So if Kang sends your character away and it’s the last one on the team, you’re defeated.
If you send yourself away, even if you’re the last one on the team, you’re not defeated.
Unless you’re fighting Kang, and then, if you send yourself away, you’re defeated.
??? I get the idea of Away, but it seems inconsistent? Working with the Sidewinder PvP currently and was surprised to accidentally lose with my own Sidewinder’s power.
Kang’s passive is, if all enemies are away he wins. Doesn’t matter who or what caused them to go away.
It’s like towards but opposite!
Wong introduced it. Kang made it a win condition.
Sounds like you understand how it works just fine.
You even explained the reason for the apparent inconsistency.
Think of it as characters who are away having gone to the next room. Kang, however, has the key to the door. If all of the opposing team are in the other room he can lock the door and stop them coming back.
There is a way of stopping Kang without stunning or killing him - he needs a blue tile to place his Away tile on each time he uses the power, if you can flood the board with specials or countdowns etc so no blue normal tiles are available then Kang can’t send you away until one becomes available. This has tripped me up in a few battles.
Unless you send yourself away while having Kang and save him three trouble.
I appreciate this. I need an in-game reason in order to grok mechanics.
This is one of the best and most understandable explanations of one of this games‘ mechanics I ever read flips hat in respect