1) Auto-regen- does it have to be showing on your dial to make the free regen roll?

2) Haymaker- can you use it with flurry?

3) Giant figs- small figs have to stop when two squares away. The giant fig can attack them from there, can the small figure close combat them or do they have to advance one more square?

Thanks for your help.

1. Yes.

2. Yes. You must apply the 1 click of damage after an attack resolves before performing the subsequent attack.

3. The standard figure may only perform a close combat attack against a giant figure when adjacent (based).

From the General FAQ:
In order to use a Feat, the character(s) must have any prerequisites showing on its dial at the time.

Since Regeneration is the prerequisit for Auto-Regeneration, the Regeneration power must be showing on the dial at the beginning of the turn to use the free roll.

No. Flurry is a Close Combat Action that grants two free Close Combat *Attacks*. Haymaker is also Close Combat Action. Since you may only give a figure one non-free action per turn, you can use one or the other, not both.

Standard figures may not make Close Combat Attacks from two squares away; they must be in base contact (directly adjacent) to the Giant.

OK, I am clear on 1 and 3. but have two different answers on 2.

Check the PAC and the description of Haymaker, it is all right there. In fact, so you can't say that I am not a helpful guy, here's the descriptions:

From the Universe PAC:
FLURRY (optional): Give this character a close combat action. This character may make two close combat attacks (making two separate attack rolls) against either one target or two targets that are adjacent
to this character.

From the Feat Haymaker:
Give this character a close combat action targeting a single opposing character. After resolving this action, this character takes 1 pushing damage that ignores Willpower and team abilities.

Since Flurry grants two free Close Combat Attacks, and Haymaker is *not* a Close Combat Attack, you can't use the two together.

When in doubt, go with normalview.

Because he is right...

Funky Jett is right!

Or Funky Jett, Psylockeslover, Hair10, and a handful of others who always respond to the rules thread.

Normalview is exceptional, though. He always brings in instances of the PAC and rulebook. Straight from the source tends to never be wrong.

With regard to question 3. Does that mean a fig 2 squares away from a giant fig would have to make a breakaway roll in order to move next to it in order to make a close combat attack? If thats the case then it would take 2 actions (unless you had a move and attack power). Seems kinda harsh.

That's what it means. And it is supposed to be harsh. I mean, they ARE giant figures afterall...

Oops! Disregard my #2. Thanks!

Normalview,

Thanks for the response. So, essentially, since both Flurry and Haymaker require the use of combat actions, they cannot be used together.

I asked for the clarification strictly because of the conflicting answers.

Appreciate it.