<p>Each bang is coming in as a separate event so you will draw a card each time you take damage.  Just like if you had a barrel and you would flip for each one.  Also if you are playing the character with the same ability as boots you would draw for each one. </p>

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Joe W
<p>What happens with fistful and boots? Do you draw for the hits from fistful between the hits? </p>

<p>Boots (1 stock, 3 cost, black border) For each lost life point, you draw 1 card from deck.</p>

<p>A Fistful of Cards: at the beginning of his turn, each player is the target of as many Bang! as the number of cards in his hand. </p>

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Bang! Fistful and Boots
Pascal
# Bang! Fistful and Boots

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-04-21)

What happens with fistful and boots? Do you draw for the hits from fistful between the hits?

Boots (1 stock, 3 cost, black border) For each lost life point, you draw 1 card from deck.

A Fistful of Cards: at the beginning of his turn, each player is the target of as many Bang! as the number of cards in his hand.

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2016-04-21. Score: 1

Each bang is coming in as a separate event so you will draw a card each time you take damage. Just like if you had a barrel and you would flip for each one. Also if you are playing the character with the same ability as boots you would draw for each one.


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