Greetings all,

Any help would be appreciated with these questions:

When using Incapacitate, if it gives a second token, does it cause pushing damage?

Can my characters see through/past each other?

Can they see Batman if he is hidden by stealth?

Can I print out items? If so, should I glue them to old items?

If using the BFC Exhaustion and the Feat Passenger, does the Feat do 1 or 2 pushing damage?

Thanks in advance for all the help.

Yes, unless the character has Willpower. It does not matter where the second token comes, it will always cause pushing damage. (There are some exceptions to this too, of course.)

No. Characters block line of fire.

No, stealth blocks line of fire.

You can print out feats, battlefield conditions, alternative team abilities, items and bystanders. So, all cardboard elements can be printed out. You can't use printed dials for your characters.

It's always good to quote the text of the items in question:

I would think that Exhaustion makes the 1 pushing damage from Passenger into 2 pushing damage.

VanisherPunisher is spot on. One thing worth pointing out though is that he is quoting the old wording of Passenger. The current wording is:
All current wordings can be found in the Player's Guide, found at http://heroclix.com/downloads/

Gracious thanks to you both for responding.

Two more questions please.

If a Feat says "after this Feat is used remove it from the game". Does that mean it goes to my opponent and they get the points, or is it just "gone"?

And do the Lantern objects come in Brave and the Bold boosters? Or are they exclusive to tournaments?

Thanks again!

Opponent gets the points.
Just tournament prizes.

While it's long been the rule as Quebbster described that your opponent gets the points, the current rules (and possibly older rules sets) only tell you what happens if the character using the feat card has been damaged by an opposing player.

From p. 19 of the Blackest Night Rules:
In the case where the character using the feat has not been damaged by an opposing player, the current rules are silent on how points are to be assigned. (Hopefully this will be addressed in an upcoming Player's Guide.)

Probably not. At best, there might be a clarification that:
VPs = [Points you started with on your force] - [Points remaining on your force at the end of the game]

The rulebook goes to some lengths to try to define this stuff so that a multi-player game knows who to award points to.

That would be nice. It would also take care of the pushing problem. (Currently the rulebook doesn't award the opposing player victory points if you push your own character to KO.) On the downside (or maybe this is how you want it), but it would award your opponent points if they use Possession on one of your characters and then you KO that character.

This all said...the old rules use to cover things like this pretty well.

From the FF Rulebook:

And while the heading was bad...

Thanks to everyone for the great responses!

I think I will just use this thread for random questions I may have (that are appropriate to this section of the forum)!


Here's one:

Under the print and play rules, can I print out the card and make a representation (picture on pog for example) of a 3-D object? Say, for example, one of the Lantern Objects?

Not officially.

From the Player's Guide:

Ok, thanks for the help.

I figure the reason that you can print the card is in case someone loses theirs.

Ok, this ones buggin' me...

What exactly is a Heroclix AE?

Every time I try to puzzle it out, the only thing that comes to mind is Action Express and then that seen from the movie "Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels"

Depends.

Currently, AE = Alter Ego (see Clark Kent/Superman, Bruce Wayne/Batman, Norman Osborne/Iron Patriot/Green Goblin, etc)

Used to be, AE = Archenemy... but that mechanic went the way of the dodo a while back.

AE use to mean Arch Enemy which was a mechanic involving colored bases. (For example see Dr. Strange and Nightmare in Infinity Challenge.) This mechanic has since been removed from the game.

Now AE means Alter Ego. For example Bruce Wayne from Brave and the Bold who can use the Alter Ego special power to be replaced by Batman.