The "Before You Act" effects on Monsters should only apply to the active player, not every player.
For instance, the Goblin Warchanter requires a Wisdom check or else you can't play weapons or Attack spells. However, when you encounter it, the app forces EVERY character to do the Wisdom check. So, for instance, a character at another location can't use their crossbow to help in this combat if they fail this Wisdom check.
However, according the PACG rulebook, the "Before you act" and "After you act" effects only apply to the active character.
From p 10 of the Wrath of the Righteous rulebook, under "Encountering a Card":
When you encounter a card, you—and only you—can go through the following steps. No one else can perform these steps for you, though other players might be able to play cards to help you deal with the encounter's challenges.
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Apply Any Effects That Happen Before You Act. If any powers on the card you're encountering happen before you act, they take effect at this time.
This seems to imply that those effects only apply to you, not to every player who wants to play a card on that check.
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The "Before You Act" effects on Monsters should only apply to the active player, not every player.
For instance, the Goblin Warchanter requires a Wisdom check or else you can't play weapons or Attack spells. However, when you encounter it, the app forces EVERY character to do the Wisdom check. So, for instance, a character at another location can't use their crossbow to help in this combat if they fail this Wisdom check.
However, according the PACG rulebook, the "Before you act" and "After you act" effects only apply to the active character.
From p 10 of the Wrath of the Righteous rulebook, under "Encountering a Card":
When you encounter a card, you—and only you—can go through the following steps. No one else can perform these steps for you, though other players might be able to play cards to help you deal with the encounter's challenges.
...
Apply Any Effects That Happen Before You Act. If any powers on the card you're encountering happen before you act, they take effect at this time.
This seems to imply that those effects only apply to you, not to every player who wants to play a card on that check.
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