Mike Romeo
Canada
Chicoutimi
Quebec
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When you win the cease fire and put your token you are considered the winner even if the master spy gets the objectives right? So if you have number 6 you get a free objective from under the pile right? What if you played the assassin! You kill his master spy cause you win? What about the objective? He gets it cause the 1 was resolved before the 5(assassin) ? Or is it discarded?
Is there any other reason to resolve Agent X by initiative (from 1 to 6)? Cause resolving the master spy last would help to keep try of whose token is on the objective!
Also the Double-agent (3) can do his special power even if terminated during the turn??? Aside number 2 is there another agent who can do this?
Thanks! Very special and fun game!!! A kind of tactical black-jack!
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Keith Creighton
United States
Decatur
IL
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1) Yes if a master spy is played and you played the director, you still get the bottom card, while your opponent gets the face up objective. It is a good strategy if you think your opponent is playing master spy.
2) If your opponent plays master spy and you play assassin, then he gets the objective while you get the kill. This is useful in the end game when you could get a big objective and not worry about losing the master spy.
3) Both the double agent and analyst can use their power if they were killed by the assassin on the last turn. That is due to the initiative order.
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Mike Romeo
Canada
Chicoutimi
Quebec
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Thanks!
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