Nuances in attacking

[Chronomaster]

I was wondering, are attack targets evenly split in randomness, or is there some sort of formula based on factors that gives certain units a higher chance to take a hit over others?

[Guest]

Very good question...Someone get in here and answer this guy!

-Az

[Kyoshi]

Are you asking if when your card attacks if there is a sort of accuracy involved in the attack? or are you asking if the card has a random space attack that there is a higher chance of it hitting a space with something or nothing in it?

[Cr4zy_P1r0m4n14c]

i think u r asking about whom attacks first or gets the first hit,
from my understanding the unit with the higher agility gets to attack first.
but u may be asking a totally diferent question...

[bahka]

I believe the original question and also my question is:

When one of your units attack, is it completely random on which enemy unit you will hit, or is there other factors as well? For example, if there are 2 enemy units, is there a 50/50 chance of hitting the one you want or is there a higher chance you will hit the unit closest to you, etc..

[erestor]

I was wondering, are attack targets evenly split in randomness, or is there some sort of formula based on factors that gives certain units a higher chance to take a hit over others?

from my experience playin durin' the alpha luanch on tuesday, the selection of the target card was entirly random.

for example:
|_| |_| |_| if i were to attack with card ''X'' one round its target card would be card ''B'',
|_| |_| |_| then the next round if card ''X'' was not killed then it would attack a different card.
|A| |B| |C|

|X| |Y| |Z|
|_| |_| |_|
|_| |_| |_|

now i know that i probably did not answer your question, but that is how understand it.
hopefully an admin. will answer soon

[Kyoshi]

I don't understand what he is asking but from what I gathered from playing it at A-kon. Depending on agility is who attacks first and then depending on range depends on what the attacking card can target and the random attacks I used were just thrown wildly but always hit one of the opponents cards... not just missing. But then again it was usually affecting a row.

[Chronomaster]

I believe the original question and also my question is:

When one of your units attack, is it completely random on which enemy unit you will hit, or is there other factors as well? For example, if there are 2 enemy units, is there a 50/50 chance of hitting the one you want or is there a higher chance you will hit the unit closest to you, etc..

bahka wins a cookie. The rest of you fail, except az who probably got it. erestor fails because he provided a faulty example. :V

I'm thinking attacks are chosen completely at random. Who knows though. There's probably an ability like tanking out there, or maybe there is some hidden factor to drawing attack agro.

[erestor]

well sorry
my explanation was ''lost in translation''
talkin face to face i can explain it
like the genius guy from rode trip

[Kyoshi]

I believe the original question and also my question is:

When one of your units attack, is it completely random on which enemy unit you will hit, or is there other factors as well? For example, if there are 2 enemy units, is there a 50/50 chance of hitting the one you want or is there a higher chance you will hit the unit closest to you, etc..

bahka wins a cookie. The rest of you fail, except az who probably got it. erestor fails because he provided a faulty example. :V

I'm thinking attacks are chosen completely at random. Who knows though. There's probably an ability like tanking out there, or maybe there is some hidden factor to drawing attack agro.

Your attacks aren't random, as long as the card you want to attack is in range damage is done. There is no chances of it not hitting unless it is out of range. And for the instances where there are two in the attacking range only one can be targeted unless the attack is a row attack. And the only time damage is not done is if an ability nullifies the attack.
This is from my experience of playing the game at A-kon.