While an Incapacitate attack avoids Supersense roles, does the extra damage form Enhancement also avoid the role? For example, if Flash were hit with an incapacitate attack that was enhanced would he recieve an action token and the damage by association or would he recieve the token then role for the damage. Also, if the attack caused push damage would it vary the scenario at all?
Thanks for the Help
BenG.

Actually, SS works against Incapacitate. SS works against any attack except PulseWave.

and Mystics/CrossGen TA.

ah...that's right...Incap does not give the damage at all...so that way, only four powers that Super Sense cannot work against: PW, Mystics TA, Crossgen TA, and Incapaticiate, correct?

Super Senses (optional) :When this character is successfully hit by an attack, you may roll one six-sided die. On a result of 5 or 6, this character avoids the attack.

Incapacitate (optional) :Give this character a close or ranged combat action. This character’s damage value becomes 0 for this attack. If this character successfully hits a target that has zero or one action token, assign an action token to the target. Incapacitate deals 1 pushing damage to a target that receives a second action token in this way. This power has no effect on characters that already have two action tokens.

Incap is an attack, SS let's you roll to avoid an attack.

ah...my mind not working right.....but I think that Force Blast and Poison are the best weapons against Super Sense because it cannot be rolled, right? I don't have any PACs with me right now...I am not at home since I am at my sister's home visiting.

Neither POISON nor FORCE BLAST are attacks.

Nor is Mystics/Cross Gen

I realized after I wrote this that I was thinking how it avoided impervious. Sometimes it pays to to slow down and think things out first. I was just preparing to take on the JLA with the Xmen and was worried about flash's SS and WW's Impervious. I got to thinking about using Incap for Wonder Woman and got carried away with the idea for Flash without thinking it through. Thanks for the help all.

Wow - no idea what happened between the subject heading and what ensued but incase some one os wondering:

If a figure uses ranged Incapacitate and is adjacent to a fig with Enhancement, it will do a click of damage. Inc reduces it's damage to 0 - so you can crit hit and crit miss with it also.

Super-Senses allows you to totally avoid attacks. If it takes a roll to hit you, Super-senses can avoid it.

Impervious absorbs damage. So for Impervious to be useful, the attack must cause damage. If you team up Inc with Enhance, Imp will block the damage while still taking the Inc.

You cannot Enhance Mind Control as MC does NO damage.

Speaking of Impervious:

E Archangel brings along Psylocke for the ride and does a double arrow incapacitate at Wonder Woman and Aquaman. Psylocke enhances the damage to 1.

Normally, Impervious doesn't get a roll against incapacitate, but does Wonder Woman now get a roll since the damage was enhanced? I would say yes.

I had that situation happen to me and I chose not to use enhancement.

Another question is could you just enhance the one arrow aimed at Aquaman?

Impervious only stops damage. Plus it absorbs 2 regardless if you make it or not - so the Enhancement would just be 'wasted'.

And even if you thought Wonder Woman was rolling to stop the Enhanced Inc, it would reduce the damage to 0. She is still hit by the attack - and given a token anyway.

As you see in the above explanation, it doesn't matter so there is no reason to pick just one. If it's an optional power, I guess you could if you REALLY wanted to.

Imp would get the roll. However, in the new rules, Imp does not avoid an attack. It just reduces damage. So the damage would be ignored, but the figure would still get the action token.

No. Enhancement would be applied to all targets hit by the attack.

Thanks guys. I missed that Impervious doesn't avoid the attack but merely reduces the damage under the new rules.

Tyroclix - The enhancement was for Aquaman and not Wonder Woman.