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Set-aside enhancementsA set-aside enhancement has the phrase “set a (type of character) aside” in its special ability. A set-aside enhancement can be played on a character of matching brigade in your territory during your Preparation Phase or Discard Phase. Its special ability activates even though it is played outside of battle. You may also play them in battle according to the rules of initiative. You can direct the effect of the set-aside card to any character you own and currently control. You may set aside a character with multiple set-aside cards if they are played at the same time.
According to the REG:Quote from: http://www.redemptionreg.com/REG/gloss_setasideenhancements.htmSet-aside enhancementsA set-aside enhancement has the phrase “set a (type of character) aside” in its special ability. A set-aside enhancement can be played on a character of matching brigade in your territory during your Preparation Phase or Discard Phase. Its special ability activates even though it is played outside of battle. You may also play them in battle according to the rules of initiative. You can direct the effect of the set-aside card to any character you own and currently control. You may set aside a character with multiple set-aside cards if they are played at the same time.Has this changed?
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According to the REG:Quote from: http://www.redemptionreg.com/REG/gloss_setasideenhancements.htmYou may set aside a character with multiple set-aside cards if they are played at the same time.Has this changed?
You may set aside a character with multiple set-aside cards if they are played at the same time.
If you want something similar, use Doctrine Like Leaven on a good pharisee (Gamaliel, Paul, or someone converted) who has been healed once with Backward Shadow, That does work (although you need to play DLL in battle).
Yes--this was changed after the KC Nationals. You may no longer play simultaneous set aside cards. This was yet another fall out of the special abilities must complete set of rulings.
Quote from: EmJayBee83 on April 22, 2011, 06:13:12 PMIf you want something similar, use Doctrine Like Leaven on a good pharisee (Gamaliel, Paul, or someone converted) who has been healed once with Backward Shadow, That does work (although you need to play DLL in battle).I would use Doctrine on Saul/Paul as Saul first, then use Healing of Namaan to make him Paul once he is all used up. Then you can use Backward Shadow when the opportunity presents itself.
Can you use Healing of Namaan and Backward Shadow on a character that is still set aside?
Oh the days of Orange alstads water to wine- Abiathar Tank... Yep those were good.
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