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Consumed by Disobedience
« on: December 20, 2010, 01:27:19 AM »
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Another headache ...yikes...

•So I thought I had this whole FBN thing figured out.  You band in an FBN and the FBN interrupts everything that was done, including the banding, and prevents it.  That means your opponent could play Wrath of Satan against Job, you could use Coat of Many Colors followed by River Flowing From the Temple to get Moses out of your hand (see the thread "Moses Flies") and Moses would, upon activation of his ability, negate everything: Moses would fly back into your hand, all discarded heroes would return from the grave, and Job's ability would be kaput.

→So the question is this: does that work for anything else that works backward?

•Pale Green brigade has two cards that simply don't allow me the luxury of casual gameplay.  They are Consumed by Doubt and Disobedience.  These two negates are very special because, unlike other negates, they don't have to target the last enhancement played.  Or to put it another way, they can "go back in time," so to speak.  Some examples:
Example 1a:
♪You play Reach, draw three cards, and use Reach's ability to play AoC.
♪Your opponent plays Disobedience, but decides to target Reach instead.  You have to put the three cards back, (and if AoC is one of those, does it get put back?) and reach is negated, including the "play the next enhancement" part (meaning you wouldn't get to play AoC regardless, even if it was already in your hand) (so it would be taken back, right?), and long story short, you'd be back to square one.
Example 2a:
♫You send out Abishai (WA), band to Asahel (D) and Joab (U), and the opponent sends out Prince of this World (Pale Green).  The opponent, clearly having initiative, plays Consumed by Doubt on Abishai.  His ability is negated ...so Joab and Asahel get sent back to their territories, and Abishai is doomed.

→Therefore, would negate be essentially going back in time to undo all that was done through special abilities?  I mean, that is my understanding of it, but then what about these situations (which are my questions):
Example 1b:
♪If I play Coat of Many Colors on, say, Lot, then follow it up with Reach, The Seventh Trumpet, Words, and The Second Seal, and the opponent, using one of their Pale Green evil characters brought into battle by Second Seal, plays Disobedience and targets Coat of Many Colors...
♪Would all the enhancements played via Coat of Many Colors be negated?  Would those evil characters (including the one that played that card) be taken back to their territories, 6 cards returned to deck and one converted evil character unconverted (I guess it was just a passing fad)?  If so, Disobedience has kicks.
Example 2b:
♫Job goes against Simon the Magician, Simon plays Wrath of Satan, Job isn't discarded, but then Simon plays Love of Money (how fitting) and follows it up with Consumed by Doubt, placed on Job.  Job's ability (immunity) is negated, so does that mean Job is now discarded by the Wrath of Satan that was already played?
♫On a somewhat related note, what if the bearer of the Consumed by Doubt (played by Simon) was the Strong Angel?  SA's special ability would be negated, but if SA won and went into battle against, say, another evil character, would the Consumed still on him still negate his ability?  (If anyone needs me to rephrase that, I will.)

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Re: Consumed by Disobedience
« Reply #1 on: December 20, 2010, 02:41:54 AM »
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The overarching answer that should solve your problem after a brief scan is that Negates cascade (negating a band will negate everything that happened as a result of that band), any cards that Cannot be Interrupted (or Negated) stick to the table and cannot be indirectly negated either (Cubus banding to Gomer (TxP) banding to KoT will result in Cubus and KoT in battle), and the playing of a card cannot be Negated, (negating Ethiopian Treasurer will never un-play the card he played).
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Re: Consumed by Disobedience
« Reply #2 on: December 20, 2010, 02:45:48 PM »
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So does that mean negating Coat of Many Colors will not negate the cards played (like Reach?)
And does that mean negating Reach will not unplay the card Reach was used to play?
And what about the Job scenario?  Is he discarded?

I still need answers...
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Re: Consumed by Disobedience
« Reply #3 on: December 20, 2010, 03:00:42 PM »
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My three rules answer your questions. Negating Coat will Negate the Special Abilities on any off-color Enhancements (unless they Cannot be Interrupted or Negated), but will not negate the playing of those cards. Negating Reach will not Negate an enhancement played off it unless it was one of the three drawn and could be Negated or Interrupted.

There is another game rule that answers the Job question, and that's that cards target once. When Wrath of Satan was played, Job was not targeted. Negating Job's SA after the fact does not allow Wrath to re-target. Cards that target locations (battle or field of battle, usually) can acquire new targets if interrupted and new cards are introduced to the location, but that's the only time any sort of re-targeting can take place.
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Re: Consumed by Disobedience
« Reply #4 on: December 21, 2010, 10:36:12 AM »
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Also on the Reach question: play next is CBI
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Re: Consumed by Disobedience
« Reply #5 on: December 21, 2010, 03:31:35 PM »
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Negating Reach will not Negate an enhancement played off it unless it was one of the three drawn and could be Negated or Interrupted.
This is incorrect. I believe play next is CBI regardless of if the card played was gotten via that same card's special ability. If you searched for Philosophy with Ethiopian Treasurer and then played it via his other ability, and then he was blocked by King of Tyrus, it would not affect Philosophy.

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Re: Consumed by Disobedience
« Reply #6 on: December 21, 2010, 03:47:22 PM »
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The ability to play a card is CBI. Searching is not CBI by nature.
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Re: Consumed by Disobedience
« Reply #7 on: December 21, 2010, 03:55:10 PM »
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The ability to play a card is CBI. Searching is not CBI by nature.
Right, so once the card is played via a CBI "play a card" ability, it is effectively CBI searched/drawn/picked up as well because if you want to negate the search/draw/pick up you'd have to interrupt the playing of it, which you can't do.
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Re: Consumed by Disobedience
« Reply #8 on: December 22, 2010, 01:16:37 AM »
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You'd think so, but every ruling I can remember is that negating the drawing of a played card will negate the effect of the card and put it back in deck unless the card itself is CBN/I. It may be inconsistent, but I believe that's the ruling currently. The wording on the rule should be "the ability to play a card cannot be directly Negated."
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Re: Consumed by Disobedience
« Reply #9 on: December 27, 2010, 02:24:23 PM »
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Confusion bump.

I still haven't really gotten answers.  Is something unplayed or what?  And doesn't a search ability lose its CBI status after the "next enhancement" is played/not played?  And although I think my Consumed by Doubt questions were more or less answered, that Disobedience on Reach is still confusing me.  How does "unplayed" on something that is not CBN work?

Read the Disobedience questions at the beginning of this thread for more clarification on what I can't figure out.

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Re: Consumed by Disobedience
« Reply #10 on: December 27, 2010, 03:00:09 PM »
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Ex 1: Reach's ability is CBI if another enhancement has been played. The draw and playing cannot be undone.

Ex 2: Yes. Banding can be undone.

Ex 1 again: No.
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Reach's ability is CBI if another enhancement has been played. The draw and playing cannot be undone.

Ex 1a again again:
1. Wrath of Satan is an instant ability, it cannot be "redone". The nuclear shock wave had passed before the bunker was blown up by knife-wielding turtles.
2. Jobs ability isn't immunity, but protect.
3. Who would play Wrath against a protected character?

Ex 1b again again: Yes? I'm not very sure on this one.
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Re: Consumed by Disobedience
« Reply #11 on: December 27, 2010, 03:15:07 PM »
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Ex 1: Reach's ability is CBI if another enhancement has been played. The draw and playing cannot be undone.

Ex 2: Yes. Banding can be undone.

Ex 1 again: No.
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Reach's ability is CBI if another enhancement has been played. The draw and playing cannot be undone.

Ex 1a again again:
1. Wrath of Satan is an instant ability, it cannot be "redone". The nuclear shock wave had passed before the bunker was blown up by knife-wielding turtles.
2. Jobs ability isn't immunity, but protect.
3. Who would play Wrath against a protected character?

Ex 1b again again: Yes? I'm not very sure on this one.

Thank you for the help, M!  That Reach clarification was very helpful.  As for 1a again:
1. Yep, you're right, and someone clarified that.  Thanks anyway!
2. Protect is immunity.
3. Sometimes you really want to blow your opponent's heroes up, and realize you're not gonna take down their star anyway.

Ex 1b again again (edited since then):
I'm gonna need a better answer on this one.  Preferably from an elder, or someone more certain.  Thanks anyway though!

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Re: Consumed by Disobedience
« Reply #12 on: December 27, 2010, 03:19:02 PM »
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Protect is immunity.
NOOOOOOO! PROTECT IS PROTECT AND IMMUNITY IS IMMUNITY!!!
Seriously though.
Protect is not immunity.
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Re: Consumed by Disobedience
« Reply #13 on: December 27, 2010, 04:01:51 PM »
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You can negate the draw on Reach.

Protect is not Immune.
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Re: Consumed by Disobedience
« Reply #14 on: December 27, 2010, 05:06:20 PM »
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→What is the difference between Protect and Immune?
→And I'm still very confused on this Disobedient Reach Dealio.
→Plus, it turns out I still need the Consumed on SA question answered.

I have looked all across the forums and, as someone pointed out, the current rules seem to be contradicted by certain rulings.  I have no idea how to play this or how it works.

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Re: Consumed by Disobedience
« Reply #15 on: December 27, 2010, 06:18:59 PM »
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All of your questions have been answered already on this thread.

Protect limits what can be targeted by Special Abilities, and Immunity is...well, immunity. It can be confusing because they're near synonymous in the English language and they're the most used synonym of the other, but here are a couple of examples that show their difference.

Numbers
RA 8/8 Hero, block 5/5 Protected from Heroes EC. No Enhancements are played, the EC dies.
RA 8/8 Hero, block 5/5 Immune to Heroes EC. No Enhancements are played, stalemate.

Targeting
RA Purple Hero, block Red Dragon, play AoCP, negate Dragon's Immunity, Dragon dies.
RA Purple Hero, block Proud Pharisee, plays Self-Righteous Prayer. Play AoCP, Negate SRP, Pharisee does not die.

In summation, Protection does not save from numbers, and Immunity does not stop the card from being targeted, simply saves the card from the effect (otherwise Plague of Frogs would not work the way we play it because it wouldn't be able to target an Immune EC to shuffle regardless).
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Re: Consumed by Disobedience
« Reply #16 on: December 27, 2010, 07:40:48 PM »
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Thanks for the clarification on that!  So...

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Reach's ability is CBI if another enhancement has been played. The draw and playing cannot be undone.

Where is that quote from?

And where was the SA (Strong Angel) Consumed by Doubt question answered and explained?  I just checked over the thread...

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Re: Consumed by Disobedience
« Reply #17 on: December 27, 2010, 08:50:59 PM »
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Your questions were extremely long and wordy and usually included like 5 other questions. Could you restate the specific questions you want answered?
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Re: Consumed by Disobedience
« Reply #18 on: December 27, 2010, 10:06:54 PM »
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Your questions were extremely long and wordy and usually included like 5 other questions. Could you restate the specific questions you want answered?

You know, if you and YMT are fed up with my wordy questions, you could always just let others answer them ...or you could teach me how to be less wordy.  Ironically, the whole point of that is to allay confusion.

So here's a simple restatement of the Strong Angel Consumed by Doubt question:

Quote from: Discombobulating Wordsmith
→Say Esau with Tower goes up against Strong Angel and interrupts Strong Angel's ability.  Then Esau plays Consumed by Doubt on Strong Angel.  SA proceeds to beat the tar out of Esau, and the rescue is successful.
→Next, Strong Angel goes on another rescue attempt.  Does Consumed by Doubt negate SA's ability, or does SA's ability negate Consumed's ability first?

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Re: Consumed by Disobedience
« Reply #19 on: December 27, 2010, 10:35:03 PM »
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You know, if you and YMT are fed up with my wordy questions, .....

What I said implies that I am "fed up?" You will have to explain how my post conveys such a message. I tried to be cordial. Apparently your reply was feigned in light of this post.
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Re: Consumed by Disobedience
« Reply #20 on: December 27, 2010, 11:04:09 PM »
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Consumed by Doubts will Negate TSA because it was active first. When you have conflicting abilities (TSA trying to negate CbD and CbD trying to Negate TSA at the same time) you go with which one was active first. CBD had been active for a few phases already, and TSA is just then trying to activate.

As a lesson on being less wordy, phrasing the question so:

"If Consumed by Doubts is on TSA, which takes precedence when TSA enters battle?"

Would have conveyed just as much as what you said, and been much more clear.
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Re: Consumed by Disobedience
« Reply #21 on: December 27, 2010, 11:09:03 PM »
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Thanks, Pol!  Both the answer and the advice will be taken to heart.

You know, if you and YMT are fed up with my wordy questions, .....

What I said implies that I am "fed up?" You will have to explain how my post conveys such a message. I tried to be cordial. Apparently your reply was feigned in light of this post.

I'm sorry about that, YMT, I was making a poor assumption.  I apologize.
And my reply wasn't really feigned ...although I do admit I was being a bit facetious with the "Discombobulated Wordsmith" deal ...that's just my sense of humor, though.

Thanks, and no offense intended,
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