Just like how "artifact is negated" doesnt depend on the discarding of an artifact for DoN right? Yeah, good luck with that one. ;)The wording of DoN is different. It's second clause refers to the item it is affecting in the first clause, and if the item was never affected in the first place, the second clause does nothing.
DoN was ruled to be one ability... I am 99% sure this one is too.
DoN WAS ruled as one ability.
I know, I said that as well. :PI know, just backing up that extra one percent. Sorry...
Just like how "artifact is negated" doesnt depend on the discarding of an artifact for DoN right? Yeah, good luck with that one. ;)
The "For each good brigade revealed, draw a card" sentence in Damsel's ability is only referring to those revealed by the previous sentence on the card.Why is this?
Because the sentence by itself doesn't really make sense, so it must be referring back to the first sentence. "For each good brigade revealed" where? Revealed if I draw the Revealer Lost Soul, revealed if one or more hands are shown, revealed if an ability looks at the top and/or bottom card of a deck? There's no reference for the revealing in the second sentence, so it has to refer back to the first sentence in order to have a target for revealing.The "For each good brigade revealed, draw a card" sentence in Damsel's ability is only referring to those revealed by the previous sentence on the card.Why is this?
+1Because the sentence by itself doesn't really make sense, so it must be referring back to the first sentence. "For each good brigade revealed" where? Revealed if I draw the Revealer Lost Soul, revealed if one or more hands are shown, revealed if an ability looks at the top and/or bottom card of a deck? There's no reference for the revealing in the second sentence, so it has to refer back to the first sentence in order to have a target for revealing.The "For each good brigade revealed, draw a card" sentence in Damsel's ability is only referring to those revealed by the previous sentence on the card.Why is this?