Rules Clarification

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Okay, here is a posting that is in effect as far as Type One is concerned, and not waiting for the rulebook.




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Re: A Few More Ramirez Edition Rules Q's
« Reply #4 on Yesterday at 3:43pm »

Bait and Switch is NOT a vapor card, it has prerequisites that must be met.

Alertness isnt vapor, but may played with the appropriate defense without being needed.

Weapon Master? Do you mean Weapon Expert? If so, it must be played in conjunction with the attack it was put in your deck to use, much like Darius. You could however play it, and exert for the attack you put it in your deck for.

Focus, Foiled, Reconn, The Last Place you Look, and Lean and Mean are the only truly generic vapor cards I can think of off the top of my head.

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Here is another updated clarification.

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Re: Short Sword Question
« Reply #7 Today at 9:47am »

Yes you could. YDK may play an attack as a block from an exertion. If you have Master of the Short Sword in play, you could play a basic block as an attack from an exertion. <-- Official Ruling.

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Here is another.

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Re: A Few More Ramirez Edition Rules Q's
« Reply #22 Today at 9:45am »

Locations effect BOTH players at all times. <-- official ruling

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For those that are curious.

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Re: Season Two Spoiler List
« Result #13 on May 14, 2008, 2:08pm »

Richie's hilt works on any persona specific attack he plays. 4 dmg Killer P, 5 dmg shooting blade, etc. Richie is a pimp.

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This ruling is in reference to the May Do / Must Do phase. For Type One format, Tim is saying that the rule is the same. This means that during your MD/MD phase you have to first resolve any Must Dos then you may resolve any May dos. The only exception to this is that you may play a May Do if it will affect a Must Do. For any who wish to view the discussion on this subject, you may refer to the Sequence Of Play part of the Second Edition Handbook forum.

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Re: Sequence of Play - Updated on 06/09/08
« Reply #46 Yesterday at 10:03pm »

Currently for type two it is play in any order, for type one it has not changed.