Rip It Up 20 points
Sets:Mutant Mayhem
Prerequisites: Super Strength
Before a target character begins a move as part of a move, power, or free action, give it a light object token from outside of the game


so i believe i heard something like u can use this feat and it can apply to your whole team (who meets the pre-req).

1.) is this true

2.) do u have to pay for each character using it

1) It's true. Feats that are not "choose a character" feats apply to all your characters (as long as they meet the prerecquisites).

2) No, you pay only once for Rip It Up.

well in order to assing a feat card to a character then you must pay the cost in this case 20p for each character you wish to assign it to and then the character assigned with the feat counts as the target character.

1.) nope
2.) yes

i hope you understand my bad english (it tends to get bad when i tired :/)

I understand your english haha, thank you both, but my trouble now is waiting for someone else to ocme in and confirm one of the answers haha

Drunky is correct. You do not have to choose a character for Rip It Up. When any character that possesses Super Strength moves, it can use Rip It Up. You only pay the 20 points once.

THANKS SPEEDSTER, ARE THERE ANY OTHER FEATS LIKE THIS

sorry about the caps i dont feel like going back and erasing it

There are currently no other feats like this. (Oh, Speedster and Drunky are correct.)

Also, your opponent won't get points for this feat unless they defeat your entire force since it isn't attached to a specific character.

What about Large Object?

Well, I was thinking of static cost feats.

My bad, then .

There are all the ATA with zero-cost

You still pay that 0 cost for each figure. The end cost may be the same, but it isn't the same thing.

Would I be correct in assuming that if I had a Box figure and used rip it up with him, I couldn't rip something up, move, then later rip up another item leaving the first one next to him in an attempt to litter the board with objects for him to absorb after he's been damaged?

Super Strength isn't optional so you won't be able to drop that light object unless you were to either have Super Strength countered (Outwit), lose Super Strength (take damage) or enter the area effected by a Seperation Field Generator (SFG).

Neither of the first two options are dependable enough to use. Plus, if you drop your object, you have to leave it in the same square as your character. This means you aren't technically adjacent to the object and therefore couldn't use it to heal. <sigh> I know.

A SFG + Rip It Up is a common strategy to use with Nanobots or, in Box's case, he could use his Special Power to get some "free" healing.