do figs with invulnerability and toughness do more damage?
and if you drop a bcf fig can he go down blades/claws/and fangs first getting bcf damage?

Actually the rules state you "Must" go back to hovering,so you can't drop A friendly figure.

oh i was kidding, sorry if you didnt get the gist and sorry if i opened a can oof worms...look at that guy asking about a guy falling using his BCF...ROLFMAO!

exactly, if we cant have fun here, why visit

Ohh,I know,I was just clarifying in case the rules lawyers jumped in. Lawyers,sometimes don't you wish you could drop them from yon height?

shhh if they hear you, they will turn the rule book into a 2000 page faqpaq complete with circles and arrows and 1000 page glossary of terms.

I can see it now: "If you look at the 18th paragraph of chapter 36 section 43 subsection 29 of volume 10 of the FAQ you will get your answer..."

It'll take someone with a PhD to make any rulings.

must ....keep....lawyers...away...from....clix

if there s ever a clix school, sign me up! heck there's a philosophy class based on the entire star trek universe. i wish i could be at that college. i m a trek freak...

Good thng we're geeks,we're smart enough to figure that #### out!

Hey clixhunter, nice Arlo Guthrie reference (if it was, if it wasn't, just ignore me).

There are other benefits to using soaring. Hypersonic Speed, Charge and Running shot are all great for flyers to avoid grounded figures by cutting their range in half only to descend from soaring and attack with one of those powers. Anyway, I've done this recently and caught my opponents off guard with it so give it a shot and see if they can see it coming.

Another point to make is that if 2 soaring teammates are adjacent to each other and 1 has TK (i.e. Magneto), he can TK the teammate 10 squares in any direction on an outdoor map based on his LOF.

Using a charger/running shot piece with Mags for this play is another solid tactic.

what about barrier while in soaring. someone told me that you halve your range when throwing down a barrier.

but that TK tactic in soaring, i m sure the range of 10 still stands.

Someone told you wrong. DrGandalf's response:
"1. A soaring character that wants to create a barrier can start it within his normal range, just like any other figure using a barrier. (Per the existing rules)
2. Barriers are always created at the level of the square that they're placed on, grounded or elevated. (There is no such thing as a soaring barrier. There is no terrain at the soaring level of flight.)"

And the TK range is still 10 for moving another soarer. Keep in mind that the character can't be moved down to hovering as that can only be done during that character's move.