Which one takes precedence?

"Cannot" is absolute, so Snap Shot would stop you making any further attacks that phase.

"Golden Rules" on Page 2 of the Rules reference.

There's plenty of cards and abilities that override the cannot.

5 minutes ago, Javelin said:

There's plenty of cards and abilities that override the cannot.

A card can override a "cannot" from the core rules, but if two cards are in conflict the cannot takes precedence. Which in this case means no additional attacks.

This...

7 hours ago, Javelin said:

There's plenty of cards and abilities that override the cannot.

is explained by this...

7 hours ago, jmswood said:

"Golden Rules" on Page 2 of the Rules reference.

Only way to override a "cannot" is if you are explicitly told to.

Double Edge doesnt specify such a thing. Which is sad because this was the only trick i saw for him that actually uses his ability w/o making him dang near 30pts and have TLock issues due to his PS4. Sadly it dun work

1 minute ago, Vineheart01 said:

Only way to override a "cannot" is if you are explicitly told to.

Double Edge doesnt specify such a thing. Which is sad because this was the only trick i saw for him that actually uses his ability w/o making him dang near 30pts and have TLock issues due to his PS4. Sadly it dun work

It's not quite as simple as that (of course). Cards can override 'cannot' from the rulebook. Missions can override 'cannot' from cards.

But cards can't override a 'cannot' from another card - if two cards are in conflict and one includes 'cannot', that one wins.

4 hours ago, Vineheart01 said:

Only way to override a "cannot" is if you are explicitly told to.

Double Edge doesnt specify such a thing. Which is sad because this was the only trick i saw for him that actually uses his ability w/o making him dang near 30pts and have TLock issues due to his PS4. Sadly it dun work

Double Edge + Unguided Rockets + LWF is only 23 points and his ability works great like that.....