peterk1 wrote:
It was badly phrased but still legal. I was trying to describe the grouping of enemies during the attack.
Your meaning seemed clear to me. Perhaps you could give an example of what you meant?
Here is a possible example. Arythea has two move points left over, and explores Spawning Grounds. She draws a Minotaur and a Gargoyle as her two brown monsters. She plays Wings of Night to stop the monsters from attacking. She has no units available, and her last three cards are Concentration, Battle Versatility, and Rage. She also has a red crystal and a green crystal. Can she kill both monsters?
She could play advanced Concentration on Battle Versatility for Fire Attack 5, and advanced Rage for Attack 4. If she groups the two monsters together, the would share the physical resistance of the Gargoyle, so the 5 Fire Attack and 4 Physical Attack would be insufficient. Or, she could try to kill the two monsters separately. She could use the 5 Fire Attack to kill the Gargoyle, which has an armor of 4. Arythea would like to use the 1 attack point left over from killing the Gargoyle, and combine it with the Attack 4 from the Rage to kill the Minotaur, but this is not legal. In fact, there is no way for her to kill the two monsters with those three cards, right?