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Title: Multiple While's
Post by: Ulmo on September 07, 2008, 07:29:40 AM

This may have been answered already but I couldn't find it.  Troop of Haradrim has multiple while conditions on it.  If I spot 4 threats, does it mean he is an archer, is fierce and is damage +1?  Or is he simply damage +1?

Title: Re: Multiple While's
Post by: Elrohir on September 07, 2008, 07:43:12 AM

Hi,
if you spot 4 threats, this minion is an archer, damage+1 and fierce.

But it is up to you, how many threats you want to spot.

If there are five threats, and you want this minion don't gain damage+1, for any reason, you may also spot just 2 threats, to make hime fierce and an archer.

Yours sincerly
Elrohir

Title: Re: Multiple While's
Post by: Kralik on September 07, 2008, 08:22:20 AM

Quote from: Elrohir on September 07, 2008, 07:43:12 AM

But it is up to you, how many threats you want to spot.

Are you sure about that? :-k

Title: Re: Multiple While's
Post by: Elrohir on September 07, 2008, 08:53:49 AM

Sorry!  :-[

"...for each Elf you can spot": If there are two elves in play, you may spot one, two or no elf.

"...while you can spot an Uruk-Hai, the fellowship archery total is -1": In this case, you have no choice.

Title: Re: Multiple While's
Post by: MR. Lurtzy on September 07, 2008, 12:19:16 PM

If you spot 4 threats, he gains all of them.

Title: Re: Multiple While's
Post by: CCCORNIV on September 07, 2008, 01:14:23 PM

Yep.

Title: Re: Multiple While's
Post by: TheJord on September 07, 2008, 02:05:39 PM

Elrohir is correct. "While you can spot..." are mandatory effects.

Title: Re: Multiple While's
Post by: Elessar's Socks on September 07, 2008, 02:26:05 PM

Multiple whiles can trigger as long as the conditions are satisfied, so if there are 4 threats, Troop of Haradrim gains archer, fierce, and damage +1.

Quote from: Elrohir on September 07, 2008, 08:53:49 AM

"...for each Elf you can spot": If there are two elves in play, you may spot one, two or no elf.

The "can" requires you to spot all of them. On the other hand, "...for each Elf you spot" would give you a choice of how many (if any) to spot.