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When the monster and the hero draws the same type of card and it's a stand-off (no counterattacks) and there are two other cards of the same type in the damage stack. Who gets to perform a combo on their opponent?
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Scott Lewis
United States
Castle Rock
Colorado
Dread Our Coming, Suffer Our Presence, Embrace Our Glory (Solonavi War Cry)
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Boardgamefreak2geek wrote: When the monster and the hero draws the same type of card and it's a stand-off (no counterattacks) and there are two other cards of the same type in the damage stack. Who gets to perform a combo on their opponent?
Nobody. If the results for both sides are tied, that round is a draw, and both player's cards go to the combat stack in the middle; neither side takes damage that round.
Your post says "draws" the same type of card. Are you playing it war-style, where you just draw one off the top, or are you having each player pick one from their hand and play it?
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sigmazero13 wrote: Boardgamefreak2geek wrote: When the monster and the hero draws the same type of card and it's a stand-off (no counterattacks) and there are two other cards of the same type in the damage stack. Who gets to perform a combo on their opponent? Nobody. If the results for both sides are tied, that round is a draw, and both player's cards go to the combat stack in the middle; neither side takes damage that round. Your post says "draws" the same type of card. Are you playing it war-style, where you just draw one off the top, or are you having each player pick one from their hand and play it?
I was playing solo. I choose a card out of my hand. and drew a card from the deck for the monster and it was the same combat type and same value
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Scott Lewis
United States
Castle Rock
Colorado
Dread Our Coming, Suffer Our Presence, Embrace Our Glory (Solonavi War Cry)
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Boardgamefreak2geek wrote: sigmazero13 wrote: Boardgamefreak2geek wrote: When the monster and the hero draws the same type of card and it's a stand-off (no counterattacks) and there are two other cards of the same type in the damage stack. Who gets to perform a combo on their opponent? Nobody. If the results for both sides are tied, that round is a draw, and both player's cards go to the combat stack in the middle; neither side takes damage that round. Your post says "draws" the same type of card. Are you playing it war-style, where you just draw one off the top, or are you having each player pick one from their hand and play it? I was playing solo. I choose a card out of my hand. and drew a card from the deck for the monster and it was the same combat type and same value
Ah, gotcha.
Yeah, in that case, that combat round is a draw, neither side takes damage, both cards go to the middle, and you move on to the next round of combat 
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