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Message no. 1
From: David Reis <david.reis@*****.COM>
Subject: NERPS! Questions
Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 10:55:27 -0800
Hi all,

Does anyone play with a Nerps! card in their deck? I'm contemplating
adding one to my deck, but I have a question.

The text on the Nerps! card reads, "Choose a target Gear card (except
Spirits and Drones) and treat Nerps! as an exact duplicate of that card."
By "target Gear card," does this mean a card already in play? In other
words, can I use a Nerps! as a Doc Wagon (Platinum), for example, even if I
don't own a Doc Wagon (Platinum)? If I do own one, but it's buried in my
draw pile somewhere, can I still use the Nerps! card as one?

Thanks!

David Reis
david.reis@*****.com
Message no. 2
From: Wyrmy <elfman@*****.NET>
Subject: Re: NERPS! Questions
Date: Tue, 24 Feb 1998 14:42:40 -0600
<Snip stuff that was here>
I don't know if you could do that,but if you could I would make it an
assault cannon.But I'm a munchie ;-]
--
What are you Bulking up to? Fatass? Superfatass? -Southpark kids
Message no. 3
From: SaraBolton <pin12962@*******.PING.BE>
Subject: Re: NERPS! Questions
Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 21:16:59 GMT
>The text on the Nerps! card reads, "Choose a target Gear card (except
>Spirits and Drones) and treat Nerps! as an exact duplicate of that card."
>By "target Gear card," does this mean a card already in play? In other
>words, can I use a Nerps! as a Doc Wagon (Platinum), for example, even if I
>don't own a Doc Wagon (Platinum)? If I do own one, but it's buried in my
>draw pile somewhere, can I still use the Nerps! card as one?

Reffering to most cards games, you cannot target something that is not in
play, so i think you can only chose something already in play.
Message no. 4
From: Felix Hoefert <FHoefert@********.DE>
Subject: Re: NERPS! Questions
Date: Tue, 24 Feb 1998 01:10:32 +0100
David Reis wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Does anyone play with a Nerps! card in their deck? I'm contemplating
> adding one to my deck, but I have a question.
>
> The text on the Nerps! card reads, "Choose a target Gear card (except
> Spirits and Drones) and treat Nerps! as an exact duplicate of that card."
> By "target Gear card," does this mean a card already in play? In other
> words, can I use a Nerps! as a Doc Wagon (Platinum), for example, even if I
> don't own a Doc Wagon (Platinum)? If I do own one, but it's buried in my
> draw pile somewhere, can I still use the Nerps! card as one?
>
You can duplicate any card already in play. I donīt own a NERPS, but my
opponents often have one. They like to duplicate Wabbitīs Foot, Heavy
Full Armors, and like Wyrmy said Cannons.
Message no. 5
From: David Reis <david.reis@*****.COM>
Subject: Re: NERPS! Questions
Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 16:29:23 -0800
>>The text on the Nerps! card reads, "Choose a target Gear card (except
>>Spirits and Drones) and treat Nerps! as an exact duplicate of that card."
>>By "target Gear card," does this mean a card already in play? In other
>>words, can I use a Nerps! as a Doc Wagon (Platinum), for example, even if I
>>don't own a Doc Wagon (Platinum)? If I do own one, but it's buried in my
>>draw pile somewhere, can I still use the Nerps! card as one?
>
>Reffering to most cards games, you cannot target something that is not in
>play, so i think you can only chose something already in play.
>
Seems reasonable. I take it, then, that I can target an opponent's card
that is in play to give myself the same card?
Message no. 6
From: Felix Hoefert <FHoefert@********.DE>
Subject: Re: NERPS! Questions
Date: Thu, 26 Feb 1998 00:14:22 +0100
David Reis wrote:

> >
> Seems reasonable. I take it, then, that I can target an opponent's card
> that is in play to give myself the same card?

Yes, You can do that. That is the reason the card is quite sought after
- duplicating a card you already own and have in play isnīt half the fun
of duplicating an opponentīs gear.

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