by ColtsFan76
Pydro wrote:
I think what ColtFan76 meant on the Backlash Field was one of 3 things:
1) Each hero can theoretically be hit on the environment turn, not just on their turn (this would also be true if a hero can damage a villain not on that heroes turn).
2) That each hero can be hit again on the environment turn (the first time being on their turn).
3) On the environment Turn, Backlash Field can theoretically hit every hero, if each and every hero manages to hit BB on the environment turn. BLF field says the first time each target... So if multiple targets hit him once on a single turn, each would take damage from the BLF. The only time someone wouldn't take damage. is if they hit for more than one instance of damage in a single turn (not round).
Anyways, I think he was correct.
1) Each hero can theoretically be hit on the environment turn, not just on their turn (this would also be true if a hero can damage a villain not on that heroes turn).
2) That each hero can be hit again on the environment turn (the first time being on their turn).
3) On the environment Turn, Backlash Field can theoretically hit every hero, if each and every hero manages to hit BB on the environment turn. BLF field says the first time each target... So if multiple targets hit him once on a single turn, each would take damage from the BLF. The only time someone wouldn't take damage. is if they hit for more than one instance of damage in a single turn (not round).
Anyways, I think he was correct.
I was just trying to illustrate that the number of turns per round is H+2, where H is obviously the number of heroes.
So even if I was hit on my own turn, if something caused me to do damage to Blade on any of the other turns (heroes, villains, or environment), in each of those instances, the first time I do so, I am subject to backlash.
So to your list, #3 was closest to my intent on my answer. #1 is also applicable but a subset of #3. #2 isn't true in the context of this discussion.