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Redemption® Collectible Trading Card Game HQ => Official Rules & Errata => Ruling Questions => Topic started by: GraftedIn on March 18, 2012, 07:50:18 PM
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Does John's ability prevent King of Tyrus? In other words, when King of Tyrus is played to block John, then the special abilities on enhancements still work?
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Does John's ability prevent King of Tyrus?
Yes.
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Does John's ability prevent King of Tyrus? In other words, when King of Tyrus is played to block John, then the special abilities on enhancements still work?
Yes, John prevents King of Tyrus, meaning that Evil Characters are negated (except banding), and enhancements can be played. KoT's ability is not able to activate :)
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To further elaborate, when it comes down to a prevent (or a negate) vs. an interrupt (or a negate played after the prevent), the second ability is stopped.
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Unless it's CBP or CBN
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I expected this thread to be about the promo and I am dissapoint.
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You mean the old ruling where if your John's ability is negated after you look, you have to shuffle your deck?
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You mean the old ruling where if your John's ability is negated after you look, you have to shuffle your deck?
Is this true???
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You mean the old ruling where if your John's ability is negated after you look, you have to shuffle your deck?
Time to break out that Rob Anderson card.
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It at least used to be true. In the May 2007 REG, page 244:
"If John’s special ability is negated, shuffle the draw pile that was looked through."
I doubt this is the case anymore - this is over 5 years old - but it was my favorite obscure ruling at the time. And yes, I'm allowed to have favorite obscure rulings, just like I'm allowed to have favorite obscure cards (Discord), favorite obscure They Might Be Giants songs (I Blame You), and favorite obscure people on my family tree (my great-uncle Konstanty Mierzejewski was a bootlegger during the Great Depression).
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You mean the old ruling where if your John's ability is negated after you look, you have to shuffle your deck?
I didn't know such a ruling existed, learn something new every day.