Srammy should damage another Srammy if he hits him.

By Skullbash32#8311 May 25, 2015, 01:55:29

There is no reason why a srammy that pushes another srammy would not damage him. Yet that is the way the game is played. If that is some kind of rule I would like it to be explained. You cannot push before the impact. Hence the second srammy is still in the cell and should be damaged.

I have never seen a srammy damage another srammy.

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Wendig0#4483 May 25, 2015, 02:54:04

It's not a bug, it's in the rules of the game.

First, apply the effect of the spell => push 2.
Second, apply damage. Invisibility say if you're not in contact, no damage. So, no damage. It work same on board game.

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Skullbash32#8311 May 27, 2015, 06:29:57

Then why would he ever damage any character if the character has been pushed 2 cells, then targeted by a range of 1 attack. If he can damage anyone he should be able to damage another Srammy. They should fix that error.

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Serenaso#5880 May 27, 2015, 08:07:15

Skullbash32|2015-05-27 06:29:57
Then why would he ever damage any character if the character has been pushed 2 cells, then targeted by a range of 1 attack. If he can damage anyone he should be able to damage another Srammy. They should fix that error.

uuuuh... what?

Just follow logic.
Srammy's power, Invisibility, states that only characters adjacent to Srammy can damage him.
A spell resolution order is target ---> apply effects ---> damage calculation
It doesn't matter if the target is no longer in range once the effect is applayed, because targeting is the first thing you do and it can't become "illegal" after that

If you push another Srammy, his own Invisibility power kicks in when the damage is calculated, hence, after he's been pushed by the spell effect.
Is he still adjacent to the spell's caster?
Yes: he gets the damage
No: Invisibility prevents it

it's that simple

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