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1. Currently The Serpent's ongoing restrict ability may be negated in a separate phase while The Serpent is in play.2. High Priest Ananias' ability says "with a brigade" specifically, not good brigade, which along with Affliction of Job does count toward brigades in play/battle.
Quote from: kariusvega on June 02, 2017, 02:11:28 PM1. Currently The Serpent's ongoing restrict ability may be negated in a separate phase while The Serpent is in play.2. High Priest Ananias' ability says "with a brigade" specifically, not good brigade, which along with Affliction of Job does count toward brigades in play/battle.How can you (which cards) can negate Serpent's ability in a separate phase?
Quote from: Watchman492 on June 02, 2017, 02:20:19 PMQuote from: kariusvega on June 02, 2017, 02:11:28 PM1. Currently The Serpent's ongoing restrict ability may be negated in a separate phase while The Serpent is in play.2. High Priest Ananias' ability says "with a brigade" specifically, not good brigade, which along with Affliction of Job does count toward brigades in play/battle.How can you (which cards) can negate Serpent's ability in a separate phase?Serpent's restrict ability is ongoing not instant; you can negate it with any card that can target his ability just like any other card.
To clarify, the restrict is ongoing and can be negated ina later phase by any negate evil card. The paralysis is instant so that cannot be negated in a later phase.
If the restrict can be negated in a later phase what's the target of the negate an evil card, The Serpent in your opponent's territory? That doesn't make sense to me if that's the case. And if it's no longer in territory how can you target The Serpent to negate the restrict if it's not longer in play?
Wouldn't the logical outcome of such a ruling on serpent be that moses from cloud negates it after the phase?
QuoteIf the restrict can be negated in a later phase what's the target of the negate an evil card, The Serpent in your opponent's territory? That doesn't make sense to me if that's the case. And if it's no longer in territory how can you target The Serpent to negate the restrict if it's not longer in play?If The Serpent is out of play (discarded, banished, etc) then it cannot be negated. However, if The Serpent is sitting in opponent's territory it has an on-going ability that can be targeted by a negate.
Quote from: kariusvega on June 02, 2017, 02:11:28 PM1. Currently The Serpent's ongoing restrict ability may be negated in a separate phase while The Serpent is in play.2. High Priest Ananias' ability says "with a brigade" specifically, not good brigade, which along with Affliction of Job does count toward brigades in play/battle.You are right about The Serpent but I would say that neutral versions of a brigade are not the same as their good counter parts, e.g. neutral red is a completely different brigade than good red, therefore brigades on sites in battle would not count as being the same brigade as those on good enhancements for the purposes of HPA's ability.
same reason you can use angelic guidance to search for a silver card, ie a site - ends of the earth, babylon, new jerusalem, etc
Quote from: kariusvega on June 02, 2017, 05:18:02 PMsame reason you can use angelic guidance to search for a silver card, ie a site - ends of the earth, babylon, new jerusalem, etcSilver there refers to two different brigades, silver good and silver neutral. They are still completely separate brigades.
Quote from: Kevinthedude on June 02, 2017, 02:22:20 PMQuote from: kariusvega on June 02, 2017, 02:11:28 PM1. Currently The Serpent's ongoing restrict ability may be negated in a separate phase while The Serpent is in play.2. High Priest Ananias' ability says "with a brigade" specifically, not good brigade, which along with Affliction of Job does count toward brigades in play/battle.You are right about The Serpent but I would say that neutral versions of a brigade are not the same as their good counter parts, e.g. neutral red is a completely different brigade than good red, therefore brigades on sites in battle would not count as being the same brigade as those on good enhancements for the purposes of HPA's ability.I would have to disagree as it's been clarified already that if a card has "X = # of Opponent's Brigades" that counts neutral brigades as the same as good brigades. They are not good cards, they are neutral cards. But neutral brigades function essentially as good brigades. Because Ananias does not specifically say "Good Brigades" then he's checking anything that has a Brigade to be the same as good cards your Opponent is trying to play.
Quote from: megamanlan on June 02, 2017, 05:13:18 PMQuote from: Kevinthedude on June 02, 2017, 02:22:20 PMQuote from: kariusvega on June 02, 2017, 02:11:28 PM1. Currently The Serpent's ongoing restrict ability may be negated in a separate phase while The Serpent is in play.2. High Priest Ananias' ability says "with a brigade" specifically, not good brigade, which along with Affliction of Job does count toward brigades in play/battle.You are right about The Serpent but I would say that neutral versions of a brigade are not the same as their good counter parts, e.g. neutral red is a completely different brigade than good red, therefore brigades on sites in battle would not count as being the same brigade as those on good enhancements for the purposes of HPA's ability.I would have to disagree as it's been clarified already that if a card has "X = # of Opponent's Brigades" that counts neutral brigades as the same as good brigades. They are not good cards, they are neutral cards. But neutral brigades function essentially as good brigades. Because Ananias does not specifically say "Good Brigades" then he's checking anything that has a Brigade to be the same as good cards your Opponent is trying to play.DAEs are not neutral when played, they are either good or evil cards depending on what you play them as. Ananias is checking for same brigades, and sites shouldn't count since red on a site isn't the same brigade as red on a good enhancement.
QuoteIf the restrict can be negated in a later phase what's the target of the negate an evil card, The Serpent in your opponent's territory? That doesn't make sense to me if that's the case. And if it's no longer in territory how can you target The Serpent to negate the restrict if it's not longer in play?If The Serpent is out of play (discarded, banished, etc) then it is highly improbably it could be negated. (If The Serpent was set aside I guess it could be negated by something like Golden Censer). However, if The Serpent is sitting in opponent's territory it has an on-going ability that can be targeted by a negate.QuoteWouldn't the logical outcome of such a ruling on serpent be that moses from cloud negates it after the phase?Cloud Moses would negate it if he entered battle or was put in territory after. If Moses was already active in territory then he is only a prevent at that point.
I agree Watchman, as The Serpent is not territory class I do have a hard time understanding how he can be targeted for negate. The only other character I can think of with a similar on going ability that can be negated in territory who is not territory class is Simon the Zealot
Judas is an example of a semi-commonly played one, although he does have CBN so the interaction between it and negates doesn't come up.