Q: Can I use Get Over Here! to re-engage with a minion that I am already engaged with?
A: You cannot engage an enemy that is already engaged with you. -(Developer Ruling, Hall of Heroes)
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Aggression
Event
Attack.
Cost: 0.
Resource:
Hero Action (attack): Deal 1 damage to a minion. If you have the Aerial trait, engage that enemy.
"I would have words with thee!" —Thor
Thor #14.
FAQs (taken from the official FAQ or FFG's responses to the official rules question form)
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I feel like this is one of the worst cards in the game, even for Thor, with the ruling that you can't re-engage an enemy that is already engaged with you. That ruling makes the card basically useless in single player and it's so situational in a multiplayer game that often times you're just trading a card for 1 damage on a minion if you're not pitching it for resources. Everything about the card is too situational. There has to be a minion in play, you have to have aerial, and you need the minion to be engaged with someone else for the card to have any sort of value as the 1 damage on the card is negligible unless you need to pop a tough status card; and, Aggression already has Piercing Strike which fills that role better.
This is all valid criticism, it does have a niche in that it is the cheapest way to remove stun from your hero. In Thor it is worth running in high count multiplayer (certainly 4 player, possibly 3 as well).
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L3w15 7
· 12381
In solo, it is a 0 cost clear stun or tough from a minion. I'd say you usually should add it to heroes that rely on their base atk (f.e. Hulk, She-Hulk) when playing aggression.
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Incredibul
· 3676
Get Over Here, Lie in Wait, Bring It, Bombs Away. Best part is these are all Energy resources so Tony Stark can do this while strengthening his repulsor.
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Turbowombat
· 131
There is a degree of utility in that it’s a zero cost attack proc and that has strange implications for some things. Beyond Stun/Tough, it can have its uses for characters like Gamora or cards like Fluid Motion. It is certainly a niche and an odd one at that rather than anything for general use though, yes.
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TheNue
· 3
Virtually useless in solo (shame: if there wasn't a rule that prevents you from re-engaging a minion you've already engaged, it could have been an interesting strategy for Thor and/or decks running the recent Aggressive Stance), but I would almost always include it in an Aggression Thor deck when multiplayer (I guess it's no coincidence that Thor is in the picture...).
I hope they'll eventually change that re-engagement ruling. This card is the exact reason why it doesn't seem unbalanced to me to allow heroes to re-engage a minion they've already engaged, as it only fits niche - and frankly far from op - strategies (see above; I can also think of Lie in Wait and Patriot).
Engaging a minion you’ve already engaged makes the same amount of sense as defeating a minion you’ve already defeated
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erikw1984
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