toxinushka (22:34:58 27/09/2011)
1. I will copy it from a forum post now.
toxinushka (22:36:00 27/09/2011)
It all depends on what Thorium meant by "Illusionist's special ability - at the same time as the 'teacher's' turn."
I am basing my reasoning solely on this phrase.
If it is indeed simultaneous, then, in theory, there should be two kills in the style of an assassin.
Also, the illusionist does not steal the special ability, but learns it.
In general, this needs to be clarified with Thorium, whether that is what he meant.
And as a continuation:
Hostor, once again: special abilities happen simultaneously.
That is, roughly speaking, in a keyframe, it would look like this: Tengro cuts down Rimpel, and at the same time, Kitz kills him from behind with a shuriken.
For example, if Kitz and Tengro went to kill each other, both would be dead. Let's say it would be described as if they simultaneously threw shurikens at each other, or something like that.
toxinushka (22:36:17 27/09/2011)
And another formulation of the question from Hostor:
THORIUM, LISTEN, IF THE ILLUSIONIST SCANNED THE "KILL" SPECIAL ABILITIES AND KILLS THE MAIN KILLER, DO THEIR ACTIONS HAPPEN SIMULTANEOUSLY, OR DOES SOMEONE DO IT EARLIER, SOMEONE LATER?
THORIUM (22:37:44 27/09/2011)
This means that they all do it simultaneously. You are right - if they were killing each other, they would die at the same time.
No comments, as they say.
And I will keep the second thing for myself for now and post it in a note.