Since Hair 10 isn't allowed to answer on this forum I'd like as many answers as possible to this question.

Wildcard=Can change TA once per action

Action= A move, Combat, or Power action

Free Action= An ACTION that does not come from your allotment of actions.

My question is this. Dr. Doom is attacking Deathstroke. Deathstroke has Stealth. Doom is copying the Ultimates TA for the attack. Doom makes the roll. Destiy PC's Dooms attack but... as a part of Destiny's FREE action Doom switches to Batman TA to avoid the PC.

1. Can Doom switch TA's in the middle of an action as the result of Destiny using her Free Action.

2. Would doom still have line of sight to the stealthed Deathstroke to roll his second attack.

Question 1. is the most important to me. I believe I know the answer to both questions but I'd like to hear some feedback. Thanks.

Short answer: Probability Control is not a Free Action (it's not any sort of action at all). Doom can't switch which TA he is wildcarding mid-action.

pseudosoldier is right - PC isn't an action at all, so wildcards switching TA's as a result of PC use is not allowed.

By the way, your 2nd question doesn't make much sense since it kind of answers itself:
-If Doom could switch TA's from being targeted by PC, he would never have to make any 2nd roll (if he's in hindering & has Bats/Kabuki to copy on the team) because Destiny's PC could have never seen him and never forced him to reroll.
-Since Doom cannot switch TA's when targeted by PC's non-action, his TA never changes from Ultimates, so therefore neither does his LOS to Dstroke.

You can't change your TA mid-action so the answer is no in your example.

Hey how many posts does it take to equal one of hair10's anyway?

Good point.

Wow I totally missed that PC is not an action at all. Thanks scholar X.

ugh....10

Usually I ask a question and one person who I've never even heard of will answer it. And then the post goes away.... :disappoin

You'll find its usually because the answer is correct.

Why post to:

"When I use multi-targets can I use RCE?" when someone already posted no and explained why you can't?

Ya, usually the only follow-up you'll get (assuming a question was answered correctly) is

a) someone saying a right answer is wrong

b) a clarification

c) multiple answerers responding "at the same time"

d) a moron up way to late responding with some useless drivel that doesn't really add much to the discussion.

Tally ho!

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(That would be answer D from the list above)