage for the second token from the non-free action, though.

Yeah, it came up in a game tonight and I just wanted to make sure it really worked like that. :/ Learn something new every day. ty

I know characters that can already use PC naturally cannot use TTPCs.

What about when they have PC Outwitted? It's just turning an use into a can't use, so said PC character still cannot TTPC?

A character with its PC outwitted would meet the requirements to use TTPC.

As long as that was the only reason they couldn't before, of course.

Thought as much, thanks.

As I understand, the figure using the TTPC cannot have been given an action (free- or otherwise) prior to using the TTPC.

However, they can be given a free- or non-free action after the TTPC and take the associated pushing damage (?)

Not quite. Page 23 of the rules:

The character using Probability Control in this way:
• Must possess the keyword that establishes the theme of the force.
• Must not have already taken a non-free action this turn.
• Must not be able to use Probability Control through another game effect.
• Must not have used Probability Control in this way earlier in the turn.
• Must be given an action token (this does not affect your Action Total for the turn).


So your TTPC-using character could have already been given a free action. Otherwise, you are correct.