Uncontrolled Impulse

Sorry to be "thread bumping" but if nothing else, could I get a "The Rules Team/Leader are looking at this" comment from Pascal if not a ruling??

I was out of Internet reach this week-end.

Past tense / passive voice "performed" means "[which] has reached resolution" - and the resolution can be successful, or unsucessful.

Active present tense / gerundive "perform(ing)" means "attempting"


Here are several scenarii: (suppose there has been no actions previously in that turn)
- Undele plays Abactor, which is DI'd. He then bleeds. In that action, he can play Uncontrollable Impulse.
- Undele bleeds, gets blocked, untaps with Freak Drive, and calls Consanguineous Boon. In that action, he can't play Uncontrollable Impulse.
- Undele plays Consanguineous Boon, which is DI'd. He then calls Kine Resources Contested. In that action, he can play UI.
- Undele hunts, untaps with Freak Drive, and bleeds. In that action, he can play Uncontrollable Impulse.

Or hunts with the Razor, or Abactor, and then, Freak Drives. but, yes, Undele with no blood hunts and untaps.

So the second sentence should read:
"Not usable if any non-mandatory actions have been resolved this turn."


Performed, (still past tense), could mean attempted, resolved or successful. It might be worth in future not using performed and replacing with 'attempted', 'resolved' or 'successful'.