Panacea Autojector

[SolomanMedici]

Can you heal someone who has been killed?

I’m thinking of a standard crewmember who has just received 3 wounds, causing them to be killed/discarded. If the crewperson had a Panacea Autojector attached, could they – jettison to remove 2 wounds to bring themselves back to life?

Or using the Last In First Out (LIFO) principle is it more accurate to say that the Reaction removes 2 wounds from the attack and thus they were never killed?

Seems a trifling difference but I can foresee heated debates arising at the game table (at least with some of the lawyers gamers I know).

Then again, maybe they really are dead...

[Horizon Jeff]

from a single source are received all at once, so the Panacea Autojector wouldn't save you in this case.

However, where the would save you is if you already had on a that was set to take more. Then you could generate the ability and remove the already inflicted .

Example: Captain Simbacca controls the Flint. Flint has a Panacea Autojector and he currently has taken two . His opponent, Captain Shipwreck, controls the Vorn Drusus and intends to generate that card's ability to inflict two , which forms a queue. Simbacca may generate the ability on the Panacea Autojector to restore two because it has , so it goes on the queue second. Because effects resolve in reverse order (LiFo), Flint would heal two and then Vorn would inflict two more.

[SolomanMedici]

Ahh, so he really is dead then....
Thanks for the clarification Jeff.

[Horizon Jeff]

Yeah, in your example you'd want Armor.

[Frewfrux]

Don't give him ideas! I play against him on Sunday (weather permitting).

heh heh heh, just kidding, of course.

[SolomanMedici]

Hmm, why do I have the feeling that Frewfrux is going to be stocking up on TL-13 CLC Laser Rifles?