This came up in a game so I felt like it would be a perfect thing for discussions on the realm. I was playing my friend and he was using a theme team. It was U-Foes in a 300 point team. I attack Iron Clad and I hit. He declares he wants to use Probability with Iron Clad. I say ok, I reroll I don't hit and action resolves. I say "Ok, put an action Token on him." He responds with "What, whats the point of using it then if it requires actions. Why would you waste an action to re-roll?" Thats where you guys come in. I can think of several but haven't been in the situation enough to know of any more.

it does not cost an action, but it is the requirement to use TTPC.

I can't believe I'm answering this.......his piece was not hit because of that PC!!!

What's the point? How about "he no be killing my pieces on the gamey table".

You hit, he made you re-roll, you missed, and he asked what the point was ?

Doesn't count toward actions but it does give a token. It prevents you from getting walloped. I usually save it for things like when a Kurse packing a heavy item hits me for 6 penetrating damage.

If he had to ask this question, you're going to be whupping him like a red-headed stepchild for some time to come.

I'll just point out that the TTPC is in no way, shape, or form and action of any kind.

It is only an action token.

Even if the character using TTPC already has an action token, sometimes it's better to give them another one than to take a hit. I'd rather take 1 pushing damage than 5 damage from an attack.

He was talking about the fact that he has to have a action token. He seriously never likes to push at all.

But he likes taking gross amounts of damage? Maybe you can get that line of logic across to him.

Or just learn to enjoy dealing him gross amounts of damage.