Post by agradable on May 10, 2006 16:21:01 GMT 1
From Paul Ross on the Judge-Vs list this morning, with CR1.91 attached:
The following changes to the uniqueness rule are effective immediately:
705. Uniqueness Rule
705.1 As part of resolving a recruit effect for a unique character, its controller-to-be puts each other object he or she controls with the same name as that character into its owner's KO'd pile. This is not the same as KO'ing those objects.
705.2 As part of flipping a unique location face up, its controller puts each other object he or she controls with the same name as that location into its owner's KO'd pile. This is not the same as KO'ing those objects.
705.3 As part of attaching a unique equipment to a character, that character's controller puts each other object he or she controls with the same name as that equipment into its owner's KO'd pile. This is not the same as KO'ing those objects.
705.4 The uniqueness rule is checked only when resolving a character recruit effect, flipping a location, or attaching an equipment. It does not apply to any other modifiers that put an object into play or change control of an object.
Básicamente, no importa si se han reclutado del modo usual o han entrado en juego vía habilidad (Jeremy Irons comes to mind), si una pieza de equipo dice "único", único se queda.
The following changes to the uniqueness rule are effective immediately:
705. Uniqueness Rule
705.1 As part of resolving a recruit effect for a unique character, its controller-to-be puts each other object he or she controls with the same name as that character into its owner's KO'd pile. This is not the same as KO'ing those objects.
705.2 As part of flipping a unique location face up, its controller puts each other object he or she controls with the same name as that location into its owner's KO'd pile. This is not the same as KO'ing those objects.
705.3 As part of attaching a unique equipment to a character, that character's controller puts each other object he or she controls with the same name as that equipment into its owner's KO'd pile. This is not the same as KO'ing those objects.
705.4 The uniqueness rule is checked only when resolving a character recruit effect, flipping a location, or attaching an equipment. It does not apply to any other modifiers that put an object into play or change control of an object.
Básicamente, no importa si se han reclutado del modo usual o han entrado en juego vía habilidad (Jeremy Irons comes to mind), si una pieza de equipo dice "único", único se queda.
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