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Not sure if this is the correct place to post this, so feel free to split it off if you'd like it somewhere else.#10: So this reverses the previous ruling that The god of This World can instead AUtO even while prevented/negated, correct?
So does Isaiah's call involve music? might be a stupid question, but just checking.
For Watchful Servant: Condition: They have 0 cards in their deck. I attack with Watchful servant…they have an Evil Character in their hand.The way I’m reading this is that the evil character that would normally not be able to enter battle, can now enter battle and then they just get ignored anyway?For TGT:They have 1 grey evil character in their territory and 1 in their hand. I have TGT and Attack with Peter. They can now block with the grey evil character in their hand because it gives them two in play?
Harm and Negative Effect are the same, and are defined more clearly9. Both Harm and Negative Effect refer to being targeted by a card of opposite alignment (good by evil, evil by good) or by any neutral card an opponent controls.
quote author=Redoubter link=topic=36320.msg547285#msg547285 date=1439336347]Place targets both cards11. A "place" ability now targets both the card to be placed and the underlying card.
Quote from: Redoubter on August 11, 2015, 07:39:07 PMHarm and Negative Effect are the same, and are defined more clearly9. Both Harm and Negative Effect refer to being targeted by a card of opposite alignment (good by evil, evil by good) or by any neutral card an opponent controls.does this mean that Samson's sacrifice does not cause harm or negative effect?
Quote from: Redoubter on August 11, 2015, 07:39:07 PMPlace targets both cards11. A "place" ability now targets both the card to be placed and the underlying card.Underlying card would mean, if you top decked a card it is targeting the card being placed, and the top card of deck. is that right?
Place targets both cards11. A "place" ability now targets both the card to be placed and the underlying card.