by pwatson1974
salty53 wrote:
Oops, I forgot that the Dreamer only checked your win condition at the start of the villain turn. Against any other villain, you'd be okay, but against the Dreamer, you've lost... though since the Dreamer would automatically lose next turn, you can think of it as the heroes succeeding, but only at the cost of their own lives (for the next few issues until they resurrect).
From the rules, heroes become incapacitated when they would be destroyed, right? Seems to me that if everything is indestructible, nothing ever would be destroyed so nothing can become incapacitated.
From the rules, heroes become incapacitated when they would be destroyed, right? Seems to me that if everything is indestructible, nothing ever would be destroyed so nothing can become incapacitated.
That is the argument in a nutshell. The other side is that the rules refer to incapcitated when reduced to 0 HP for heros, they do not refer to destroyed, so incapacitated is a different conditon to destroyed. However, the Baron Blade card front side does refer to the card being destroyed when reduced to below 0 HP. So there is contention on both sides. until clarification arrives, which won't occur until Christopher wakes up after the marathon packing run, the discussion will continue.