I know that you must PAY for an attachment with the correct sphere, but do you have to attach them to the matching sphere as well? If you're playing a dual-sphere deck can you pay for Unexpected Courage with your Spirit guy, but attach it to your Tactics guy, for example?
attachment restrictions
You can attach them to any hero that meets the restrictions, which is usually "a hero". It doesn't matter if they are the sphere of the card or not, that only matters for resource match.
PS: Glad to see you made your way over here Mehstrad.
I'll a clarifying question about attachments though: you can only have two of any restricted, but can you have two of the same. What I'm really driving at here is I don't think it makes sense to be wearing two Citadel Plates.
conykchameleon said:
I'll a clarifying question about attachments though: you can only have two of any restricted, but can you have two of the same. What I'm really driving at here is I don't think it makes sense to be wearing two Citadel Plates.
Do you have to play attachments on your own characters? or can you play them on another player's? (this is a co-op game after all)
Mighty Jim said:
Do you have to play attachments on your own characters? or can you play them on another player's? (this is a co-op game after all)
Rules pg 25
jhaelen said:
conykchameleon said:
I'll a clarifying question about attachments though: you can only have two of any restricted, but can you have two of the same. What I'm really driving at here is I don't think it makes sense to be wearing two Citadel Plates.
Yeah, but it _does_ make sense to wield two dwarven axes! Myself I see it as having a second plate mail in your backpack which you wear as soon as your first suit has been battered into oblivion (i.e. after it has soaked four wounds for you).
I was also thinking that about the citadel plate, but you make a good argument for it 
Most of the game makes sense in story terms. Although losing your plate when you're over your normal HP is really bad!