I agree with you completely but it still doesn't solve my problem. At my venue it will be ruled the other way until it's "official", apparently.

He is also probably going to be upset with me for pursuing this so much.

While this is correct, I just want to add some clarification.

A character only ever Breaks Away when an action requiring movement is given. There is absolutely nothing in the normal rules that require you to Break Away during movement. Once a character successfully Breaks Away, it won't have to do it again during the rest of it's movement unless an effect SPECIFICALLY SAYS that a new Break Away roll will be required. Plasticity has no such stipulation.

Well, it is official that no break away is required.

But, house rules can do whatever until whenever, so good luck.

Can you post a link to these 2 other threads with Deputies saying opposite what I have.

As a follow up question, let's say your HSS character has a movement of 10. He moves 10 squares and wants to make an attack as a free action. He then stays put because he's out of movement—effectively moving zero. I have always ruled this as legal, but am having doubts now.

Perfectly legal.

That's legal.

A character that is in their last square of movement, who wasn't forced to end their movement by some other effect when they entered that square, is still considered to be moving until you say they aren't, or go and do something else that could only occur after they finished moving.

So, a hypersonic character in their normal last square of movement still can make an attack, then, after that attack is over, end their movement.

OK looks like you cleared up earlier confusion. Only Entering hindering AND/OR becoming adjacent to an opposing fig with plasticity would PREVENT you from making a close combat attack. Thank you.

It must be very frustrating for you as the "answer" is located in the PAC. You can prove the rules by reading HSS.

I never got the mentality of waiting / looking for an Orange ruling as the first option. When a disagreement arises that can't be clarified by the rules - then I get the search for help, but to want internet proof when the proof is in the rules is weird.

Close but not entirely.....breakaway only occurs when 3 things are all true...
1. Your character is adjacent to an opposing character.
2. An ACTION was just GIVEN and
3. Movement is about to begin...

Rulebook p. 8
Movement alone is not enough to create a break away roll, it must be movement as the result of being GIVEN an ACTION.

http://www.hcrealms.com/forum/showth...c+speed&page=2

and

http://www.hcrealms.com/forum/showth...personic+speed

Also Plascity states:

This Character Adds 2 to its D6 roll when Breaking away. Opposing Characters can't automatically break away from this character and subtract 2 from their D6 roll when breaking away from this character. Opposing characters entering a Square adjacent to this character must end its movement, even if they would not have to do so normally.


This part Would stop HSS Close combat by the wording correct?

"Opposing characters entering a Square adjacent to this character must end its movement, even if they would not have to do so normally"

Yes because it brings Movement to an END!, not because it causes a break away roll...you can not break away from Plasticity AFTER you started movement...all break away occurs before any movement.

These refer to plasticity...the original scenario is no plasticity

Yes it was the character had Plasticy which was Ms marvel skrull.

She has HSS Plascity and stealth

Not referring to that ruling