Am I right in my reading of Super Senses and Impervious in that Unus can use both against any attacks that come his way?

Because Super Senses activates when he is successfully hit and Impervious activates when damage is dealt, I didn't see them as mutually exclusive.

Am I right about that?

yes you are!

The judge at the venue I played at today ruled it as a either or and Unus was a nightmare to deal with. If you get both at the same time, that's just silly.

I just saw the thread in "General Discussion" about this... and the consensus seems to be that he does get both... which makes him (all but) Untouchable!

I love it. Now I just need to nab one.

super senses is whena successfull attack roll and inperv is when he takes damage... yes you can use them together.

Well, there's no reason you shouldn't get both.

On the upside, you can outwit both at once.

I'm not complaining. I'll use him that much more now that I know he's that annoying!

yup, you get to SS to avoid the attack, then IF damage is dealt you get to Imp to reduce the damage!

Yeah, I played it with both beause it makes sense. I mean, if not, what's the point of having a special power that can use both? It's supposed to make him more untouchable [since PS and EW can bypass Impervious, but not Super Senses].

Also, is it me, or does Unus look like he's running to a Star Trek convention?

Did ya see Common Flash from Justice League? HSS and P/T, but he can't use both at the same time. Options, that's why. It gives a person options.

I was just wondering the same thing. If it works that way, wow. He's pretty dang good.

Yes, you can use both. Neither requires any specific action type.

The reason Flash can't use HSS and Phasing together is the activation requirements of each.
On the other hand, the version that gets Charge and Flurry /can/ use them together, because during a charge, you can use a close combat action, which flurry is.

Super Senses triggers when you're the target of an attack, giving you a chance to avoid it. Impervious gives you a chance to reduce damage once an attack hits.

Yes, he's annoying, but he's supposed to be. He lacks a lot of damage, but he's an amazing tk piece early, moving to being a tie up piece.

That's because both powers require a power action to activate and you can only give one power action to a character. On the other hand, the Flashes with Charge and Flurry can use the powers together because Charge requires a power action to activate but then grants a close combat action that can be used to activate Flurry.

This is why I often say that understanding the reason behind a rule is far more important then memorizing a ruling.