Which Race is the best?

[Robomajor]

Well, I got snowflakes. I am jsut curious now, but do Santas still work in race disabled games?

[Fangfallen]

Well, I got snowflakes. I am jsut curious now, but do Santas still work in race disabled games?

I will test that and get back to you, I believe they do.

[Robomajor]

Also, does the snowflake debuff apply before or after the first fight?

[Fangfallen]

Also, does the snowflake debuff apply before or after the first fight?

Immediately after, whenever the player has their next turn & until they have a complete cycle back to them without being attacked by you again.

[chris1726354]

The buff affects the first fight.

[Ryankill]

It affects everything, if you attack it for the first time in a game, eg, undead and you attack with boost, you lose the boost, and then every attack you use that turn and your next turn, you will lose a boost every time you click one even if you are not attack the snowflake

[calleharnemark]

Santas are for the poor

Snowflakes are for the fair player

Santas are for the player who wants a bonus that won't affect those around him. IE: a fair player.

Snowflakes are for the player that wants to tick everybody off.

Snowflakes are for the player who wants a disadvantage with everyones advantages disabled.

[Robomajor]

The buff affects the first fight.

Pretty sure what I saw says otherwise. And the way I see it, is that before the attack happens you haven't REALLY attacked them. I hope you get what I mean.

[chris1726354]

The buff affects the first fight.

Pretty sure what I saw says otherwise. And the way I see it, is that before the attack happens you haven't REALLY attacked them. I hope you get what I mean.

I saw an undead use a boost on a flake and win. The attack was his first attack, and he lost an attack boost. The undead went before the flake did.

[calleharnemark]

The buff affects the first fight.

Pretty sure what I saw says otherwise. And the way I see it, is that before the attack happens you haven't REALLY attacked them. I hope you get what I mean.

I saw an undead use a boost on a flake and win. The attack was his first attack, and he lost an attack boost. The undead went before the flake did.

Yes, disability is used in both attack and defense.