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Post by James 40K Champ *** on Feb 14, 2008 19:04:01 GMT 1
Gas clouds that remain in play use the following rules:
Once the cloud is in position it remains in play for that turn, the opponents whole turn and then again for one full turn of the player responsible for it, after which it is removed completely from the game.
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Post by tturen on Feb 15, 2008 2:43:56 GMT 1
Since the smoke is launched in the shooting phase it should be removed at the end of the launching players next shooting phase. This way both players suffer the effects for the same length of time.
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Post by James 40K Champ *** on Feb 15, 2008 13:11:53 GMT 1
While that is true I think its an un-needed complication..
After all what comes after the shooting phase, combat and psychic, neither will be heavily effected by these clouds.
Anyway, if you pop smoke, you should expect to deal with whatever problems this provides you
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Post by tturen on Feb 17, 2008 23:17:06 GMT 1
It's an equity issue. The effect should not impact the launching player for a greater length of time than their opponent. Both sides should deal with it for the same length of time. How does this add any amount of complication?
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Post by James 40K Champ *** on Feb 18, 2008 0:06:27 GMT 1
Fair enough, but it has little or no effect on combat or psychic phases anyhoo, but yeah ill go with that
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