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Special abilities on Heroes (and good weapons) that have been converted to Evil Characters and evil weapons can never activate. Special abilities on Evil Characters (and evil weapons) that have been converted to Heroes may activate, except for special abilities that specifically target Heroes.
Not sure where Ashdod came into play here, but just a note to put here in case anyone gets confused by looking at this later, but Ashdod only allows you to play other evil brigades on evil Philistines; if you convert a Philistine, it cannot use other enhancements through Ashdod (it can only use the good brigade it is converted to).
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Quote from: Redoubter on March 15, 2014, 10:43:22 PMNot sure where Ashdod came into play here, but just a note to put here in case anyone gets confused by looking at this later, but Ashdod only allows you to play other evil brigades on evil Philistines; if you convert a Philistine, it cannot use other enhancements through Ashdod (it can only use the good brigade it is converted to).I think he meant in order to use Healing of Naaman.
A healing enhancement played in this way must be played on a character of matching brigade in one of two ways:(1) on a character in the holder's territory or(2) on a character in the holder's discard pile (if the character was discarded in the same turn).Both result in that character being healed. Healing cards played on a character in a discard pile must target the same character.