Yet another question

If i am contesting something with someone, it is considered out of play right? so if play another one, It's ok to use until someone gives up the original contest right? thanks scy...@alpha2.csd.uwm.edu

John Wade Kim (scy...@alpha2.csd.uwm.edu) wrote: : If i am contesting something with someone, it is considered out of play right? : so if play another one, It's ok to use until someone gives up the original contest right? : thanks : scy...@alpha2.csd.uwm.edu Nothing of the sort. Contesting a card means struggling for control of that ally, vampire, location, etc, with another meth. Playing an identical card to one being contested makes no sense, because the thing is still being contested. no one can control a contested anything. -- Eric Eslinger, esli...@cps.msu.edu (__) Hey I'm a cow, I'm curious. (oo) Hey watch me now, I'm furious. /-------\/ Hey I'm a cow, I'm full of hate. / | || Hey watch me now, I'm on your plate. * ||----|| - the Barenaked Ladies ~~ ~~ moo GM/GS d--@ H+ s g+(?) p? !au a-- w+(++) (!)v+(*) C++ ULUO-++&$ P+ L+>+++ E--- W--- !M V -po+ R G++>++++ b++ D++ e+ u+(--) h-- f+ r++ n+ y+

Eric Martin Eslinger (esli...@cps.msu.edu) wrote: : Nothing of the sort. Contesting a card means struggling for control of that : ally, vampire, location, etc, with another meth. Playing an identical card : to one being contested makes no sense, because the thing is still being : contested. no one can control a contested anything. : -- : Eric Eslinger, : esli...@cps.msu.edu I'll admit that it doesn't make much sense, but are you sure of that? It seems about as logical as being able to pull out a unique (vampire || ally || weapon || location) after it's already been burned/destroyed... --- GCS -d+(----) H+@* s !g p? !au>---- a- w+++ (!)v-- C++++ US+++>++++ P+ L>+++ 3 E---- N++ K- W-- M-- V- po--- Y+ t 5+ j R G' !tv b++ D+ B-- !e* u+* h--- f-- r++ n-- y++** (c) 1995 (.signature not included)

John Wade Kim (scy...@alpha2.csd.uwm.edu) scribbles: :If i am contesting something with someone, it is considered out of play right? :so if play another one, It's ok to use until someone gives up the :original contest right? Um, no. All that does is makes you contest two cards against their one. It is possible to contest oneself, if one isn't careful... Seb.

scy...@alpha2.csd.uwm.edu (John Wade Kim) writes: >If i am contesting something with someone, it is considered out of play right? >so if play another one, It's ok to use until someone gives up the original contest right? It is out of play, but if you play another one, the newly played one is immediately contested along with the first two, so it is out of play as well, and you're losing more pool. Not a good idea :-)