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1. How does Tartaros work in regards to unique characters in play? Since the fortress is in play if it is holding my opponents discarded Prince of this World (or other unique demon), can I lay my own down?1b. How does TeP Wandering Spirit work with Tartaros is play? Does it go underneath deck or to Tartaros?2. I know there was a huge post about this but I can't find it, and was wondering what the final ruling was. I have 3 Sin in the Camps in my territory and no cards in hand. I draw Mayhem do I get a chance to slap it down or does it automatically go back underneath my deck?TartarosType: Fortress • Brigade: Multicolor • Ability: None • Class: None • Special Ability: All demons that holder captures, discards, or has in Land of Bondage are placed in Tartaros. Release one demon to holder's territory from Tartaros when one of holder's demons wins in battle. • Identifiers: None • Verse: II Peter 2:4 • Availability: Apostles booster packs (Uncommon)Sin in the CampType: Evil Enh. • Brigade: Pale Green • Ability: None • Class: None • Special Ability: Place in a player’s territory. During that player’s upkeep phase, he must place a card from hand beneath draw pile. That player may reveal a good Dominant from hand and place it beneath draw pile to discard this card. • Errata: Place in a player's territory. During that player's Upkeep Phase, he must place a card from hand beneath draw pile. That player may reveal a good Dominant from hand and place it beneath draw pile to discard all copies of this card in his territory. • Identifiers: None • Verse: Joshua 7:11 • Availability: Priests booster packs (Rare)
Firstly, Tartaros is actually in Set-Aside area, not in play. That was ruled ages ago, when it was determined that we didn't want people to discard demons from Tartaros (with cards like Elymas bar-Jesus) to fulfill a cost, then return the demon to Tartaros. However, it is still in your set-aside area, so yes, if your opponent's PotW is in your Tartaros, you are not allowed to control another one in battle or territory.