Can a Flaming Candle be moved by a Heidelberg Castle, Germany?
03 Nov 2022 12:39 #106697
by Ankha
Also, a vampire can equip the Candle from another vampire, since it's the same copy (the Candle's cardtext prevents from equipping another copy).
Replied by Ankha on topic Can a Flaming Candle be moved by a Heidelberg Castle, Germany?
Correct.I believe the answer is yes.
Moving isn't equipping, and the cardtext is intended to prevent equipping multiples via a different action than itself, such as magic of the smith.
Also, a vampire can equip the Candle from another vampire, since it's the same copy (the Candle's cardtext prevents from equipping another copy).
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13 Mar 2023 18:38 - 13 Mar 2023 18:42 #107611
by Hobbesgoblin
According to [LSJ 20060209] a second copy can be "put into play" with effects like Kiss of Lachesis, or Grasping the ghostly (presumably also summon history)
I have now two questions:
1) is this ruling upheld with the new wording, regarding "only one candle can be played"?
(this question touches on the wider topic of "does putting into play, count as playing a card?")
2) if so, would that stop usind the rulebook "equip-action" to transfer the candle?
Replied by Hobbesgoblin on topic Can a Flaming Candle be moved by a Heidelberg Castle, Germany?
Correct.I believe the answer is yes.
Moving isn't equipping, and the cardtext is intended to prevent equipping multiples via a different action than itself, such as magic of the smith.
Also, a vampire can equip the Candle from another vampire, since it's the same copy (the Candle's cardtext prevents from equipping another copy).
According to [LSJ 20060209] a second copy can be "put into play" with effects like Kiss of Lachesis, or Grasping the ghostly (presumably also summon history)
I have now two questions:
1) is this ruling upheld with the new wording, regarding "only one candle can be played"?
(this question touches on the wider topic of "does putting into play, count as playing a card?")
2) if so, would that stop usind the rulebook "equip-action" to transfer the candle?
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14 Mar 2023 07:35 - 14 Mar 2023 07:36 #107624
by Ankha
Replied by Ankha on topic Can a Flaming Candle be moved by a Heidelberg Castle, Germany?
The ruling is still valid.
Correct.I believe the answer is yes.
Moving isn't equipping, and the cardtext is intended to prevent equipping multiples via a different action than itself, such as magic of the smith.
Also, a vampire can equip the Candle from another vampire, since it's the same copy (the Candle's cardtext prevents from equipping another copy).
According to [LSJ 20060209] a second copy can be "put into play" with effects like Kiss of Lachesis, or Grasping the ghostly (presumably also summon history)
I have now two questions:
1) is this ruling upheld with the new wording, regarding "only one candle can be played"?
(this question touches on the wider topic of "does putting into play, count as playing a card?")
No, for the reason given in the previous post (it's the same copy).2) if so, would that stop usind the rulebook "equip-action" to transfer the candle?
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