The question is: Does Elemental Storm continue if the Ennead Member with the lowest health dies mid attack?
Example: There are three members of the Ennead out, and Set is the lowest HP Villian target with 2HP. Elemental Storm is played which says:
"The Villain Target with the Lowest HP deals each Hero Target 1 Lightning Damage, 1 Fire Damage and 1 Cold Damage."
Ra is out with Flame Barrier, Set hits him for 1 (+1 Nemisis) Lightning, Ra hits him back with Flame barrier Incapacitating Set.
What happens to the rest of the Elemental Storm attack?
1. It continues damaging all heroes with Set as the source
2. It continues damaging all heroes with the now lowest HP Ennead as the source
3. It stops dealing damage as the source (Set) can no longer deal damage.
I played it as 3 since that's the way I would play it for a Hero, if a Hero played a one shot that hit all targets in Chairman's deck but after killing the Thief, the Operative's retaliation damage destoryed the Hero the damage would end immediately. This makes sense to me, just want to confirm what would be the correct way?
If an effect like that is interrupted by its source being destroyed, then the effect stops, so I'd say number three is correct - the first option can't be true as Set is no longer around to deal the damage (just as a hero character would have to stop doing something if incapped halfway through doing it). The second option I don't think is true because you'd already decided on Set as the source, and I'm pretty sure these things don't change once selected. So option three would be what I'd go for. It's like how the Visionary can get out of damaging herself with Wrest the Mind if the target dies before she takes the feedback damage (ie she redirects its own damage onto itself) - target is destroyed, therefore Wrest is also destroyed before you got to the "hit yourself" bit, therefore it doesn't happen :D.