I saw the ruling on http://win.wizkids.com/bb/viewtopic....06e25&start=10. But I'm not sure if "hcrulesteam" a mistake if there's a ruling that weakens the Ocean Masters electrocute skill.


"Electrocute Ocean Master can use Penetrating / Psychic Blast. When he does, Ocean Master small target any number of opposing characters within range Occupying That are water terrain."

In accordance with the principles of the line of fire here it is not necessary.

If anyone knows the page with an explanation please enter

I think I know what your asking so I'll try to explain;Reposting the electrocute power as it got a bit garbled (looks like auto-correct took a go at it)
"ELECTROCUTE: Ocean Master can use Penetrating/Psychic Blast. When he does, Ocean Master may target any number of opposing characters within range that are occupying water terrain."

Ocean master normally has one target the wording for electrocute lets you override that and target as many characters as you like that are within range and in water terrain where the confusion sometimes sets in is there is nothing in the special power that overrides the need for line of fire to these targets. So you could have for example 4 characters in water in range but if only 2 have line of fire you only target those 2 figures.
It's normally the case that a special power variant of a PAC power follows the rules for the PAC power except where the power alters it.

If that's not what your getting at sorry to waste your time.

What I did think was interesting was the answer to the follow up question letting you target one figure on land using the and still target other figures in water using the special power, interesting twist thanks for drawing my attention to it.

that is exactly what i thinking but i found many ansfer for that question

one of it is thos ruling
2014 Heroclix Rulebook pg. 6
"Any game effect that states “within line of fire” means there must exist a non-blocked line of fire between the source of the game effect and its target. Any game effect that states “within range” means that the target of the game effect must be within the source’s Range Value. Any game effect that states “within x squares” means that the target of the game effect must be within the indicated number of squares of the source. Each of these phrases are independent of each other. A character can be “within line of fire” but not “within range.” It can be “within x squares” but not “within line of fire.” When a game effect has more than one requirement, the phrases will be combined, such as “within range and line of fire.”

in oposite to http://win.wizkids.com/bb/viewtopic....06e25&start=10 where answer say something diferent