AB
XC

With A, B and C being my non flyers and X being opposing flyer. Can A and B draw line of fire to each other (for perplex and pc purposes)?

Using the AFF ability, the Human Torch gets his ES/D bonus in addition to using IG unmodified defense number, correct? (in this instance, on their starting clicks, he gets her 18, modified to a 20. Also wildcards can use this ability if they choose, correct?

When moving double based characters, i heard you can "swing their tail around" effectively giving them one more movement point. Is this correct and, if so, can someone show me how to prove this? Could they "swing" it into nest of figures like this?

AAA
ABA
XBX

A being opposing characters, X being open terrain and the "upper" B being the "tail" that I swing into the group

If I outwit Dr. Strange's ES/D, then hit him (and he loses the ES/D, then I hit him some more, and ES/D returns (all on the same turn) is ES/D still outwitted?

When using the Ultimate X men ability, can you choose Minions of Doom or Spideman wildcards as your opposing team? And can their wildcard ablitity change and effectively "negate" the Ult. X men bonus

ok, so that's more than a "coupla". Sorry.

thanks in advance

Yes (for any line of fire purposes, actually). A and C can't.

Correct and correct.

It's not really "swinging the tail around." You start counting from one end of the double based character, and when you finish counting, you place that end in that square... but you can put the other end in any (legal) adjacent square. If there was a facing on these characters (it looks like there is, but there isn't), I suppose it could be seen as "swinging the tail around"...

I believe that's legal, yes.


I think so.

You can choose any TA or specific figure, yes. No, wildcarding something else won't allow them to avoid the +1 to hit.

HTH.

When a power is Outwitted, it is countered until the player who has Outwit starts his next turn or loses Outwit. Because of that, Outwitting Energy Shield/Deflection on Dr. Strange counters the ability at any point on his dial for an entire turn.

Basically, if you outwit a power which is lost and returns in the same turn, that power is still outwitted.