Crossposting from the nurgle thread for the rules experts.
I have a question about "start of hero phase" rules and how it interacts with a particular nurgle trait and the cycle of corruption.
Say I take Grandfather's Blessing trait (start of your hero phase, move cycle of corruption forward/back)
As far as I know, you can resolve "start of your hero phase" abilities in any order you wish. Is that correct?
Say at the start of the round, cycle advances to 6. (start of your hero phase, d3 enemies d3 wounds). First thing I do at the start of my hero phase is trigger that. I then use my trait to move the cycle forward. It is still the start of my hero phase. Now I trigger the current cycle ability - at the start of their hero phase (which it still is) nurgle units heal d3 wounds. Now entering the main part of the phase, I will cast foul regenesis to change the cycle to something useful for the rest of the round.
Is this legal? If not, is there some written rule/faq that I am missing?
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Crossposting from the nurgle thread for the rules experts.
I have a question about "start of hero phase" rules and how it interacts with a particular nurgle trait and the cycle of corruption.
Say I take Grandfather's Blessing trait (start of your hero phase, move cycle of corruption forward/back)
As far as I know, you can resolve "start of your hero phase" abilities in any order you wish. Is that correct?
Say at the start of the round, cycle advances to 6. (start of your hero phase, d3 enemies d3 wounds). First thing I do at the start of my hero phase is trigger that. I then use my trait to move the cycle forward. It is still the start of my hero phase. Now I trigger the current cycle ability - at the start of their hero phase (which it still is) nurgle units heal d3 wounds. Now entering the main part of the phase, I will cast foul regenesis to change the cycle to something useful for the rest of the round.
Is this legal? If not, is there some written rule/faq that I am missing?
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