So we had an instance yesterday where my opponent landed on the station and triggered a mine suffer 2 damage cards (one face up)

We were unsure if the station could heal one of these cards like it would during a ram.

The reason we were not sure is the wording on minefields,"if a ship ENDS IT MOVEMENT..." As opposed to the wording of "After you execute a maneuver" etc that is on most other cards.

Does this wording change the timeing?

IMO (often confused) that's two ways of saying exactly the same, and thus the moving player would chose the order. But I could be wrong. Could be minefields is specifically worded that way to PREVENT repairs after they go off.

I think this is actually a worthy e-mail/FAQ candidate.

IMO (often confused) that's two ways of saying exactly the same, and thus the moving player would chose the order. But I could be wrong. Could be minefields is specifically worded that way to PREVENT repairs after they go off.

I think this is actually a worthy e-mail/FAQ candidate.

Your Precedence is in the Demolisher article on the FAQ.

Minefields take precedence over the Demolisher Attack, because one is ends Movement and the other is Executes a Maneuver....

I would assume you would apply the same to the Overlap.

IMO (often confused) that's two ways of saying exactly the same, and thus the moving player would chose the order. But I could be wrong. Could be minefields is specifically worded that way to PREVENT repairs after they go off.

I think this is actually a worthy e-mail/FAQ candidate.

Your Precedence is in the Demolisher article on the FAQ.

Minefields take precedence over the Demolisher Attack, because one is ends Movement and the other is Executes a Maneuver....

I would assume you would apply the same to the Overlap.

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