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Redemption® Collectible Trading Card Game HQ => Official Rules & Errata => Ruling Questions => Topic started by: The Guardian on December 22, 2010, 01:33:58 AM
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Hey, wanted to see if we played this right.
Joanna (DI) attacks.
Arioch blocks and uses his ability to put the chosen Lost Soul beneath deck (this is a T2 game w/ rescuers choice).
Joanna uses Magnificat to negate Arioch and set him aside.
Arioch uses Swift Horses to interrupt, draw 2 and play Head of Gold to capture Joanna.
Joanna uses He is Risen to interrupt and set aside Arioch.
Arioch is now set aside, and when Magnificat resolves, Arioch is no longer in play to target therefore his ability is not negated, correct? Since his ability is instant and not on-going, 'He is Risen' would also not interrupt it.
Arioch (FF)
Type: Evil Char. • Brigade: Crimson • Ability: 10 / 7 • Class: Warrior • Special Ability: If opponent does not have a prophet in play, you may discard a male human from your territory to place a Lost Soul beneath owner’s deck.
Magnificat (Di)
Type: Hero Enh. • Brigade: White • Ability: 1 / 4 • Class: None • Special Ability: Negate special abilities on characters. If used by a musician or N.T. female, set aside an Evil Character in battle for 2 turns.
Swift Horses (FF)
Type: Evil Enh. • Brigade: Crimson • Ability: 2 / 2 • Class: Weapon • Special Ability: Interrupt the battle and draw two cards. If used by a Babylonian, you may play the next Enhancement.
Head of Gold (FF)
Type: Evil Enh. • Brigade: Crimson • Ability: X / 0 • Class: None • Special Ability: Babylonians are immune to silver brigade. Capture up to X humans.
'He Is Risen' (RA)
Type: Hero Enh. • Brigade: White • Ability: 3 / 3 • Class: None • Special Ability: Interrupt the battle and set aside X Evil Characters for X turns. You may add a N.T. angel to battle. • Play As: Interrupt the battle and set aside X Evil Characters for X turns. You may band a N.T. angel into battle.
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Headache. After making a mug of hot chocolate and taping my head back together, yes, you played that correctly.
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I agree with Pol.
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I just wanna know why you didn't have John in play to counter Arioch ;)
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Arioch had horses on him already and d2'd and didn't play before the Mag was played, does that make a difference?
I kinda feel for the guy that didn't get the LS in this scenario. ;)
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Arioch had horses on him already and d2'd and didn't play before the Mag was played, does that make a difference?
I kinda feel for the guy that didn't get the LS in this scenario. ;)
so horses was on arioch b4 battle? I thought that had to be played immediately?
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Arioch had horses on him already and d2'd and didn't play before the Mag was played, does that make a difference?
I kinda feel for the guy that didn't get the LS in this scenario. ;)
No, Arioch didn't have Horses on him, but I did play one S. Horses before Magnificat was played to get my numbers up. Pretty sure that doesn't make a difference.
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Magnificat fizzled anyway and never gets to try and resolve, so the point is moot. That's because He Is Risen interrupts only Head of Gold and does not interrupt Swift Horses.
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Couldn't remember if the other one was already on him or just played. Wouldn't the interrupts interrupt Arioch's ability too then though and then the LS would be there still?
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Couldn't remember if the other one was already on him or just played. Wouldn't the interrupts interrupt Arioch's ability too then though and then the LS would be there still?
Since his ability is instant and not on-going, 'He is Risen' would also not interrupt it.
He is Risen! only interrupts the last enhancement and ongoing abilities. Since Ariochs ability is not ongoing it is not interrupted.
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alrighty. Thanks for the explanation. I'm glad we played it the correct way then.