rec.games.trading-cards.jyhad

Last stand and simultaneous ousting

6 messages from 3 participants · 08 August 2005 – 09 August 2005
original thread on Google Groups

kamel...@yvelines.pref.gouv.fr

I have made some research and find no answer to that question (perhaps, I have made a mistake..). What happens if two players are ousted in the same time, and last stand is in play, under the control of one of the remaining player. The two ousted players are not prey-predator. What "predator" get the new turn ? Thanx.

LSJ

[ quoted text not captured ] The predator whose turn would have come first in the standard order (clockwise). Card text: if more than one was ousted, go clockwise from the left of the Methuselah whose turn just ended.

kamel...@yvelines.pref.gouv.fr

Put this card in play. When any other Methuselah is ousted, the current turn ends, and this card is burned. The predator of the ousted Methuselah (if more than one was ousted, go clockwise from the left of the Methuselah whose turn just ended) takes the next turn. The "go clockwise" doesn't apply fo the "research" of the "primary"ousted methuselah ? But for searching for the predator of one of the ousted methuselah ? Sorry to insist... Thanx for your fast answers.

LSJ

kamel...@yvelines.pref.gouv.fr wrote: > Put this card in play. When any other Methuselah is ousted, the current > turn ends, and this card is burned. The predator of the ousted > Methuselah (if more than one was ousted, go clockwise from the left of > the Methuselah whose turn just ended) takes the next turn. > > The "go clockwise" doesn't apply fo the "research" of the > "primary"ousted methuselah ? Correct. > But for searching for the predator of one > of the ousted methuselah ? Correct. The predator whose turn would have come first in the standard order (clockwise) among the predators of the ousted Methuselahs takes the next turn. A-B-C-D-E seated clockwise. A's turn. Last Stand in play (controlled by someone not ousted in each of the scenarios below) A,B ousted => E's turn A,C ousted => B's turn A,D ousted => C's turn A,E ousted => D's turn B,C ousted => A's turn B,D ousted => C's turn B,E ousted => D's turn C,D ousted => B's turn C,E ousted => B's turn D,E ousted => C's turn A,B,C ousted => E's turn A,B,D ousted => C's turn A,B,E ousted => D's turn A,C,D ousted => B's turn A,C,E ousted => B's turn A,D,E ousted => C's turn B,C,D ousted => A's turn B,C,E ousted => D's turn B,D,E ousted => C's turn C,D,E ousted => B's turn

andrea....@infinito.it

LSJ wrote: > kamel...@yvelines.pref.gouv.fr wrote: > > Put this card in play. When any other Methuselah is ousted, the current > > turn ends, and this card is burned. The predator of the ousted > > Methuselah (if more than one was ousted, go clockwise from the left of > > the Methuselah whose turn just ended) takes the next turn. > > > > The "go clockwise" doesn't apply fo the "research" of the > > "primary"ousted methuselah ? > > Correct. > > > But for searching for the predator of one > > of the ousted methuselah ? > > Correct. > > The predator whose turn would have come first in the standard order > (clockwise) among the predators of the ousted Methuselahs takes the > next turn. > > A-B-C-D-E seated clockwise. > > A's turn. Last Stand in play (controlled by someone not ousted in each > of the scenarios below) (snip) > B,D ousted => C's turn (snip) ??? i thought the phrasing was such as if i am A and i play last stand, if i manage to oust B i play again regardless of ousting other people at the same time (means i go seeing the first ousted clockwise find B --> i play) Your ruling makes it that not only I have to oust my prey (and possibly my prey's prey) but be careful not to oust anyone crosstable. For 6 pool this card is even more cornercase i thought.... Andrea

andrea....@infinito.it

andrea.la.ma...@infinito.it wrote: > > ??? i thought the phrasing was such as if i am A and i play last stand, > if i manage to oust B i play again regardless of ousting other people > at the same time (means i go seeing the first ousted clockwise find B > --> i play) > Your ruling makes it that not only I have to oust my prey (and possibly > my prey's prey) but be careful not to oust anyone crosstable. For 6 > pool this card is even more cornercase i thought.... > > Andrea Then again.... while pressing the post button i realized it makes perfect sense, we don't want action (a krc for example) to mess too much with table dynamics....ousting someone not in your direct interest makes me end turn and pass.... Sorry for the bandthwidth Andrea