"While Hagar is untapped, do not replace cards you play on your turn until
Hagar taps or your turn ends."
Does Hagar's text override other "Do Not Replace" clauses on cards?
(similarly to the pre-third-edition wording of Visit from the Capuchin)
That is, if I play Dragonbound while Hagar is untapped, can I replace it
when my turn ends (effectively immediately)?
Jozxyqk wrote:
> "While Hagar is untapped, do not replace cards you play on your turn until
> Hagar taps or your turn ends."
>
> Does Hagar's text override other "Do Not Replace" clauses on cards?
No. Multiple DNR clauses stack (so that the longest one wins out).
> That is, if I play Dragonbound while Hagar is untapped, can I replace it
> when my turn ends (effectively immediately)?
No.
LSJ <vte...@white-wolf.com> wrote:
> Jozxyqk wrote:
> > "While Hagar is untapped, do not replace cards you play on your turn until
> > Hagar taps or your turn ends."
> >
> > Does Hagar's text override other "Do Not Replace" clauses on cards?> No. Multiple DNR clauses stack (so that the longest one wins out).
OK, but how is "on your turn" defined? Does it mean on *this* turn, or does it
mean if a card was ever played on my turn?
I play Blood Weakens. "Do not replace until a vampire commits diablerie."
No vampire commits diablerie before my next turn, and Hagar is never tapped
before my next turn.
On my next turn, one of my vampires commits diablerie, while Hagar is still
untapped.
It is my turn, and a card I played on my (previous) turn is about to be
Replaced.
Do I replace it now, or do I have to wait until Hagar's conditions are met?
Jozxyqk wrote:
> LSJ <vte...@white-wolf.com> wrote:>> Jozxyqk wrote:>>> "While Hagar is untapped, do not replace cards you play on your turn until
>>> Hagar taps or your turn ends."
>>>
>>> Does Hagar's text override other "Do Not Replace" clauses on cards?>>> No. Multiple DNR clauses stack (so that the longest one wins out).>
> OK, but how is "on your turn" defined?
By English definition of "your" and by the game definition of "turn" (which is
very similar to one of the English meanings of "turn").
> Does it mean on *this* turn, or does it
If *this* turn is *your* turn, yes.
If *this* turn is not *your* turn, no.
That is, *your* turn means *your* turn.
> mean if a card was ever played on my turn?
I have not idea what this question is asking.
But is suspect the answer is: card text.
> I play Blood Weakens. "Do not replace until a vampire commits diablerie."
... on *your* turn (in *your* discard phase to be exact).
At the end of *your* turn, Hagar's restriction (assuming it applied at all --
that is, assuming Hagar is untapped) expires, leaving only the Blood Weakens's
own restriction.
> No vampire commits diablerie before my next turn, and Hagar is never tapped
> before my next turn.
> On my next turn, one of my vampires commits diablerie, while Hagar is still
> untapped.
> It is my turn, and a card I played on my (previous) turn is about to be
> Replaced.
> Do I replace it now, or do I have to wait until Hagar's conditions are met?
You replace it. Card text.
LSJ <vte...@white-wolf.com> wrote:
> > mean if a card was ever played on my turn?> I have not idea what this question is asking.
> But is suspect the answer is: card text.
The question is asking:
Does Hagar care if the card was played:
* during this turn, which happens to be your turn?
or
* during any of your turns, but hasn't been replaced yet due to some
multi-turn restriction (and it happens to be your turn again when the
replacement would occur)?
Obviously, from the rest of your answer, the answer is the first one.
Since there's nothing concerning cards that would go out of your hand
without being played, is it correct to assume that a weapon put in
play via Concealed Weapon / Disguised Weapon; or a card put on Storage
Annex are immediately replaced, independetly of wether Hagar is tapped
or not ?
In message <1174466600....@n59g2000hsh.googlegroups.com>,
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That's safe to assume.
"While Hagar is untapped, do not replace cards you play on your turn
until Hagar taps or your turn ends."
"play" means "play in the normal fashion", and cards like the equipment
for a Disguised Weapon aren't played in the normal fashion.
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