Question about Direct Intervention timing

I could use some general guidelines regarding timing when someone plays DI. Can you play it on a vote after the Choose Blockers phase. What about after or in the middle of the tallying of votes or even after the votes have been counted? Or, say Govern the Unaligned. When the action is announced or after blockers are chosen, before or after other bleed modifiers, etc.? Nothing like this has come up yet but I'd like to head this one off. Robert -- ...................................................................... :The opinions expressed here are strictly my own delusional ramblings: :and do not reflect the opinions of The Walt Disney Company. : : : :Robert Goudie robert...@studio.disney.com: :LA Tourny Info -> http://www.cs.ucr.edu/~ezix/other/rg/vtourn_1.html: :....................................................................: :Da pony run, he jump he pitch. He t'row my master in da ditch. : :He died and da jury wondered why. Da verdict was the blue tail fly.: :....................................................................:

Robert Goudie wrote: > > I could use some general guidelines regarding timing when someone plays > DI. You play it immediately when the card you want to cancel is played. >Can you play it on a vote after the Choose Blockers phase. What > about after or in the middle of the tallying of votes or even after the > votes have been counted? No, no, and no. (Although it can be played on PAs burned for votes during the referendum, or on Voter Cap played after the votes have been cancelled). > Or, say Govern the Unaligned. When the action is announced or after > blockers are chosen, before or after other bleed modifiers, etc.? When the GtU is played. -- L. Scott Johnson (vte...@regency.wizards.com) Official VtES Net.Rep for Wizards of the Coast. (*) - Subject to review by Rules Team