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Redemption® Collectible Trading Card Game HQ => Official Rules & Errata => Ruling Questions => Topic started by: Arrthoa on November 22, 2011, 09:28:25 AM
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On the new King Jehoash and Breaking Jeruselum's Walls it says take a Temple Artifact.
1) What are Temple Artifacts?
2) Do I add it to my Hand or Artifact Pile?
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Temple artifacts are artifacts found in one of the temples (Tabernacle, Solomon's, Zerubbabel's, Herod's). Examples include Lampstand and The Bronze Laver.
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Temple Artifacts
Several Redemption® cards refer to artifacts that are “temple artifacts”. The reference to temple is general and includes Solomon’s Temple, Zerubbabel’s Temple, and Herod’s Temple. It does not include the Tabernacle. For Tabernacle artifacts, see Tabernacle Artifacts. The following cards refer to temple artifacts:
Breaking Jerusalem's Wall (RA2), Filling Zerubbabel’s Temple (FF), Jehoiada the High Priest (Pi), King Belshazzar (FF2)*, King Jehoash (RA2)*, Solomon's Temple (Pa), and Zerubbabel’s Temple (FF)
The following artifacts can be regularly found in the temple:
Altar of Burnt Offering (Pi), Altar of Incense (E), Altar of Incense (Pi), Ark of the Covenant (Ki), Ark of the Covenant (Wa), Book of the Covenant (P), Book of the Law (Pi), Holy of Holies (DL), Holy of Holies (DU), Holy of Holies (Pi), Lampstand of the Sanctuary (Pi), Pot of Manna (P), Table of Showbread (Pi), Tables of the Law (G), Tables of the Law (Pi), Tables of the Law (Wa), Temple Veil (F), The Bronze Laver (Pi), The Silver Trumpets (Pi), and Windows of Narrow Light (P)
NOTE: Several items may be periodically found in the temple, but are not considered part of this category (e.g., Asherah Pole (Ki), Priestly Breastplate (CL), Priestly Breastplate (CU) or Priestly Breastplate (Pi), Priestly Crown (E), Urim and Thummim (Pi)
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Thanks
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U&T isn't a temple artifact?!?!? Since when? I've seen it activated in a temple, then deactivated and kept in a temple. Why people do this, I don't know (it falls with the fort then), but I've seen it done (as well as just keeping it up in the temple)
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U&T isn't a temple artifact?!?!?
I've seen U&T put in a temple as well. However, I also remember the discussion about how these artifacts have to be God supported things that stay in the Temple. So now I'm a bit confused :)
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I don't know if this is outdated, but here's what the REG says:
The following artifacts can be regularly found in the temple:
Altar of Burnt Offering (Pi), Altar of Incense (E), Altar of Incense (Pi), Ark of the Covenant (Ki), Ark of the Covenant (Wa), Book of the Covenant (P), Book of the Law (Pi), Holy of Holies (DL), Holy of Holies (DU), Holy of Holies (Pi), Lampstand of the Sanctuary (Pi), Pot of Manna (P), Table of Showbread (Pi), Tables of the Law (G), Tables of the Law (Pi), Tables of the Law (Wa), Temple Veil (F), The Bronze Laver (Pi), The Silver Trumpets (Pi), and Windows of Narrow Light (P)
NOTE: Several items may be periodically found in the temple, but are not considered part of this category (e.g., Asherah Pole (Ki), Priestly Breastplate (CL), Priestly Breastplate (CU) or Priestly Breastplate (Pi), Priestly Crown (E), Urim and Thummim (Pi)
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U&T is not a temple art any more than Priestly Crown is. The Priests actually kept the objects on them, and they didn't stay in the temple their entire lives ;)
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U&T has never, at any time, been a Temple Artifact. The current definition of Temple Artifact was determined when the Priests set was released, which is where U&T came from.
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U&T is not a temple art any more than Priestly Crown is. The Priests actually kept the objects on them, and they didn't stay in the temple their entire lives ;)
So Lampy isn't a temple artifact either, as it also left the temple at one point?
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So Lampy isn't a temple artifact either, as it also left the temple at one point?
No, Lampy IS a temple artifact because it was supposed to stay in the temple. I agree with Gabe (and co.) that the U&T were not supposed to stay in the temple and therefore aren't temple artifacts.