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192.153.52.202: corrected spelling

2020-07-01T15:51:14Z

corrected spelling

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195.62.68.228: /* Examples of Nerfing */

2017-10-04T08:42:55Z

Examples of Nerfing

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	* Everything beneath the baleful gaze of [[Robin Cruddace]]. (Your time will come, [[Imperial Guard]]).		* Everything beneath the baleful gaze of [[Robin Cruddace]]. (Your time will come, [[Imperial Guard]]).

	* The Iron Warriors chaos marines in ~~4th~~ edition 40k, and Chaos Daemons in 7th edition Warhammer fantasy were incredibly powerful. The Iron warriors having access to insane firepower while the Chaos Daemons could stack multiple stat buffs on every model. They were so strong GW had to release the next edition of both games just so they could re-release their books and nerf them.		* The Iron Warriors chaos marines in 3rd edition 40k, and Chaos Daemons in 7th edition Warhammer fantasy were incredibly powerful. The Iron warriors having access to insane firepower while the Chaos Daemons could stack multiple stat buffs on every model. They were so strong GW had to release the next edition of both games just so they could re-release their books and nerf them.

	* The Fireball/Channel combo in [[Magic: The Gathering]] had players converting most of their Life to Mana with Channel, than one ~~shoting~~ their opponent with Fireball until ~~the latter~~ was banned.		* The Fireball/Channel(/Black Lotus) combo in [[Magic: The Gathering]] had players converting most of their Life to Mana with Channel, than one-shotting their opponent with Fireball (on turn one before the opponent could do anything for maximum [[lulz]] if Black Lotus was involved) until Channel was banned.

	* [[WARMACHINE]]'S most recent errata hit Epic Haley and Epic Deneghra, two of the highest tier warnouns in the game with some. Battlegroups can now shake Deneghra's shadowbinds letting them move, and Haley can no longer [[Cheese\|control her opponent's order of activations the turn after she Feats]]. This was pretty big since they're two of the most frustrating warnouns to play against, and in Haley's case, the cornerstone of her faction's tournament presence.		* [[WARMACHINE]]'S most recent errata hit Epic Haley and Epic Deneghra, two of the highest tier warnouns in the game with some. Battlegroups can now shake Deneghra's shadowbinds letting them move, and Haley can no longer [[Cheese\|control her opponent's order of activations the turn after she Feats]]. This was pretty big since they're two of the most frustrating warnouns to play against, and in Haley's case, the cornerstone of her faction's tournament presence.

1d4chan>PlasmaTalon: /* Examples of Nerfing */

2015-09-08T06:28:47Z

Examples of Nerfing

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	* The Fireball/Channel combo in [[Magic: The Gathering]] had players converting most of their Life to Mana with Channel, than one shoting their opponent with Fireball until the latter was banned.		* The Fireball/Channel combo in [[Magic: The Gathering]] had players converting most of their Life to Mana with Channel, than one shoting their opponent with Fireball until the latter was banned.

	* [[WARMACHINE]]'S most recent errata hit Epic Haley and Epic Deneghra, two of the highest tier warnouns in the game with some. ~~Making it possible for a warnoun~~'s ~~battlegroup(but not the rest of the army) to remove the debuff from Denegha's feat,~~ letting them to move~~. While~~ Haley ~~lost the ability to~~ [[Cheese\|control her opponent's order of activations the turn after she Feats]]. This was pretty big since they're two of the most frustrating warnouns to play against, and in Haley's case, the cornerstone of her faction's tournament presence.		* [[WARMACHINE]]'S most recent errata hit Epic Haley and Epic Deneghra, two of the highest tier warnouns in the game with some. Battlegroups can now shake Deneghra's shadowbinds letting them move, and Haley can no longer [[Cheese\|control her opponent's order of activations the turn after she Feats]]. This was pretty big since they're two of the most frustrating warnouns to play against, and in Haley's case, the cornerstone of her faction's tournament presence.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

1d4chan>PlasmaTalon: /* Examples of Nerfing */

2015-09-05T15:27:52Z

Examples of Nerfing

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	* Everything beneath the baleful gaze of [[Robin Cruddace]]. (Your time will come, [[Imperial Guard]]).		* Everything beneath the baleful gaze of [[Robin Cruddace]]. (Your time will come, [[Imperial Guard]]).

	* The Iron Warriors chaos marines in 4th edition 40k, and Chaos Daemons in 7th edition Warhammer fantasy were ~~both~~ so ~~damn powerful that~~ GW had to release the next edition of both games just so they could re-release their ~~codex and army book~~ and nerf them.		* The Iron Warriors chaos marines in 4th edition 40k, and Chaos Daemons in 7th edition Warhammer fantasy were incredibly powerful. The Iron warriors having access to insane firepower while the Chaos Daemons could stack multiple stat buffs on every model. They were so strong GW had to release the next edition of both games just so they could re-release their books and nerf them.

	* The Fireball/Channel combo in [[Magic: The Gathering]] had players converting most of their Life to Mana with Channel, than one shoting their opponent with Fireball until the latter was banned.		* The Fireball/Channel combo in [[Magic: The Gathering]] had players converting most of their Life to Mana with Channel, than one shoting their opponent with Fireball until the latter was banned.

	* [[WARMACHINE]]'S most recent errata ~~surprised everyone by hitting~~ Epic Haley and Epic Deneghra, two of the highest tier ~~models~~ in the game, with some ~~unexpected nerfs~~. Haley ~~losing~~ the ability to ~~choose the enemy~~ order of activations ~~during her feat~~ turn. ~~While~~ the ~~debuff from Deneghra~~'s ~~feat was added to~~ the ~~list~~ of ~~negative effects that can be shaken by models in a warnoun~~'s ~~battlegroup during the maintenance phase~~.		* [[WARMACHINE]]'S most recent errata hit Epic Haley and Epic Deneghra, two of the highest tier warnouns in the game with some. Making it possible for a warnoun's battlegroup(but not the rest of the army) to remove the debuff from Denegha's feat, letting them to move. While Haley lost the ability to [[Cheese\|control her opponent's order of activations the turn after she Feats]]. This was pretty big since they're two of the most frustrating warnouns to play against, and in Haley's case, the cornerstone of her faction's tournament presence.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

1d4chan>PlasmaTalon: /* Examples of Nerfing */

2015-09-05T05:40:50Z

Examples of Nerfing

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	* The Fireball/Channel combo in [[Magic: The Gathering]] had players converting most of their Life to Mana with Channel, than one shoting their opponent with Fireball until the latter was banned.		* The Fireball/Channel combo in [[Magic: The Gathering]] had players converting most of their Life to Mana with Channel, than one shoting their opponent with Fireball until the latter was banned.

	* [[WARMACHINE]]'S most recent errata surprised everyone by hitting Epic Haley and Epic Deneghra, two of the highest tier models in the game, with some unexpected nerfs. ~~eHaley~~ losing the ability to choose the enemy order of activations during her feat turn. While the debuff from Deneghra's feat was added to the list of negative effects that can be shaken by models in a warnoun's battlegroup during the maintenance phase.		* [[WARMACHINE]]'S most recent errata surprised everyone by hitting Epic Haley and Epic Deneghra, two of the highest tier models in the game, with some unexpected nerfs. Haley losing the ability to choose the enemy order of activations during her feat turn. While the debuff from Deneghra's feat was added to the list of negative effects that can be shaken by models in a warnoun's battlegroup during the maintenance phase.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

1d4chan>PlasmaTalon: /* Examples of Nerfing */

2015-09-05T05:40:06Z

Examples of Nerfing

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	* The Fireball/Channel combo in [[Magic: The Gathering]] had players converting most of their Life to Mana with Channel, than one shoting their opponent with Fireball until the latter was banned.		* The Fireball/Channel combo in [[Magic: The Gathering]] had players converting most of their Life to Mana with Channel, than one shoting their opponent with Fireball until the latter was banned.

			* [[WARMACHINE]]'S most recent errata surprised everyone by hitting Epic Haley and Epic Deneghra, two of the highest tier models in the game, with some unexpected nerfs. eHaley losing the ability to choose the enemy order of activations during her feat turn. While the debuff from Deneghra's feat was added to the list of negative effects that can be shaken by models in a warnoun's battlegroup during the maintenance phase.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

86.2.5.160: /* Examples of Nerfing */ It's called Channel, not Sorcery

2015-06-27T00:21:16Z

Examples of Nerfing: It's called Channel, not Sorcery

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	* The Iron Warriors chaos marines in 4th edition 40k, and Chaos Daemons in 7th edition Warhammer fantasy were both so damn powerful that GW had to release the next edition of both games just so they could re-release their codex and army book and nerf them.		* The Iron Warriors chaos marines in 4th edition 40k, and Chaos Daemons in 7th edition Warhammer fantasy were both so damn powerful that GW had to release the next edition of both games just so they could re-release their codex and army book and nerf them.

	* The Fireball/~~Sorcery~~ combo in [[Magic: The Gathering]] had players converting most of their Life to Mana with ~~Sorcery~~, than one shoting their opponent with Fireball until the latter was banned.		* The Fireball/Channel combo in [[Magic: The Gathering]] had players converting most of their Life to Mana with Channel, than one shoting their opponent with Fireball until the latter was banned.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

1d4chan>PlasmaTalon: /* Examples of Nerfing */

2015-06-26T19:52:14Z

Examples of Nerfing

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	* Everything beneath the baleful gaze of [[Robin Cruddace]]. (Your time will come, [[Imperial Guard]]).		* Everything beneath the baleful gaze of [[Robin Cruddace]]. (Your time will come, [[Imperial Guard]]).

	* The Iron Warriors chaos marines in 4th edition 40k, and Chaos Daemons in 7th edition Warhammer fantasy ~~both stick out. Not just because they~~ were both ~~game breakingly~~ powerful~~, but because in both cases their problems were too big to be errated, forcing them~~ to release the next edition of both games, so they could ~~rewrite both faction's rules~~. ~~They literally~~ had to ~~rewrite~~ the ~~rules just to nerf them~~.		* The Iron Warriors chaos marines in 4th edition 40k, and Chaos Daemons in 7th edition Warhammer fantasy were both so damn powerful that GW had to release the next edition of both games just so they could re-release their codex and army book and nerf them.

			* The Fireball/Sorcery combo in [[Magic: The Gathering]] had players converting most of their Life to Mana with Sorcery, than one shoting their opponent with Fireball until the latter was banned.

	==See Also==		==See Also==