Synergy + Trample

[Mogu]

Hi everyone,
I just wanted to know how the spell "Synergy" and the power attack "Trample" work together. For each melee attack does the end result give me a super boosted next attack?
example, I trample 5 models and hit all of them... my next attack comes out at +5 mat and +5 pow?

[Maerik]

Unfortunately not. Synergy gives you a +1 on Melee attack and damage rolls for each model that has hit an enemy model with a melee attack. One battlegroup model under synergy = one +1 bonus.

[jandrese]

Synergy does nothing at all for the first model in the battlegroup making attacks that turn. What it does is add a bonus that grows with each OTHER jack that successfully makes a melee attack in the caster's control area. This means the second jack (assuming the first hit) has +1/+1 to all melee attacks that turn. The third has +2/+2, and so on.

[AmonadRodrigues]

Synergy does nothing at all for the first model in the battlegroup making attacks that turn. What it does is add a bonus that grows with each OTHER jack that successfully makes a melee attack in the caster's control area. This means the second jack (assuming the first hit) has +1/+1 to all melee attacks that turn. The third has +2/+2, and so on.

Are you sure? I dont have the wording here, but as i remember you get the bonus for the first model (in the battlegroup, not jack-specific) if it makes more than one attack. You don't get it for the first attack however. In case of trampling 5 models all 5 attack-rolls would came from the same attack, so no bonus to any of the rolls. If the Jack would hit at least one of them, it would get a +1/+1 on attacks he might buy with additional focus (or whatever additional attacks there could be) after the trampling.

[PG_Nicodemus]

They are correct. Synergy specifically gives a bonus for every OTHER jack that hit this turn. So if the trampling jack goes first, there are no OTHER jacks that went before it.

[Lord Sessadore]

And, just to be clear, synergy is +1/+1 per model that hits, not per attack that hits.