Last call for HAWTness. I'm working from home tomorrow, and should be able to begin knocking out - or at minimum selecting - roles...

I'm partial to the scared cat that goes with RP's scared dog.

I was going to complain about potentially being in 3 games at once, but then I didn't want anyone to take that as an excuse to kill me in a game, so YAY Hawtness!

Uncharted 1, 2 and 3, came as a bundle with my PS4. I'm liking it so far. It's been so long since I've played console that I think this is a good series to step back into the ring with. Though Fallout 4 should be arriving Thursday; I'm sure that's going to monopolize a lot of my playing time for at least a few days.

I honestly have no idea how you see this.

I lost the cropped version when I changed computers. Been too lazy to crop another one.

Funny I havent bought heroclix in so long....but I saw they had soem Winter Solider bags at 99 cent store for 99 cents....bought one and pulled Cap and Bucky Chase figure . I only pull chases when they have no value Bwahaha

Ooh yes I did enjoy the Uncharted games a lot. How do you like the PS4 so far? I'm contemplating upgrading sometime next year.

You have NO idea.

Don't look directly at it. Just see it out of the corner of your eye.



Also, a question I've been back and forth on for a couple days - if a tracker-type targets someone who has been misdirected, do you give the tracker the INTENDED target or the ACTUAL target?

Whenever a question like this comes up, I always try to think about the most realistic approach, as if everything is actually happening.

So if Bob shoots Paul, and Steve is following Bob's footprints. How would Steve know who Bob means to shoot? Steve finds Paul's dead body and some casings from Bob's gun. So he assumes that Bob targeted Paul.

So the actual target.

That kind of approach drives me batty in the rules forum.

People constantly try to figure out how effects work in HeroClix by saying, "Well, in real life..." instead of looking at the actual wording.

Yeah, which is why I lost interest in Heroclix.

I think, "well, in real life" works well for mafia and helps stop paradoxes, which I don't run into.

I try to word my powers as unambigously as possible.
"You are a tracker. At night, choose a target. You will learn who your target targeted."
"You are an intention tracker. At night, choose a target. You will learn who your target intended to target."

I agree with this, sometimes I don't even use the word tracker. I just say, "you will learn who your target targeted".

Or with results, "your target targeted X."

I think having that consistency and clear cut statements is important.

True, it's not really necessary to have an archetype name. I think it makes things easier, but for more exotic powers it's not always appropriate.