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Legion is discarded by his own ability. Since you control Legion, he goes to your Tartaros.
Quote from: Professoralstad on August 20, 2010, 02:14:57 PMLegion is discarded by his own ability. Since you control Legion, he goes to your Tartaros. Legion is discarded by his ability yes, but I don't see how that = you discarding it. You didn't discard it the opponent who played Son of God did.
When your opponent plays Son of God, your Legion discards himself. It is his ability doing the discarding, regardless of who triggers the ability.
this makes my head hurt...
Quote from: Professoralstad on August 20, 2010, 04:30:12 PMWhen your opponent plays Son of God, your Legion discards himself. It is his ability doing the discarding, regardless of who triggers the ability. I see what you mean, but I have a new thought on this matter. Doesn't the first sentence of Tartaros imply that you and you alone have to discard the demon to reap the benefit? I am thinking that you did absolutely nothing to discard legion so you shouldn't be able to place him in Tartaros.A little off topic, but why did tartaros receive an errata that says it plays to set aside? I was playing Kirk and he said it goes to set aside now.
Quote from: TheHobbit13 on August 20, 2010, 06:40:40 PMQuote from: Professoralstad on August 20, 2010, 04:30:12 PMWhen your opponent plays Son of God, your Legion discards himself. It is his ability doing the discarding, regardless of who triggers the ability. I see what you mean, but I have a new thought on this matter. Doesn't the first sentence of Tartaros imply that you and you alone have to discard the demon to reap the benefit? I am thinking that you did absolutely nothing to discard legion so you shouldn't be able to place him in Tartaros.A little off topic, but why did tartaros receive an errata that says it plays to set aside? I was playing Kirk and he said it goes to set aside now.Last I remember it, the reasoning was so that you couldn't use Elymas "cost-free" (i.e. discard their hero and discard a Demon already in Tartaros, putting him back in Tartaros). And then there was something about how Tartaros, like Gates of Hell and Chamber of Angels, are in the spiritual as opposed to physical realms, so it makes sense for them to be not in play (the physical world, in a sense). Obviously that isn't 100% consistent with all the set-aside Fortresses, but it's an interesting idea. I honestly don't know if the errata is really necessary, but it's been there for awhile.
