a question of flurry....

[zen]

Imagine this:
xxxabxxxx
xxxcxxxxxx

A is a enemy
B is a enemy
C has flurry

imagine that C kills A with the first attack. Can i transfer the second attack to B??

That would be so cool... help me out!!!
Thanks!

[HeroComplex]

Each attack is resolved separately, and the target of the second attack is only declared after the first one has resolved.

[Tsannik]

FLURRY. This character can make 2 close combat attacks with 1 action. (Optional) Give this character a close combat action. This character can make 2 attacks (making 2 separate attack rolls) targeting either a single figure or 2 adjacent figures. This close combat attack does not cost an extra action and this character may use any of his special abilities that require a close combat action.

This is perfectly legal. This is from the PAC itself. The bolded part is the words that will back up mine.

[kryptonboy]

...I push the character who is using flurry on their first of the 2 attacks? Do I click the dial for push damage after the 1st attack or do I get the 2nd attack as well before I take the click?

Thanks!

[scowlingone]

Pushing is resolved when the action is completed. As such, you get both attacks before taking push damage.

[Earnan]

Scowlingone is correct, all pushing damage is applied at the end of the activation, in this case after the second Flurry attack.

WarlordEarnan

[Diana-Br]

I have a similar doubt: A character with Flurry can attack a figure two times as one action, so can Quicksilver attack Anihillus two times (with Flurry) in one action to a total of 4 damage, bypassing Invulnerability?
I would be grateful for any help.

[KRoc]

Oi, eu sei que voces falam portuguese no Brasil e sei que a capital e Brasilia.

[HeroComplex]

The two attacks resolve entirely separetely---before you move onto your second attack, you work out the damage and knockback for the first attack. Therefore, Annihilus would use his Invulnerability against both of the attacks, taking no overall damage.

[webhead817]

The Flurry power lets you make two attacks, at the cost of one action. The attacks are resolved separately, so in your case Diana-br Annihilus' Invulnerability would absorb the damage from each attack separately, netting no damage.

[Diana-Br]

It was what I tought, but need to be sure.
Thanks a lot!