Post by ravenfire on Oct 28, 2017 19:37:02 GMT
Feat:
Enemy models without Immunity Cold that end their activations in Kolgrima's CTRL range suffer Blind for one round. (Blind - A model hit by this attack is Blind for one round. While blinded it suffers -4 MAT & DEF; can't make ranged or magic attacks; can't run, charge, slam, or trample; and must forfeit either movement or action when it activates. Blind can be shaken.)
How does it work: I read blind for 1 round. But how is a round defined? Is a round two player turns?
I am asking because lets say I go first, feat and my opponent does stuff and models end up in my control when their activation ends. Now they are blinded. But since he has gone second, the round ends and a new round starts with me going first.
Are the models still blinded ? Just reading the text, I would say NO.
Maybe a round in this context means "until the opponent next turn"?
Can anyone shed some more light on this?
Enemy models without Immunity Cold that end their activations in Kolgrima's CTRL range suffer Blind for one round. (Blind - A model hit by this attack is Blind for one round. While blinded it suffers -4 MAT & DEF; can't make ranged or magic attacks; can't run, charge, slam, or trample; and must forfeit either movement or action when it activates. Blind can be shaken.)
How does it work: I read blind for 1 round. But how is a round defined? Is a round two player turns?
I am asking because lets say I go first, feat and my opponent does stuff and models end up in my control when their activation ends. Now they are blinded. But since he has gone second, the round ends and a new round starts with me going first.
Are the models still blinded ? Just reading the text, I would say NO.
Maybe a round in this context means "until the opponent next turn"?
Can anyone shed some more light on this?
