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| FAQ: When played versus a REUSE SPELL, ABSORB SPELL takes priority, since it makes no sense doing it the other way! Also ABSORB SPELL defeats a CARD ERASURE, as Counteractions take effect before Attacks. ABSORB SPELL has no effect on objects or the spells they produce, such as Magics Sticks, Magic Stones, and Artifacts. ABSORB SPELL will not work against ANTI-ANTI, since ANTI-ANTI is not used against the player, but rather his spell. Yes, ABSORB SPELL will work on FULL REFLECTION or REFLECTION, but not FULL SHIELD, as that is not used against you, but cast upon the player using it.
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| FAQ: If this is on a TREASURE, and the treasure is on your home base, is it considered to be sitting on your home base? Since this is an enchantment on the object, and not a creature that is carrying it, then the answer is YES. See also: Giving Jolly a headache... and Janitor on Animated Treasure.
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| FAQ: Will work against SHIELDSTONE, but not SOULSTONE. This will not work against Remove Curse, as Remove Curse does not counter the attack spell, but merely stops the ongoing effects of the spell. See also: ABSORB SPELL.
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| FAQ: This is a spell cast on another spell. If such a spell is reflected, then the reflected spell will go back around the corner, since it still has AROUND THE CORNER cast on it. See also: ASTRAL PROJECTION, REFLECTION and VISIONSTONE.
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| FAQ: Can be punched from an adjacent square, or attacked by MONSTERS from an adjacent square. If he steps over something, like a PIT or KILLER OOZE, it requires 2 movement points. If Big Man pushes someone to an intersection, then the other player gets to decide which direction to go, if Big Man decides to push him further. Big Man will cancel Shrink. COMMENTARY: The faq text is somewhat in conflict with the card description, which says that a BIG MAN cannot be punched. We interpret this to mean that the BIG MAN is immune from ordinary punches, but can still be damaged by FIGHTERSTONE and similar attacks. See also: Big Man and immovable creatures, Big Man/Vampire and how it relates to New Card Classes, Big Man & Vampire!, Janitor on Animated Treasure and Trapped in a thorny prison (Big Man).
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| COMMENTARY: Note by the wording of the spell that Blink can only be used against magical damage. Since blink is an escaping-type spell, we have always allowed it to work against both physical and magical attacks. See also: TELEPORT.
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| FAQ: Some people think this should be an ATTACK. If you want to play it that way, fine. Some people also think it should be burned. Some play it as a duration card, so you could do this as a house rule. In the next revision, it will just become an ATTACK. See also: Buddy as an attack and How buddy is your buddy?.
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| FAQ: It can carry, but not use, objects, not even passive objects like AMBER PENDANT with a Counteraction. Obviously a BAT with a BRAINSTONE can't draw cards. COMMENTARY: Although the bat can fly, we do not grant it immunity from being punched, as the FLIGHT spell does. See also: FLIGHT, Can vampires fly? and Can you bop the bat?.
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| FAQ: Yes, you can drop objects in here, even while you are jumping over the PIT. No, contrary to what the card says, you can't create objects in or on or over the PIT, which eliminates all those bizarre questions about creating SOLID STONE over a PIT and having it fall down, or making a WALL sideways over a PIT, and so on. TINY SWAP can't be used to do this either, as this would qualify as creating an object in a space where an object already is, which is against the basic rules. FILL SQUARE WITH STONE cancels a PIT, and any objects inside the PIT at the time appear at the top, on the floor, so nothing gets "squashed". It takes a whole turn to climb out of, as well as into, a PIT, and your movement would end adjacent to the PIT. You could still add NUMBER cards to your movement in such a case, though. You can jump diagonally across a PIT if it's at an intersection, but it still takes 2 movement points to get across. A player outside and adjacent to the PIT has LOS into the PIT, but a player in the PIT has no LOS outside of the PIT (except in the very rare instance where someone jumps or flies over and he uses an INTERRUPT to cast an attack...you get the idea). If a PUSH OBJECT is used to shove a treasure in on someone in a PIT, they take 2 points damage just as normal from a PUSHED OBJECT. Climbing into a PIT, you must start the turn adjacent to the PIT, and may not perform any other actions while climbing. You could, if you like, just fall in and take the damage. Two or more adjacent PITS would just make one long PIT. See also: FIRE IMP, Giving Jolly a headache..., Pit again and Damage: physical or magical?.
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| FAQ: The instructions on this one are confusing even to me. The sentence that says "Disease is short-lived, you must infect a player every turn for it to do any damage" can easily be misinterpreted. If you walk into a space with another player while the spell is active, they take damage. They do not "catch" the disease", thus the disease is short-lived. If you want the player to take more damage from DISEASE, you enter his square again on a following turn (or remain in the same square if he does not move). There's some question as to whether the casting of the spell is an ATTACK, or whether it is entering a square with another player that is the ATTACK. Entering another player's square constitutes the ATTACK, not casting the spell. This card violates the rule (somewhat) that you can't attack more than once in a turn, since you can clearly infect more than one person, as the card says. That's okay, it's supposed to be that way. By this logic, a person with BUDDY cast on him, and DISEASE, cannot infect his BUDDY, that is, cannot enter his space. Also, entering one player's space multiple times in one turn does NOT cause extra damage, the damage can only be inflicted to a single player once in a turn. See also: Empathy and Disease Revisited and Super-Dodge and the "Bomb" Trap Card (Disease).
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| FAQ: If used as a Counteraction, the duration of the spell starts when cast and ends at the beginning of one of the turns of the player that attacked you. If used against CHAOS, it is quite ineffective, since it does what CHAOS does anyway. This will not work against an already-active spell, just new ones. See also: Empathy and Disease Revisited and Remove Curse and Control Creation (Empathy).
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| FAQ: This has no effect on a PERMAWARP if the other end of the warp is in another sector. If it is in the same sector, passage through the warp can, if possible, be counted as "the shortest path possible" to the wizard casting the spell. An opponent WILL be pulled through a WALL OF FIRE, if that is the shortest route, or a DUST CLOUD, or a WALL OF FOG, etc. However, an opponent will NOT be pulled out of a PIT!
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| FAQ: Yes, this means you don't have to draw cards for your opponent at the end of his turn. If REFLECTED, both players can control each other for their next turns. This spell lasts a player's turn, so is in essence a duration spell. If you cast Hypnosis on a Monster, you control the monster's *actions*, you do not take control of the monster. This is an important distinction for use upon Alter Ego, where the monster's controller's spells are used. Thus, the normal owner's spells are used up, not the ones belonging to the caster of Hynosis. COMMENTARY: We have removed this spell from play. See also: Alter Ego - Werewolf (Hypnosis) and Hypnotizing an Alter Ego.
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| FAQ: "What am I doing here" is a joke. You don't really have to say it. It's also the IDIOT'S choice as to whether he takes a short path through a WALL OF FIRE (for example), or a long path around it. He can avoid obstacles. If you happen to already be carrying one of your treasures when you are hit with this spell, it has no effect on you. What is meant by "nothing can be done" is that all your effort must be directed to getting to your nearest treasure. This still allows you to cast and draw spells if they help you in your goal, but it does not allow you to attack players or pick up other items, such as opponents' treasures. You could, however, destroy a wall if your nearest treasure is behind it. COMMENTARY: More reasonable: opponent drops any treasure carried and cannot carry treasures until he is on his own treasure. As worded, many ambiguous situations can result, and there are different interpretations about what a wizard must or must not do in certain situations. See also: Idiot.
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| FAQ: Yep, you can use this to create a monster, or Swap, or Power Drain, even. Each opponent affected has a 50% chance to believe in it; in the case of a monster, each opponent rolls separately, the monster does not disappear just because one player doesn't believe in it. COMMENTARY: We do not allow Illusionary monsters. See also: Giving Jolly a headache... (Disallows illusionary monsters).
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| FAQ: If a player runs by in front of you, and you want to blast him with a spell, state that you are casting your INTERRUPT as he passes in front of you and you can cast the spell upon him. See also: Conundrum... and Protocols of play (Yet another ruling discussion).
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| FAQ: If this gets FULLY REFLECTED, you lose the rest of your turn and can't draw cards (in addition to damage). COMMENTARY: We play that if you lose a turn in the middle of your turn, then your turn ends and you lose your next turn. You still get to draw turns when your turn ends, but you do not draw cards during a lost turn.
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| FAQ: Like it says, you can't discard it (which includes dropping it, which is in essence discarding it), but you can certainly use whatever means you have to dump it on another player, including SWAP OBJECT. TELEPORT OBJECT would not work, as you are not giving it to another player. Likewise, a player can take it from you by accident with a THOUGHT STEAL. See also: Load Stone and monsters that can carry objects.
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| FAQ: Basically, you've turned to stone for a while, along with all the stuff you've been carrying (except for ARTIFACTS, of course). You can't use ANY spells, ARTIFACTS, Magic Sticks or Magic Stones during MEDUSA. Being immune to damage does not mean you cannot be attacked with, let's say, a SWAP. A person under MEDUSA cannot take damage from or be affected by a TRAP. Anyone under MEDUSA would also be immune to SLOW DEATH and IT for the duration of MEDUSA.
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| FAQ: If you were really rude, you could dump all your cards except for MENTAL SWAP, and then trade hands. Of course, the other player might use a FULL SHIELD on you. See also: Create Familar with Mental Swap.
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| FAQ: Not affected by THORNBUSH or ROSEBUSH. A falling WALL would not hurt you. You can still use objects, even while misted. If you drop or throw something, it becomes unmisted (solid). No, Waterwalls will not affect you, as you are floating along in the air, and the water is rushing along on the floor. Yes, you can reach into a SAFE. MISTBODY is also immune to KILLER OOZE, which lies on the floor.
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| FAQ: If you cast this against a monster that does not have any specific life points, like SHADOW or FIRE-IMP, then you only get 1 point from the monster. See also: KILLER OOZE.
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| FAQ: This is a counteraction, and as such can certainly stop a Destroy Wall spell as it is cast. It has no effect on Neutrals after they have been cast, so it cannot make an item that was created with a Neutral spell go away if it already exists. See also: Protocols of play (Yet another ruling discussion).
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| FAQ: Works only on the player, not his magic items. See also: No Spell.
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| FAQ: With area affect spells such as FEAR and BOMB, you would count up to where the PERMAWARP is, then count the remainder of the effect's distance in an area around the other end of PERMAWARP. I've also been told PERMAWARP is much too powerful. If it seems so to you, play it so it activates immediately upon being drawn, meaning a player cannot hold it until the perfect moment to win the game, but must choose the best place to locate it based upon where he is at the time. See also: HOWLING VACUUM.
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| FAQ: This will certainly affect the caster if he is dumb enough to stand within range. FULL REFLECTION of this spell will only protect the one player using it, but casue a second PSYCHIC STORM to form where the caster stands. REFLECTION, likewise, would cause a half-damage STORM originating at the caster's location, also reducing damage to the user of REFLECTION by half, but leaving the spell at full power against anyone else that happens to be in range of the original spell. In the strange case where more than one player reflects it, damage is cumulative, so this is one case where the spell could do more damage to the caster than the opponent. An "adjacent square" is defined as one of the 4 that are side-by-side with the target square, not the diagonals.
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| FAQ: No, you can't have 2 sets of two boards, each, isolated. The entire board must remain connected after a RELOCATE SECTOR. AUTOWARPS do not suddenly appear after RELOCATE SECTOR is used. Opposite board edges connect, nothing more. RELOCATE SECTOR is useless in a two-player game in the 7th edition since the exits cross over the way they do, and should be discarded if drawn, and replaced with a new card. See also: Relocate Sector and Auto-Warp.
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| FAQ: This will stop permanent spells, even LIFESAVER, on a player. It does not affect magic items, such as ARTIFACTS, magic sticks, or magic stones, or an ANIMATED OBJECT. See also: Remove Curse and Control Creation.
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| FAQ: Against POWER DRAIN, both players will get points. REVERSE will not work on you if it is you who are doing the attack. Thus, if you lose points due to a POWER ATTACK you've used, you may not REVERSE these points! COMMENTARY: In our set, the phrase about remaining effects still taking effect does not appear, so our interpretation was that gaining points instead of loisng them effectively blocked the damage, so remaining effects are also blocked.
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| FAQ: If an item is in a SAFE, it is not considered to be lying on the ground. Thus, an item on a home base that is in a SAFE does not count as one of the 2 needed to win, though technically there is no way to create a SAFE on a home base, since it's an immobile object, and you cannot create objects there. If a SAFE is dispelled, the item inside immediately falls to the ground. See also: MIST-BODY and Giving Jolly a headache....
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| FAQ: This clearly only costs you a point during your OWN turn, not everyone else's too! The 1 point cost is paid at the beginning of each turn; you can stop Shadow anytime you feel like it. See also: MONSTER BANE.
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