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CBP can be interrupted and then prevented.
Quote from: Ring Wraith on October 24, 2010, 11:00:15 PMCBP can be interrupted and then prevented.I believe this is incorrect. Cannot be prevented cannot be prevented (duh ). It can be interrupted, but not prevented. So if you play a CBP, your opponent can interrupt it and, say, kill your character (because then there would be no person for your enhancement to activate on, ie indirect prevention) but cannot directly prevent the enhancement.
Quote from: Cousin It on October 24, 2010, 11:52:23 PMQuote from: Ring Wraith on October 24, 2010, 11:00:15 PMCBP can be interrupted and then prevented.I believe this is incorrect. Cannot be prevented cannot be prevented (duh ). It can be interrupted, but not prevented. So if you play a CBP, your opponent can interrupt it and, say, kill your character (because then there would be no person for your enhancement to activate on, ie indirect prevention) but cannot directly prevent the enhancement.An "Interrupt and prevent the last enhancements" (Which nowadays means negate), will negate a CBP.
“Cannot be prevented” specifically targets the prevent special ability (see Prevent in the REG and Prevent in the Glossary). Cards that “cannot be prevented” cannot be stopped by a card played before it.
Quote from: Ring Wraith on October 24, 2010, 11:54:42 PMQuote from: Cousin It on October 24, 2010, 11:52:23 PMQuote from: Ring Wraith on October 24, 2010, 11:00:15 PMCBP can be interrupted and then prevented.I believe this is incorrect. Cannot be prevented cannot be prevented (duh ). It can be interrupted, but not prevented. So if you play a CBP, your opponent can interrupt it and, say, kill your character (because then there would be no person for your enhancement to activate on, ie indirect prevention) but cannot directly prevent the enhancement.An "Interrupt and prevent the last enhancements" (Which nowadays means negate), will negate a CBP.No, it wouldn't because it cannot prevent. It can only fulfill the first half, but that alone is useless unless you can indirectly prevent the enhan.This is the best I could fine in the REG...doesn't seem to be a lot on general CBPQuote from: REG > Other Special Abilities > Cannot Be Prevented > General Description“Cannot be prevented” specifically targets the prevent special ability (see Prevent in the REG and Prevent in the Glossary). Cards that “cannot be prevented” cannot be stopped by a card played before it. If you interrupt the CBP card, you're going back to before it was played....
cannot be interrupted can be interrupted if it is prevented firstcannot be prevented can be prevented if it is interrupted first
See Angel Wars insert.
Prevent basically ignores the text on the card, CBP ability can't kick back in because it doesn't exist anymore
Don't think of an interrupt+prevent as an interrupt+prevent. Think of it as a negate. And CBP can be negated if the negate is played after the CBP was.
Quote from: JSB23 on October 25, 2010, 12:16:15 AMPrevent basically ignores the text on the card, CBP ability can't kick back in because it doesn't exist anymoreThis phrase just confuses me in all sorts of ways. So prevent is now working against CBPs because it's 'ignoring' the CBP? Ummm....?Quote from: Rawrlolsauce! on October 25, 2010, 12:15:27 AMDon't think of an interrupt+prevent as an interrupt+prevent. Think of it as a negate. And CBP can be negated if the negate is played after the CBP was.This, actually, does make sense. But if this is the case, CBP still cannot be interrupted and prevented, only negated, which was not what was being said before.
Interrupt + Prevent=Negate. Always.
An interrupt + prevent can stop a CBP if played after the CBP. Similar to negate. They are the same power level.The ONLY difference between the two is the specific wording. A card that says "negate all abilities that say interrupt and prevent" would negate an interrupt and prevent, but not a negate. That is the only difference.
Quote from: Rawrlolsauce! on October 25, 2010, 12:59:34 AMAn interrupt + prevent can stop a CBP if played after the CBP. Similar to negate. They are the same power level.The ONLY difference between the two is the specific wording. A card that says "negate all abilities that say interrupt and prevent" would negate an interrupt and prevent, but not a negate. That is the only difference.Black dog is correctHe gives good examples tooListen to him, derp
Black dog is correctHe gives good examples tooListen to him, derp
