<p>The total power of a set of minions is the sum of their powers.</p>

<p>If your minion has a power of 6, you could destroy a minion of power 4 and a minion of power 2, but you could not destroy a minion of power 4 and a minion of power 3.</p>

<p>To get the other meaning, it would be phrased the same except for the removal of the word "total".</p>

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ikegami
<p>LET THE DOG OUT</p>

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  <p>Destroy any number of minions at your minion's base whose total power is less than or equal to your minion's power.</p>
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<p>Is this referring to the total power of <strong>all</strong> minions that are to be destroyed or is it referring to the total power of <strong>each</strong> individual minion to be destroyed?</p>

<p>If my minion is worth 6, does that mean I can destroy all minions who have power of 6 or less? Or am I only able to destroy a grand total of 6, such as a 4-minion plus a 2-minion?</p>

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Smash Up Question about Werewolves
Planet316
# Smash Up Question about Werewolves

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-01-02)

LET THE DOG OUT

> Destroy any number of minions at your minion's base whose total power is less than or equal to your minion's power.

Is this referring to the total power of **all** minions that are to be destroyed or is it referring to the total power of **each** individual minion to be destroyed?

If my minion is worth 6, does that mean I can destroy all minions who have power of 6 or less? Or am I only able to destroy a grand total of 6, such as a 4-minion plus a 2-minion?

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2016-01-02. Score: 10

The total power of a set of minions is the sum of their powers.

If your minion has a power of 6, you could destroy a minion of power 4 and a minion of power 2, but you could not destroy a minion of power 4 and a minion of power 3.

To get the other meaning, it would be phrased the same except for the removal of the word "total".


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