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When "opponent" is singular, it only refers to the opponent you are fighting in battle, so yes, another player can AotL or Grapes Judas.
Quote from: BubbleBoy on December 19, 2009, 12:21:49 PMWhen "opponent" is singular, it only refers to the opponent you are fighting in battle, so yes, another player can AotL or Grapes Judas.This is correct. Of note with Judas, since his ability if a for the rest of the game ability, he can accumulate opponents over the course of several turns.
so I drew a blank (I guess I should have left the blank card out of my deck ).