Eye for an eye giving the attacker a daze / stun - when is it removed

[jacksmack]

Will the daze / stun be removed immidiately from the attacker when eye for an eye returns some damage and one of these markers?

It seems kinda odd of it does, and my guess is that it should rule that markers are not removed at end of current action phase when recieved because of eye to an eye.
This would be similar to effects recieved from a damage barrier.

Without this ruling a slam would stay until the attackers next action phase whereas a stun / daze would not.

[RomeoXero]

The attacker has already activated and therefore cannot remove the condition it recieves during its activation until after its next activation.
For example, a priest and Allendel the blue knight are squaring off (Allendel said something snarky lets say). Allendel acts (flips his marker) and the knight lands 5 damage and a stun on the poor priest. The priest reveals eye for an eye and then recieves his damage and stun marker. Allendel then recieves the same stun marker and damage but he has already acted, now he must wait till the next time he activates to remove the stun. The priest then acts and removes his stun, hopefully having planned quick, non attack spells for that round.

[Puddnhead]

 This is already in the rules. If a condition is received during a creature's action phase of its not resolved until the creature's next action phase. So the stun or daze from a counter strike or eye for an eye will affect the next action phase and not be removed at the end of the current attack sequence.

[jacksmack]

cool thanks - played it right then.

[RomeoXero]

That's what i said! I even gave examples! Lol

[Puddnhead]

That's what i said! I even gave examples! Lol

Yeah you ninja'd me I just decided to post anyway.

[bigfatchef]

Allendel acts (flips his marker) and the knight lands 5 damage and a stun on the poor priest. The priest reveals eye for an eye and then recieves his damage and stun marker. Allendel then recieves the same stun marker and damage but he has already acted, now he must wait till the next time he activates to remove the stun. The priest then acts and removes his stun, hopefully having planned quick, non attack spells for that round.

Doesn't change anything here, but to play it correct eye for an eye on the priest has to be revealed before Allandel roles his dice.

[Coshade]

While Romeo's answer was correct pertaining to the question, it is important to note that Eye for an Eye can only be revealed before the Roll Dice step. The Priest would not know if a Stun or any damage would happen in this case. Therefore the sticker goes to Puddnhead!

[RomeoXero]

::pushes up glasses:: well technically bigfatchef pointed out the reveal timing issue. He should get the sticker. Lol

[bigfatchef]

::pushes up glasses:: well technically bigfatchef pointed out the reveal timing issue. He should get the sticker. Lol

That would be awsome and thanks for pointing it out.

[exid]

This is already in the rules. If a condition is received during a creature's action phase of its not resolved until the creature's next action phase.

I found in the supplement (page 4) that stun, etc. are not remooved if recieved from a counter strike or a damage barrier... is there a more generale rule elswhere that would apply to Eye for an eye?

[Puddnhead]

This is already in the rules. If a condition is received during a creature's action phase of its not resolved until the creature's next action phase.

I found in the supplement (page 4) that stun, etc. are not remooved if recieved from a counter strike or a damage barrier... is there a more generale rule elswhere that would apply to Eye for an eye?

Chapter 4: Actions, Main Rulebook, page 9:
"Exception: If your creature receives a condition during
its Action Phase due to an enemy damage barrier or
counterstrike, if that condition has an “end of Action Phase
effect” it is not resolved until your creature’s next Action
Phase (see “Counterstrike” and “Damage Barriers” on pages
27 and 28). "

[exid]

This is already in the rules. If a condition is received during a creature's action phase of its not resolved until the creature's next action phase.

I found in the supplement (page 4) that stun, etc. are not remooved if recieved from a counter strike or a damage barrier... is there a more generale rule elswhere that would apply to Eye for an eye?

Chapter 4: Actions, Main Rulebook, page 9:
"Exception: If your creature receives a condition during
its Action Phase due to an enemy damage barrier or
counterstrike, if that condition has an “end of Action Phase
effect” it is not resolved until your creature’s next Action
Phase (see “Counterstrike” and “Damage Barriers” on pages
27 and 28). "

I missed it in the main rules...
but it's the same rule I found in the supplement and it doesn't apply to Eye for an eye, that is neither a counter strike nor a damage barrier!

[Puddnhead]

Ah, okay, so the specific question is "Does Eye for an Eye count as the same category as Damage Barriers and Counterstrikes"?  I would say yes because the intent of the rules exception is that you don't get to get away free from hitting something that has dangerous protections.  Eye for an Eye applies the condition during the active creatures activation (and more specifically attack action!) which is exactly what the rules are clarifying.  If you receive a condtion during your activation you are subject to it on your NEXT activation.

[Zuberi]

This could be a difference of rules as intended vs rules as written. I can see how one may interpret that rules passage as only applying to counterstrikes and damage barriers, but I assure you that the important part of that passage is the "during its action phase" part. Any condition received mid Action Phase, that is normally removed at the end of the Action Phase, is intended to persist through to the next Action Phase, so that it may actually have an affect on the game. 100% certainty that it is supposed to apply to Eye for an Eye.