Would Falcon be able Sidestep, then move with Master Aerialist, and move again as the target of Avengers, Assemble since they are all different game effects?

Well the free move from captain and falcons free move are move actions so you would have to do 2 different move actions. For example a vanilla move and then a phasing teleport or any other combination. You could not do 2 phasing or 2 vanilla movements because even though they come from two different effects its the character taking the free action.

Yes. It would be legal as they are different game effects.

No. Two out of those three are move actions. You can only do a type of action as a free action once per turn.

just putting this link here showing that you can use two move actions as free actions as long as they each activate a different effect for that move action.

http://www.wizkidseventsystem.com/bb...actions#p14086

As others already said, no on the two move actions. Just remember that Move Action doesn't mean "any action where you moved". Been seeing lots of people referring to Sidestep and Charge/Running Shot as counting as Move Actions for certain game effects, and that's just not correct.

Just to reinforce what dataloss is quoting. This has been ruled on in this link

http://www.wizkidseventsystem.com/bb...actions#p14086

In Falcon's case you couldn't do this as they would both be standard moves. However if he could use phasing/teleport one of the actions could be a standard move and then one could be to activate phase/teleport.

That's not correct. You can only activate the same effect as a fee action once per turn, but you can potentially do multiple things of the same type as free actions.

For example, a character with multiattack could use close combat expert as a free action, and then use ranged combat expert as a free action, event though they;re both power actions.

Okay, so then my question is:
Sidestep and the Aerlalist Master. Aerialist is a move action with clauses (can't use the Carry ability), and Avengers, Assemble is a move action with clauses. They are NOT the same game effect in the same exact vein that Leap/Climb and Phasing/Teleport aren't. Is this relevant?

Or, more importantly, they're not the same because Aerialist Master is the name of the action, while Avengers, Assemble gives another character a generic move action...

As I understand it, "Avengers, Assemble" is just a standard move action for free (that would be his free movement... if he had Multi-Attack, he couldn't do a free action move and then attack after that, for example); Sidestep is a free action that lets you move (not a move action); Aerialist Master is the power that's being used for his free move action (so it's treated differently like how L/C is different than normal movement). So it's different effects on each one, which is why it works.

It's not the action that's done, it's the power (or lack thereof) being used for the action that can't be duplicated.

Both of the powers say they give a move action as a free action. Neither of the powers is being activated by any specific type of power so the multiattack example does not apply in this situation either. Master aerialist isnt a power activated by giving a move action, it just make a move action a free action.

Unless Falcon has a power activated by a move action granted to him like phasing teleport, leap climb, etc, he would not be able to benefit from both the MASTER AERIALIST and AVENGERS, ASSEMBLE on the same turn.

I think I was thinking of Working Together's restriction...

...so do L/C and Phasing (if you could use both for free):
LEAP/CLIMB Give this character a move action and move it up to its speed value...
PHASING/TELEPORT Give this character a move action and move it up to its speed value...

It's not that you're giving a move action, it's what's being used when you give them that action. If a figure with Multi-Attack could use both L/C and Phasing, it could use both to move twice... or it could use either power and then make a "non-powered" move action as a free action. It's not the action given, it's the power used for that action.

I know, thats what im saying but in your post you indicated that Aerialist is the power that your are activating with a move power, which it isnt. It is not being activated, Aerialist is just letting you GIVE a move action as a free action when Falcon has no action tokens.


Aerialist and avengers assemble are not the same as leap climb or phasing/tp. The OP wanted to know if you could use both Aerialist and avengers assemble on the same turn and the answer for Falcon as is with no resource or entity, No he can not.

If Falcon managed to get his hands on either a phasing teleport or leap climb then yes he could use both.

A power doesn't have to be just ones listed on the PAC. If there were a special power on some random Avenger that said "after [random Avenger] is given a move action, they may be given a free action to increase their defense by 1," they moved, bumped up their defense, and Cap used "Avengers, Assemble" to let them move for free, they couldn't activate that power again to bump up their defense an extra 1 because they've already used it.

In the same way, Master Aerialist IS the power that's granting the free move action so he could use that AND be given a free move action from Cap, too.