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Redemption® Collectible Trading Card Game HQ => Official Rules & Errata => Ruling Questions => Topic started by: Praeceps on March 06, 2014, 05:40:55 PM
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My Opponent rescues with King Solomon and searches his deck for an OT fortress. He doesn't have one. Is there any negative consequences for failing his search?
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No, except for feeling sort of stupid.
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My Opponent rescues with King Solomon and searches his deck for an OT fortress. He doesn't have one. Is there any negative consequences for failing his search?
Only the fact that now he knows he would have drawn Son of God on his next turn if he hadn't had to shuffle his deck... ::)
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Thought so, thanks.
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There is no negative consequence of failing a search. In fact with vain philosophy and sorrow of mary being run everywhere, its often beneficial to fail a search.
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Okay what about phili outpost? Can I search? And then decide.. "no I'll discard the fortress instead" can you do that?
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Okay what about phili outpost? Can I search? And then decide.. "no I'll discard the fortress instead" can you do that?
No. There is an 'or' there, so once you decide to search, you can't change which part of the ability you chose. I don't think.
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Philly Outpost - When you are attacked, you may discard this card or an evil card from deck to search discard pile for a generic Philistine and place it in your territory. Protect Sites from being placed beneath decks.
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Philly Outpost - When you are attacked, you may discard this card or an evil card from deck to search discard pile for a generic Philistine and place it in your territory. Protect Sites from being placed beneath decks.
Sorry. I broke some of the commandments of redemption hahah. You read them to me today I have a pass.