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Redemption® Collectible Trading Card Game HQ => Official Rules & Errata => Ruling Questions => Topic started by: emonier on June 07, 2017, 03:12:56 PM
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In the Tournament Guide, it says:
A team can only collectively play ONE copy of any Dominant card.
Does that mean that you and your teammate can both put Son of God in your decks, but then only one of you will get to play it in the game? (Same for every dominant?)
Thank you.
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Yes, both decks can play the same dominants but only one of each can be played by a team.
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Correct. If one player uses a dominant, the teammate is restricted from playing that same dominant.
The teammate can still use the other dominant in other ways (for example, he could use I am Holy and discard his Angel of the Lord if his teammate already used Angel of the Lord).
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So here's a question for you then if your teammate plays Son of God and wins the lost soul and it's put into his discard pile can I play Second Coming to search out my son of God in my deck and play it?
If my teammate Play Son of God can I play New Jerusalem at the same time to win two lost souls?
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Nope and nope.
A common TEAMS strategy is for one player to use SoG/NJ and then the teammate uses AotL/TSC to maximize dominant effectiveness.
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Has anyone posted any Team decks for people to look at as examples?
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Here is a Land of Redemption article with the decks that won TEAMS at 2015 Nationals.
The decks were exactly the same except for the dominants (both decks used SoG and Mayhem but the rest were different). This was before The Second Coming was released obviously.
http://landofredemption.com/?p=2387 (http://landofredemption.com/?p=2387)
I think there's also some TEAMS decks posted in the Complete decks section and National tournament winners section.
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So how will three woes work in teams? can one player play it as good and the other as evil? and if Player A shuffle theirs and B play theirs?I'm assuming that only one player can play it, but hoping for the other way around. lol
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So how will three woes work in teams? can one player play it as good and the other as evil? and if Player A shuffle theirs and B play theirs?I'm assuming that only one player can play it, but hoping for the other way around. lol
Only one player can play it thats for sure. My guess would be if you shuffle it only the player who first played it could play it again since the other player would still be restricted from playing theirs if they had one.