Hello,

I received the following two responses from Brad Andres to rules questions I had submitted.

Hi Scott,

1- In order for a creature to be considered to have been “healed” damage needs to have been removed from the creature. Hope that helps.

2- The only Æmber that counts as being yours is the Æmber in your pool. I’ll make sure to make this clearer in the next FAQ update. Thanks for the feedback!

Brad Andres

Card Game Developer

Fantasy Flight Games

Brad Andres [email protected] via asmodeena.onmicrosoft.com
Dec 12, 2018, 5:49 PM (1 day ago)
to me

Could you please post the exact wording of your questions as well?

Yeah, I'm curious to hear what the questions were as well. The answers seem like things that I *thought* were already known.

Oh oh, it’s like jeapordy...

1) What is, Can Protectrix target a creature with no damage on it to make it immune to damage for the remainder of the turn?

2) What is, If I have 3 amber in my amber pool, and 3 amber on Safe Place, do I have to forge a key at the start of my turn?

2) Or what is, If I have 3 amber in my amber pool, and 3 amber on Safe Place and my opponent plays bait and switch does it count all 6 amber or only the 3 in my amber pool?

22 minutes ago, CSteele said:

Oh oh, it’s like jeapordy...

1) What is, Can Protectrix target a creature with no damage on it to make it immune to damage for the remainder of the turn?

2) What is, If I have 3 amber in my amber pool, and 3 amber on Safe Place, do I have to forge a key at the start of my turn?

2) Or what is, If I have 3 amber in my amber pool, and 3 amber on Safe Place and my opponent plays bait and switch does it count all 6 amber or only the 3 in my amber pool?

It's the second of your number 2s. I think you still have to forge in that first case. We'll see

5 hours ago, saluk64007 said:

It's the second of your number 2s. I think you still have to forge in that first case. We'll see

I think you guys are on to something here...