Just a question on barriers with the one way transparent advantage. (and to in a sense, some other advantages as a whole). If someone buys the advantage, and then makes a barrier, do they have to use that advantage every time. Say I buy a +1 One way transparent, so I can shoot out, while still being protected. However, later I want to englobe an enemy. Do I have to apply the advantage, making it so they can still fire out? Or can I simply say that I am making a non-transparent barrier with that use.
Also, in the same vein, can you buy One way transparent twice, once for each direction, for a total of +2, and then choose which direction you want it to be in each time?
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Lollypopalopicus
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Just a question on barriers with the one way transparent advantage. (and to in a sense, some other advantages as a whole). If someone buys the advantage, and then makes a barrier, do they have to use that advantage every time. Say I buy a +1 One way transparent, so I can shoot out, while still being protected. However, later I want to englobe an enemy. Do I have to apply the advantage, making it so they can still fire out? Or can I simply say that I am making a non-transparent barrier with that use.
Also, in the same vein, can you buy One way transparent twice, once for each direction, for a total of +2, and then choose which direction you want it to be in each time?
Also, thanks for answering my last question.
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