rec.games.trading-cards.jyhad

Using Troglodytia's special ability on a card (the same player) already Suddened

13 messages from 7 participants · 14 July 2013 – 15 July 2013 · vekn.net/forum
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Lönkka

Can Troglodytia still use her ability after the very same player has Suddened the master card she wants to use her speeciality on? Player A: I play Villein. Player B: I play Sudden Reversal on Villein. Player B: I use Troglodytia's special ability on the Villein. Should you actually use her specialty BEFORE playing the Sudden Reversal? I figured that since Sudden was played (by the same player no less), the window for Troglodytia's special ability had already gone. Troglodytia Independent: After any Methuselah plays a master card, you may look at that Methuselah's hand (after the replacement card is drawn). +1 strength. Sudden Reversal Cancel a master card played by another Methuselah as it is played (no cost is paid). Finnish Politics!

Ohlmann

Isn't both on the same windows, I.E. as the card is played ?

Ankha

Troglodytia's special occurs "after" the card is played, which is after "as it is played". "as it is played" occurs even before the card is replaced, so there's no doubt here. A plays Villein (not replaced) B plays Sudden Reversal (not replaced) B replaces SR A replaces Villein B use Troglodyta's special. Prince of Paris, France Ratings Coordinator, Rules Director

Lönkka

> Ankha wrote: > Troglodytia's special occurs "after" the card is played, which is after "as it is played". > "as it is played" occurs even before the card is replaced, so there's no doubt here. > "You may look at that Methuselah's hand (after the replacement card is drawn)" Finnish Politics!

Ankha

> Lönkka wrote: > > > Ankha wrote: > > Troglodytia's special occurs "after" the card is played, which is after "as it is played". > > "as it is played" occurs even before the card is replaced, so there's no doubt here. > > > "You may look at that Methuselah's hand (after the replacement card is drawn)" > Yeah, and? Prince of Paris, France Ratings Coordinator, Rules Director

Lönkka

Sorry, my bad. Had a brainfart as typed the previous comment between rounds. Yeah, indeed you need to use Sudden before replacements are drawn. People tend not to play that way and we all had a communal lapse of thought regarding that. Thx! Finnish Politics!

KevinM

> Ankha wrote: > Troglodytia's special occurs "after" the card is played, which is after "as it is played". > FOR PASCAL: Can we get a confirmation that "after" indicates the timing phase which comes immediately subsequent to the "as played" timing phase? Kevin M., Prince of Las Vegas "Know your enemy and know yourself; in one-thousand battles you shall never be in peril." -- Sun Tzu, *The Art of War* "Contentment...Complacency...Catastrophe!" -- Joseph Chevalier Please visit VTESville daily! vtesville.myminicity.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/129744447064017

a-e

Is "after" before or after the master cards effect? Like when you use Troglodytia's special to Blessing of the Beast, do you look the hand before or after you put Spiritus cards to BotB? Marko, Prince of Helsinki

Pascal Bertrand

> KevinM wrote: > > > Ankha wrote: > > Troglodytia's special occurs "after" the card is played, which is after "as it is played". > > > FOR PASCAL: Can we get a confirmation that "after" indicates the timing phase which comes immediately subsequent to the "as played" timing phase? > Correct answers from Ankha. [LSJ 20051122] wrote: > > > If a card lets you do X when Y is played, can you do X then play > > soomething to cancel Y. > > No. Canceling Y "as it is played" must be done as it is played, not > after X. > > > Example: Sascha Vykos lets you draw a card whenever someone plays a > > master card. > > > > If Meth A plays Blood Doll can Sascha then draw a card, get a sudden > > and then sudden the Blood Doll, or is using the ability come after the > > playing of a card? > > No. > "after X is played" comes (right) after "as X is played".

Pascal Bertrand

> a-e wrote: > Is "after" before or after the master cards effect? Like when you use Troglodytia's special to Blessing of the Beast, do you look the hand before or after you put Spiritus cards to BotB? > Name: Blessing of the Beast Cardtype: Master Clan: Ahrimane Burn Option Master. Put this card on an Ahrimane with any number of cards that require Spiritus [spi] from your hand (face down). You may look at these cards at any time. This Ahrimane may play these cards as if from your hand. Burn this card when it has no more of these cards on it. A vampire may have only one Blessing of the Beast. Cards you place on Blessing of the Beast are chosen when the card is played, as its terms. At this moment, you haven't replaced the Blessing of the Beast card (we're a tad before the cancelling-as-played window). [LSJ 20100206] wrote: > > > - Blessing of the Beast > > Do you replace for playing Blessing of the Name it before you put the > > cards on it ? > > (put another way : do you have to set "any" when you play the cards, > > or do you set it at resolution ?) > > Fully announce each card play =3D You set the "any" when you play it. > EDIT: I didn't get the question right Re-Edit: I can't find a precedent ruling for this. So we'll go with what already exists, and that would be cardtext (in our case, Permanency). "After X is played" is after resolution of X. Regarding Blessing of the Beast vs Troglodytia: You look at the hand after the Spiritus cards were placed on the Blessing of the Beast, and after they were replaced.

jamesatzephyr

> Pascal wrote: > I can't find a precedent ruling for this. > Isn't this [LSJ 20051230] ? You can't use Troglodytia's special on an Archon Investigation that burns her, because she's dead by the time her special kicks in. (But you can if it gets Suddened.)

Pascal Bertrand

> jamesatzephyr wrote: > > > Pascal wrote: > > I can't find a precedent ruling for this. > > > Isn't this [LSJ 20051230] ? You can't use Troglodytia's special on an Archon Investigation that burns her, because she's dead by the time her special kicks in. > > (But you can if it gets Suddened.) > That one is perfectly valid indeed. I wonder why Google didn't return it with a "Troglodytia lsj" query

jamesatzephyr

> Pascal wrote: > I wonder why Google didn't return it with a "Troglodytia lsj" query > LSJ hates you and is thwarting you from undeath. Sad face.