If you got a token on say THor already and he gets hit for say 6 , and you use your protected to sluff it off, can you instead of takin the push adn extrrra token , throw a token on endurance.

if there was already a tolen on endurance would you do the rolling thing?

EDIT, after re-reading the entire card, as well as Protected, from my understanding you'd place the second token normally. And if you want to avoid the pushing damage, put a counter on ENDURANCE feat card. So yes.. it would work..

ENDURANCE




Prerequisites: (Attack) and (Damage)

Choose a character.

When the character would be dealt pushing damage, you can instead choose to deal no damage to the character and put an endurance token on this card. If there are endurance tokens on this card when the character is given an action, after the action resolves, roll a d6. On a result of 1 or 2, deal the character unavoidable damage equal to the result plus the number of tokens on this card, then remove all tokens from this card.

The key to the wording there is that it says "If there are endurance tokens on this card when the character is given an action", however, protected is not giving you an action, but simply a token. So I'd say it would work... nice find!

What I wonder though, is whether or not you may use Probability control on this roll, such as with Cosmic Cube? I'm thinking yes... but I could be mistaken.

You can use pc for any of your rolls or your opponents rolls so i would see why not

Thanks Mykle, good to see fellow Canucks helping each other out heheheheh~

That was my thoughts too, I guess the only problem with doing that is that eventually your luck will run out and you'll be taking ALOT of damage..

P.S Your rolls on your turn though.. and opponent's rolls on their turn, so no PC'ing their super senses or impervious XD

yea if they are likely to hit you

say they are using kang against your thor witha 16 dv then all they need is a 5 or 4 its probably in your best interest not to make them re roll but to try for you impervious or super senses and reroll then if nessary

...but as was already pointed out, you can only use PC to affect your rolls on your turn. Since SSen and IMP are normally rolled on your opponent's turn, but they are your rolls, those rolls can not normally be PCed. PC only works on the active player's figure's rolls, and that is why the general rule is 'your rolls on your turn and your opponent's rolls on his/her turn'. There are exceptions to this in cases, like Earthquake, EE Splash and Wreckers new SP, where it is possible to roll those powers, and other effects like them, on the active player's turn.


BoT

Yes Mkyle, what BoT said is what I meant, sorry for the misunderstanding.