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When he comes into play, you can take an ally on the field your opponent controls.You also get to search your opponent's Hand, Deck, Graveyard and RFG zones for one ally in each of those zones and them put them into play.They do not have to be the same ally and you are not forced to put any of them into play if you don't want.So, you can ...

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1.  Unfortunately, you, as the Tournament Organizer, are not allowed to play in the event in which you are the TO.  You will either have to find another person to fill up that 6th spot, or simply run the event with only 5 people.  MANTIS will automatically give one person a 'bye' each round if you end up with an odd number.2.  ...

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WoW TCG Comp Rules:700.4    Some modifiers say a card ''has'' the powers of one or more other cards. Any self-references (200.1) in those powers are updated. That card doesn’t lose any powers.Example: Koringar the Heavy reads, “(3) >>> This turn, Koringar has all the payment powers of all other allies.” He and Tim are the ...

The account gets locked when you enter too many invalid codes in order to prevent people from trying to re-use numbers and cheat the system.  Mine has been locked out a couple of times so far too...Send an email to entertainment@upperdeck.com and they'll be able to get your account unlocked.Make sure you include your name, UDE# and email ...

Pin does not interrupt any Allies.There is a difference between being played and coming into play that players seem to misunderstand.Playing the Ally means to put that Ally card on the chain.  Once it resolves off the chain, that Ally comes into play.  Pin prevents a player from adding Ally cards to the chain, it does not prevent any Ally

This is being looked into by the committee and will be addressed appropriately when they have finished.

The [thing] you wish to interrupt with Kentho must be targeting a card that you control that is currently in play.Since Selin Duskrunner does not have any kind of 'come into play effect' that targets a card you control that is currently in play, then you would not be able to interrupt him at this time.