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I belive they gave the example of the original Red Dragon and the SA'd Red Dragon being allowed in one deck thats under 100 cards, so I see no reason why both beasts arent allowed. Different art, different SA.
Ahh, yeah. Same name + Same art = same character, which is why 10/10 and 5/6 red dragons are both allowed, as they have different artwork. Same applies to david, Beast from the earth, and Beast from the sea.
The REG is the most recent official ruling, so I would argue that we follow that.
Does the REG agree with the insert or disagree?
That entry would seem to disagree with the insert. Also, artwork appears to only be an issue for generic characters.
Artwork on uniques is only looked at for different brigades or the same character. For example the Red and Green Caleb's cannot be in the same deck, but the Red and Green David's can be.
Hey,Red Dragon Warriors and Red Dragon Main Set are the same card for deck building requirements. But the Main Set Red Dragon has no special ability, so it is not governed by the 1 per 50 rule. Which allows you to have one of each of those two versions of Red Dragon in the same Type 1 deck.Tschow,Tim "Sir Nobody" Maly
Ordinarily you could have three of the Red Dragon Main Set in a 50 card deck since it has no special ability. Does this mean that you could have three of the main set and one of the G Deck Red Dragons since the limit of three is only for cards without a SA and the G Deck has a special ability. Or should the max be two Main Set and one G Deck since maybe the G Deck also counts toward the limit of three without a special ability?
Am I the only one that finds this policy confusing and contradictory?
Quote from: Arch Angel on August 23, 2009, 09:16:13 PMArtwork on uniques is only looked at for different brigades or the same character. For example the Red and Green Caleb's cannot be in the same deck, but the Red and Green David's can be.Am I the only one that finds this policy confusing and contradictory?
Quote from: YourMathTeacher on August 23, 2009, 10:44:52 PMAm I the only one that finds this policy confusing and contradictory? I guess I am.So, tell me this. What is the overlying rationale for why having a Red and Green David (the same person biblically) should be allowed in the same small Type 1 deck, but having a Red and Green Caleb (the same person biblically) should not be allowed in the same small type 1 deck? I understand the artwork rule, but I want to know why it is in place. Is it just because he's David and he deserves to be special? Is it because KoT, PotW, et al are OP'd? Why was artwork ever a consideration for duplicate rules in deck-building, especially since the gameplay rules for duplicates are different (i.e. you cannot have both the Red and Green Davids in play).
Imo, There should be a common sense rule added to the Uniqueness clause.