From:	Brett Borger <bxb121@***.EDU>
Subject:	Re: Timing.
Date:	Mon, 20 Apr 1998 16:49:27 EST

> 1. My opponent plays a Special, at which point I play Luck of the
> Irish. My opponent waits for me to roll the dice, sees that the
> roll is successful, then plays his own Luck to cancel mine. I then
> told him that this wasn't correct, because he had time before the
> die roll to play his LOTI. He said that nowhere on the card did it
> say when he could or couldn't play it. I said that it wasn't
> correct, becuase once the die roll is made, for better or worse,
> that's it. My point is that there has to be a point where you've
> had your chance, and if you let it pass, too bad. I'll take any
> opinions on the subject.

I'm going to vote against you here. As I see it, rolling the die is
part of playing LotI. Since the second LotI says it can cancel a
card "just played", it's a valid play. Indeed, if rolling is part of
playing, he COULDN'T play his LotI until after you had rolled.

-=SwiftOne=-