"At the end of your turn, you may turn the dial once clockwise. If the assigned character hit an opposing character with an attack this turn, you may turn it up to two additional times. "

Say you use pulse wave, energy explosion, multi target, etc, any ability or power that hits more then 1 character... Do you turn it up to two times per hit or it only occurs once per turn?

Good question!

I hadn't thought of that.
I'd love to think that you could turn it twice for each hit target, but let's get an official ruling. I need to know this as well.

It is not per character.

you sure...???

Very.

It doesn't say "per character" or "each time a character is hit". It just says "hit an opposing character with an attack this turn."

If you hit 1 character with an attack, then you "hit an opposing character with an attack this turn."

If you hit 20 characters with an attack, then you "hit an opposing character with an attack this turn."

It is a yes/no condition. You either hit or you didn't.

Its a binary, "yes/no" thing. Did you hit an opposing character this turn? Yes? Click the dial. No? Then don't.

it's settled then

WizKids wording is always weird and open to many interpretations. Could have easily done this wording as.

At the end of your turn, you may turn the dial once clockwise. *Once per turn*, if the assigned character hit an opposing character with an attack this turn, you may turn it up to two additional times

Thats actually a functionally different change, it would let you click the dial during the turn, not just at the end of it. The power is written just fine as is. It does exactly what the wording says it does.

The wording for Supreme Intelligence is neither weird nor open to many interpretations. Your change is a functional one and is kind of bad from a game-design perspective.

Aside: People on these forums seem to use "I was confused by this ruling once that I thought I understood so now every single word on every card is open for interpretation." Stop, that is lazy. The rules are intricate and there are a lot of moving parts but they are not nearly as confusing as people make them out to be if you read the cards and filter that through the rulebook (which everyone should also read.)