About Dual Form and its chaining
21 Nov 2013 11:29 - 21 Nov 2013 11:44 #56810
by jamesatzephyr
This is incorrect. For example, "after action resolution" is still part of the action - the acting minion could play Freak Drive after the action has resolved, for example.
And Reform Body breaks the normal rules on action modifiers and reactions being playable only before action resolution (by default), as there are rulings allowing Reform Body to be played in response to diablerie, for example.
[LSJ 19990507]
Indeed, in as much as the card is useful, its reaction form would (presumably) mostly have been intended by the designers for situations like diablerie or other diablerie-like actions (e.g. Sacrificial Lamb). So designer intent seems pretty likely to be preserved by such rulings.
Replied by jamesatzephyr on topic Re: About Dual Form and its chaining
IF the action has resolved, then it has ended
This is incorrect. For example, "after action resolution" is still part of the action - the acting minion could play Freak Drive after the action has resolved, for example.
And Reform Body breaks the normal rules on action modifiers and reactions being playable only before action resolution (by default), as there are rulings allowing Reform Body to be played in response to diablerie, for example.
[LSJ 19990507]
> Could you prevent the diablerie of one of your minions using Reform Body?
Yes.
Indeed, in as much as the card is useful, its reaction form would (presumably) mostly have been intended by the designers for situations like diablerie or other diablerie-like actions (e.g. Sacrificial Lamb). So designer intent seems pretty likely to be preserved by such rulings.
Last edit: 21 Nov 2013 11:44 by jamesatzephyr.
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