So, reading The Peaceful Way, it says, "play 1 reversal", not play 1 attack as a reversal.

My question is, can I completely block their attack, play a regular reversal, then respond with The Peaceful Way to play another reversal?

I don't believe so. The trigger for the response is "after you completely block your opponent's attack". Ergo, the response would happen directly after the block was made, not after a reversal has already been played.

ROTBI said:

But dont you go back to the point where the block is played after the reversal resolves

Not completely as the damage step for the blocked card does resolve first (damage will occur if it's a throw in most cases). Again, I'm not 100%, but I believe the benefit of The Peaceful Way is just that it awards your complete block by removing the need for a control check, not adding another reversal opportunity.

I believe the rules say you may only attempt to play 1 reversal to any attack. Thus it answers itself; unless the card specifically states that a second reversal can be played, you can only attempt one.

You may only use the Reversal keyword to attempt to play one reversal to a given attack.

However, The Peaceful Way simply allows you to play a Reversal from your hand, after you completely blocked an attack. Thanks for the pics shadowdragon.

The Peaceful Way and Clash of the Ages (see above link) have the exact same templating. R: After [event], play a/an [type of attack]. Clash wants an attack with difficulty = X or less, Peaceful Way wants a Reversal with difficulty 4 or less. Peaceful Way would work the same way if it had said Combo, or Ranged, or anything else.

In summary, you can activate The Peaceful Way, resolve a Reversal with difficulty <= 4, and still play another Reversal after the fully blocked attack has finished resolving.

Wafflecopter said:

Can we get a stamp so I can start making babies cry with Lu Chen? =)