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Why wouldn't those be permanent inhabitants of the temple?
Ark of the Covenant, Lampstand of the Sanctuary, Tables of the Law; how is AP any different?
What's the difference between getting to play a useless card and not getting to play a card? I can only think of two things: Presented before the Lord and the Speed Bump LS. Sometimes it can be beneficial to hold useless cards in your hand, like against Simeon or other hand discarders.
GoyS is also useful post-FA if your opponent is using Confusion of Mind.
Maybe they were meant to be there, but they weren't "permanent fixtures."
Quote from: BubbleMan on August 15, 2008, 04:25:46 PMMaybe they were meant to be there, but they weren't "permanent fixtures."That's why "permanent" was in quotes. I didn't have a better term at the time.
Quote from: RedemptionAggie on August 15, 2008, 04:30:30 PMQuote from: BubbleMan on August 15, 2008, 04:25:46 PMMaybe they were meant to be there, but they weren't "permanent fixtures."That's why "permanent" was in quotes. I didn't have a better term at the time.I'm just saying that evil temple artifacts are still temple artifacts, whether or not they're supposed to be there.
I did not realize Temple Veil was reclassified as a Temple art. That's a rather important change that was made with no fanfare whatsoever... when did that change take place??
Well, your just wrong. Beleive me, most of us have had your argument before, so we are just saying what we have been told. But you can't say the position of the current Redemption rules is in fallacy in any way. Rob and others just had to make a decision about it, and this is what they came up with. There is absolutely no repurcussions to it as far as the legitamacy of the game, so, we shouldn't get hung up on it.
I'm just saying that evil temple artifacts are still temple artifacts, whether or not they're supposed to be there.
Quote from: Timeout King: Janissary on August 15, 2008, 04:41:30 PMWell, your just wrong. Beleive me, most of us have had your argument before, so we are just saying what we have been told. But you can't say the position of the current Redemption rules is in fallacy in any way. Rob and others just had to make a decision about it, and this is what they came up with. There is absolutely no repurcussions to it as far as the legitamacy of the game, so, we shouldn't get hung up on it.Look, I already know that I'm wrong, okay? Obviously I am; I'm saying that don't agree with the rules.Quote from: BubbleMan on August 15, 2008, 04:37:40 PMI'm just saying that evil temple artifacts are still temple artifacts, whether or not they're supposed to be there.
This thread is provocative.
Quote from: Colin Michael on August 10, 2008, 01:30:33 PMThis thread is provocative.