I am usually know the rules but these have been bugging me. So here they are.

1) If taskmaster is in stealth can he perplex himself without taking off stealth?

2) when it come to prob control, you can get your opponent to re-roll his attack, and if you attack your opponent you can get them to re-roll his super sense. You can re-roll you attack roll, but can you re-roll your own super sense with your prob control?

Those are the only 2 questions that come to mind right now. thanx for any help that can be given.

thanx darius_dax1. The teskmaster one I wasnt sure of, but the prob I thought was right. Just got mixed up since I read somewhere awhile ago that you couldnt PC your own super senses, Guess that person who said it wasnt right on the rules. thanx

You can't PC your own supersenses. That would be during your opponent's turn and you cannot re-roll one of your rolls during your opponent's turn.

I guess the person who said you cant pc your own super senses is right then. Ive been playing where you cant pc super senses, so Ive been playing right, just wanted to make sure. Thanx again darius_dax1.

Actually, there is one way that you can PC your own Super Senses on your own turn...

You EE a group of figures and one of them is your figure with SS that could take splash damage. If you have LoF to that figure, you can reroll your SS roll if you miss it the first time.

While it is highly unlikely this will ever happen, it is the only way I know that you can reroll your SS roll. You can do the same thing on an Impervious roll as well.

Never thought of that Funky Jett. Thanx for that. May come in handy some day. Just happy ive been following the right rules. Dont have to change anything ive been playing except the taskmaster one. Ive been turning off stealth so he could perplex himself for a ranged attack. Thanx for the help

why can task use perplex without turning off stealth?

Because technically there is no LOF to cross hindering terrain to himself.

Man, upstaged by a pro! Good thinking Funky!

I wish I could claim that scenario as my own... but I can't. Another judge thought it up. I just stole... er, use it.