Hello.
I have question about Frozen Solid.
www.agotcards.org/card/nset/44/804
May I attach it to a limited attachment? To Burned and Pillaged(
www.agotcards.org/card/v/3979/eng/jback
), to be more precise.
Frozen solid
No. "Non-limited" in Frozen Solid's text applied to both "location" and "attachment."
Mitya said:
Hello.
I have question about Frozen Solid.
www.agotcards.org/card/nset/44/804
May I attach it to a limited attachment? To Burned and Pillaged(
www.agotcards.org/card/v/3979/eng/jback
), to be more precise.
I see your question. Should it be read:
"Attach to a (non-limited location) or attachment." or "Attach to a (non-limited) location or attachment."
Let's say instead of "non-limited" is said a House, like "Stark." In which case, it would read "Attach to a Stark location or attachment." That would generally be understood to mean a Stark character or Stark attachment, wouldn't it?
I think if this was meant to be able to be attached to a limited attachment, it would say "Attach to a non-limited location, or an attachment"
As is, I would say no good attaching to a limited attachment.
KristoffStark said:
I see your question. Should it be read:
"Attach to a (non-limited location) or attachment." or "Attach to a (non-limited) location or attachment."
Huh. I'm no native speaker, but my sprachgefühl tells me that if it's worded the way it is, it can only be understood to mean "Attach to a (non-limited) location or attachment." To be understood in a way that non-limited refers only to location, not to attachment, it would have to read "Attach to a non-limited location, or to an attachment" or something like that. Am I right?
Ratatoskr said:
Thank you for answers.