Hmm... coulda sworn we fixed that one.

It slipped through.

I know we intended to, so I would not fault anyone for ruling it as such. (Of course, I wouldn't have faulted anyone before either.)

How does Lunge work with Fandral's SP, exactly?

Given that Flurry is declared first, can he move adjacent to another target to make the second attack after the first has been made?

Not sure what you mean by Flurry is declared first, but if he is given a close combat action to use Flurry he can move via Lunge, attack, move via Lunge again, attack again.

Sorry. I meant to say that a close combat action needed to be declared to use Flurry, not the actual power (Flurry).

This opens up an interesting strategy using Cannonball, Lunge, and Vault:

*Fandral occupies a square of elevated terrain, near to the edge.
1. Fandral is given a close combat action to use Flurry.
2. Fandral moves 2 squares and performs his first attack.
3. Fandral moves another 2 squares, moving from elevated to non-elevated terrain.
4. Fandral performs his second attack.
5. After the close combat action resolves, Fandral repositions himself.

If he's using Flurry, he has definitely NOT been given a move action. And if he hasn't been given a move action, he can't use L/C to move between elevations.

I think you missed that it was being done using Cannonball.

From the Player's Guide:
Cannonball doesn't require a specific type of action to activate, it just requires the character to move. When Fandral is using Lunge, he is moving. So Cannonball should allow it.

Just looked at Green Scar with this card.
Smash - Green Scar can use Leap/Climb. Give Green Scar a power action; move him up to his speed value, and then give him one close combat action as a free action.

This changes his movement from 7,8,9,9 to 9,10,11,11 where he could move and attack. Some people when they are positioning, forget your cards, so look at just the dial movement. This could allow you to deal a devastating shot to a key figure on their team

With the new players guide on Quake, does it change if it will work?

Why would it?

You still have an action and a close combat attack. It will still work.

Sorry, I meant with Hulk moving the full movement and using Quake and effecting figures on a different elevation. (Through having Leap Climb)

It sure does.

To be clear, are you saying that Rampaging Hulk using Squash can be given a move action, move his full movement and then use Quake to affect characters on a different elevation?

Oh. No. I misunderstood, I think.

Normal Quake can now be used on different elevations. This Quake still fails to be a close combat action, so L/C never enters into it.