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Post by Bob Smith on Jun 2, 2004 20:11:39 GMT -5
Man, I'm gonna sound totally newbie but can someone please explain this type of attack?
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Post by ButchNapkins on Jun 3, 2004 9:08:34 GMT -5
Penetration ignores the bonus hit points a creature gets from being on his preferred land type. For example, if a Minotaur (red creature) is on a lvl 3 red land he gets +30 hit points. If a creature with penetration attacked this minotaur, the minotaur would not get the +30. Hope that helps.
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Post by Bob Smith on Jun 3, 2004 13:02:11 GMT -5
Does that include any land bonuses because he has another creature next to him? For example you have 2 minotaurs, side by side, don't they get a land bonus of +10 to hp just for being next to one another? How do penetration attacks handle that? Thanks  |
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Post by ButchNapkins on Jun 3, 2004 21:28:54 GMT -5
Two creatures on adjacent lands like you describe give each other +10 Strength, not hp. This is called support. Penetration does not affect this.
You're welcome - always glad to help a new player find his way!
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Post by Snitz on Jun 4, 2004 0:06:45 GMT -5
In addition to this advice, I believe that penetration attacks do not apply to armor. So if the creature used armor, the armor HP bonus would still apply. It took me a few losses to figure that one out.  |
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