Ok, it's a multi-player free-for-all and I have Neyze-ye Darrande in play and next round I reveal Jang 0 Goriz.

So when I do my J.O.G.--Neyze attack at +1 on opponent #1, does that trigger an attack on every other opponent who happens to be in Neyze's attack grid? And when I do my J.O.G.-Neyze attack on opponent #2, does that again trigger another free attack on every opponent in its attack grid, including opponent #1?

•Lets imagine this multiplayer game:

You have 4 opponents. Opponents A, B, and C are in the attack grid of your Neyze-Ye Darrande. Opponent D is off in a far corner. You flip Jang O Goriz, and at the start of your turn, you will make the following attacks:

•JOG attack against A, using Neyze, at +1.

--Neyze attack against B

--Neyze attack against C

•JOG attack against B, using Neyze, at +1.

--Neyze attack against A

--Neyze attack against C

•JOG attack against C, using Neyze, at +1.

--Neyze attack against A

--Neyze attack against B

•JOG attack against D, using Neyze, at +1.

--Neyze attack against A

--Neyze attack against B

--Neyze attack against C

•You will make all of these attacks again at the end of a chosen opponent's turn.

•This is a total of 4 attacks on A, B and C, and 1 on D. If the poor sots don't move out of your grid, you'll get as many at the end of the chosen opponent's turn. Yes, this is a rediculous number of attacks. But it's flashy!

•Of course, the proper reaction from opponents A, B, C, and D is to kill you on sight when you reveal the Neyze, and not allow the Jang O Goriz to be revealed in the first place.