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EC redirects the battle winner for the #s (special ability of battle winner doesn't do anything since it was "if used by O.T. Hero").
Redirecting an ability does not change which player played the card it is on or the character that used it, but does change which player carries out the effect.
I'm pretty sure the redirect doesn't change who "used" the Enhancement so requirements like "if used by an O.T. Hero" are met for purposes of carrying out the ability.Redirecting a redirected Enhancement essentially cancels out the redirects and puts things back how they started.
Redirect doesn't change the order cards are played either, so a redirected ToJ still redirects Counsel.
"redirected to a Hero of your choice" is old (and confusing) wording. If I play a card that says "Discard an EC" and you play ToJ, you don't get to discard a Hero, you simply get to carry out the ability (discarding an EC) and the #s count for your side of the battle.
Quote from: The Guardian on August 27, 2018, 10:11:25 AM"redirected to a Hero of your choice" is old (and confusing) wording. If I play a card that says "Discard an EC" and you play ToJ, you don't get to discard a Hero, you simply get to carry out the ability (discarding an EC) and the #s count for your side of the battle.The ORCHID play as for ToJ is - You may interrupt the last Enhancement played in battle and prevent or redirect it.
sorry guys I'm still confused. I was the guardian's opponent in this game. So, does counsel work again in my favor or no? I"m so confused!