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btabrisky
2012-09-20 23:00 UTC
#1
So this is one of those questions about the meaning of "turn". The text on Annubis states, "The first time a non-environment card is destroyed each turn, this card deals the non-environment target with the second highest hp 2 infernal damage." Does "turn" mean environment turn, villain turn, and hero turn? Or does it mean the overall turn--i.e., the "tunr" that starts with the villain and ends with the environment?
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TheJayMann
2012-09-20 23:07 UTC
#2
What you refer to as "the overall turn" is actually defined as a round. A round consists of a villain turn, all hero turns in turn order, and an environment turn. Also, if something refers to a turn without qualifying it, it refers to any turn. In this case, the first time every villain, hero, and environment turn where a non-environment card is destroyed, Anubis deals damage.
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ketigid
2012-09-20 23:09 UTC
#3
A turn is a villain turn, a hero turn or environment turn. A round starts from villain and ends with environment.
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Ronway
2012-09-21 05:52 UTC
#4
And also to clarify each hero has their own turn. So if you have four heroes in battle and two heroes destroy a environment card on their respective turns then Anubis will activate on both of their turns. So it's best if you want to destroy a lot of environments that you leave it up to one hero to destroy as many as possible so that way Anubis only strikes once, unless of course a villian will be the second highest which is even better.
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TheJayMann
2012-09-21 11:46 UTC
#5
I believe you mean non-environment cards.
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Ronway
2012-09-21 19:01 UTC
#6
I'm not sure if that is directed at me... When I was refering to the villian being second highest I meant as in that is when you would want multiple heroes to destroy cards, that way Anubis deals additional damage to the villian rather than a hero.
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IKerensky
2012-12-12 09:58 UTC
#7
It adresses to you, because you misread Anubis. He deal damage for non-environnement cards destroyed, not for environnement cards destroyed.