Resurrection Q

The Obeah versions of Resurrection do not appear to require the burned ally or retainer to be in *your* ash heap. The Valeren version, on the other hand, seems to assume that the ally/retainer is in your own ash heap: "Move the retainer or ally card from your ash heap to your hand" where Obeah has "Move the retainer card from its Methuselah's ash heap [...]". My question: Can you indeed take an ally or retainer from another Methuselah's ash heap, playing Resurrection with Obeah? What about Valeren? (if so, it certainly answers the question of "what makes this interesting compared to Compel the Spirit"...) thanks, Josh yoink! my rock cat now...

Joshua Duffin wrote: > > The Obeah versions of Resurrection do not appear to require the > burned ally or retainer to be in *your* ash heap. The Valeren Indeed, it explicitly goes out of the way accomplish that: "... from its Methuselah's ash heap ..." > version, on the other hand, seems to assume that the ally/retainer > is in your own ash heap: "Move the retainer or ally card from > your ash heap to your hand" where Obeah has "Move the retainer > card from its Methuselah's ash heap [...]". Yes. > My question: Can you indeed take an ally or retainer from another > Methuselah's ash heap, playing Resurrection with Obeah? What > about Valeren? Obe: Yes. Val: No. (card text) -- LSJ (vte...@white-wolf.com) V:TES Net.Rep for White Wolf, Inc. Links to revised rulebook, rulings, errata, and tournament rules: http://www.white-wolf.com/vtes/