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Azazel - yet for your claim to be true it MUST be movement. The point I am showing you, a number of times now, is that the scattering displacement is not movement, meaning rules triggering off movement do not occur. Only once you have finished DS have you moved, as the rules for DS tell you - which is after you owuld mishap.

BR - difficult to tell your jokes from your insults.

nosferatu1001 wrote:
Azazel - yet for your claim to be true it MUST be movement. The point I am showing you, a number of times now, is that the scattering displacement is not movement, meaning rules triggering off movement do not occur. Only once you have finished DS have you moved, as the rules for DS tell you - which is after you owuld mishap.

BR - difficult to tell your jokes from your insults.

Yea, I figured that would be the case.

nosferatu1001 wrote:
Azazel - yet for your claim to be true it MUST be movement. The point I am showing you, a number of times now, is that the scattering displacement is not movement, meaning rules triggering off movement do not occur.

But the rules for deployment DO occur, and the rules for deployment refer you to the movement rules, so they do apply.