| From: | "James E. Frazer" <jimmicane@**********.COM> |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Re: Unique |
| Date: | Thu, 14 May 1998 11:01:14 -0700 |
>>could in theory have two guardian dracoforms on it. They would be
>>in two different stacks and I feel real bad for the running team
>>that ran after this objective. But the odds of that are VERY slim.
>>One thing that I didn't think of but now it comes to mind is...
>>In a 3 person multiplayer game, if player 1 obtains an objective and
>>both player 2 and 3 try to false mentor it... who gets it?
>> As far as the False Mentor, I'd say you would be playing the False
>Mentor on the guy who stolen the rep? "You taught him everything he knows,
>But I taught YOU everything you know!"
Exactly. FASA came out with an official ruling that you can use a False Mentor on a False
Mentor. In other words, the First person would steal the rep from the current run, the
Second player then steals the rep from the first player. This is a double slap in the
face for the first player: He played his one and ony false mentor, which is now fragged,
and he didn't get any rep out of the deal.
The fun part is, the runner who took the objective could concievably take the objective
back by False Mentoring the Second players Mentor.
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