Which Race is the best?

[Robomajor]

We were contemplating as to if the debuff applied for the first fight between the two.

[Fangfallen]

We were contemplating as to if the debuff applied for the first fight between the two.

Yes, it does as soon as the roll begins.

[BeatlesFan]

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

Verified!

I was the subject of this mindless mess on my part. I went so fast I missed the chat screaming at me to stop - Used up all of my game and pre-paid boosts in one lightning strike attack path.

What a mess and lesson learned.

[Robomajor]

If the term "round" is determined as "red to brown," does attacking red even have an effect?

[chris1726354]

If the term "round" is determined as "red to brown," does attacking red even have an effect?

It would take off any race defensive boosts red has.

[Robomajor]

If the term "round" is determined as "red to brown," does attacking red even have an effect?

It would take off any race defensive boosts red has.

Not if they round is defined as "red starting."

[Ryankill]

If the term "round" is determined as "red to brown," does attacking red even have an effect?

It would take off any race defensive boosts red has.

Not if they round is defined as "red starting."

They is no way to get your bonus to work against snowflakes, end of story

[Robomajor]

Don't get what you mean, Ryan. This isn'y about Snowflakes vs Snowflakes if that is what you are thinking. I read somewhere that a round is said to be defined as Red's turn to Brown's turn. That would mean that if you were brown as Snowflakes you wouldn't be using the ability to the potential it could be if it were red.

[Ryankill]

Don't get what you mean, Ryan. This isn'y about Snowflakes vs Snowflakes if that is what you are thinking. I read somewhere that a round is said to be defined as Red's turn to Brown's turn. That would mean that if you were brown as Snowflakes you wouldn't be using the ability to the potential it could be if it were red.

Lets say dragon is red and you are brown with snowflakes, if i attack you first turn, i lose my attack, defense and spawn bonus until my next turn, and if brown attacks red, he loses his defense, attack and spawn that turn, so its always even when the snowflake attacks

[chris1726354]

Don't get what you mean, Ryan. This isn'y about Snowflakes vs Snowflakes if that is what you are thinking. I read somewhere that a round is said to be defined as Red's turn to Brown's turn. That would mean that if you were brown as Snowflakes you wouldn't be using the ability to the potential it could be if it were red.

Lets say dragon is red and you are brown with snowflakes, if i attack you first turn, i lose my attack, defense and spawn bonus until my next turn, and if brown attacks red, he loses his defense, attack and spawn that turn, so its always even when the snowflake attacks

It would be brown's turn, not red's, so the loss of attack and spawn bonus wouldn't matter. So yes, Robo, the farther you are down the list, the less effective snowflakes are: unless I was wrong when I said that a round is red-brown. Might be snowflake-snowflake's turn.