26 minutes ago, Eye of Night said:

Can you Charge! your Clan Champion into a battle if you already have a copy there? The rules seem to be contradictory on this point:

"Unique Cards

A card with the ? symbol in front of its title is a unique card. Each player may only have a maximum of one instance of each unique card, by title, in play.

◊ A player cannot take control of or bring into play a unique card if he or she already controls or owns an in-play copy of that card."

"Play and Put into Play

Playing a character or attachment card involves paying the card’s fate cost and placing the card in the play area. This causes the card to enter play. Cards are played from a player’s hand or provinces. Any time a character card is played, its controller has the option of placing additional fate from his or her fate pool on the card.

Some card abilities put cards into play. This bypasses the need to pay the card’s cost, as well as the opportunity to place additional fate on the card. A card that is put into play bypasses any restrictions or prohibitions regarding the potential of playing that card. A card that is put into play enters play in its controller’s play area."

I would say no. The rules on unique cards does specifically point out putting into play as something you can't do. Interestingly, the rule also covers cards like Blackmail, you cannot blackmail my Toruri onto your field if you have a Toturi of your own.

26 minutes ago, Eye of Night said:

Can you Charge! your Clan Champion into a battle if you already have a copy there? The rules seem to be contradictory on this point:

"Unique Cards

A card with the ? symbol in front of its title is a unique card. Each player may only have a maximum of one instance of each unique card, by title, in play.

◊ A player cannot take control of or bring into play a unique card if he or she already controls or owns an in-play copy of that card."

"Play and Put into Play

Playing a character or attachment card involves paying the card’s fate cost and placing the card in the play area. This causes the card to enter play. Cards are played from a player’s hand or provinces. Any time a character card is played, its controller has the option of placing additional fate from his or her fate pool on the card.

Some card abilities put cards into play. This bypasses the need to pay the card’s cost, as well as the opportunity to place additional fate on the card. A card that is put into play bypasses any restrictions or prohibitions regarding the potential of playing that card. A card that is put into play enters play in its controller’s play area."

I would say no. The rules on unique cards does specifically point out putting into play as something you can't do. Interestingly, the rule also covers cards like Blackmail, you cannot blackmail my Toruri onto your field if you have a Toturi of your own.

As per Rules Reference:

Cannot
The word “cannot” is absolute, and cannot be countermanded by other abilities or effects.

I've got a question regarding the Sacrifice mechanic.

The rules reference says the following (page 14):

10 minutes ago, ichaos1985 said:

I've got a question regarding the Sacrifice mechanic.

The rules reference says the following (page 14):

Now the Crab have various cards that say "When a character you control leaves play, trigger effect x...".

As far as I understood, those effects would trigger for a sacrifice. If a card said "When a character is discarded, trigger...", however, it would not trigger for a sacrifice. Correct?

Correct!

Sacrificed characters have obviously left play, but they have not been discarded.

12 minutes ago, Gaffa said:

Correct!

Sacrificed characters have obviously left play, but they have not been discarded.

Thank you. A friend of mine was convinced that sacrificing a character prevented all other "character leaves play" effects.

Stupid question, feel free to yell me down. If I use a character as an attachment, are they still considered a character? Like, can I cloud the mind a tattooed warrior, who is attached to someone?

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If an ability causes a card to change its cardtype, the card loses all other cardtypes it might possess and functions as would any card of the new cardtype.

Under Cardtypes (p. 3) in the RR.

Just now, Khudzlin said:

Under Cardtypes (p. 3) in the RR.

Missed that!

Thanks! (out of likes, sry)

And the award for the most:
random comment?
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goes to....

'Court Games' - notice the position of the dash, then read "dash" and "target" in rules reference. It looks as though the placement of the dash is not a hard rule.

I've got another question, I haven't really found the answer so far.

Let's say I'm at one family honour. Now I've got one dishonourable and one honourable personality that both leave play. What is the consequence? Will I lose one honour for the dishonourable personality and instantly lose the game? Or are all losses and gains calculated first to one total value that is then either subtracted or added? Or is it similar to magic, where every step is put onto some kind of stack and then resolved one after another, triggering consequences and thus maybe the end of the game?

Thanks!

You decide the order in which you discard them

Rules Reference pag 22 4.2.

So choose wisely

Can someone refer me to the procedure for deciding who wins when time is called mid turn?

Tournament Rules