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Originally Posted by Elite
This came up again. Answer?
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Hmmmm. Perhaps, next time, you could find a more polite way to go about this.
However,
Dead,
Dead Broke, and
Illusion only affect one Monster. For
Dead, play it on the Mate, as it's easier; for
Dead Broke, play it on either, but it will only affect one; for
Illusion, you can play it on either: If played on the Mate, that will replace the Mate with a different Monster; play it on the original Monster, and you'll be facing that new Monster and its Mate.
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Originally Posted by mawile
by the way, would mate's "-1 to run away" work if one of the mates is already out of combat?
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Well, as a matter of simplification, if you're going to remove a Monster that has a Mate, you should remove the Mate. That would remove the Run Away penalty right there.