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Post by fleisch on Feb 25, 2024 16:25:50 GMT
My opponent had two runes of spellbreaking on one runesmith and played it as having one automatic dispell and a second automatic dispell that can also destroy a spell on 4+. That didn't seem quite right to me, however, I couldn't find a source online that did convince him.
Does the second rune of spellbreaking give you an additional use?
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Post by saniles on Feb 25, 2024 18:04:25 GMT
No that’s not correct. Your opponent had 1 auto dispel WITH the ability to break the spell he auto dispelled. It doesn’t give him a second dispel scroll on that one runesmith. It just upgrades the previous ability.  |
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Post by fleisch on Feb 25, 2024 19:04:53 GMT
No that’s not correct. Your opponent had 1 auto dispel WITH the ability to break the spell he auto dispelled. It doesn’t give him a second dispel scroll on that one runesmith. It just upgrades the previous ability. That's what I thought, thank you! |
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Post by wundapantz on Mar 1, 2024 8:39:45 GMT
Probably goes without saying
If they had a second Runesmith they can have a second item with a single rune of spellbreaking, but the combo of one rune smith with two runes of spell breaking it's only used 1 time with a 4+ to destroy the spell.
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Post by Luigino on Mar 22, 2024 17:23:51 GMT
Probably goes without saying If they had a second Runesmith they can have a second item with a single rune of spellbreaking, but the combo of one rune smith with two runes of spell breaking it's only used 1 time with a 4+ to destroy the spell. couldn't they get a third (and a fourth and fifth) runesmith or runelord and give him 2 runes of spellbreaking and a third, different rune? |
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Post by wundapantz on Mar 23, 2024 7:31:31 GMT
Sure, if they have the points allowance.
Runesmiths have 75 points allowance and there are plenty of cheap options in the talismanic runes to make unique combos with either a single rune or double rune of spellbreaking
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