Douche Point

I'm real happy for you, and I'm gonna let you finish...
== What It Is ==
A Douche Point allows you to steal an ally's turn. You cannot steal the turn of an enemy or of some other neutral character. Your ally is then completely excluded from the initiative list for that round. This turn happens in addition to your own turn. The stolen turn does not function as Time Stop would. All other characters, including the person whose turn was stolen, act as they would during your own turn. Douche points were instituted during Season Seven.
== How You Get One ==
By being, well, a douche.  Douche Points are given for things not evil or selfish enough to score an Antihero Point, but still worthy of recognition as a generally dick move.  
== Notable Uses of Douche Points ==
*Kruglor stole Ashra's turn during Season Seven, Episode Ten when they traveled to Olympus while trying to find solid ground where they could empty out the water-filled skiffs. He used this extra turn for more time to fight with Athena for her +5 Mythril Flaming Sacred Burst Longsword.
*Kruglor stole Ashra's turn during the season finale of Season Seven so that he could avoid being blown up by Alchemist's Fire while he was carrying a Wand of Greater Inferno and essentially had bombs strapped to his chest.
*Kruglor the Redeemed stole Ethan's turn during the season premiere of Season Nine to protect a badly wounded Ethan from the essentially mandatory three attacks of opportunity on him (complete with smiting) should he actually take his turn. He then continued to help Claire get revenge on everything that moved.
*Ashra stole Fauntleroy's turn during the season finale of Season Nine, giving her time to drink The Green Liquid and attach her first two tentacles to a stunned and healthy Adamantium Dragon so that she'd have time to attach the other two on her next round before the dragon woke up.
Category:Why We Can't Have Nice Things
Category:Game Mechanics