by Nemeciz
Just want to check if this is right. Elder Mok as Bard with Song of mending, Understudy and Cacophony. Partymember is within 3 spaces from Mok. Mok has 5 stamina (4+ 1 from cacophony), both song tokens on song of mending at the start of your turn, exhaust cacophony for 3 stamina targeting understudy (Mok now at 2 stamina). Use the lute on himself gaining 2 stamina with understudy active, Mok now at 3 Stamina. End of turn, partymember gains 1 stamina from song of mending, Mok ability triggers, gaining 1 stamina and 1 extra due to understudy. Mok is now back at 5 stamina. Song of mending also triggers lifegain to Mok which then triggers understudy to give Mok an additional life. So in 1 turn Mok gains 2 life and 4 stamina and could do the same thing next round always ending up at 5 stamina, 2 lifegain and still have 2 actions left?Same scenario he could also focus on instead gaining life from his ability as he heals by song of mending. He would then get 1 life from song of mending, understudy triggers gaining 1 more life. Then partymembers gains life as well from song of mending, Moks ability triggers giving him 1 life and understudy then triggers, giving him 1 more life. In this case, he would get 4 life. He could use his lute, gaining 2 stamina with help from understudy-trigger. Starting at 5 stamina, using cacophony down to 2, use lute up to 3. Are these two scenarios doable or am I missing something?
/Best regards
Fredrik