Grevious bonus turn vs take an extra turn
Grevious Metalloid Monstrosity says: At the START of GG turn, all other Droid allies take damage equal to 8% health... This damage CAN NOT DEFEAT CHARACTERS. ... Whenever a Droid or separatist all...
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I think this is actually WAI and more shockingly: logical. The only way i can interpret "the bonus turn" phrase is as follows:
- An event has happened and as a result this character (GG) gets a bonus turn AFTER this turn (combined with the new TM overflow system so it could compete with another character but lets put this aside for the moment).
This interpretation works actually wonderfully here and i see no contradiction:
- During "somebody"-s turn an event has happened (B2 died) and as a result this character (GG) gets a bonus turn AFTER this turn
- End of turn
- GG bonus turn starts, so it is a new turn
- During "somebody"-s turn an event has happened (B1 died) and as a result this character (GG) gets a bonus turn AFTER this turn
- End of turn
- GG bonus turn starts
I dont see the problem here tbh.
Only thing that could be problematic: b1-s kit says it is destroyed, not defeated. CG is never too careful when choosing the words, so they COULD mean the same until further instruction. If destroy = defeat then this is WAI
- An event has happened and as a result this character (GG) gets a bonus turn AFTER this turn (combined with the new TM overflow system so it could compete with another character but lets put this aside for the moment).
This interpretation works actually wonderfully here and i see no contradiction:
- During "somebody"-s turn an event has happened (B2 died) and as a result this character (GG) gets a bonus turn AFTER this turn
- End of turn
- GG bonus turn starts, so it is a new turn
- During "somebody"-s turn an event has happened (B1 died) and as a result this character (GG) gets a bonus turn AFTER this turn
- End of turn
- GG bonus turn starts
I dont see the problem here tbh.
Only thing that could be problematic: b1-s kit says it is destroyed, not defeated. CG is never too careful when choosing the words, so they COULD mean the same until further instruction. If destroy = defeat then this is WAI
