| From: | Tony Glinka <porthos@****.COM> |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Re: Timing. |
| Date: | Mon, 20 Apr 1998 13:53:53 -0700 |
> 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.
According to the answer we got from FASA (and listed in the Q&A):
Luck of the Irish:
Q1: When do you LotI someone else's LotI? Is it declared before the first LotI is
rolled or played after the first LotI is rolled?
A1: Before the first one takes effect. Otherwise, what's the point?
This is a bit ambiguous and I think I am going to write them for a clarification.
Here's an example on how Loki and I play it.
Loki plays a Metahuman Prejudice on my Skwraaaaaark!. I throw out my LotI to try
and cancel the MP. Loki decides to try and LotI my LotI. So he plays his LotI
and rolls. He fails. So I then roll for my LotI and fail. (Yes, I always fail.
I haven't made a LotI roll in more than 3 weeks.) Skwraaaaaark! goes back into
the deck and I have to dig out my 10 nuyen that I already dumped into the pot.
Tony
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