I agree with this post, but I wanted to point out, that the bolded section technically happens before anything else.

Also, the RDs are not saying that this is how it works. They are telling you how other people have and will interpret it so that they can pull the wool over other people's eyes and make it work more than once per turn.

You are arguing something that everyone (in this thread so far) agrees with you on. You cannot do it more than once, HOWEVER other people interpret the wording differently and think that they can do it.

Take Harpua's word for it that it will soon be addressed and fixed.

The errata would likely look like this to close the loophole:

In legal matters you are generally correct. In a game referees, are automatically right and have to be proven wrong. Not to mention the fact that Wizkids has said that Deputy rulings are weighted as official rules.

They didn't prove it to me.

I could say I proved my point and they don't seem to understand or accept my reasoning, but I did prove it.

Nope.

It's effect ends at the beginning of your turn. Any effect on your characters that occurs 'at the beginning of your turn' or any free actions (like Outwit) can be resolved in any order you wish as you are the controling player.

Ummmm, no you didn't and I don't know why you seem to be getting defensive about it, but tone is a funny thing to read via the internet so maybe I'm reading that wrong...

Did my above example help to understand why it needs an errata?

That's not even close to the same thing.

Making an attack is one finite point in time. It is not an ongoing period of time like the beginning of a turn.

Have a gander at page 7:

Out of curiousity, why doesn't the part of Adaptoid Spawn that says "At the begining of your turn, choose one..." kick in here? It clearly says that it is an either/or situation. Am I the only one who feels that the existing language already covers this specific example?

I'll address this specifically. The power:

OK. It's not a free action, power action, or any kind of action.

Free actions state that you cannot activate them more than once per turn for any given game effect (Nanobots, etc).

If it were a free action, it could only be activated once. But it isn't...

... it only states when it activates... at the beginning of your turn.

So because every single Playtester who fielded this Wolverine seemed to miss that 'Healing Factor' wasn't an action of any kind- it doesn't follow those rules.

Does that help?

Ah ha! Thanks for the clarification. Very similar wording, so it's easy to get confused.

Look at that power again.

What does that power do, actually? You activate that power. Once activated, then you get a choice. Every time you activate that power, you get that choice. Each time you make the choice, you can only choose one thing, but nothing stops you from repeatedly activating the power and making the choice.

You don't know that.

It's really not as big of a deal as I'm making it seem.

I'm all for errata to make things clearer.

I will point out that it's very unfair of you to point the finger at the PTers...or to point it at anyone at all...as you really don't have any information to support any conclusion as to what happened.

Did the PTers miss it? Perhaps. I can't say one way or the other. The PTers give feedback on what they're shown. That's the extent of their role. What is done with that feedback is out of their hands.

Really you don't know if it was seen by PTers or not. It could have been seen and then been dismissed. They could have seen a differently worded power altogether and never saw this specific wording. It could have gone unseen. How many hundreds of hard-core players post here every day and this is the first any of them have pointed it out?