Post by zarth2k on May 2, 2018 20:48:42 GMT -5
OK. So Caleb Coles' Persona Power reads "TRIGGER / REMOVAL: Once per turn, you may Remove one non-gridded card you control from the Game. If you do, Remove a card your opponent controls of the same type from the Game."
One. Last I checked it was legal to "vapor" toolbox cards. Is this still the case? Can I throw out a police(Event) with out a valid target in play, and then use it as my sacrificial event for Caleb's ability? Same with alertness or what ever?
Two: My Opponent throws an basic upper right attack, and plays a head shot on it. On my turn, I play an event, and remove it from the game to remove the head shot from the game. What happens to the attack that it was played on? Is it back to just being a basic attack? Is it still a power blow, but no longer a head shot?
Three: While not a rules question exactly, this seemed like as good place as any to ask this. Did they every come out with a card in 2e that allows you to disarm your self? I remember in 1e there was a way to sheath your weapon for Connor and Nakano, but I haven't been able to hunt it down for 2e yet.
Four: Locations are pretty much immune to Caleb right? The "bouncing" nature of locations pretty much assures that I will never have a location in play at the same time my opponent has one that I need to take out right?
Thanks for the info,
One. Last I checked it was legal to "vapor" toolbox cards. Is this still the case? Can I throw out a police(Event) with out a valid target in play, and then use it as my sacrificial event for Caleb's ability? Same with alertness or what ever?
Two: My Opponent throws an basic upper right attack, and plays a head shot on it. On my turn, I play an event, and remove it from the game to remove the head shot from the game. What happens to the attack that it was played on? Is it back to just being a basic attack? Is it still a power blow, but no longer a head shot?
Three: While not a rules question exactly, this seemed like as good place as any to ask this. Did they every come out with a card in 2e that allows you to disarm your self? I remember in 1e there was a way to sheath your weapon for Connor and Nakano, but I haven't been able to hunt it down for 2e yet.
Four: Locations are pretty much immune to Caleb right? The "bouncing" nature of locations pretty much assures that I will never have a location in play at the same time my opponent has one that I need to take out right?
Thanks for the info,
