In article <01be9d95$4052aac0$81a5...@dapatrin.riderlaw.com>,
"Kristyl Meth" <dapa...@riderlaw.com> wrote:
> > My first question is to whether you are required to draw up
every
> time
> > you play a card, or whether you can wait to replace that card?
Perhaps as
> > the result of knowing your about to need to discard due to a lowered
hand
> > size in the future, and it has some relevance to my next question.
>
> Replace immediately unless card text says otherwise...
Correct. [1.6.1.2]
> > 2nd Question: Cards that are not replaced immediately. Should
we
> > assume these cards temporarily reduce hand size?
You don't have to assume. That has already been ruled:
Library/Hand/Ash Heap
* The cards that you are currently not replacing count against your
hand size. [LSJ 980803]
> > Effectively meaning
> > that
> > if I have a Fragment of the Book of Nod on the table and use it to
draw
> up
> > while in the the middle of a combat that results from a Bum Rush, do
I
> have
> > to discard down to 6 cards, or go back to 7 (because straight up
this
> would
> > bring me to 8 cards). And would I replace any cards played after
this
> > event or does the Bum Rush prevent me from drawing to replace up to
7.
>
> When you tap Frag of Nod, you pick up two cards, bringing you from 6
to 8.
> Then, you discard 2 cards, bringing you back down to 6. (Your current
> maximum hand size is effectively 6 while Bum's Rush is "in play"
during
> combat--it would be the same with Wake with Evening's Freshness).
When
> combat ends (or during your untap in case of Wake), you would finally
> replace it, bringing your hand back to 7.
Correct.
> > Now the follow up would be, am I forced to replace that Bum Rush
even
> > though I have 7 cards in my hand (meaning I will have to draw then
> > immediately discard one card) even if I don't want to?
>
> No, since you go down to 6 originally (see above).
Well, "yes" you are forced to replace the Bum's Rush at the end of
combat (drawing back up to 7).
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