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→If Deceit of Sapphira is played, would one of the characters in one of the other battles have initiative to interrupt, since they would then be losing? After all, if one card affects all three battles, it should be the other way around too.
I disagree with Aggie in regards to Deceit of Sapphira, I believe it would only discard the cards in the battle in which it is played.
→So what if a dreaded FBN character enters the scene in one of those side-battles? Does the FBN character affect the other two battles as well? If so, how does that work? Does the FBN make all the battles go away?
→Also, is Red Dragon immune to all human heroes when his side battle is not being played out, or can cards like Authority of Peter, when played in another battle, affect Red Dragon?
→Also, since CSA interrupts the battle, does the battle remain interrupted until the side battle is completed?♦If so, wouldn't that mean immunity in the main battle is interrupted as well?♦If so, then would an Authority of Peter (used on Fallen Angel) interrupted by Christian Suing Another (CSA) not take effect until after the side battle was completed?♦If not, what would that mean for the side battle? Isn't it true that if the enhancement's user is discarded before the enhancement's effect is completed, the enhancement is negated? So what would happen if the hero who used Authority of Peter was defeated in the battle v the other hero? Would Authority of Peter be negated and Fallen Angel returned to the field?
Quote→If Deceit of Sapphira is played, would one of the characters in one of the other battles have initiative to interrupt, since they would then be losing? After all, if one card affects all three battles, it should be the other way around too.I think one of the characters in the other battles could attempt to interrupt it, but it would have to be "interrupt/negate one enhancement in play", since I think most other negates only target cards in the current battle.
QuoteI disagree with Aggie in regards to Deceit of Sapphira, I believe it would only discard the cards in the battle in which it is played.Women's Deceit of Sapphira (Discard all cards in the Field of Battle including yours.) would discard all cards in all battles, since that's everything in the Field of Battle. G Deck Deceit of Sapphira (Discard all cards in battle (including yours). Cannot be prevented by an evil card.) would only discard cards in the battle in which it is played.
whats URCL?